Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Meeting Minutes, 1958 by Metropolitan Library System Oklahoma

MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1958 AT 3:00 P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. T. H. Broad, Messrs. L. V. Ballard, H. G. Buchanan, C. E. Costley, Bill Foutz, Lonnie Gilliland, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Virgil Hill, Wayne Jeans, Gilbert Robinson, Robert Shultz, Gene Stinebeck, W. H. Taylor, and Mrs. Floy Campbell, Mrs. Gladys McDonald and Mrs. Elaine Tucker -- Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; other central office personnel.; representatives of the press and T-V stations; other visitors as listed below. The invocation was given by the Reverend Kermit Hollingsworth, who was present as a visitor.

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On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meeting,of December 2, 1957 were approved as read.

|R. #1+07 i Minutes - Approved

The President introduced the following visitors: Judge William A. Berry; Reverend Kermit Hollingsworth; Mrs. Pat 0. Johnson, Mrs. Donald Ayler, Mrs. Orben Casey, and Mrs. Buford Cleveland, representing the P-TA; Mr. Robert Cheney, President District OEA; Mrs. Bessie Henry, Past President District OEA; Mi*. Glen Bowman, President Classroom Teachers Association; Mrs. Leslie Kelley, President ACE; L. S. Lanman, President Administrators Council; Mrs. Lila Quinn, President Elementary Principals; Mrs. Jim Wright, Mrs. Otto Thompson, Mrs. Phil C. Bennett, Mrs. Walter Gray, Mrs. Guy James, and Mr. and Mrs. Miller Smith.

i Visitors • RecoSnl2ed-

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Reports were submitted by the Attorney, Auditor, and Treasurer, and on motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, they were approved as submitted. SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT

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|Reports of j Attorney, ;Auditor, Treas ;urer Approved

Information to the Board: The following information was presented by the Superintendent: (1)

Carlton Poling, County Superjntedent, has notified the Superintendent of Schools that a part of School District $26 of Oklahoma County was annexed to Independent School District No. 89 as of November 19, 1957The part annexed is described as follows:

|Annexation of |a Part of i Dlslrlcl $26 i(Grant School)

All of the SE/U, Section 25, T-13-N, R-A-W, and all of Block 7, Lakeside Estates, T-13-N, R-4-W (2)

The results of the December 3, 1957 General Election held by the Election Board for School Board members are as follows:

For School Board Member No. U:

Jim Wright George E. Zink

No. Votes For U362 1563

| Report of j School Board i Election

For School Board Member No. 5:

Phil C. Bennett Dorsey Buttram

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R. #U09 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following recom- !Approval of mendation to transfer $800.00 from Account C-15, General Fund, Other Administrative i Transfer of Office Equipment, to Account C-2, New School Apparatus. On roll call, the motion carried iAccounts in General Fund with all members voting "Aye."

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R. #410 I Res. of Apprej ciation for |

The following Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Martha Lucille Tandy, retired teacher, recently deceased, was passed on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson:

RESOLUTION

Martha Lucille Tandy !

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Martha Lucille Tandy;, December 31? 1957-

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Miss Tandy joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1919 as a teacher at Irving School. In 1924, she joined the staff at Classen High School where she taught English until she retired in 1953- Following her retirement she taught a year at Central State College and then, after that, served as a substitute teacher until a year ago.

Miss Tandy was a member of the National, State, and Local professional organ!zations, and of the Christian Church. She was an exceptionally fine teacher; Conscientious and dependable in her She was loving and thoughtful of both her work and beloved by her students. Her thoughtfulstudents.and co-workers and had their respect and devotion, ness and unselfishness were a great inspiration tocthbse. who knew..and-worked with her, and we feel that her noble spirit and high ideals which shb -translated into life will long live in the hearts of all who knew her. The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher whose influence for good wilBJsave a .lasting'..; effect upon all who knew and worked with her.

R. #411., Res. of Appreciation for May Bulington

On motion of Mr. McCray , seconded by Mrs. Melton, the following Resolution of Appreciation for Miss May Bulington, retired teacher, deceased recently, was passed:

RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss May Bulington, January 3? 1958. E

Miss Bulington taught several years in Luther and Arcadia, Oklahoma, before joining the staff at University Heights School in 1924, where she taught the fifth grade until she retired in 1947- After that she served one year on the Reserve and Advisory Board and worked for the State Retirement Board. She was a charter member of the Oklahoma Education Association and belonged to all the other professional organizations; also Kappa Kappa Iota sorority and theâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;-Methodist Church.

Miss Bulington was a diligent, dependable, teacher and rendered effective services to hundreds of boys and girls in Oklahoma City. She was loyal, cooperative and possessed a very pleasing personality, which endeared her to her pupils and co-workers. We feel that her noble spirit and high ideals will long live in the hearts of all who knew and. worked, with her.

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Tript of Mr. Robinson Approved

The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family The highest tribute we can pay and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher. to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and an inspiration to all her many friends.

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Gilbert L. Robinson, Personnel Director, to attend, the conference indicated.:

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. Gilbert L. Robinson, Personnel Director, would attend a Personnel Conference in Denver, . Colorado, January 19, 1958 through January 21, 1958.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Mr. Robinson be directed to attend this Conference, 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 is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mr. Robinson be paid by the Board of Education, except transportation, which will be furnished otherwise. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."

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R. #414

It was moved By Mr. McCray and seconded "by Mrs. Melton to ratify the December 1957 payrolls,^ authorize issuing the January 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills as per i Approval to attached itemized list, totaling $262,090.33; , as 1 â&#x20AC;&#x2122; recommended above. On roll call, the : Ratify Dec. Payrolls, Auth- motion carried with all members voting "Aye." orize January Payrolls, Pay | Vendor Bills |

R. #415 Award Made for Exhaust Hood

R. #416 Bid Accepted on Diplomas

R. #417

Bids Awarded on Concrete, Sand, LimeI stone, Cement

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that an award be made to the Standard Material & Roofing Company to furnish and install one exhaust hood in the Linwood School Cafeteria in the amount of $1,917.00, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account No. 5HThe motion carried unanimously on roll call.

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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve an agreement with the Star Engraving Company to supply 2,000 diplomas, more or less, for all high schools at a price of $1.00 per diploma, for the 1957-58 school year, the purchase to be charged to the I--8 account, bids on these diplomas having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve agreements with the following firms as explained for the supplying of concrete, sand, limestone, and cement for all Oklahoma City schools; for the period from January 1, 1958 through June 30, 1958: (Accepted bids shown underscored on tabulation attached on following pages.)* (1) With the Dolese Company for furnishing of all ready-mixed concrete, washed sand, limestone, hydrated lime, and very fat lime; (2) With Kilpatrick Brothers Lumber Company for furnishing moulding plaster; (3) With Davidson & Case Lumber Company for furnishing portland, cement and masonary cement; (4) With Gentry Severance Lumber Company for furnishing plaster fibered and gauging plaster (5) With Sand Products, Inc. for furnishing Class A state washed and graded sand and stan-

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This material to be charged to the proper accounts as ordered. All bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids.

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #418

Claim Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to authorize payment of claim of Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., in the amount of $6,578.48 for second semester physics films Ford Foundation Funds, this claim having come in too late to be included with the preceding list of bills. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." Information to the Board:

Central Food Service Dept. Statement

Copy of a financial report of the Central Food Service Department as of October 31, 1957 was submitted.

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R. #719

BUILDINGS. & GROUNDS It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the District enter into an agreement with the residuary devisees under the will of Eleanor C. Boyd under which the District receives all interest of the said devisees in Lots Seventeen (17) and Eighteen (18) in Block Three (3), Gault and Johnson's Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County,

and agrees to pay to the said residuary devisees $8,000.00, and under which the residuary devisees agree to give deeds to the District conveying their interest in said property, and that the claim of said residuary devisees in the amount of $6,000.00 be allowed, and the president and clerk of the District be authorized to execute and acknowledge the above mentioned agreement, the balance of $2,000.00 on the property to be paid at a later date.

Agreement in r Inverne s s-Boyd Property 1 Approved | | | j i

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Meeting Adj ourned Sine Die

Whereupon, the President declared the meeting adjourned sine die.

1958.

Approved the ATTEST

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Upon reconvening, the following members of the Board were present: Ward One Nellie R. Melton Ward Two Ott-'- F. Thompson Ward Three-- C. McCray Ward Four -- J :? â&#x2013; 5 ght At Large-- p/v -nett

Oaths of Office were administered by Judge William A. Berry to the following re-elected members of the Board:

Board Reconvenes

Oaths of Offic Administered

Ward Two -- Otto F. Thompson Ward Four -- Jim Wright At Large -- Phil C. Bennett Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent, presided as; temporary chairman, and the Board proceeded with its organization for 1958.

Reorganizatioi of the Board

The chairman called for nominations for President of the Board for the year 1958. Whereupon, Mr. Thompson nominated Mr. Bennett for President, and there being no further nominations, Mrs. Melton moved that nominations cease and Mr. Bennett be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

R. #1

Mr. Bennett, newly-elected President, presided and called for nominations for Vice President.

New President Presides

Mrs. Melton nominated Mr. McCray for Vice President. There being no further nominations, Mr. Wright moved that Mr. McCray be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried.

R. #2 Mr. McCray Elected Vice President

Mrs. Melton nominated Miss Thacker as Clerk of the Board, and there being no further nominations, motion to elect Miss Thacker by acclamation was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried.

R- #3 Miss Thacker Elected Clerk

Mr. McCray nominated Mr. George H. C. Green as Treasurer, and there being no further nominations, motion to elect Mr. Green by acclamation was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried^ Mr. Green's term as Treasurer to begin January 6, 1958 and end January 5, 1959, or until his successor is appointed and qualified.

R. #7

Mr. Bennett Elected President

Mr. Green Elected Treas urer.

Mr. Thompson nominated.Prigmore-Baker as Auditors for the Board, and there being no further nominations, motion to elect Prigmore-Baker as Additors was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried.

R. #5

Mr. Lybrand was nominated as Attorney for the Board by Mr. Wright, and there being no further nominations it was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson, that Mr. Lybrand be elected by acclamation. The motion carried.

R- #6 Mr. Lybrand Elected Attorney

Prigmore & Baker Elected Auditors

MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1958 - CONT'D

R- #7 Treasurer '.s Bond. and. Payment Approved.

Mr. McCray moved approval of the bond of the School District Treasurer and authority to pay premium on the bond, and that in the matter of fixing the amount of the bond of the newly-elected Treasurer, inasmuch as the bond of the County Treasurer of Oklahoma County is $350,000.00 and that the statute provides that the bond of the treasurer of a school

R. #8

Motion to confirm the following depositories and fiscal agencies for school funds was made by Mr. â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried:

Depositories Confirmed.

district shall not, in any event, be required to be in an amount greater than that of j the County Treasurer of the county; therefore, the amount of said bond of the newly-elected j treasurer of this district shall be fixed at $350;000.00. The motion was seconded by \ Mr. Thompson and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." |

Liberty National Fidelity National First National

City National Citizens State First State

May Avenue Northwest National Oklahoma National

Central State Fiscal Agencies: Capitol Hill State Liberty Nat'1 Mid-America First Nat'l

Remarks by Mr. Wright

Mr. Wright expressed his deep appreciation for those with whom he worked during his term as President. He especially emphasized the significance of improved public relations, stating that good public relations are back of the success of schools and the school programs. The Board and the administrative staff need to keep the people informed, he said. He expressed appreciation for the cooperation of the community as well as the school system. He gave a warm welcometo the new incoming President, Mr. Bennett.

Remarks by Mr. Bennett

Mr. Bennett also expressed his appreciation for the cooperation of the community and the school system. He emphasized the need for a continued effort to educate.'' children not only in fields that are being stressed now due to the international situation, but for fields of all activities. The need is to develop each child's abllties and aptitudes

to the greatest extent possible, he said. The public is now generally aware of the place education occupies in our situation, which is hopeful for the future, and which he hopes will lead to continued improvement in the school program. Plaque Express ing Appreciation of Mr. Wright presented.

Mr. McCray presented Mr. Wright, the out-going President, with a beautiful framed Resolution of Appreciation for his outstanding service as President of the Board for the year 1957/ the Resolution having been signed by other members of the Board and the Superintendent.

Gavel Present ed to Mr. Wright

The gavel which Mr. Wright used during his term of office as President was presented to him by Mrs. Melton, representing the Board.

R. #9

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

Adj ournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 195& AT U:3O P. M. PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, VicePresident Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson

ABSENT:

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Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Messrs. L. V. Ballard, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Gilbert Robinson, Bob Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; Mr. H. â&#x20AC;¢ B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; Dr. Virgil Hill, Psychologist; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker,! Clerk; representatives of the P-TA Council and the press.

Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, minutes of the meeting of January 6, 1958 were approved as read.

R. #10 Minutes Approx

SPECIAL On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, bids in response to the attached Notice for Bids on addition to Van Buren School were opened and read aloud as per the, following tabulation

R. #11 Bids Opened on Addition to Van Buren School

TABULATION OF BIDS ON ADDITION TO VAN BUREN SCHOOL Schwartz Construction Co. H. J. Benedict Co. L. H. Humphries J. J. Cook J. W. Skaggs Frank H. Ketch, Inc. W. D. Douglas Smith & Son Lehman Lippert Co. Wynn Construction Co. L. M. Jones Co.

$52,986 53,960 55A5O 52,735 55,000 56,337 56,285 59,983 61,323 52,560 6^,989

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to refer the bids received on addition to Van Buren School to the central office staff for further consideration, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried.

|R. #12

!! Bids Referred |to Central I Office Staff

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, Treasurer, submitted his report for the month of January.

Jan. Treasur| er 's Report

The Board Attorney, Mr. Lybrand, recommended the purchase of two lots in the Florence Addition to Oklahoma City, to add to Central High School site. (Approved later in this meeting.)

Attorney's j Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported all claims presented to the Board for payment had been checked and approved, and he handed out a Report of Audit covering the period from July 1, 1957 to December 31, 1957Motion to approve the foregoing reports of the Treasurer, the Attorney, and the Auditor was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.

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Auditor's Report

R- #13 Reports Approved

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3; 1958 - CONT'D

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R. #14 Attendance at Professional Meetings Approved

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution; directing personnel to attend professional meetings as indicated: RESOLUTION

(a)

Melvin W. Barnes and three staff members, American Association of School Administrators Convention, St. Louis, Missouri, February 22-25, 1958, inclusive, to travel by automobile;

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Rogers Stevens, Southern Association Convention of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Louisville, Kentucky, February 25-28, 1958;

(c)

Helen Jones and Vivian V. Haynes, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Seattle, Washington, February 28 to March 8, 1958;

(d)

W. H. Taylor, National Secondary Principals ' Convention, Indianapolis, Indiana, February 15-19, 1958.

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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend tjae 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 is hereby ordered that all expenses of the above persons on these trips be paid by the Board of Education.

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "aye."

R. #15 Payment of Consultants' Fees Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment of the following consultant fees:

(a)

For Dr. Max W. Beberman and Mr. William Hale, University of Illinois, honorarium for both, $100.00, and expenses, for each of five trips to Oklahoma City to work on Saturdays with 84 teachers on revision of the math program;

(t)

For Dr. Guy Fraser Harrision, for conducting rehearsals and directing school orchestra, five performances in January, $100.00;

(c)

director, four days For Dr. Travis Shelton, S. M. U. Music Consultant, vocal ■ expenses and an honorarium of $200.00, February 3-6, inclusive, for Music; Festival.

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

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

Personnel Recommended

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Request permission to increase the assignment of Dennis Mooney from a l£-hour basis to a 5-hour basis - effective January 6, 1958.■

Request permission to employ Bobby Mayo as a temporary typist in the Research Office January 16, 1958 through January 22, 1958 - salary on the basis of $170 per month.

Request permission to adjust the salary of Mr. Vernon Enlow from $1.50 per hour to $3000 per year (10 months) effective January 27, 1958. Request permission to adjust the salary of Mr. Richard Corner from $1.25 per hour to $3000 per year - effective January 27, 1958.

Request permission to employ Miss Carol Ann Munday as temporary cleik in the Research Office - effective January 27, 1958 - salary on the basis of $]_70 per month.

Request permission to employ Mrs. Betty Janice Roblyer as temporary typist in the Research Office - effective January 27, 1958 - salary on the basis of $17$ per month. ■ Request acceptance of the resignation of Miss Martha Russell, Dietitian in Central Food Service - effective January 31, 1958, and the transfer of Mrs. Aley Goldsmith from Training Supervisor - Manager at Central High School ■ Salary $5871.92 to Dietitian in Central Food Service Department - salary $6000 annually - effective January 31> 1958. Also the transfer of Miss Frankie Roberts from Purchasing in Cen- • trad Food Service - salary $5100 to Training Supervisor - Manager at Central High school - salary $5200 annually - effective January 3'1> 1958. Request permission to change the assignment of Tom Hill, relieving him of one class at Classen High School, and assign him to teach by television and serve as coordinator of mathematics in secondary schools, with an increase in salary from $14-,U3O per year to $5,000 per year, 11-months basis, effective January 27, 1958. (same type of contract)

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD

AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT Request permission to employ Emily McCord in the Textbook Center for temporary work - salary $ I.25 per hour - effective January 21„ 1958. Request permission to employ Roland Jansson in the Textbook Center for temporary work — salary $ I.50 per hour - effective January 22, 1958, Request permission to employ Harry B. Gooch as temporary employee in the Textbook Center - salary $1,25 per hour - effective January 20 1958,

FURNITURE REPAIR DEPARTMENT Request permission for Earl Moentnish, furniture carpenter, to be pro moted to the position of foreman - effective January I, 1958 - saIaty $4,100 per year. '

MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

Request permiss on to emp oy Gale P. Lewis as temporary electrician helper - salary $1.25 per hour - effective January 21, 1958. Request permission to employ Raymond E. Webb as temporary carpenter helper - salary $1.35 per hour - effective January 7, 1958.

SERVICE DEPARTMENT Request permission to transfer Trannon C= Burroughs, floorman at Wi I lard ~ salary $183-33 per month to head custodian at Madison salary $2l8„33 per month - effective January 8.. 1958.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: per missi on to tra ns fe r Ken ne th turnip se ed , dr afts man in the en gin ee rin g de pa rtm en t from TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE ON AN HOURLY PAY BASIS TO A PERMANENT EMPLOYEE AT $4-800 PER YEAR - EFFECTIVE

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REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER MARK W. CULLEN TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT GN AN HOURLY PAY' BASIS TO A PERMANENT EMPLOYEE AT $5700 PER YEAR PLUS $500 CAR EXPENSES - EFFECTIVE

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Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded. #16 by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." ! Personnel â&#x2013; Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING \ Bills and Payi rolls Recommen ' ed

Bills and. Payrolls The following Items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for approval:

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Ratification of January 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows? 1957-58 GENERAL FUND ............ $ 953,688.38 1956- 5? GENERAL FUND . . . . . .................... . . $ ..........215.00

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Authority to issue payrolls for February 1958 in the following e s tima ted'amount s s

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Item #3

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

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1958 - CONT'D .... (T"'

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 3, 1958:

General Fund.

$ 98,028.99

Item #lb-1956-57 General Fund

2U8.68

Item #■10-1957-58 Building Levy

12,921.26

Item #id-i956-57 Building Levy

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Item #ie-i956

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Addressograph Multigraph Corp.

&cme Food Store ,8c E Equipment Company {' ■ .4 American Book Company ^^bierican Education Publications American Gas Journal tsrican Playground Device 'Co0

Instr. Suppls Schl. Select Suppls-Instr.-Radio & TV- Low 67.90 Public Relations 6.93 Dept. Select Low Letter Bid 69.01

Teaching'A?d Suppls Instr. Suppls

Dept. Select Schl. Select

Suppls-Engineering Physical Ed. Eqpt. Instrt- Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

^^R»K„ Manufacturing Co. ^Association for Supervision & Curriculum Development

Instr. Suppls

Dept. Dept. Low Dept, Schl. Low

Instr. Suppls

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Upk Trks & Cars

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Bownar Records Branham*s, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Office Suppls & Printing

Schl. Select Low

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Other Admin. Expense

309.25 Board Action Direction of Supt.247*50

Frank H. Braunlich

Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select

Britton Piano Shop

Piano Tuning & Repairs

Standard

Britton Printing Co. Inc.

Suppls, Public Relations

Publication'

Bureau of Publications Burgess Publishing Company

Suppls«>Teach.Aid-Cen.Office Dept. Select Dept. Select Teaching Aid Suppls

Burroughs Corp.

Reprs to office machines

Standard

California Test Bureau Cambridge University Press

Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select 'Dept. Select

68.89 • 4.39

Can Pro Corporation

Radio & TV Suppls

Dept. Select

36.60

Carpenter Paper Company City Spring Works E.B. ’’Jack" Castle Bob Cates

Instr. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low1 Low Schl. Select Low

756.30 6.50 25.15 239.18

Chamber of Commerce of the US

Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select

1.00

The Child’s World, Inc.

Library Books

Standard

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The Cin Made Corporation City Auto Parts

New Eqpt. Visual Ed. Upk Trks & Cars

Dept. Select Dept. Select

59.92 51.17

City Bus Company Clements Sporting Goods

Rent Trans.'Eqpt." Physical Ed. Eqpt.

Rental Agreement Low

John’H. Cole F. E. Compton & Company

Instr. Suppls Library & Text Books

Board Action Dept. Select

.•Consumers Union of US, Inc. 'Al Cook Desk & Office Supply

Suppls-Superintendent Reprs. & Suppls

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The Daily Law Journal Record

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Publisher

Dee’s Photo Supply

Instr. Suppls

Board Action Low

Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select

Inc.

Denoyer Geppert Company

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Dictaphone Corporation

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George Ibabody College Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc.

Central Office Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select Dept. Select

Doenges Supply

Instr. Suppls

Depth. Select

192.96

H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.

Office & Instr. Suppls

Low

129*00

Ibubleday & Company, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select

£1.56

Dover Publications, Inc. Dowlings, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls-Reprs to office machines

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Reprs-Office Suppls & printing

Low Standard

575.UO ill.35

589.75

Dulaney’s -

Reprs to Audio Visual EqptLow Dept. Select

33.71 9.90

U3-61

Allen B. DuMont Laboratories,Inc .Labor & Mtrls-Radio Sta.

'.2.002.93

5.U0

Standard

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Reprs & Suppls

Standard Low

E. P. Dutton & Company, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select Schl, Select

127.80 ' 3U6.50

U7U.3O

■•K-

17.2U 3.27

20.51 1.26

Radio & TV Suppls

Dept. Select

Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select

Instr. Suppls . Educational Music Bureau, Inc.. Teaching Aid Suppls The Educational Publishing Corp.

Schl. Select Dept. Select

18.18 21.U5 U.93 26.86

Eckroat Paint & Hardware > Educational Directories, Inc.

22.50

Electric Equipment & Supply Elko Photo Products Co. #5

Schl.’Shop Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Dept. Select Low Bid~Board Action

?Encyclopaedia Britannica Films,

New Visual Ed. Eqpt.

Low

Engine Parts & Machine

Upk Trks & Cars

Dept. Select

■’ ■-: I O.P. Farmer Battery Service

Upk Trks &. Cars

Dept. Select

Clyde Farthing Fearon Publishers

Office Suppls & Printing Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Dept. Select

ho. 00 1.60

Field Enterprises Ed. Corp. Film Associates of California

Library & Text Books Visual Aid Suppls

Dept. Select Dept. Select

97 .36 '-100.00

C. J. Fishman Forests

Rental & Storage Radio & TV Suppls

Rental Agreement Dept. Select

- 315.00

87.53 .

5.00

375.00 2.50 “jA

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Page Li (1957-58’GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)"'6

- W? .PT Wi>3

Fretwell Motor Company Friden Agency,(Oklahoma City)

Bid Agreement Instr. Suppls Reprs. to office machines Standard

Friden Calculating Machines, San Leandro, California

New Schl. Apparatus

Gardner Hotel Supply Company

Reprs. to Indus. Art Eqpt.Low

General Electric Supply Co.

Instr. Suppls

Low Dept. Select

General Truck Company

Upk Trks& Cars

Dept. Select

Geographical Publishing Gibbs & Company

Instr. Suppls Repr-Indus. Art Eqpt.

Schl. Select Low

Gray Enterprises Robert W. Grubbe Company

Upk Ti?ks & Cars Instr. Suppls

Low Board Action

Hart Ceramic. Supply Hart Industrial Supply

Instr. Suppls Reprs. & Suppls

Dept. Select Dept. Select 90.91 Low :31U.87 3U.6O Standard

kko.^8

B°° gg. i,i^.'Oo

Schl. Select

,-^•32

9.62 5.U3

* *S$96

: ib.oo

27.9k

D. C. Heath and Company Heierding Brothers

Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Dept. Select Schl. Select

11^.22 k.02

Herb Welding & Radiator Co.Inc.

Upk Trks & Cars

Dept. Select

3.50

House of Little Books

Instr. Suppls

Dept. Select

k.12

Humpty Dumpty

Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select

77.72:

International Business Machines

Rental IB! Machines

Rental Agreement 50.00 60.7? Standard 295.00 Dept. Select

W.77

16.56 lk.k7 31.03

International Harvester Company

Upk Trks & Cars

Standard Dept. Select

Johnnie’s Tire Company

Upk Trks & Cars

Low

35.05

Johnson Motors

Upk Trkg & Cars

:'Low

2 .00

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Repr-Labor-Mtrls

JT.Commission on Missionary Ed. Casey Jones Auto Paint & Supply Jones Boys #6

Teaching Aid SupplS Repr-Indus. Art. Eqto Instr. Suppls 1

Dept. Select Low Dept. Select Dept. Select Schl. Select

312.00 7.3k 319.3k

3.96 5.75 50.51

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Kamp Brothers Kee Lox Manufacturing Co.

i Instr. Suppls Office Suppls & Printing

Kilpatrick Brothers

Instr., Suppls

11.16 Low Schl. Select 21.57

KLauber Games, Inc.

Physical Ed. Eqpt.

Schl. Select

F. B. Koock

Suppls-Superintendent

Low

Library Supply Company

Library Books

Litho Negative & Plate Company Lyons & Carnahan

Office Suppls & Printing Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select 789.97 81.60 Low Dept. Select Dept. Select

The Macmillan Company Mail Order Recrod Service

Teaching Aid Suppls Repr & Replace'Physical Education Eqpt.

Dept. Select

9S.ft

Select

10.00

Marchant Calculators, Inc.

Bus. Office Eqpt

Dept. Select

865.00

Jim Martin Educational Films

Suppls- Visual Education

Dept. Select 9110.00 1120,00 Standard

1,360.00

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Suppls- Health Dept.

1162.90 Low Dept. Select 52.20

515*10

Riley McCullough Mideke Supply Company

Custodial Suppls....... Instr. Suppls-Reprs.

Metropolitan Water Company, Inc. Water Service

Bid Agreement 1127.23 Low Dept. Select 10*211 Board Action 1625.55 Utilities -

Midwest Cash Register Company

Repr. to office machines

Standard

Miller-Norris Company, Inc. Miller Jackson Company

Custodial Suppls Repr.-Audio Visual Eqpt.

Low Dept. Select

Millsap’s

Repr-Replace Musical instrSchl. Select 273.35 Standard 611.00 Dept. ...Select 111.50

351.85

Minton Machinery Company

Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Low

182.65

Monroe Calculating Machine Co.

New Schl. Apparatus

585.6Cgi' Low Dept. Select 1,231.73 1*817.35

Moore Business Forms, Inc.

Research Suppls

Low

251.30

Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select

108.95

Morgan’sA.

G. Food Market

Schl. Select Low

Dept

138.70 60.00

2^.73 239.10

li5.oo 871.57

32.50

2,063i02 19.50 15.00 8.75 5hli.3O

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'st

Page 6 (19^7-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Standard Dept. Select

20.18

National School Public Relations Teaching Aid Suppls Association

Dept. Select

2.00

Teaching Aid. Suppls

Depto Select

7.73

Physical Ed. Eqpt.

Dept. Select

323.99

Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls

LOw Schl. Select

10.32 26.10

The National Cash Register Co. National Education Association

■ The New York Times

Norman Buck Manufacturing Co - Nuway Laundry Company ■ Ao Jo Nystrom & Company

Repr. to office machines Teaching Aid Suppls

r i

388.90 3,399.26

Oklahoma City Linen Service Oklahoma City Water Dept.

Custodial Suppls Water

Bid' Agreement Utilities

Oklahoma County Water

Water

Utilities

33.3o

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co

Light & Power

Utilities

23,383.U3

Oklahoma Historical Society Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Magazines & Rebinding Fuel Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select Utilities

8.00 22,099.99

Oklahoma Paper Company

Health Dept. Suppls

Board Action 216*39 Dept. Select _ 36.04 Low

27,2^63 U.39

Oklahoma Seating Company Oklahoma State Penitentiary

New Furniture & Fixtures Magazines & Rebinding

Low Standard

660.00 37.3U

Oklahoma Testing Laboratories

Engineering Dept.

Dept. Select

3# 00

Oklahoma Typewriter Company

Repr. to office machines

Schl. Select

23.00

Wo' Ho Payne Perfection Equipment Co.

Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Bid Agreement Low

30.00 7.0U

Pipkin Photo Service

Visual Aid Suppls

Low

2O1i .36

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Instr. Suppls

Low

233.33

Postmaster

Suppls-Business Office

Standard

300.00

Prentice Hall, Inc. Prime Petroleum Products, Inc

Teaching Aid Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Dept. Select Low

m.2o i,iliJh..3o

The Psychological

Instr. Suppls

Dept. Select

37.00

Teaching Aid Suppls

Depto Select

1.0?

Suppls- Research

Dept. Select

U6.3^

Corporation

.Public Affairs Committee, Inc.

■Card Annual

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1958 - CONT'D

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Page 7 (1957>“58 GENERAL FUND. CONTINUED)

Radio Supplys Inc

Labor-Mtrls Radio Station Dept. Select

Rand McNally & Company

Instr. Suppls

Raytheon Manufacturing Co.

Labor-Mtrls Radio Station Dept, Select

RCA Service Company, Inc Rector5 s Book'Store

Repr-Audio Visual Eqpt. Engineering Dept.

Dept. Select Dept• Select Publisher

Regents Publishing Company, Inc. Rice Machinery Company Remington Rand. Div. of Sperry Richards & Conover Hardware Co. G. D. Richardson Mfg. Cb.

Business Office Eqpt. Repr-Indus. Art Eqpt. Business office Eqpt. Instr. Suppls Physical Ed. Eqpt.

Dept. Dept. Low Board Schl.

Riley Reproduction^ Inc. Rinehart & Company, Inc. Gilbert L. Robinson The Ronald Press Company

Suppls-Engineering Dept. Teaching Aid Suppls Other Admin. Expense Teaching Aid Suppls

Bid Agreement Dept. Select Board Action Dept. Select

Rooks Sales & Manufacturing Royal McBee Corporation

Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls

Low Standard

19.00 19.51+

Kathleen S. Ryan

Other Admin. Expense

Board Action

31.00

Sand Products, Inc,

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

28.80

Scholastic Magazines, Inc Scott Chevrolet Company

Instr. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Schl. Select Low

2.00 8.113

S E B Paint Manufacturing Service Electric Company

Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Low Dept. Select

3.61i 62.00

Service Supply, Inc.

Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Dept. Select

111.1+9

Severin Supply Company

Instr. Suppls-Reprs

Low Board Action Standard

2.00 17.25 3.58

1+3.611 285.85 250.03 711.81+ 1,2117.72

Schl. Select Dept. Select

12U09 31+.27 69.12

103.39

5.66

15.32 17.30

20.25 32.62 20.141 26.05 37.80 5.08 130.-1U

Select Select

Action Select

165.66 B97 2)1.00 11.56

1 i-

Sharp Autj Supply Company Sharp & Nichols Music Coo

Upk Trks& Cars Instr. Suppls-Reprs

Low Schl. Select Standard Dept. Select

Clyde Showers

Central Office Suppls

Low

Silver Burdett Company Simon & Schuster, Inc. Simpson Auto Cbmpany

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Dept. Select Dept. Select Bid Agreement

22.83

13.79

27.87 . 3.35 >29.67

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Jasper Sipes School Book Dep

Library Books

Dept. Select 2118.10 7.86 Schl. Select

Smith Corona9 Inco

Reprs to office machines

Standard

Sblloway Auto Supply Company Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Standard Register Company Stankix-House, Inc. Star Electric Supply Company

Upk Trks & Cars Telephone Service Suppls, IBM Dept. Instr. Suppls Custodial Suppls

Low Utilities Loii Schl. Select Bid Agreement

The Steck Company Dick Stout & Company

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select Dept. Select

Theron R. Stuelke Sunbeam Corporation

Teaching'Aid Suppls New Schl. Apparatus*

Dept. Select Schl. Select Low

Alan Swallow, Publisher

Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

2&O?6 211*73

1.80 6,681.99 80.70

17.110

2,937.82

33.98 18.11

23.06 23.06

1-3 ' Instr. Suppls.................. I-3-A Central Office Instr. Suppls 1-6 Printing Suppls 1-9 Curriculum Library Suppls 1-10 Visual Aids Suppls Bus. Offâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; Suppls A-3 A,-lit . Clerks Suppls A-16 Supt, Off. Suppls A-18 Personnel Suppls Other Admin. Expense A-19 u 0-2 Custodial Suppls 0-8 Upkeep Cars & Trucks M=li School Shop Equipment M-1U Mtrl. Eqpt. Reprs M-13 Upkeep of grounds M-18 Radio A TV Suppls Admin. Equiptment Instr. Dept, C-19

B. H. Thomas Thompson School Bko Depository

Labor Printing Library Books

Agreement 113.36 Low Dept. Select 102.11

Town of Nichols Hills

Water

Utilities

Trice 'Wholesale Electronics

Repr-Audio Visual Eqpt.

3.13-

30.12 i*00

32*21 9o71i 1U17 17*82 3.30 6.U9 3.77 12.76 3*83 1111.17 .99 29.30 113.29 3.78 .23 2U.30 .72 OU

111.11 1113.67 17.00

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J*? Page 9 <1957-58

■•W-

Admin^Eqpt. Research SupplBoard Action 1P85U«88S Standard : Radio & TV Suppls Dept. Select

'^Uarco, Inc.

.•'/^University Book Exchange

868.17 2.60

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select Dept. Select

36,7$

U. S. Geological Survey

Instr. Suppls

Schl. Select

ho.50

Vari Typer Corporation Viseco, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Repr-audio visual eqpt.

Schl. Select Dept. Select

36.00 11.60

Vernon Law Book Company

Audit Suppls

Standard

■ ■ ' $he University of Chicago Press . U. S. Committee for the UN

W. M. Welch Manufacturing CompanyNew Schl. Apparatus

Western Bank & Office Supply Western Newspaper Union

Supe rinte hderit-Suppls Office Suppls-Reprs

2.72

12.00 175o95

Schlo Select

Low Low Dept. Select Board Action Bid Agreement Low Utilities Dept. Select

/Western Uniform & Towel Service West Chemical Productss Inc. Western Union Telegraph Company Wharton Unitools

Instr & Custodial Suppls Custodial Suppls Telephone ‘ Other Admin.Office Eqpt.

The H. W. Wilson Company ;A Woodmansee Abbott Music Co.

Teaching Aid Suppls Repr0 to Musical Instr.

Dept. Select Schl. Select Schl. Select

World Book Company Wylie Stewart Machinery Co.

Teaching Aid Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Dept. Select Standard

Yow Brake & Clutch

Upk Trks & Cars

Dept. Select

■t :'u ‘3

202.80 5a% 30 28.75 77.32

158.37 9-7 0 58< 652.50 ll.fe

18.00

29.00 62.00

91.00 72.00 5.18 50.71

—

132.U6

1956-57 General Fund Downtown Chevrolet Instr. Suppls Schl.’Shop Eqpt. . B. & H. Supply Reader’s Digest Educational Dept Instr. Suppls

Dept. Select Schl. Select Schl. Select

72.00

Underwood Corporation

New Schl. Apparatus

Board Action

10.00

Vaseco, Inc.

New Furniture & Fixtures

Schl. Select

II4O.6O

-<■<

! i

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Page 10 (1957-58 BUILDING LEVY) A & A.Lock Shop

Mtrls Bldg. Reprs

Low-

78.30

American Electric Ignition Co. The Automotive!, Inc.

Mtrls, Upk of Grounds Mtrls, Upk of Grounds

Standard Dept. Select

8i85 ■ l.l|0

Paul Blakeney Company

Mtrls, Upk of Grounds

Low

H. J. Butterly, Inc.

Mtrls, Bldg, repr

now

J. J. Bollinger Company, Inc. Bob Cates Petroleum Products John H. Cole Company

Change Order No. 2 Const.-Addn. J. Marshall Mtrls, Upk of Grounds Mtrls, Repr to Eqpt

Board Action Low Low

336.08 19. W; 59.28

Cook Paint & Varnish Company

Mtrls, Furn. & Reprs

Low

U38.9O

Cyclone Fence Department-U.S. Steel'Corporation

Mtrls, Upk of Grounds

Low

109.92

Denton Glass & Plastics

Mtrls, Bldg. & Reprs

Low

7.80

The Dolese Company

Mtrls, Bldg. & Reprs

Bid Agreement .501.62 Board Action 297.85 21.38 Low

820,85 U2O*77

H55.O7 -

Don’s Auction

Mtrls, Reprs to Eqpt.

Dept. Select

Dyke Brothers Emsco'Electric Supply Co., Inc. Enrnar, Inc. Federal Corporation Fire Appliance & Supply

Mtrls9 Bldg, & Reprs' Mtrls, Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls, Furn. & Repr. Bldg.'Eqpt. Reprs,Mtrl Mtrls, Reprs to Eqpt.

Low Low Low Low Bid Agreement

The Fleck Bearing Company

Mtrls, Reprs to Eqpt,

Low

General Electric Supply Go.

Bldg. Eqpt. Reprs Mtrls

J. C. Hamilton Company

Mtrls, Upk of Grounds

Low Board Action Low

378.10 lj.7U.79

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrls, Upk of Grounds

Low Standard

897.85 ' 21,72:

Harter Marblecrete Stone Co. Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls, Bldg. & Reprs. Mtrls, Repr. to Eqpt.

Oigji Huston Lumber Company

Independent Supply Company International Bus. Machines

51.’#

■11(5*72 Uo.35 83.16 llluUo 1,282.30

25.0?

852.89 U.32 ,919.57

Mtrls, Upk of Grounds

Low Low 516.56 Dept. Select 109.60 Dept. Select "

62b016 262.80

Mtrls, Reprs to Eqpt. Bldgo Eqpt. Reprs, Mtrl

Dept. Select 'Standard

9.10 623.50

72.00

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CONTINUED)

Pt-

Jones Newby Supply Company

Mtrls, Repr. to Eqpt.

157-A

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls, Bldg. & Repr

U88.52

Marshall Supply & Equipment Go

Mtrls. Bldgo

Board Action

Massey Harris Ferguson, Inc.

Mtrls. Upk. of grounds

Standard

Mldeke Supply Company

1,132.12 Mtrls. Repr-eqpt-upk grds Low 157.83 Standard 28.35 Low Letter Bid m ls338.3O

Miller Jackson Company Miller Norris Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Dept. Select Low

Morgensen Lumber Company M & V Supply Companyj Inc. Moorlane Company Noftsger & Lawrence

Low Low Low Letter Bid

199.16 U.80 365.19

Norman Plumbing Supply

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Bldg.' Eq? t. ‘Reprs, Mt rl Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Architect Fees-Const. & Addition-John Marshall Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Board Action Low Letter Bid

236.78 Hi 5<09

O’Connor-Oklahoma Co., Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

5U.3O

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Seating Company

Bldg.'Eqpt.'Repr. & Mtrl Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs.

Board Action Standard

68.26 U2.00

Peery’s Explosives Inc.

Mtrls.

Low

llt.oo

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs

Low

39.02

Rice Machinery Company Richards & Conover Hardware

Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs

Standard Low

23.75 111.17

Roofing Supply Company, Inc

Mtrls, Bldg. & Reprs

Low

123.09

S^mProducts. Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs

Bid Agreement 21^7,20 6.25 Board Action

253.h5 :

Scovil & Sublett, Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg, & Reprs

Letter Bid

297.00

service Electric Company S. fc’H, Shade Company, Inc.

Mtrls, Upk'of Grounds Mtrl. Bldg. & Reprs.

Dept. Select Low

105.38 10.31

Harold Simms Chemical Company Skil Corporation

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Furn. &REprs0

Dept. Select Standard

3h5.6o 50-20

Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs

Low

58.50

Electric Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

321.85

Electric Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Bid.;;Agreement

fIndustries, Inc.

’

Upk of Grounds

-..

5.U6 36.52

3.8li 20. Ho

■

27136 •

’ ■

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Page 12 (1957-58 BUILDING.,.LEVY CONTINUED) *■ 'S

Steel Supply Company

Mtrls. BLdg. & Reprs.

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Mtrls. ''ELdg. & Reprs Shop Area Mtrls. Bldg..& Reprs

511 521 United Brick and Tile Company

19?6-!?7 Building Levy ■.1

i I

> -v>

Capitol Stage Equipment

■

& Eqpt. for Marshall & Eqpt. & Eqpt. for Marshall -

Board Action Board Action

3,986.10 9,907.18

Board Action

3,033.32

Board Action

2,811.72

J. J. Bollinger Construction,

Final(Except $5,000.00 Withheld)-Const. & Addn. Board Action John Marshall

60,196.7^

Connelly Construction Company

Est. #2 Harding

Board Action

1,151.98

Conner and Pojezny

Final Coolidge School

Board Action

10.00

Cook Paint & Varnish Company

New Cabinets

Low

Davidson & Case Lumber Co. The Denman Floors Company

Classen TV Eqpt. October Admin. Bldg

The Dolese Company

Dowlings, Inc. Institutional Supply Company

-■

Furn. John Furn. Furn. John

Oklahoma Seating Company

Furn. & Eqpt.

1936 Bond

Bid Agreement ■ Low

27.00 386.00

Ground & Bldg. Improv.

Bid Agreement Low

1,056.11 139.33 1,195.77

Chas. M. Dunning Construction

Final(U.S. Grant)

Board Action

Great Western Stage Equipment

Fire Replacement (Classen)Standard

W. C. Hixson Company Hunzicker Brothers

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt. Taft Remodeling

Low Low

192.00 113.20

Industrial Gasket & Packing Co.

Classen TV Eqpt.

Low

161.55

|j|. ’W

129.80

113,931.22

250.00

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Kilpatrick Brothers

Classen TV Eqpt.

Low

Loeffler Greene Supply Company

Classen TV Egpt.

Low

Metal Goods Corporation Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Taft Remodeling

■ Low Low

Millsap’s Morgensen Lumber Company

Fire Replacement'Classen Furniture & Eqpt.

Noftsger & Lawrence

Est. 15 John Marshall

Low Schl. Select Low Board Action

Norman Plumbing Supply

October Admin. Bldg.

Board Action

H. F. Oden

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt

Low

Oklahoma City Scenic Company

Sc hl.

Dept. Select 52i5O Low 71i7 «U0

Oklahoma Seating Company

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt

Furn. & Eqpt.

Dept. Select

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Classen TV Eqpt

Low Low Bid

Sherwin Williams

Painting Contract

Low

809

8U3-A 8I4.6—A 814.7

85U

Utterback Typesetting Company A. F. Williams Furniture Co. ' Woodmansee Abbott Music Company

lit 155.08 701.00

856;;O8 551.50

2.22 ;ll.O5 I4..69 1.50 .89

Painting Contract Admin. Bldg. Elevator Admin. Bldg. Harding Land Fillmore School

Harding Land

35 97i

Low 182.10 Low Letter Bid IUj .U.67

Harold C. Parker & Company, Inc. Painting Contract

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

2li.O5 333.59

Dept. Select

13.35

56.6U •4

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt. Fire Replacement Classen

Low Low

Architect Fee (Grant) Final

Board Action

11,230.03

Helen Biggers

Summer Workshop

Dept. Select

. 5.00

Board of Education

Other Operating Expense'

Dept. Select

005.92

Wright & Selby Architects & Engineers

382.50 275.00

1957-58 Ford Foundation

^laude E. Boatman

Select ■

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Fage^llj.

(1937^8 FORD FOUNDATION CONTINUED) 2118.00

Frank H. Braunlich

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Low

Ophelia Byars

Other Operating Expense

Board Action

63.90

F. E. Compton & Company

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Schl. Select

100.88

Dowlings3 Inc.

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Schl. Select

19.23

Otis E. Dulan Dulaney’s Educational Testing Service

Summer Workshop Extra Mtrls & Suppls Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Dept. Select Agreement Depto Select

10.00 392.00 30.116

Field Enterprises Ed. Corp.

Extra Mtpls. & Suppls

Schl. Select

1911.72

Holmes & Torbett, Inc.

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Dept. Select

689.80

The House of Clay

Extra Mtrls, & Suppls

Low

Russell Kelly Office Service

Other Operating Expense

Dept. Select

Otis 0. Lawrence Sue A, Ledgerwood L. E. Lewis, Jr. Hazel S.’Livingston Robert E. Lyon

Summer Workshop Other Operating Expense Summer Workshop Other Operating Expense Summer Workshop

Dept. Dept. Dept. Board Dept.

Select Select Select Action Select

10*00 U8.00 10500 7U.23 16,00

Miller Jackson Company

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Dept. Select

I4.O.68

Lorena Padgett

Other Admin. Expense

Dept. Select

38.no

Brown W. Scott

Summer Workshop

Dept, Select

10.00

Georgia A. Statho

Summer Workshop

Dept. Select

io»oo

Wesley 0. Sullivan

Summer Workshop

Dept. Select

3.oo

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Publishers

1I4.2.30

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Dept. Select

293.00

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Depto Select

1,036.no

j^eorge N. C. Woodall '.'Yf$

Summer Workshop

Dept. Select

10^00

Hprothy L, Yoachum -■•W

Other Operating Expense

Dept. Select

37.30

^Wompson Schl. Book Depository Ryderwood Corporation

-^.seco, Inc,

% X -X- * * X -X- -X- X -X- -x- -x- x * x * X -X- -X- X -X -X -X -X -X- * -X -X- *

Spec ials

paid durin g the month

Janua

73.00 <

x x x x -x x -x -x-

Undersigned residuary devisees under Will of Eleanor C. Boyd

12.00

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R. #17 Approval to Ratify Jan. Payrolls, Authorize Feb. Payrolls, Pay Vendor Bills

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to ratify the January 1958 payrolls, authorize issuing the February 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills as per foregoing attached itemized list, totaling $335>302.9^, as recommended above. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

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Purchase of Textbooks Approved

R. #20 Approval to Buy Films

j Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of i one lot of algebra textbooks from the Thompson Schoolbook Depository for various secondary j schools, in the amount of $k,W).3O, the purchase to be charged to the C-9 account: these j being standard textbooks. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "aye."

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? Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one Purchase of | lot of miscellaneous locker repair parts for all schools from the companies shown listed Locker Repair j below, in the total amount of $1,368.00, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy +' Parts Approvedj Account #511: AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

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The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #22 Awards Made on Musical Instruments

J It was moved by Mr:. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that one lot of musical instruments j and music stands be purchased from the bidders listed below, in the total amount of ] $1,892.30, the purchase to be charged to the C-2 account: \ $ 370.00 2 French horns from Jenkins Music Co. §

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1 Tenor Saxophone from Jenkins Music Co.

182.50

2 String Basses from Jenkins Music Co.

339-80

125 Music Stands, from Sharp & Nichols

1,000.00

$1,892.30

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Mr. Thompson moved the purchase of 22 Royal typewriters, six for Franklin Junior High School and sixteen for Northwest Classen High School, at a total cost of $3,257-50, after deducting an exchange allowance for used typewriters of $702.50; bids on these typewriters having ! been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion was seconded by Mr. I McCray and carried on roll call with all members present voting "aye." !

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R. #2U Pur. Order Cancelled and Awarded Others

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that purchase order CFS-193; dated August 16, 1957; issued to Allied Sales and Engineering Company for small kitchen equipment in the total amount of $1,710-79 "be cancelled in full because of non-delivery, and that the items cancelled be purchased from the companies listed below in the total amount of $2,007-56, the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Service Department:

Gardner Hotel Co. Interstate Distributors Southern Coffee

$1,553.69 39M6 59-31 â&#x2013; $2,007.56

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the claim of the Oklahoma City Scenic Company in the amount of $5,257-52 and to authorize payment of same, this claim Shaving come in too late to be included with the previous list of bills. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. ^25 Additional Claim Approves

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment on one lot of library books for the Curriculum Library, rebound by the Motter Book Bindery of Muskogee, Oklahoma, amount of the claim being $1,603-10, the purchase to be charged to the I-11 account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #26 Payment for Rebinding Bool Approved

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept bids of the following firms in the total amount of $2,207-10 for one lot of plumbing supplies, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #51^-:

R. #27 Awards Made on Plumbing Sr

Federal Corporation Loeffler Greene Co. Norman Plumbing Co. Crane Co. Peerless-Oklahoma Co. Locke Supply Co.

Total --- $2,207-10

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." A financial statement as of November 30, 1957 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted.

Food Service Dept. Report

[BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS [Mr. Thompson moved approval, as recommended by the Board Attorney, of the contract with [Alice Downey, Lynn Virginia Eagin, nee Roberts, and Lora Pearl Cox for purchase of 3/^ [interest in Lots 75 and 76, Florence Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, signed by them

R. #28 Contract for Added Site at Central High Approved

'as of January 17, 1958, entered into by the District and officers be directed to sign same; [the claim for $1000.00 to above three persons provided for in said contract be allowed; [the deeds from above three persons be accepted in escrow as provided in said agreement, |and deed from Cale E. Gilbert for 1/^1- interest be accepted in escrow under terms of letter Total price of the lots is $15,000. iof David C. Johnston and the reply of W. A. Lybrand.

i [The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members present [voting "Aye."

! ilt was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following described [change orders Nos. 2, 3; and 5; U. S. Grant High School Addition, Chas. M. Dunning Con[struction Company, Contractors:

Change Order

Changing vitreous clay

Change Order

Adding one foot to the classroom and adding a 6" roof vent and 20 amp circuit in the Art Classroom add-

Change Order Change Order

Connecting sink in Art Room and extending vent thru new greenhouse roof add

R. #29 Change Orders U. S. Grant Approved

275-57 58. UU

Painting exterior round columns and repairing stopped-up roof drain --------------------------- add-- 193-13 TOTAL--------$682.5^ *

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

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray that petition to vacate lot lines in and streets east and south of Belle Isle School property be filed. The motion carried.

[R- #30 [ Petition to 'Vacate Lines & iStreets in re Belle Isle ! School Approve^

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1958 - CONTINUED

R- #31 Adj ournment

jMotion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made hy Mr. McCray, seconded "by [Mrs. Melton, and carried. ; THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the

ATTEST

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1958 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Messrs. L. V. Ballard, T. H. Broad, H. G. Buchanan, C. E. Costley, Bill Foutz, Bill Hallar, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Gilbert Robinson, Bob Shultz, Gene Stinebeck, W. H. Taylor, Mrs. Gladys McDonald and Mrs. Elaine Tucker - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thecker, Clerk; Mrs. Pat Johnson, President P-TA, and Mr. Glen Bowman and Mrs. Anna Gray of the Classroom Teachers Association; representative of the press and T-V Station. The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meeting of February 3, 1958 were approved as read.

R. #32 Minutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

The Treasurer, Mr. George H. C. Green, presented the February treasurer's report and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

Treasurer's Report

W. A. Lybrand, Attorney, informed the Board on the progress being made on the Arthur sewer problem.

Attorney's Report

Millard Prigmore , Auditor, informed the Board that his auditing firm had employed Mr. Bob Watson as the new Activities Auditor.

Motion to approve the . abdve reports was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

Auditor's Report R. #33 Reports Approx

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the acceptance of R- #3^ a memorial, valued at approximately $350.00, to Miss Etta Ford, who taught at the Willard Acceptance Elementary School for many years and who passed away-.some months ago; Miss Ford's family of Memorial S’ N U >„ having requested permission to present this memorial to Willard School. The motion carried

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following "Election Proclamation and Itemized Estimate of Current Expenses of Independent School District Number 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, otherwise Known as the Board of Education of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1958." On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #35 -Approval of Election Proclamation and Estimate of Cui 'rent Expenses

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Since the set assessed, valuation trf the School District la $273,9^6,9U0, an at valorem tax levy of 29.95 mills would be requiredto finance the preliminary estimate of needs ter current expenses, as hereinabove set forth for the ensuring fiseal year lees authorized levies not requiring the approval of the school electors -------------Additional number of mills needed to meet the needs of the School District for current expenses for the General Fuad ■ - - —

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THE ESTIMATED INCOME ABD SOURCES FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND:

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an election is hereby called for ’ W purpose of voting oh the question of asking the levy or levies for which an estimated need is hereinabove shown, to be held at the fellowlag.■ voting places on 1958, between the hours f of 6:00 a. m< and 7:00 9* m.:

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Polling Place Number

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R. #36 Resolution of Appreciation of Marguerite Baldwin

On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton , the following Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Marguerite Baldwin, recently deceased, was passed: RESOLUTION

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Marguerite Baldwin February 13, 1958.

Miss Baldwin joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1921 as fifth grade teacher at Washington School. She also taught two years at Eugene Field School and English at Capitol Hill Junior High School until the end of the 1955-56 school year. In the fall of 1956, she joined the staff at John Marshall High School, where she taught until she became ill in January of this year. She was a member of the local, state, and federal professional organizations, the P. E. 0., and the Church of Christ.

Miss Baldwin was a diligent, dependable teacher and showed a deep interest in her students, and in turn was loved and respected by them. She was cooperative and thoughtful of her co-workers and had their espect and devotion. We feel that her noble spirit and high ideals will long live in the hearts of all who knew and worked with her. The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved*" family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher. The highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and an inspiration to all her many friends. R- #37 ! Transfer of I Appropriations | Approved I

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to transfer appropriations in the 1957-58 Building Levy Fund, cancelling Account #1, New Buildings, in the amount of $225>000, and adding to Account #2, Remodel and-Repair of School Buildings, $225,000. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R- #38 Engaging of Consultant Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommendation to engage Dr. Walter Purdy of the University of Houston as consultant in music in elementary schools, March 17, 18, and 19, and to authorize paying him for honorarium, travel, and living expenses for this period a total of $250.00. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #39 Attendance at Professional Meetings Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to direct the following personnel to attend professional meetings asd indicated in the resolution below.

R E S 0 L U T I ON

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 professional meetings as indicated: (a) Grace Chadwick, Western Arts Convention, Louisville, Kentucky, March 30April 3; (t) Two teachers,*National Convention of Science Teachers, Denver, Colorado, March 25-29 -- car expenses only to be paid; (c) Henry Foth and Mildred Rickard, Music Educators National Conference, Los Angeles, California, March 21-25; (<i) T. H. Broad and-W. H. Taylor, North Central Association, Chicago, Illinois, March 24-28; (e) Gladys McDonald, Elementary Principals Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 23-27-

* The -two-teachers attending this convention are: H. E. Brown and Charles Douglas 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby order that all expenses of the above persons on these trips be paid by the Board of Education, except as indicated above, car expenses only will be paid for the six teachers attending the Convention of Science Teachers. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

Supt. Expresses Need for Science & Math Teaching_______

The Superintendent called attention to the fact that there is a need for more extensive and more intensive study in the fields of science and mathematics in the Oklahoma City schools, especially since there is such a great interest nationally in these subjects. He reported that the Oklahoma City schools are making steady progress, that the enrollments in these subjects has increased considerably over former enrollments and the staff is much interested in self-improvement. He asked Dr. Broad to report on a study he has made.

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Study Presente by Dr. Broad

Whereupon, Dr. Broad, presented, the attached report and discussed it at some length:

CREDITS EARNED BY GRADUATES OF JUNE, 1957, AND PRESENT ENROLLMENT

The total number of 1957 graduates:

2211

The number of credits in science completed by the 1957 graduates is as follows: 1411 completed two credits 155 completed three credits

379 completed four credits 43 completed five credits 165 completed six credits

10 completed seven credits 45 completed eight credits

1 completed nine credits 1 completed ten credits

The number who completed credits in the different science courses is as follows: 34

358 1594

Aeronautics

General or Applied Science

Biology

498

Chemistry

220

Geology

311

Physics

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The number of credits in mathematics completed by the 1957 graduates is as follows: 69 completed two credits 13 completed three credits 1092 completed four credits

77 completed five credits

480 completed six credits 80 completed seven credits 332 completed eight credits

58 completed nine credits

8 completed ten credits

The number who completed credits in the different mathematics courses is as follows:

1536

Arithmetic

1680

Beginning Algebra

923

Intermediate Algebra

368

College Algebra

877

Plane Geometry

228

Solid Geometry

7 381

Mathematical Analysis Trigonometry

The present enrollment (1957-58) in science is as follows:

48 3469

768

Aeronautics

Biology Chemistry

Geology

363

Physics

Physiology

Research Science

The present enrollment (1957-58) in mathematics is as follows: 2764

Arithmetic

2291

Beginning Algebra

1194

Advanced Algebra

1423

Plane Geometry

236

Solid Geometry

Trigonometry

W. H. Taylor

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

PROPOSALS FOR 1958-59 CURRICULUM AND TELEVISION

VII.

Much study has gone into the proposal which follows. This proposal is designed to meet the needs of students who are progressing at a normal rate of speed and the second proposal to meet the needs of those who can move at an accelerated rate of speed. Those courses indicated in the data below which are marked TV will be presented by television and are designed to meet the needs of those students who are able to do self-directed study, The others will be taught by the regular classroom teachers.

MATHEMATICS

Grade 7

Regular

Accelerated

Arithmetic

Arithmetic (TV)

Arithmetic

Algebra or Arithmetic

Algebra or Geometry

Geometry Algebra III and IV

Algebra III and IV Solid Geometry Trigonometry

Algebra

Geometry (TV)

Algebra III and IV

Solid Geometry Trigonometry

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Mathematical Analysis (Replaces college algebra)

SCIENCE

Regular

Accelerated

General Science

Physical Science

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Biology

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Chemistry or Biology

Chemistry or Biology II

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Physics or Chemistry

Physics

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Physics or Advanced Science

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NON-COLLEGE PREPARATORY Grade

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GENERAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY (2-A)

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MATHEMATICS-SCIENCE (3)

Fundamentals of Mathematics

Fundamentals of Mathematics (accelerated)

Fundamentals of Mathematics

First-year Algebra

Fundamentals of Mathematics

First-year Algebra

Plane Geometry

Two years of mathematics required above the eighth grade.

First-year Algebra

Plane Geometry

Second-year Algebra

Plane Geometry

Second-year Algebra

Trigonometry Solid Geometry

Functional Mathematics or Commercial Arithmetic

Second-year Algebra

Mathematical Analysis

The above proposals are to serve during the school year 1958-59. A study of the mathematics and science programs will continue throughout the year with the view to further improvement of the programs.

T. H. Broad/dw

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Motion to approve the following School Calendar for 1958-59 was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried:

PROPOSED CALENDAR - 1958-1959

DAYS NOT IN SESSION

EVENT

DATE

Pre-School Conference

August 25-29

Labor Day

September 1

Classes Begin

September 2

State Fair Day

September 22

State OoEoAo

October 23 & 24

Thanksgiving

November 27 & 28

ChrIstmas

December 22January 2

End of 1st Semester

January 16

Bo Ec Day

March

Easter

March 27 & 30

District O.E0A0

March

School Closes

May 29

24i ' SUMMARY School Year - 10 Mo. - 40 Weeks

200

Less Days Not Taught as fo1lowss

Professional Days — Teachers 8i Holidays

24i

Days Taught — Classes In Session (Secondary Schools)

I75i

Days Taught - Classes in Session (Elementary Schools)

175i

Work Days for Teachers

184

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R. #U1

Approval of i Resolution to Call & Hold. J Bond. Election

THEREUPON, Mr. Thompson introduced, a Resolution, which was read, in full by the Clerk, and. upon motion by Mr. McCray, seconded, by Mr. Wright, was adopted by the following vote: AYE: NAY:

Mr. Bennett, Mr. McCray, Mrs. Melton, Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Wright None

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

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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CALLING AND HOLDING OF AN 1 .ELECTION IN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS THEREOF THE QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF THE BONDS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE SUM OF $8,250,000.00, TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF: j

acquiring and improving school sites, constructing, repairing, remodeling, and equipping buildings, and acquiring school furniture, fixtures, and equipment;

AND LEVYING AND COLLECTING AN ANNUAL TAX IN SUCH DISTRICT FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST

ON AND PRINCIPAL OF SAID BONDS.

WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable by the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma to:

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and WHEREAS there are no funds in the treasury for such purpose and power is granted said Board by Section 26, Article 10 of the Constitution, as amended, and Title 70> Article 15, Oklahoma Statutes 1951, and other statutes of the State supplementary and amendatory there-: to, to issue bonds to provide funds for such purpose, provided the same be authorized by ! the qualified elctors thereof, voting at an election held for that purpose; and the Board j specifically finds that the District has an absolute need for the entire thereof;

NOW, THEREFORE,

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA:

SECTION 1. That a special election to be held in said School District is hereby called > on the 25th day of March, 1958, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of ! such district the following proposition: | I PROPOSITION !

SHALL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 of OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS BY ISSUING ITS NEGOTIABLE COUPON BONDS IN THE SUM 0F. EIGHT MILLION TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF:

acquiring and improving school sites, constructing, repair, remodeling, and equipping buildings, and acquiring school furniture, fixtures, and equipment;

AND LEVY AND COLLECT AN ANNUAL TAX, IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER TAXES, UPON ALL THE TAXABLE PROPERTY IN SUCH DISTRICT SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SUCH BONDS AS IT FALLS DUE, AND ALSO TO CONSTITUTE A SINKING FUND FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF WHEN DUE, SAID BONDS TO BEAR INTEREST NOT TO EXCEED THE RATE OF FIVE PER CENTUM PER ANNUM, PAYABLE SEMIANNUALLY, AND TO BECOME DUE SERIALLY WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS FROM THEIR DATE.

I SECTION 2. That such call for said election shall be by Proclamation and Notice, signed \ by the President and attested by the Clerk, setting forth the Proposition to be voted upon,! the number and location of the polling places, the hours of opening and closing the polls ■' and the names of the officers who shall conduct said election; that the ballots shall set forth the Proposition to be voted upon substantially as set oiit in Section 1 hereof; ani that the returns of said election shall be made to and canvassed by the said Board of Education. BE IT RESOLVED that the polling places and election officers as shown by records of the District be approved. (See list on last page of these minutes.) * ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3hd day of March, A. D., 1958.

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of _______ fitflahwma _______ County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of the Resolution authorizing and directing the calling of an election for the

purpose therein set out, adopted by said Board, and transcript of proceedings of said Board had at a meeting thereof duly held on the date therein set out, insofar as the same relates to the

introduction, reading, and adoption of said Resolution, as the

same appears of record in my office.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this V 0

day of

N&reh

, A.D..

3rd__

•»?

1958

Clerk, Board of Education

(SEAL)

, J >/4

•

—

..... --

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve employing the County Election Board to conduct the bond and levy election on March 25, 1958- On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #U2 > Approval for ' Co. Election ; Board to Con? duct Election

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

R»ach , Anne

PAYROLL CLERK

Servic

(MRS)

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

Clark , esther

REMARKS

1-31=58

(MISS)

e depar tmen t

SECRETARY

2-14-58

Munday ,

caro le

Service

LILLARD,

•

NINA

2-17-58

SECRETARY

• 250 0

2-18-58

Foo d ; Servi ce Boo kkee per .

Stone . Dia ne

200.

ent / .

Rabi o Statio n Typi st

(MRS)

(A0BITI0NAL POSITION)

departm

#195.

(Mrs ) rfSPENC.ER THOMAS -TERMINATE! 1 l‘

;

BUSINESS OAF1! tE

(MRS)

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

2 3-58

■

Leav es

Mater (mrs ) Carring

ton

' ;f<

Absence : -

nity

, Grace ,J.

- /Truman ; ■ ■Secret ary /

(MISS)

2-14-58

Cro Ue Ll , Fran

ces

, /

1 ///■■

2-17-58

;

Trum an Secr etar y

■ : <-

'-/■!

: 1.J-"'

•! .

1 ■ M

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

MEETING OF MARCH IT

1958 - CONT'D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

Request

permi ssion

employ

Mr . Hugh

Willi am s as drafts

MR. BILL WOLAVER - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY IO,

man

in the

engi neering

dep artm ent

I9>8 - SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $5300 PER YEAR.

rep lac e

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. GRANT K. LANDON IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT - EFFECTIVE MARCH I, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $5700 PER YEAR PLUS $300 CAR EXPENSES.

1958 -

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. MARGARET A. MARCIS AS TEMPORARY CLERK-TYPIST IN THE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.25 PER HOUR - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 3, 1958.(2 WEEKS ONLY)

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. MARY JANE HARRIS AS TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE SAFETY OFFICE - SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.00 PER HOUR - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 4, 1958.(I WEEK ONLY) REQUEST PERMISSION JANUARY 23, 1958 -

TO EMPLOY MR. VIRGIL WHITTINGTON SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.25 PER

AT THE TV STATION TO FILL CHEMISTRY KITS - EFFECTIVE HOUR FROM FORD FOUNDATION C-0-2-F.

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOYMRS. JEAN V. POWELL AS TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE AUDIO-VISUAL FEBRUARY 13, 1958 - SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $170 PER MONTH.

OFFICE - EFFECTIVE

REQUEST PERMISSION TO PAY THE FOLLOWING OFFICIALS WHO WORKED THE BOYS’ JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL GAMES:

A. D. JACOBSON

10 GAMES

$50.00

10 GAMES

50.00

6 GAMES

30.00

5 GAMES

25.00

4 GAMES

20.00

4 GAMES

20.00

6 GAMES

30.00,.

4 GAMES

20.00

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR

CHARLES MURDOCK CAPITOL HILL SENIOR

JERRY POTTER

HARDING DALE MULLINS SOUTHEAST

ROBERT BEATY

CAPITOL HILL JUNIOR

DON KEITH FRANKLIN ROBERT Ml STELE

CLASSEN HAROLD MERIDETH

NORTHEAST

Subs titu tes

Bail ey , Jewell Wcke , Clara H.

for

1957-58:

■RUDOLPH, ROSE

. CLARK, MILTON M. 'MARTIN, ROBERT D.

‘SCOTT, NAOMI

. SMITH, DONALD W. '^SPIERS, DOROTHA 8.

CHANEY, NAN P.

, De Lois

KILLIAN,

IRENE

PHYLLIS

1728 nw 35 3740 NW 27

MUSIC ENGLISH,

MATH, SCIENCE,

SW 28

4111 NW I 6th 9l6 N. WALKER

ELEMENTARY

1115 NW 97

SOCIAL STUDIES,

5,6,4

(bethan

PARRISH, LENORA G.

•

MUSIC ELEMENTARY, KDG

ELEMENTARY HOME EC, KDG

KENTUCKY PLACE

^3.1

NE 7TH

“

ELEMENTARY

3,2,1

2101

1520 N PENNSYLVANIA .

‘

3310 N WALKER

21 SE 38 \ 36l7 S. ROFF

PERSON, WILMA

BUSINESS

COMMERCE KEG, 1,2,3,4

I 124 N W 80

GADBOW, MARGARET K.

SOCIAL STUDIES, JOURNALISM

INDUSTRIAL ARTS, TYPING,

5009 SE 29

MAUL, ROSALEEN

LANHAM, GERTRUDE

COMMERCE, ELEMENTARY CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1805 GUILFORD LANE

Mc Innis , betty

3505 S. ST CLAIR Il6 SHERRY(NORMAN)

3020 SOMERSET PLACE

’ CORNELIUS, MERL REED, MARY W.

SCIENCE, BIOLOGY SOCIAL STUDIES, BUSINESS EDUCATION

310 N. wheeler

, ■ POST, mar ietta

educati

cal

1615 SW 43

424 NE I4TH

JERNIGAN, DOUGLAS B,

CADENHEAD,

ELEMENTARY

y to 3th Hom e Ec ., Physi

entar

1,2,3,

2408 NW 21

RHODES, MABLE J.

.. KING, HAZEL M. \ SCOTT, MELISSA M.

3115 NW 24 2604 sw 59

541

..GREGG, CARROLL

co tton

Elem

1145 NW 83

.RIGGS, WILLIAM H. •

901 Elliso n 203 E. MYRTLE LANE

KDG,

ELEMENTARY

2N© ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIES, LATIN

MATH.. ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY

PERSO N N EL

MEETING OF

MARCH

3, 1958 - CONT'D

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

PERSO N N EL EMPLOYMENT |

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

EXP.

APPROVED

DATE

EFFECTIVE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Labor er

SALARY

NAME

> X

DATE

—’ >

EFFECTIVE

1 JI

TERMINATIONS

no 9

-J 1

ASSIGNMENT

)

_________________ * __ _______

tor

JT O o

NAME

I nspec

T i l e Setter

Bl d g .

&0»

JO o o

MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

Sn o w . Bus te r W.

E N G IN E E R IN G DEPARTMENT

L ee

l/) T» 3 m

rn z s>

r t is

&©•

> 3

l s,

> c o X

T ■n

X »

V sJI OS

JI co

7 no 7 ji co no I

<n 1 JI 06

1 7

Mi l

no a

o t JI 00

tor

r“ »

. I nspec

FXO

Bl d g

L ee

-w a

-n

£ r~ r*

l l in s , De l b e r t L .

> >

CT\

O >

r-n X •n Z 0> > > r~ r-

x a o X

ro □A o o

Ma n

Joe

H C 50 m

.J o n e s ,

J erry

-n c

r~ m E

no S' o

FURNITURE R E P A IR DEPARTMENT

Sm it h .

73 z 5

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Request permission to transfer Richard Buckhalter, 2 time floorman

Sr. High - salary $183=33 per month -

ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT t,?.

Request permission to employ James W. Cruse as temporary employee in the Electronics >»4v

effective February

’-;V 7.U

■ A*,

R. #^3 Personnel Approved.

Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded i by Mr. Wright, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." j GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

Bills and. Payrolls

The following items #1, #2, and. #3 were submitted, for approval:

d and upon which warrants ha7 ■1957-58 -GENERAL FUND

2j U.21i .33

19'57-58 BUILDING LEVY 1956

- •#___ U3f769.7h ■ ♦« I

BOND.

‘•J____ 9,519.97

FORD FOUNDATION

3U.7O8.87 -

f 4

Xbem'/#2

J I i

Authority to issue payrolls for‘March 1958 in the following ' •+ estimated amount's:' ' 1957-58 general

/fund ’ ,.; Y ♦r

V® •

•

ffif) fh

0 0 n

‘

O <y

,fb€”si > -

iffe-SE ’ .

21^2* (pfi ’ fADs “'ll CGV 'Wf f y. Xi? Wi.f&'At'd ‘X-xy xnJx/ ia x->afi.-i, j •£A',j ’•)

.555 f'torlQfcl

J.XV' i'Sa-Kl -Hi

1\V '’‘IL'

1 ii

X aiax

If X> (_ »' ft lx.

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D TZ'.:-”';;:--

BILLS FILED- WI'ffi'TfiEE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MARCH 3, The Supt. and Business Manager have checked all bills The Auditor has checked all bills

Item #la-1957-58 General Fund Item #lb-1956-57 General Fund

Item #lc-1957-58 Building Levy-

86.633.37

Item #ld-1956-57 Building Levy

23,56U.U9

10.097.39

Item #le-1956

Bond

$_____2.333.82

Item #lf-1957-58 Ford Foundation TOTAL

250^993*32.

1957-58 General Fund Office Suppls

& Printing Standard Low

7 9 .Uh 23.76

103.20

A. & E. Equipment Company

Office Suppls

Low Selected

1U5.95 11.22

157.17

Airline Water Company Air Reduction Sales Company

Water’Service Instr. Suppls & Reprs

Utilities Selected

Air Sales, Inc.

Rental &. Storage & Instr. Rental Agreement 82.50 102.17 Bid Agreement Suppls ~18U.67

Ames Supply Company

Repr. to Indus. Art Eqpt. Selected

. Addressograph Multigraph Corp

American Education Publications ' Instr. Suppls Legal Publications American First Title & Trust

Selected Legal Publications

1+9.50 27.75

llli3 1 nioo h.OO

American School & University American Technical Society

Teaching Aid' Suppls Library Books

Selected Publisher

7.00 80.82

Arco Publishing Cbmpany Atomic Sound Equipment CO. The Automotive, Inc. Auto Parts & Machine Company

Central Office Suppls Repr. to Gen. Eqpt. Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars

Selected

1?72 2h'.00 29U.20

A. & We Violin Shop

Reprs. to Musical Instr.

Melvin W* Barnes Barada & Page, Inc. Better Homes & Gardens

Robert Beaty

Other Admin. Expense Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls ■ General Instruction

Low Low Selected 36.70 Low 206.69

Selected

21i3139

158.80

Board Action Low Publisher

63.22 20.25 3.00

Board Action

20.00 ' •k- ’

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 2 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINED)

Bills Grocery

Instr. Suppls

Selected

m.98

The Borden Company Clarence L. Boyd Company, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Upk Trks.

Low Standard

- 7.50 1.55

Brandt’s Red Bud Branham'ss Inc.

Instr. Suppls Admin. Eqpt. & Suppls

Selected : Low

157.13 272.05

Brittain Brothers

Instr. Suppls

Low

17.07

Brooks Radiator Shop John A, Brown Company

Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls

Lbw Selected

6.00 12.96

William C. Brown Company

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

Loo

The Bruce Publishing Company Burroughs Cbrporation

Instr. Suppls Reprs to Office Machines

Publisher Standard

'^25

Capitol City Taxi Carpenter Paper Company

Rent Trans. Eqpto Instr. Suppls

Rental Agreement Low

1 7h.00 53.35

Bob Cates City Auto Parts

Instr. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Low Selected Low

262.51

City BusCompany

Rent Trans. Eqpt.

Rent Trans Eqpt.

City Office Supply, Inc.

Central Instr. Suppls

Low

City'Spring Works B. C. Clark Jewelry Company

Instro Suppls Superintendent Suppls

Lbw Selected

75.67 L5o

Clay Adams Inc.

Instr.

Standard

23.87

F. E. Compton & Company J. H. Conger

Library Books Instr. Suppls

Standard Agreement

302.6k 61.50

Coronet Films Cory Motion Picture Eqpt.

Visual'Aid Suppls Selected New Eqpt-Visual Education Low

Mr, & Mrs. H. G. Cox Mrs. Pauline Crupper

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Rent. Trans. Eqpt0

Rento Trans, Eqpt. Rent. Trans. Eqpt.

Curtis Circulation Company

Supplsj Superintendent

Publisher

6.00

The Daily Law Journal Record Davidson & Case Lumber Coo

Legal’Publications Instr. Suppls

Publisher Low

59.05 51.80

Dee’s Photo Supplys Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Low Letter Bid

Denton Glass & Plastics Dictaphone Corporation

Radio & TV Suppls Repr. to Office Machines

Low Standard

8.00

U7.O2 8.88

55.90 1,138.55

U.5o

567.50 69.00 71.U0 I86066

180.93 17.50 5.80

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 3 (1937-38 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

Dee’s IGA Doenges Supply Company The Dolese Company

Instructional Supplies Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Selected Selected

117*01 132.33 12.30

Doubleday & Companys Inc. Ho Dorsey Douglas, Inc.

Library Suppls Office Suppls' & Print.

Selected Low

l.ho 9.90

Downtown Chevrolet Dowlingsj Inc.

Repr“Indus. Arts Eqpt0 Instr. Suppls & Reprs.

Standard Selected Low

Bill Doyle

Instr. Suppls

879.02 Low Wi.33 Standard Low Letter Bid 937.30

1.U8

U01.13 11.68

U2.83

1,960.87

Dulaney1s

Repr & New Eqpt. Visual Education

Low Selected

160.00 3.30

163.30

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Reprs to Office Machines

Standard Low

28I4.0 93 279.OO

363.93

The Economy Company

Library Books

Low

16.07

Educators Progress Service Electronic Business Machines

Teaching Aid Suppls Office Suppls & Printing

Selected Standard

3.30 99.00

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Enrichment Teaching Materials

Visual Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Selected

hoo.32 8.32

Clyde Farthing Fearon Publishers

Suppls, Bus. Office Teaching Aid Suppls

Low * Publisher

Field Enterprises Educational Corporation

Library Books

Standard

2,126.U0

Fine Arts Engraving Company

Commencements

Selected

6.00

Firestone Store C. J. Fishman

Repr. to Indus. Art Eqpt Rental & Storage

Low Rental Agreement

Follett Publishing Company

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected

39.U3

Bill D. Foutz The Free Press

Other Admin. Expense Teaching Aid Suppls

Admin. Approved Selected

32.82 6.23

Friden Calculating Machine AgencyRepr. to office machines

Standard

The Garrard Press General Biological Supply House Hugh Ginn General Electric Supply Co. N. L» George *■ ■ ■ ■

Selected Board Action Board Action Low Board Action

Central office suppls Instr. Suppls Other Admin. Expense Custodial Suppls Other Admin® Expense

U.30 10.70

68.21 373.00

6.00

18.93 88.30 107»2ii 33.90 •73.811-;

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page U (19^7-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) 33.32

Go-Mo Productss Inc#

Instr0 Suppls

Selected

Graham Paper Company

Office Suppls & Print#

Low

8Â£O#32

Mr# & Mrs# Dixon Gray

Rent Trans Eqpto

161.16

William T. Hale Hanson Bennett Magazine Agency Harper & Brothers

General Instruction Board Action Instr# & Visual Aid SupplsSelected Publisher Teaching Aid Suppls

Hart Industrial Supply Company

Reprs & Suppls

Charles H# Harville Heierding Brothers Herb Welding & Radiator Co# Hohmann0s Appliance Service The Hollinger Corporation

Other Admin# Expense Instr# Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Radio & TV Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Low Board Action Board Action Selected Low Low Publisher

House of Clay Humpty Dumpty

Instr# Suppls Instr# Suppls

Low Selected

Hunnicutt Publishing Co# Hunzicker Brothers

Teaching Aid Suppls Eqpt# & Reprs

Selected Selected Low

Ulini Ceramic Service

Instr# Suppls

Selected

16.82

Institutional Supply Company

Personnel Office Eqpt#

Low

79.00

International Bus# Machines

Rental lo-BA Macho

Rental Agreement 2^157oOO) 316 #10 Standard

31&9 11.73 .2 #00 60# 21 62 #00 160#90

4? U.00 86.UU 17 O95 8.Ui

7#67 6.U9

International Harvester Company

Upk Trks & Cars

Low Standard

Iowa State College Press

Instr# Suppls

Selected

A#. D* Jacobson Mr# & Mrs# Max H# Jackson Jenkins Music Company

General Instruction Rent Trans Eqpt# Instr# Suppls & Reprs

Board Action Rent Trans Eqpt# Selected

Johnson Motors Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Upk Trks & Cars Repr# Labor & Mtrls

Jones Brothers No# 6 Jones Boys No. 7

Instr# Suppls Instr# Suppls

Selected Selected Low Selected Selected

Fred Jones Ford

Suppls & Upk Trks & Cars

9'0?';

V;.-

Jones Newby Supply Company

Repr to General Eqpto

Standard Selected Low

283.H 39.00 76.211 U.oo l#20 123.00

28.76 26.09

2sh73.1O

1U16

l#3o

392.20 8#25

38.91 lio.lio

30^00 21.2U 91W>

62.OU 6OO.H3 112.78 33.32

' _...

79.31 18.73

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 5 (1957=58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) 83.0? U0.05 20.00 67.80 68.92

Kamp Brothers Kilpatrick Brothers Doh Keith Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kinder H. Wo Knight & Son Ince

Instr. Suppls Physical Ed. Eqpt. General-Instruc tio n Rent Trans Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Selected Low Board Action Rent Trans Eqpt. Selected

Co A. LaMars D/b /A, (Ham’s Market)

Instr. Suppls

Selected

151.58

Lamoureux Mannequin Company

New Schl. Apparatus

Selected

862.96 ST

The Lanier Company Larsen Music Company

New Schl. Apparatus Repr. to Musical Instr.

Selected Standard

3U6.35 27.00

Carl Jo Leibelj Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected

78.36

Library Supply Company

Library Books

Bid Agreement >15.773.30 Selected 388.80

Lothrop Lee & Shepard Go.sInc.

Instro Suppls

Selected

Marshall Supply & Equipment Coa

Instr. Suppls

Board Action Low

Jim Martin Riley McCullough

Supplss Visual Ed. Custodial Suppls

Selected Bid Agreement

McGraw Hill Book Co.s Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher Selected

McKesson & Robbinss Inco

Instr. Suppls

Low

McKinley Publishing Company..... Metropolitan Opera Guilds Inco Harold Merideth Metropolitan Water Company . Midwest Jewelers Robert Mistele -. Mid-West Surgical Supply CosInc o Mideke Supply Company

Supplsj, Superintendent Teaching Aid Suppls General-Instruction Water'Service ’ Maint. Physical Ed0Eqpte General Instruction Special Health Suppls Instr. Suppls

Publisher Selected Board Action Utilities Low Board Action Low Low Selected

Miller Jackson Company

. Repr-Audio Visual Eqpt.

Moore Business Formsj, Inc. Morgan’s A.G. Food Market Dale tSfullins Morgensen Lumber'Company Morri s Chpvrolet.) City

IBM Suppls Instr. Suppls General Instruction Instr. Suppls Instr. Sunnis

Mrs. Chester Mosely Motter Bookbinding Co. Charles Murdock

Reimbursement Due Magazines & Rebinding General-Instruction

2.62

19.90 26.25

I46.I5

852.50 32.50 h.52 H5.38

U9.9O 1.80

20.30 13.61

Selected

Low Selected Board Action Low Selected Agreement Reimbursement Selected Board Action

16^162.10

U.00 9.00 20.00 68.50 19.28 30 <,00 10.56 33.91 . 193.13

277.05 0 U.60 20.60

12.1|8 25.20 225.00

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 6 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Nashua Corporation

Repr & Replace SchloShop Eqpto

National Education Association

Office Suppls

Selected Publisher

Thomas Nelson & Sons New Method Bodk Binderys Inc. Ndrick Brothers^ Inc<> Nuway Laundry Company

Teaching Aid Suppls Library Books Office Suppls & Printing Custodial Suppls

Selected Bid Agreement Low Low

Nu=Way Products^ Inc#

Custodial Suppls

Selected Standard

........

Okla# City Insurance Agents Assn.Treasurers Bond

153.16

Standard

2.35 U.39

6.7U

2.12 100.88 397.00 18.95

25.10

355oo .oo

5o®oo

Oklahoma Business News Company

Superintendent Supplies

Selected

Oklahoma City Linen Service

Custodial Supplies

Low 1U3o 20 Bid Agreement

Oklahoma City Water Dept.

Water

Utilities

58U65.O6

Oklahoma County Water Co®

Water

Utilities

10.90

Oklahoma Gas And Electric Co#

Light & Power

Utilities

2092k8.80

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

Fuel

Utilities

21^685*83

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Instructional Suppls#

Board Action Selected

Oklahoma Seating Company

New School Apparatus

Low

373U29

Oklahoma State Penitentiary

Magazines & Rebinding

Low

6.60

W. Ho. Payne

Custodial Supplies

Bid Agreement

Philosophical Library

Teaching Aid Suppls.

Pipkin Photo Service

Visual Education Other Adm# Expense

Low Selected

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Instructional Supls . Upkeep On Trucks & Cars

Low

Plaza Court Floral Company

Radio & TV Supplies

Selected

PortafUms $erry Potter -Postmaster

Suppls.5 Audio Vis# Ed. General^Instruction Suppls. Bus, Office

Selected Board -Action Standard

Precision Apparatus CoO5> Inc0

Repairs to Audio=Vis. Equipto

Selected

Prime Petroleum Products^, Inc0

Upkeep of Trucks & Cars

Low

The Program Aids Co.s Inc0

Physical Ed.. Equipment

Selected

■ «»?

114-3.16 h.OU

U2.7U

1U7.2O

30.00

. Selected

285.25 17.50

6O16

302.75 101.79 UOO

lOOoOQ 30.00 300.00

2.00 ls070.18 2lu0Q

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page •? (1927-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) 25.00

Purchasing Agents Assoco Of Oklahoma City

SUppls. Bus. Office

Publisher

Radio Supplyg Inc.

Labor & Materialss Radio Station

Selected Letter Bid

Remington Rand Div. of Sperry

Office Suppls. & Printing Low

Refinery Supply Company

Instructional Supplies

Rex Engineering" & Sales Co#

Phys. Education Eqpt. • Low Repair to Phys. Ed. Eqpt. Standard

Rice Machinery Company

Repairs to Ind.Arts Eqpt. Low

Richards & Conover Hdwe. Go,

Instructional Supplies

Low

to54;li.

Riley Reproduction^ Inc.

Engineering Department

Eid Agreement

236.52

Porter Sargent

Teaching Aid Supplies

Selected

25.80

Schmitt8 s Hobby & Craft Science- Kit. Inc. Scientific American

Instructional Supplies Instr. Suppls Central Office Suppls.

Selected Selected Selected

7.14; ' U2.82 li.5O

Science Research Assoc.

Teaching Aid Supplies

Selected

55.30

Scott Chevrolet Company

Mt.-Trucks’ & Cars Instructional Suppls.

Standard Agreement

S.E.B. Paint & Var. Mfg.s Coo

Custodial Supplies

Low

Service Supply3 Inc.

Repairs to -Ind. Arts Equiptment

Selected

Severin Supply Company

Upkeep of Cars & Trucks

Low

Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Upkeep of Trucks & Cars Rep. to Ind. Arts Eqpii.

Low Selected

Sharp & Nichols Music CO. Dr. Travis Shelton* Simon and Schnster9 Inc.

, Musical Instruments General Instruction Central Office Suppls.

Selected Repair Board Action Selected

Simpson=Hortons Inc.

Instructional Supplies’ Rep. to Ind. Arts Eqpt.

Agreement Selected

Singer Sewing Mach. Co.

Rep. to General Eqpt0

Selected

Jasper Sipes School Ek Dep.

Inst. Suppls. & Lib. Bk.

Low

Skil Corporation Sky Publishing Corporation

School Shop Equiptment Central Office Suppls

Selected Repair Selected

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

.......

U61.96 1^8.95

610 m, 91 65.00 681.72

Board Action 123.00 60.00

183.00

U.15

8.30 31.81

l;0.HUf 4* 11.28

lj.3.00

-^53 U9.57 17.70

113 .21; 2.61;

’

130i62 2^,S30 i;oo ...

11%.88 39iU9

1011.637 10<i00 8;5O

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D V

Page 8 (1997-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) 616,11

Upkeep of Trucks & Cars

Standard Repairs

Sbund Book Press Cociety

Teaching Aid Supplies

Publisher

Southwestern Bell Tele, Co,

Telephone Service

Utilities

li a59ho5U

Star Electric Supply Co,

Rep,’to Addio-Vis, Eqpt. Custodial Supplies

Bid Agreement

12,802,81

The Steck Company

Instructional Supplies

Selected Publisher

Dick Stout & Co,*

Skippls, Office of Supt.

Selected-

Ed Stuart Music Co, Mr, W, H, Taylor

Repo to Musical Inst, Travel Expense

Selected- Repairs Board Action

21i,00 92,80

Television Equiptment Cd,

New Visual Education

Selected

35,31

T,G,&Z. Stores Co, #56

Radio & TV Supplies

Selected

1,02

Bert Smith Road Mach# Co,3 Inc. J

90,93

16,35 106,614-

122.99 9,75

B,H» Thomas

r~3,31 Instructional Supplies Voc, Inst, Supplies Surplus Property Purchase / 276,52 25,00 General Inst. Supply 2r,l|9 Visual Aid® Inst, Supply 16,14.8 Magazines & Rebinding 1.53 Business Office Supplies Superintendent Office Supplies \ U,95 1.00 Personal Office Supplies 295,76 Other Administrative Expense (Harding Evaluation 6,00 Expense) Research Supplies 5,75 Repair Audio Visual Supplies' 29,38 Radio & TV Supplies Engineer8 s Supplie s 35.91 x; 26,87 Maintenance Cars & Trucks 7^5 Labor Printing Agreement 111,11

Thompson Book & Supply Co,

Inst, Suppls, Home Ec,

Selected

Thompson School. Bk Dep,

Library Books

Low

Time Incorporated

Instructional Suppls,

Selected

9,85

R,E, Titus Gym Scooter Co,

Phys, Education Eqpt,

Selected

12U9O

■Town of Nichols Hills

Water

Utilities

17,00

TRI-Ed

-Instructional Suppiss.

Selected

The Twentieth Century Fund

Teaching Aid Supplies

Sele cted

Under wood Corporation

Suppls, Bus, Office Bus, Office Eqpto Labor Mtrls-Radio Sta,

Standard Selected Selected

Mary A, Thacker® Clerk

University of Illinois

1-3 1-3 - I-U . .. 1-10 1-11 A-3 £-16 £-18 £-19 £-21 M-8 M-18 M-20 0—8

271,16 WU83

2.37 2,55 295,50

298,05 21.69

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

u Page- 9 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Vaseco Incorporated

Rep. to Audio-Vis. Eqpt.

Selected

Veazey Drug Company

Radio & TV Supplies

Selected

Vernon Law Book Company

Teaching Aid Supplies

Selected

Walker Stamp & Seal Co*

Central Office Suppls.

Low

Waugh Brothers Supply Co*

Instructional Suppls.

Letter Bid

Webster Publishing Co*

Instructional Suppls.

Selected

25.88

WJI. Welch, MGF. Co.

Commencement Expense

Selected

1*62

Western Bank & Office Supply

New Furniture Fixtures

Selected Low

Western Newspaper Union

Rep. to Ind. Arts Eqpt.

Low

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone

Utilities

11*82

Wild Life Films

Suppls. Visual Ed,

Sele cted

90*00

B» G* Wilkes Company

General Instruction

Low

U2.90

H.W, Wilson Company

Teaching Aid Suppls.

Publisher Standard

Mr* George Wulff

Rents Transp. Eqpt.

Yale University Press

Instructional Supplies

M5. 12.00

h*35 153*21^

2I4I.OO

3*50

2U.5O

163.U0

138.00 99*50

237*50

29*88 U*5o

Selected

1956-57 GENERAL FUND

Dowlings, Inc.

100.59

Instructional Supplies

Jenkins Music Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected Low Selected

Oklahoma Electrical Supply Co.

Final Classen-Electric

Board Action

The Record Shop

Inst. Suppls.-Sp. Ed.

Selected

’:3<>92

Sherwin Wiliams Co* Southwest News Company

Inst. Suppls.-Voc. Library Books

Selected Board Action

^3*95

Underwood Corporation

Instructional Supplies

Low

Franklin Watts, Inc.

Library Books

Depto Selected

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co*

New School Apparatus

Board Action

U8.55 $07.00

555^55 27I..U0

5,61|6*OO,

2,879.23 13.9*20

68*19 7,670.00

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 10 (1997-98 BUILDING LEVY)

’

Materials, Building & Rep,

Low

1,039.00

Auto Parts & Macho Company

Mat,-Upkeep of Grounds

Low

19*8U

Bissell Builders Supply Co*

Mat,, Building & Rep0

Standard

267*90

Black & Decker Mfg. Co*

Mat,“Repair to Eqpt,

Standard

9.90

Paul Blakeney Company

Mat *,Upkeep of Grounds

Low Standard

Mark HLodgett Insulation Co*

Mat,, Rep* to Equipment

Low Letter Bid

1^229*39

Clarence L* Boyd Co*, Inc*

Materials, Upkeep to Gr«

Standard

1,929,99

Brown Machinery Company

Materials, HLdg, & Repair

Standard

89*89

Brown Manufacturing Company

Materials, Bldg, & Repair

Selected

97*39

Builders Specialty, Inc*

Materials, HLdg* & Repair

Low Bid

Capitol Steel & Iron Company

Materials, Bldg* & Repair

Low Letter Bid

Bob Cates

Materials, HLdg,* & Repair

Low

John Ho Cole Company

Materials, Repairs to Eqpt, Ldw

11*99

Cook Electric Supply Co*

Materials, Repairs to Eqpt, Low

1H9«O®

Crane Company

U9.90 Materials, Repairs to Eqpt* Board Agtion Low Letter Bid 27,10 10.60 Low

87*20

Dale George Company

Materials, Upkeep of Gr,

Selected

20.7U

Davidson & Case Lumber Co*

Materials, Bldg, & Repair

Bid Agreement

392*00

The Denman Floors Co* $ The Dolese Company

Materials, Bldg* & Repair

Low Letter Bid

692,7U

Materials,. HLdg, & Repair

Low Board Action

Dyke Brothers

Materials, Bldg, & Repair

Low

ll2i|*92

Elevator Sales & Service

Materials, HLdg, & Repair

Low

Ehmar, Inc*

Materials, Furniture & Rep, Low

378*00'

-................. ..

; t' b.

■

Austin Lumber Co, (M.S,)

-.‘i :

293*00 16,2?

s j

, 3h2*6L

U90.00

1 i ( | (

60,00 28*60

393.98 99*60

U89*18

. ■■■■

J;.., ':■' M

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 11 (1957-58 BUILDING LEVI CONTINUED)

117*15

Fire Appliance & Supply Co*

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Bid Agreement

Federal Corporation

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Low

The Fleck Bearing Company

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Gardner Hotel Supply Company General Electric Supply Co,

Drafting Fee(Van Buren) Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Low

Gentry Severance Lumber Co*

Materials Bldg, & Repair

Bid Agreement

Hart Industrial Supply Co,

Materials Bldg. & Repair

505.67 Low 36.10c Standard Low Letter Bid Il4l.6l4j683.l4l

Herb Welding & Radiator Co, E, D. Hill Jr. A.C, Horn Company of Texas

Materials -Upkeep Of Gr. Survey #25556 (Fillmore) Materials Bldg, & rigpair

Standard Standard Low

Hunzicker Brothers

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Industrial Electric Company

Elec. Improv.(Central Hi)

Low 699.87 Selectee. 28*26 Board Action

International Bus. Mach. Corp,

Materials Repair

Independent Supply Company

32*71 Board Action Uj.6*U0 Low

179*11 3|i*60 lf2.00 2U5*3U

Selected

67*50

50.00 300,00 889. 80

728*13 56j55o.oo

Standard

75.21

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Low

83.50

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Low

28*12

Jones-Newby Supply Company

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Low Select

Keystone Supply Company

Materials HLdg. & Repair

Low

28*92

Kilpatrick Brothers

Materials HLdg. & Repair

Low

283*68

Locke Supply Company

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

U6;*1i 3

Loeffler-Greene Supply Co,

Materials HLdg. & Repair

U65.21I Low Low Letter Md 1416,149 881*73

MCKinley Iron Works

Materials Bldg, & Repair

Board Action

Mideke Supply Company

Materials Bldg. & Repair

Low ■ 1,0147*80 Low Letter Bid 629*52 Board Action 1.102.25 ............... £",779.57

Miller Floor Company

Materials HLdg. & Repair

LOW 290,50 Board Action 2a976*U9 3.266.99

to Eqpt.

1|1j .6*36 U*56

U50.92

19,525*20

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 12 (1957“58 BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED) Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg® Go®

Materials Bldg. & Repair

Modern Materials Company

Installing Doors (Ridgeview)Letter Bid

Morgensen Lmber Company

Materials bldg. & Repair

Noftsger and Lawrence Norman Plumbing Company

Architect Fees-John Marshall Contract-Final Materials HLdg. Eqpt. Rep. Board Action

Oklahoma Hardware Co®

• Materials Bldg. & Repair

155.28

Low

308.68

17.52

Low

208.13 17.69

Low

57.05

20.97

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Bldg. Eqpt, Repairs-Mato

Board Action

Oklahoma City Secinc Co®

Materials Bldg. & Repair

Low

Peery Tire & Supply

Materials-Upkeep of Gr.

low

L.B, Perkins-Electo Eng.

Modern.of Elec. Fac« (CentraLjkard Action-

The Perolin Co®, Inc.

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Selected

351.00

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Materials Upkeep of Gr.

Low 585.113 Eid Agreement 96.00

681.113

Radio Supplya Inc.

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Low

213.36

Rice Machinery Company

Materials Furniture & Rep.

Low 32.110 Standard 88.20

120.60

Richard & Conover Hdwe. Co®

Materials, Repair to Eqpt.

Low . 173.8? Board Action 93.95

267.82

Roofing Supply Companys Inc.

Materials, HLdg. & Repairs

Low

uiuoo

Sand Products, Inc.

Materials, Bldg. & Repairs

Board Action

120.00

S.EoBo Paint & Varnish Mfgo

Materials, HLdg. & Repairs

Bid Agreement

S.&H. Shade Co., Inc. Sherman Machine & Iron Works ; Sherwin Williams Company

Materials, HLdg. ^Repairs Low Capitol Hill Sr. Water well Board Action Materials, HLdg. & Repairs Low

Severin Supply Company

Materials, Upkeep on Gr.

Sharp Auto Supply Company

Materials,, Building & Repair Low

Soil Industries Inc.

Materials, Upkeep on Gr.

Southwest Wheel9 Inc.

Low

Materials, Upkeep on Grounds; Standard

6115.60 5.25 i

1,131.00

10.110 ■206.80 3,0119.00 266.00

2.95

72.211 116.50, 15.72

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 13 (1957=58 BUILDING LEVI CONTINUED)

Steel Supply Company Mary A®. Thacker, Clerk

Materials Repair to Eqpt*

511. 51U 516

1X65

Low

Materials-Building & Repair Materials-Repair to Equipment Materials-Upkeep of Grounds

Whitton Supply

Mtrls'.Bldg® & Repr0

Low

R® Ao Young & Son, Inc®

Mtrls. Upk<> of Grounds

Standard

Yow Brake & Clutch

Mtrls® Upk® of Grounds

Selected

C 582*18 < 65*90 L 066

6U8»7U

7.50 110 oil?

11X32. ST

1956-57 BUILDING LEVY

Capitol Blacksmith & Welding

Materials, Bldg® Repairs

Capitol Stage Equipment Co®

Furniture & Equipment (Final)Board Action

Low

230®00 996*60

Dowlings, Inc® Furniture & Equipment Board Action Elevator Sales & Service Co®,Inc .Installation of Elevator at Shops Bldg0 Board Action Mclfe sson-Robbins Furniture & Equipment Beard Action Gardner Hotel Supply Company ServoRoom & Cabinets(Harding)Board Action Mldeke Supply Company Repairs to Bldg® Eqpt®, Board Action

X516»60 6^732^35 ' U?2®91 1,029.05

Oklahoma Seating Company

Furniture & Equipment

Board Action

2,577 UiO

L*B» Perkins-Elect® Eng®

Plans*. Renova tion(Classen)

Board Action-Final

9,1192*56

517*02’

1956 BOND Allied Steel Erection Service Mtrl® Repr. & Eqpt® J® J. Bollinger Const®, Inc .Finalist 0. No® 15A.=John Marshall Connelly Construction Company Est® ff 3 Harding Parking Cook Paint & Varnish Company ' Classen TV Eqpt®

Selected Board Action Board Action Low Bid

The Dolese Company

Classed TV Eqpt®

Board Action 182®73 Low 193*20

General Electric Supply Co®

Mtrls. & Eqpt®

Low

57*15

Low

570*92

Hunzicker Brothers

'Oct® Adm®EQldg® Proj® #8U6A

5X00 5,000*00 986.72 h9*9U

375*93

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page" Hi (1956 BOND CONTINUED)

Industrial Gasket & Packing Coo

Classen TV Equiptment

Low

20.00

International Harvester Company

Classen TV Equiptment

Standard

10.72

Kilpatrick Brothers

Materials^, Bldg. & Repair

Low

hlil.h6

Mideke Supply,Company

Materials Repair to Eqpt.

Board Action 235.12 Low 20.50

255062

Miller Floor Company

Classen TV Equiptment

Selected

173.95 UT

HUi.oo

The Oklahoma Publishing Co.

Bus. Exp.-Proj. #836

Publisher

Oklahoma Seating Cbmpany

Sch. Furn. & Eqpt0

Low II4O.OO Standard hll.00

Oklahoma Hardware Co.

New Cabinets Porj. 833

Low

11.57

Richards & Conover Hdwe. Co.

Harding Land-Proj. 8I4.7

Low

51.72

Sfeverin Supply Company

Classen TV Equiptment

Low

11.52

Shawver & Son. Inc.

Sch. Furn. & Eqpt0

Low

181.67

S. & J. Siipply Co.

Repro.-Voco-Proj. #855

Low

iili.90

Mary A. Thacker^ Clerk

8I4.6-A 607 836

Adminstratibh Building TV Equiptment Business Expense

: 551.00

f 3.60 5 2.75 Cxi5*o0)

Vaseco Inc0

Sch. Furn. & Eqpt.

Low

318.00

Whitton Supply

Classen TV Equiptment

Low

15o2£

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co.

Fire Damage Eqpt.-Classen-

Low

750.00

A & E Equipment Company

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Low

91.U8

Atomic Sound Equipment Co.

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Low

315.88

B & H Supply Company

Instructional Supplies

Low

67.50

’1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D L

Page 15 (1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION CONTINUED) Bostitch-Midwest9 Inc.

Extra Mtrlsc & Suppls.

Selected

287.06

John A. Brown Company

Extra Mtrls» & Suppls.

Low

109.00

Dowlingss Incorporated

Instructional Suppls.

Low;

60.00

Kenneth Edmond

Transportation

Selected

18.2U

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls.

Selected

8U.70

Field Enterprises Ed. Corp.

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls.

Selected

62.32

General Electric Company

Other Operating Expense

Low

51.83

Harper & Brothers

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls.

Publisher

8.91

Houghton Mifflin Company

Instructional Supplies

Publisher

5.38

The House of Clay

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls.

Low

75.00

Sue A„ Ledgerwood

Transportation

Selected

U9.5O

The MacMUlian Co.

Instructional Supplies

Selected

19.05

McGraw Hill Book Co. Inc.

Instructional Supplies

Selected

3.00

Melton Cos Inc.

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls.

Selected

1.36

Rinehart & Co.j, Inc.

Instructional Supplies

Publisher

5.U6

Stechert-Hafner, Inc.

Instructional Supplies

Publisher

3.30

Mary A. Thacker9 Clerk

i '

Proj. C-0-3 C-0-2F

/U7.2h 7 76.92

- Project - Project

Thompson School Ek. Dep.

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls.

Publisher

62.I1.6

Vaseco9 Incorporated

Instructional Supplies

Selected

'76.00

W.M. Welch Mfg. Company

Instructional Supplies

Selected

7397.81

John Wiley & Sons9 Inc.

Instructional Supplies

Selected

U.92

Dorothy Lo Yoachum

Transportation

Selected

h9.50

SPECIALS PAID DURING TW-;^QNTH OF FEBRUARI Do-wrieyjLynn Virginia Roberts & Lora Pearl Cox % David Johnston (56 ..Bond)

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to ratify the February - 1958’ pay“ rolls, < ............................. 1 ’ " authorize issuing the March 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list, totaling $250,993.32, as recommended above. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Purchasing

R. M Approval to Ratify Feb. Payrolls, Authorize Mar Payrolls, Pay Vendor Bills

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation to purchase one lot of standard IBM printed forms from the International Business Machines Companyi R- #^5 in the total amount of $1,111.50, the purchase to be charged to the A-21A account,. On roll ; Approval to Buy Supplies call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." for IBM Dept.

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #46 Bid Accepted on Class Record Books

j Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept the bid of Semco Color | Press,(low bidder), for 5,200 secondary and elementary Class Record Books, in the total I amount of $1,262.60, the purchase to be charged to the 1-6 account. On roll call, the

R. #47 Agreement for Linen Service Approved

! : : ;

j motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to authorize the Purchasing Department to enter into an agreement with the Oklahoma City Linen Service for the furnishing of linen service in the clinics, home economic departments, cosmetology, and barber shops for all secondary schools, Westwood Elementary School, and the Administration Building, at a fixed cost of $150.00 per month for the remainder of the school term; this company agreeing to furnish all items needed by these departments and alloxl a 10$ increase of additional; 1 departments before any monthly increase would be requested. The motion carried on roll ; call with all members voting "AYE."

: It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of one reproR. #48 i duction machine for use in the Administration Building from Triangle Blue Print and Supply Approval to Buy Reproduc- * Company in the total amount of $1,172-50, the purchase to be charged to the C-15 and the C-18 accounts. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." tion Machine

R. #49 \ Low Bids, Meet} ing"Specifications, Accepted on Hardware___ i

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson/to approve accepting low bids received on hardware if such bids meet specifications and, if not, to accept the lowest bid which does meet specifications, in each case; the bids accepted on this basis being as follows, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Item Bid On

100 36 48 24 48

Locks, Yale #V55258, ^380 3/4 Locks, Russwin #2058 5/8 Cylinders, Sargent #42 R Lock Sets, Russwin #2058 5/8 Pr. Hinges, #241 F Stanley

Amount

Bidder

Hart Industrial Company Scovil & Sublett Company Murray R. Womble Scovil & Sublett Company Scovil & Sublett Company

190.00 655.20 151.20 436.80 92.16

TOTAL--$1,525.36 I I

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

R. #50 Purchase of Woodworking Equipment Approved Food Service Financial Statement ----------------------

j i

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton'to approve a special purchase of one lot of used woodworking equipment in the total amount of $1,005.00 from Mr. Jack Barthold, Administrator for the estate of Mr. J. H. Barthold, the purchase to be charged to the M-4 account. The motion carried on roll call withaall members voting "Aye." A "Financial Statement, December 31, 1957" from the Central Food Service Department was submitted, a copy to be placed on filb in the Clerk's office. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

R. #51 Purchase of Added Area for Parking at Classen High J Approved_______ |

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of Lot 2, Block 1, Nichols University Place Addition to Oklahoma City, from Mrs. May Musgrave, Oklahoma City, for a consideration of $6,000 for fee simple title, on approval of the title and legal documents by the Board Attorney; this area to be used for faculty parking. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #52

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting the bld of Wynn Construction Company in the amount of $52,560.00 to construct an all-purpose room and other alterations to Van Buren Elementary School, with the following deductions:

Bid Accepted/ ? Van ; Buren j Addition i

Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8

Install redwood siding 30" high with esbestos siding above -----$ #2 roof decking in lieu of #1 ------------------Use galvanized sheet metal in place of copper ----------Omit 1" ridgit insulation ------- -------------Omit flag pole --------------------------Omit colored terrace -----------------------Omit stone, frame with wood --------------------Omit folding stage -------------------------

23O.OO 70.62 221.49 139-10 465.45 352.45 526.44 670.35

Total Deductions - -$2,675-90 Cont'd next page

MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Total contract price after deductions - - - $49 ? 884. lOj R. #92 Cont'd If the remainder of building is covered with asbestos siding and redwood siding 30" high ----------------------------

1,380.00=

TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE $51,264.10;

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

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the president was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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R. #53 Adjournment

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 -c- ~

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1958 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:

Phil C Bennett, President and member C. B. McCray, Vice President and member Nellie R. Melton, Member Otto F. Thompson, Member Jim Wright, Member Mary A. Thacker, Clerk, present

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; C. E. Costley, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald, G. L. Robinson, Bob Shultz, Betty Burroughs, Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; representatives of the press. The invocation was offered by Mrs. Melton.

,Invocation

Mrs. Bufard Cleveland, representing the P-TA Council, and Mr. H- Harold Ammerman, architect were introduced as visitors. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meeting of March 3, 1958 were approved as read.

SPECIAL On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids were opened on parking and car circulation areas in response to

Bidder Atlas Connelly Globe Palm Steelman Metropolitan

Portland Cement

$ no bid $54,190.00 65,546.00 63,716.00 80,265.39 54,000.00

Asphaltic

no bid $49,359.00

Visitors

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Combined bid

$53,217.49

52,000.00

I R. #56 Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright that the bids received on parking areas at John Marshall and Classen high schools be referred to the Central Office \ Bids on Parki staff for further study, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried. ; Areas Referre i to Central Of LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS ! fice The Treasurer's Report for March was presented by Mr. George H. C. Green, school district treasurer.

I Treasurer's ^Report !

W. A. Lybrand, Attorney, reported the following matters:

\ Attorney's * Report (a) That school districts are not subject to workmen's compensation act; j (b) That Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hill, representing two different' surveying companies, ! differ in their survey of the Simmons property adjoining Central High School site,! and the Fillmore School site.

Whereupon, Mr. Bennett suggested that the Board take no action in the matter at present, but examine the two surveys and make a study of it and make a decision at a later date. (c) In connection with the Arthur School sewer, the City has offered $10.00 per building site, total? to be not less than $4,000.00'., , to be made in one payment before any connection is made . Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the offer of $10.00 per building site for the Arthur sewer line, total not less than $4,000 payable in one payment before any connection is made, be accepted. On roll call the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." '

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R. #58 Reports Approved

Clerk's office. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Report of Director of Personnel

Mr. G. L. Robinson, Director of Personnel, gave a full report of the work of that Department over the past year, with comparisons of the needs with; other years. He submitted written reports to Board members and administrators.

R. #59 Election Returns Approved.

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following election returns of March 25, 1958; also the attached report on the votes cast at the Bond Election. On roll call, ~‘ - - the. ... motion carried with all members voting "Aye.

Building 9-Mill Increase

Bond. Proposition

For: Against:

6317 976

641U 882

General Fund 5-Mill Emergency For: Against:

64-15 880

THERE having been presented to said Board the returns of an election held in said School District on the date and for the purpose hereinafter set out, the Board, after carefully canvassing said returns found, and hereby declares of record that it found that said election was conducted by'the'officers designated in the Proclamation and Notice of such election, with all vacancies fllied according to law, in all respects as required by law; that said election was conducted by ballot in the form prescribed; that the polls were opened at 7:00 o'clock A.M> > and remained open continuously until and were closed

.jy.rQQ--- °'clock . ./ .°n -25th--d^ of------ March-------------- -> A,D’ 1953 the hours and day designated in said PrScIamation and Notice of Election; thairtEfe votes cast by the duly qualified electors were:

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PROPOSITION SHALL THn'R'PF.ignwT______ SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. OF aft i wnm COUNTY. OKLAHOMA, INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS BY ISSUING ITS NETOTIABLE OutlPONBONDS IN THE

SUM 0F____ :______________________________________________________________ dollars TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OE____________________________ _ _______________ _ ___

acquiring and improving school sites®, constructing, repairing, remodeling and equipping buildings, and acquiring school furniture, fixtures and equipment t

AND LEVY AND COLLECT AN ANNUAL TAX, IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER TAXES, UPON ALL THE TAXABLE PROPERTY IN SUCH DISTRICT SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SAID BONDS AS -ft J IT FALLS DUE, AND ALSO TO CONSTITUTE A SINKING FUND FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL# -71 THEREOF WHEN DUE, SAID BONDS TO BEAR INTEREST NOT TO EXCEED THE RATE OF jpt W PER CENTUM PER ANNUM, PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY AND TO BECOME DUE SERIALLY WITHIN ■; WEWXw-FIVI YEARS FROM THEIR DATE. #

Total number of votes cast in favor of the Proposition . .

. Total number of votes cast against the Proposition . .

Total number of mutilated ballots cast TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES CAST .

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The Board further^ found that a lawful majority of the qualified electors voting at said election cast their ballots in favor of the issuance of said bonds, and the issuance thereof was authorized.

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I, the undersigned, the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of INDEPENDENT School District Number gg of OKLAHOMA _County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of the canvass of the election held in said School District on the date and for the purpose therq^n set out, as made by the Board of Education and as shown by the records of my office. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this

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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve transfer of appropriation accounts, as recommended by Mr. Millard Prigmore, Auditor, in the amount of $51,000. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. >

R. #60 Transfer of Accounts ^Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve request to pay rental R. #61 of $200.00 per month in advance, effective January 1, 1958, to the First National Building Storage PayCorporation for storage of television equipment which the Board owns, payable from Ford ment Approved Foundation, 0-2-F funds. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." R. #62 Resolutions oi Appreciation Passed

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the following Resolutions of Apprecia tion for deceased personnel and retired personnel were passed:

MRS. GRACE HIGHLEY

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Grace Highley, March 31, 1958. Miss Highley taught in several schools in Missouri before joining the Oklahoma City School System in 1911, as T-tli grade teacher at Eugene Field School. She taught there until the end of the 1916-17 school year. She was at McKinley School for two years and joined the staff at Emerson School in 1920, where she taught until I9U6. She served on the Reserve and Advisory Board for one year before her retirement. She was a member of the three professional organizations and the Catholic Church.

Miss Highly was concientious and dependable in her work and always encouraged her pupils to do their best. She was original and enthusiastic about, her teaching; loyal and cooperative with her co-workers. The high ideals which she translated into the lives of her associates will long live in their hearts. The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher, whose influence for good will have a lasting’effect upon all who knew and worked with her.

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R. #62 Continued

EARL U. BYRD

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Earl U. Byrd, March 12, 1958.

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Mr. Byrd joined the staff at Douglass High School as a science teacher in I9U0, and served there until 1950- He was considered an outstanding teacher of that subject. Following his tenure at Douglass he taught the 6th grade at Dunbar School one year. In the 1950-51 school year he became principal at Inman Page School where he served until his death.

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He was a member of the professional organizations and the Bethany Presbyterian Church.

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Mr. Byrd's friendliness, loyalty, devotion to duty and willingness to serve in any capacity.where he could serve best, will long be remembered. His students enjoyed and appreciated him. He was courteous, thoughtful and considerate of others, which endeared him to his students, his co-workers, and his friends. We feel that his noble spirit and high ideals, which he translated into life, will long live in the hearts of his associates.

The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an excellent educator, whose influence for good will have a lasting effect upon all who knew and worked with him. ’■»?

Mrs. Grace L. Palmore

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Grace L. Palmore, March 11, 1958.

Mrs. Palmore taught as a substitute teacher at Dunbar School for two years before she joined the staff at Inman Page School in I9U0. She taught the second grade there until she became ill two months ago. She was a member of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Zeta Phi Beta social sorority, Women's guild of the Urban League, and all the professional organizations.

She was conscientious and dependable in her work and always encouraged her pupils to do their best. She was loving and thoughtful of both her pupils and co-workers and had their respect, admiration, and devotion. The high ideals which she translated knto life will long live in the hearts of all who knew her.

The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher whose influence for good will have a lasting effect upon all who knew and worked with her. Harry E. Barnard The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Harry E. Barnard, March 23, 1958.

Mr. Barnard joined the Oklahoma City School System as floorman at Mark Twain School in 1950In 1955, he was made head custodian at Prairie Queen School where he was serving at the time of his death. Mr. Barnard took great pride in his work and showed keen interest in every detail. He was honest, conscientious and always eager to please everyone. His cheerfulness and friendliness, as well as his services, will be greatly missed by his associates.

The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Barnard's years of faithful and efficient services and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

Otha LeonClark

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The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Otha Leon Clark, March 5, 1958.

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Mr. Clark joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1932 ascustodian at Classen High School. In 1937, he wentto work as a landscaper for tke Maintenance Department, where he worked until his retirement September 1, 1952. In this capacity, he served faithfully, conscientiously, and competently. •

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He will long be remembered by his fellow workers for his spirit of good cheer and cooperation.

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The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Clark's years of faithful and efficient services and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

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R. #62 Continued

Mrs. Mary Elea.nor Vandaveer The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Mary Eleanor Vandaveer, April 5, 1958.

Mrs. Vandaveer taught for several years in Illinois before joining the staff as librarian at Webster Junior High School in 19^+7 where she served until she became ill several months ago. Although she had been in failing health for many months, through courage, loyalty, and faithfulness she continued to contribute her best as long as she was able. Because of the fine qualities she possessed, she drew those people to her who were sensitive to her inward strength of character and stability. She was conscientious, cooperative, and dependable and considered an outstanding librarian. 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 long live in the hearts of her associates. The Board of Education expresses deep appreciation of Mrs. Vandeveer's years of faithful service and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

R. #63 Personnel Directed to Attend Professional Meetings

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray toe direct the following personnel to attend professional meetings as indicated in the resolution below:

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 professional meetings as indicated: (a) Melvin W. Barnes, Meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, Miami Beach, Florida, April 17-19;

(b) Phil C. Bennett, National School Boards Association Meeting, Miami Beach, Florida, April 17-19;

(c) Wayne Jeans, International Council for Exceptional Children, Kansas City, Missouri, April 8-11; (d) Clifford Costley, Annual DAVI, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 20-25; (e) Alvin R. Eggeling, Southwest District Recreation Conference, Houston, Texas, March 19-22; payment of one-half expenses approved; (f) Tom Hill, Mary Pruitt, Berniece Gordon, National Mathematics Council, Cleveland, Ohio, April 8-12 - expenses to be paid by Ford Foundation; (g) Helen Jones, North Central Association, Chicago, Ill., March 2U-28 expenses to be paid by Ford Foundation; (h) Howard E. Brown, National Convention Science Teachers, Denver, Colorado, March 25-29 - expenses to be paid by Ford Foundation.

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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of the above persons on these trips be paid by the Board of Education, except in the case of Mr. Eggeling, one-half is to be paid by the City, and where designated, expenses are to be paid from the Ford Foundation. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Personnel Recommended

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

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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. RUHL J. POTTS, AS CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR, IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, EFFECTIVE APRIL I, 1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF #5700 PER YEAR WITH $300 CAR ALLOWANCE. THIS IS AN

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REQUEST PERMISSION TO ASSIGN MR. DALE MULLINS, PRESENT COUNSELLOR AT. SOUTHEAST, AS BASEBALL COACH, EFFECTIVE MARCH 17, 1958. THIS IS RECOMMENDED SO IT WILL NOT BE NECESSARY TO CHANGE COACHES AFTER THE SEASON BEGINS. ALSO REQUEST THAT MR. MULLINS BE PAID $150 FOR THIS ADDITIONAL WORK AND RESPONSIBILITY.

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. KENNETH EDMOND, TEACHER AT TV STATION, JUNE 2, 1958 THROUGH JUNE 30, SALARY FOR THIS ENTIRE PERIOD SHALL BE $330

1958

> REQUEST PERMISSION TO INCREASE MISS MARGARET GARDNERS’ SALARY FROM $190 TO $200 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE MARCH I, 1958 - CLASSIFICATION PREVIOUSLY CHANGED TO "D" WITH NO CHANGE IN SALARY AT THAT TIME.

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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. DON NOLL AS A FULL TIME TV TECHNICIAN AT THE TV STATION - EFFECTIVE MARCH 3,*1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.25 PER HOUR FROM FORD FOUNDATION ACCOUNT C-O-l.

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. JEAN V. POWELL AS TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE AUDIO-VISUAL OFFICE - EFFECTIVE SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.00 PER HOUR. MARCH 10, 1958 1.

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. MINNEOLA WILLIAMS AS A TEMPORARY SECRETARY AT DUNBAR FOR APPROXIMATELY 5 WEEKS EFFECTIVE MARCH 30, 1958 - SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $190 PER MONTH. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING OFFICIALS WHO WORKED GIRLS* SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL GAMES BE PAID AS ind ica te d ;

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JOAN WOODRUFF CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL

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VIRGINIA PETERS J. MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL

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JUANA SEYMOUR HARDING HIGH SCHOOL

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD Audio-Visual

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Request permission to employ Wi I I iam K» Hawk as temporary helper in the film I Jbrary - salary $1-25 per hour - effective March 3, I958o

Service Department Request permission to transfer A. 0. Teague, floorman at Central salary $183-33 per month to relief custodian for all schools salary $218-33 per month - effective March 13, 1958-

Request permission to transfer Howard D. Jones, floorman at South-, east - salary $203-33 per month to head custodian at Prairie Queen?salary $218-33 per month - effective April I, I958o

Request permission to transfer Forrest F- Smith, 3/4 time floorman at Classen - salary $137-50 per month to floorman at Classen salary $183-33 per month - effective April I, 1958Request permission to transfer Cecil W. Damron, floorman at Central salary $183=33 per month to floorman at FiIImore - salary $203=33 per month - effective April I, 1958= Request permission to transfer Coleman L. Billy, 3/4 time floorman at Southeast —salary $137-50 per month to floorman at Southeast — saI ary $183-33 per month - effective April 2, 1958-

R. #64 Personnel Approved.

I Motion to approve the foregoing recommended, personnel and personnel information was made I by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried on roll call with all members voting i "Aye."

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958

GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING Bills and Payrolls

The following Items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for approval:

Ratification of March 1958 payrolls previously approved by board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:

1957-58 GENERAL FUND(

S 967,200.28

1957-58 BULL DI NG LEVY

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1956

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1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION

Authority to issue payrolls for April 1958 in the following estimated amounts: 1957-58 GENERAL FUND

$ 970,000.00

1957-58 BUILDING LEVY

lt3,000.00

;

5,000.00

35,000.00

1956

BOND.

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION

Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. These bills have been'examined apd>approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of 'expenditure,; calculations and receipt of merchandise- and/or sei^ices %

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT’D

HELLS FUEL WITH THE BOARDS FOR'PAYMENT APRIL 7

/■

The Supt. and Business Manager have checked all bills The Auditor has checked all bills Item $La-1957-58 General Fund

131.730.56

Item #lb-1956-57 General Fund

11.777.90

Item #Lc-1957-58 Building Levy-

32,866.^3

Item #Ld-1956-57 Building Levy-

U29.05

Item #le-1956

7.792.95

9,716.57

Bond

Item #lf-1957-58 Ford Foundation TOTAL

f&ii. ■■

WSz’'-

19U313.1l6 **

e General Fund

Acinitox Termite Company-

Custodial Suppls

Selected

25.00

Acme Fence & Iron Company, Inc. Acme Food Store

Maint. Physical Ed. Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Low Selected

37.17 107.U2

Addressograph Multigraph Corp.

Office suppls & printing

Standard Low

Admiral Distributors

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt.

Selected

A. & E. Equipment Company

Office Suppls & Reprs.

Low Selected

Air Sales, Inc.

Instr. Suppls-Rental & Storage

Agreement

Superintendent Suppls

Selected

American Association of School Administrators American Association for the United Nations, Inc.

• American. Council on Education ; American Education Publications

U.57 17.5U

59.11 12.58

103.85 11.97

115.82 122.20

5o;oo ; \

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected

Superintendent Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Publisher

The American School Board Journalsuperintendent Suppls

Selected

Anderson Prichard Oil Corp..

Standard Selected

Instr. Suppls

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

General Fund Continued) v-Jfhe Antioch Press A^^^tesociation Press ...^g^^sociated Public School System i

fhe Automotive, Inc. ‘ Atomic Sound Equipment Co.

A. & W, Violin Shop

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

Teaching Aid Suppls Superintendent Suppls

Selected Selected

Maint. Trks & Cars' Bepr. General Eqpt.

Low Low

1.68<21-

2.-^ l^Orf&O

18>|j

• 139/J0

Maint. Musical Instrument Selected

!■

Selected Low

Visual Aid Suppls

Selected

7^, Mr. Jack Barthold, Executor

Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Board Action

Beams Seat Cover Center 7 f Behavioral Science

Instr. Suppls......... Superintendent Suppls

Lbw Selected

Instr. Sappls Instr. Suppls

Selected Selected

Board’of Education (St. Paul 2, Minn.)

Instr. Suppls

Publication

B. U. Journal of Education

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

■Branham’s, Inc.

Office Suppls & Printing

Low Standard

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Other Admin. Expense

' Britton Piano Shop Bremner Multiplication Records

Board Action ' U19 .20 Reimbursements l,llj.7 .80 A ”17567.00

Piano'Tuning & Reprs. Instr. Suppls

Standard Publisher

‘.."^Arthur Barr Productions

The Big Top . Bills Grocery

,■ .<■:'

106 Uo^o

Teaching Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls

.-.Baptist Book Store &$Barada & Page, Inc.

A-'3

. ■ -’C <.

.. Broadcasting ’John A. Brown Company ■

..The Bruce Publishing Company Albert E. Brumley & Sons

’ •

IOO/36 i,ooKbo 10/do

6«oo

1^00 r 1.^6

-........................ .............. .

Publisher Radio & TV Suppls ' Selected Instr. Suppls Repr.Replace General Eqpt.Standard .Publisher Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching, Aid Suppls Instr, Suppls

Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc

Maint. Physical Ed.Eqpt.

Bureau of Publieations Burroughs Corporation

Instr. Suppls Maint. Office Machines

California Association of Public School Business Officalsp Bus,. ^Office Suppls ■ California Association of Second-' ary School Administrators. Instr. Suppls

2.00 U33.37 111.00

189.75 9.95

19J5O Koo 18.96

Publisher Selected

Selected Standard Low

Publisher Publisher'

U7.37

17.60 203.02

7.00 U2.&6

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 195^ - CONT'D

7-,

-58 General Fund'-Continued)

California Test Bureau

Instr. Suppls

Low Publisher

Capitol City Taxi

Rent.Trans. Eqpt.

Rental Agreement

Capitol Typewriter Company

Maiht. Office Machines

Standard

Carpenter Paper Company

Office Suppls & Printing

Low

E. B. ’’Jack” Castle Bob Cates

Instr. Suppls Custodial Siippls

Low Low

Childrens Press The Childrens Press, Inc.

Instr, Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Publisher

City Auto Parts City Bus Company

Maint. Trks & Cars Rental Trans Eqpt.

Low Rental Agreement

Civic Education Service, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

City Office Supply, Inc. City Spring Works

Personnel Suppls Maint. Trks & Cars & Ihstr. Suppls

Low Low , . Selected

Clements Sporting Goods *

Instr. Suppls

Cleveland Crafts Company Colgate Palmolive Company

Instr. Suppls Custodial Suppls

Low Selected Selected Low

College Entrance Book Co., Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

2.12

Collins Dietz Morris Company Al Cook Desk & Office Supply J. H. Conger Cook Paint- & Varnish Company Cory Motion Picture Equipment

Custodial Suppls Personnel Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Snppls.......... Suppls & Repr.Gen. Eqpt.

13. $0 12ii.Q0 55.50 5.5o

Creative Playthings, Inc.Arthur C. Croft Publications

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low Standard Agreement Low Low Standard Selected Selected

Thomas Y. Crowell Company

Radio TV Suppls ■

Publisher

2.80

The Daily Law Journal Record

Legal Publications

Publisher

227.75

Dannenburg Distributing Company

Upk Trks & Cars

Low

Dearborn Chemical Company Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.

Custodial Suppls New Eqpt.Visual Ed. Radio & TV Suppls

Letter Bid Low Selected

'T. S; Denison & Company Teaching Aid Suppls Dept, of Elementary Schl. Principals Instr. Suppls Doenges Supply Instr. Suppls The Dolese Company Instr. Suppls,Maint.Eqpt.

172.73 83.63

256.36

7U.00 Lt. 00

133.92 2.U8 118.75 2.10 1.50 56.92 ^1,146.2^ 178.$0

9.29 55.00 73U.UO 217.00

U6.O8 16.32

21.00 6U.29 951.U0 19.69 217.5k

62.1t0 36.52 5.00

82.22 189.00 11.72

Publisher Selected Selected Bid Agreement

865.75

193.7-2

5.11 . 5.00 13.86 11.25

V’

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Page U (1957-58^General Fund Continued) >

■

* t

Instr. Suppls

Low Selected

Radio TV Suppls

Selected

H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.

Office Suppls & Printing

Low

Dowlings, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Special Ed. Selected Low

Dollies Ceramics

, ■*'

I Doncene Hobby & Toy Shop

:■■.<■•■

i I

k;?

•

■ i

Radio TV Suppls & Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt

Lew Selected

39.65 UU.1U

185.OU 3U6.50

Tyke Brothers

Standard Low Repr. Industrial Art Eqpt.Low

The Economy Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected.,

Educational Film Library Assn. Educational Music Bureau, Inc. Electronic Business Machines Electronic Supply

Visual Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Maint. Office Machines Instr. Suppls Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt.

Selected (Publisher) Selected. Standard 159.00 Lbw U5.U2. Selected

U95.00 . 37.66 18.30

Encyclopaedia Britannica Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

Library Books Visual Aid Suppls

Standard Selected

762.30 365.6U

.Expression Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected

Duplicating Products, Inc.

.............. ■

■

i'j ■ ■

'80.82

«.r

Instr. Suppls & Reprs.

U60.56

13.52

' '

• t r r < 1

531.5U U.98

51«3U

(Publisher)

83.79

p- h

<y ■<

10.03

‘1

. Selected Rental Agreement

U9.oo 375.00

The Fleck Bearing Company

Repr. Industrial Art Eqpt Selected

Henry Foth

Other Admin. Expense

Board

Frances Art roducts .Ben Franklin Store

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Selected

18.00 21.75

French Unique Cleaners ' Friden Agency

Custodial Suppls Repr. office machines

Low Standard

30.00

Radio & TV Suppls

Publisher

•zb

•

z /

Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta. Rental & Storage

.......

Action

3.08

185.UU J

‘

’i

JJLa OO

6.16 Ji

■•■••A

20U.U2

Eentriss Sound Engineering Co. C. J. Fishman

i Funk & Wagnalls Company

,"i

687.U5

Selected

,si

■

U55.OO 232.U5

■ .

Instr. Suppls

■s ■

219.00'

i_The Dryden Press, Inc.

■l

1.90

Low

1. 7b

■r 1

93.58/

Office Suppls & Printing

65.60 27.98

J^Lll Doyle,

■■

Standard

f.-^Dulaney’s

■■

Maint. Trks,Cars & ’ Industrial Art Eqpt.

Downtown Chevrolet

*■

& <

}

■

■•• ' •-

<t / * "•

■

w ’* v4'

V>-- •'

i'/ ;

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

' Page $ (195£-58 General Fund Continued) 2^

Gaylord Brothers, Inc. -•^rwin C. Gaumer ‘dll-Mor Chemical Company

Library Suppls Magazines & Rebinding Custodial Suppls

Selected Bid Agreement Standard

322.^0

Qramercy Guild Group, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Selected

198.00

Graybar Electric Company, Inc.

Radio TV Suppls

Low

Barlow Publishing Corporation Harper & Brothers

Library'Books Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher Selected

56.00

Habth Food Market, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Selected

90.06

Dr.= Guy Fraser Harrison

General Instruction

Board Action

Harl Industrial Supply Co.

Instr. Suppls & Repr.

• .■ 4>t<

2I.U0

-7*;

.J*’:

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

............................... ’

o ZLIi

100.00 259.03 1.00

Low Standard

260.03

•''J

Other Admin. Expense

Board Action

103.30

5’* D. C. Heath and Company

Library Books

Publisher

659.87

•7^^ Heierding Brothers IHerman’s Sporting Goods

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Low

UU.39 32.1iO

Repr. 'Audio Visual Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Low Selected Low

7.35

Instr. Suppls

Selected

6.67

Publisher

15.62,

Mrs. Vivien V. Haynes

'Holmes & Torbett, Inc. House of Clay &

‘,sn

Hunnictrtt Publishing Company ‘ ..... ’ ‘

The H, R. Huntting Company, Ihc. (Teaching Aid Suppls «

'-S ■4’

Hunzicker Brothers

Repr. Industrial Art.Eqpt Low

... . ................. ..... , Industrial Arts & Voc. Education Instr. Suppls Industrial Chemical Laboratory Custodial Suppls International Bus. Machines Rental I Hl Machines

'' ' ii

SO :

19.09 U02.00

1121.09

.•1

5.18

Publisher Standard Rental. Agreement Standard

3.75 20.00 1,316.11 659.67 1,975.78

International.Harvester Company

Upk Trks & Cars

Standard

The Iowa State College Press

Radio TV Suppls

Publisher

1.20

Iroquois Publishing Co.,Inc.

Library Books

Publisher

117.56

16.23

,-V ‘X.'-

",<•

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 6 (1957-58 General Fund.’Continued)

Jenkins Music Company

...........

.-,-7 I4O.8O

Maint. Musical InstrumentsSelected

k.oo

Johnson Motors * Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls & Reprs.

Standard Selected Low

Gasey Jones Auto Paint & Supply Helen M. Jones

Maint. Trks'& Cars Other Admin. Expense

Low Board Action

Jones Boys #6

Instr. Suppls

Selected

Kamp Brothers Harry Keeton Supply Company

Instr. Suppls Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Selected Low

105*18 25.85

Kilpatrick Brothers Kee Lox Manufacturing Company S. H. Kress & Company

Maint. Physical Ed.Eqpt. Office Suppls & Printing Instr. Suppls

Low Low Selected

15.7k 90.00 Ui.09

Library of Congress,Card Div.

Teaching aid suppls

Standard

36.23

Life (Time, Inc.) Litho Negative & Plate Co.

Personnel Suppls Office Suppls & Printing

Selected Selected

6.75 61.80

Library Supply Company

Library Books

Bid Agreement 8,578.06 27.59 Selected

337.k7 289.87

627.3k 21.80 llk.10 13k. 36

8,605.65". ■ ■ ’

The MacMillan Company Maggie Magnetic, Inc.

Radio TV Suppls Instr. Suppls

Publisher Standard

14.25 12.60

Magnus Craft Materials, Inc. Leo Maxwell Co, Inc.'

Instr. Suppls Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt.

Schl. Select Standard

11.59 12.30

Melton Co, Inc,.

Radio TV Suppls

Lpw

Metropolitan Water Company, Inc. Water

Utilities

Mideke Supply

32U.2U Low Standard 1.65 Board Action 2k. 31 3O0~ Selected Low 11.59

Eqpt, Repr. & Suppls

5? '

1.36 ■■■ •«

7k.70

350.20

Miller Jackson Company

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt.

Midwest Sports Center Millsap’s Minton Machinery Company _

Instr. Suppls Low Repr. Musical Instruments Selected Instro Suppls Low

581.76 200.55 99.57

The Miskella Infra Red Co. Monroe Calculating Machine Co.

Suppls, Engineering Dept. Selected New Schl. Apparatus Low

235.Q0 658^75

Morgan’s A.G. Food.Market Morris.Chevrolet, Inb.

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Agreement

50.k9

24.23 • 3^79

' 1

■ 1

■J ■

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Custodial Suppls

Bid Agreement

McGraw Hill Book Co., Inc.

Office Suppls ^Library Books

Publisher Selected

•.McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Health Suppls

Low

Inst . Suppls

Selected Publisher

Maint. Office Machines Radio TV Suppls

Service Agreement Selected

P-Nat’l Ass’n of Educational 4. Broadcasters The National Cash Register Co. National Cylinder GasCo.

National Education Association . Office Suppls

32.50

alley McCullough

111.2U 21.U0

132.61;

68.71;

Selected Publisher

£0.00 U.00

5I1.OO

10£.l;8 3.75

2.00 8.10

10.10

National School Public Relations Association Superintendent Suppls Nat. Soc., for'Crippled Children & Adults, Inc. Instr. Suppls

Publisher

2.00

Joe L. Neyer A. J. Nystrcsn & Company

Radio' TV Suppls Instr. Suppls

Standard Selected

22.95 59.08

Instr. Suppls

Agreement

17.23

Oil. Filter Company Oklahoma Business■News Co.

Maint, Trks & Cars Superintendent Suppls

Low Selected

62.88 25.00

Oklahoma City Association of Insurance Agents

Insurance

227.30

Oklahoma City Linen Service

Custodial Suppls

Board Action Agreement

Oklahoma City Tractor & Imp.Co.

Upk. Trks & Cars

Selected

Oklahoma City Water Dept. Oklahoma County Water Company Oklahoma Gas & Electric Oklahoma Hardware Company Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners

Water Water Light' & Power Maint. Trks & Cars Custodial Suppls

Utilities Utilities Utilities Low I«OW i

5,1190.70 11.15 36^320^7 13.2$ 100.00

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

Fuel

Utilities

28,758.37

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected 8.68 Bid* Agreement 193.71 £9.30 Board Action

: Nuway Laundry Company

Oklahoma Seating Company

Oklahoma Typewriter Compaq

Selected

ll.OO'

150.00 180.£0

33O.£O 2.37

« 4

261.69

11.60 26.66

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 8 (1957-»58 General Fund Continued) Package Library of Foreign Child Teaching Aid Suppls ren’s Books

Publisher

23.86

Pantheon Books, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

5.76

W. H. Payne Peery’s Tire- & Supply Company

Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Bid Agreement Low

Pipkin Photo Service

Instr. Suppls

Low Selected

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company ■William Pitts Plays, Inc. Potomac Yarn Products Company Postmaster Precinct Election Officals

Upk Trks & Cars Election Expense Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Business Office Suppls Election Expense

Low Election Expense Publisher *»• Selected Standard Election

18.38 3.12 9.60 300.00 1,815.00

Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.

Upk Trks & Cars

Low

1,050.50

Pugh Holmes Motor Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected

20.16

Quick Grip Clip Company

Instr. Suppls

Low

68.75

Radio Supply, Inc.

Radio TV Suppls

Selected Low ’s

77.10 1.83

82.23

Rand McNally & Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected Publisher

22.83 19.75

12.58

Radio TV Suppls Random House, Inc. Remington Rand Division of SperryNew Furn." & Fixtures Regents Publishing Co,Inc. Library Books Schl. Shop Eqpt. Rice Machinery Company

30.00 21.30

155.51 18.00

Publisher Standard Publisher Low Selected

173.51

170.38

7.U0 21.50

Richard Lee Portraits Richards & Conover Hardware Co.

Superintendent Suppls Custodial Suppls

Low Low

Mildred Rickard

Other Admin. Expense

Board Action

John F, Rider Publisher, Inc.

Radio TV Suppls

Publisher

Riley Reproduction, Inc.

Night Schl Suppls & Engineering Dept.

Bid Agreement

Rinehart & Companym Inc. Gilbert L. Robinson

Radio TV Suppls Other Admin. Expense

Publisher Direction of Supt.

Robinson Janitor Supply Co. Royal McBee Corporation

Custodial Lippis

low Board Action 3,257.50 Low 286.70 Standard 28.05

The Ronald Press Company

New Furn. & Fixtures & Instr. Suppls

1.58 152.79 10.21

31.90

90 .00 265.75 73.35

f.12

235.97 39.13 81.61

156.00

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 9 (1957-58 General Fund Continued)

■- V

Sanitary Equipment Company Scott Chevrolet Company Charles Scribner’s Sons Scrivner Stevens .Company

Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Teaching Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Instr. Suppls

78.00 10.10 2.75 2U0.75

Low Standard Publisher Low

6.95 H9.15

Sesac, Inc. Service Supply, Inc.

Radio & TV Suppls Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Low

Selected Low

Severin Supply Company

Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Standard Selected

5.95 25.60

Sharp Auto Supply Company Sharp & Nichols Music

Sherwin Williams Company Silver Burdett Company Simon & Schuster, Inc. Simpson Horton, Inc. Singer Sewing Machine

Upk Trks & Cars 20.10 Low 'sir 62.5b Maint. Musical Instrument Low 5O.U9 Selected Board Action 1,000.00 1,112.99 Selected 56.20 Schl. Shop Eqpt. 195.H6 Teaching Aid Suppls Publisher lj.75 Teaching Aid Suppls Publisher Instr. Suppls 70.63 Agreement Instr. Suppls Selected 23.80

Jasper Sipes School Book Bep.

Instr. Suppls

Low Publisher

S. & J. Supply Company

Visual Aid Suppls

Low

16.26

Johnson Smith & Company Smith Corona, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Repr. Office machines

Selected Standard

5.53 hli.38

Snapshot’s, Inc.

Radio TV Suppls

Selected

9.96

Sooner Bindery Company

Research Suppls

Low

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.

Telephone Service

Utilities

Standard Iron & Metal Company Star Electric Supply Company

Instr. Suppls Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt.

Selected Bid Agreement

The Steck Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected Publisher

Selected

56.10 72.91+ 3.60 31.55

583.97 112.65

696.62

27.50 6,381.69

30.21 16.76

Steel Supply Company Instr. Suppls Sterling Publishing Company,Inc. Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Publisher

Rogers Gray Stevens R. H. Stone Products Bick 'Stout & Company E. J. Stockton Ed Stuart Music Company

Other Admin. Expense Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls .. ElectionExpense Maint. Musical Instrument

Board Action Selected Selected

Swanda Brothers

Instr. Suppls

Low

86.1t6 316.69 I46.97

32.00 2.33 110.U3 30.00 15^38

Election Exnehse Selected 68.00 f

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT ID

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—

Page 10 (1957-58 General Fund Continued)

W. H. Taylor

Other Admin. Expense

Board Action

The Texas Company T. G. & Y. Store No. 69

Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low Selected Standard

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

1-3 1-3 I-3WL 1-9 i-n A-16 A.-18 A-19 A-21-A M-6 M-18 M-20 0—8 C-ll

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Voc. Central Instr. Suppls Library Suppls Magazines & Rebinding Superintendent Office Suppls Personnel Office Suppls Other Admlhr Expense I.B.M. Suppls Physical Ed. Suppls Radio & TV suppls Engineering Dept. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Physical Ed, Eqpt.

lhl.07 81.00

7 .Mi 2.61

10.05

19.75

311.88 2.10 12.50 1.02 22.05 12.60 72.09

3^00 1.30 1.98 17.59 W22

295.32

B. H. Thomas Charles C. Thomas

Labor Printing Teaching Aid Suppls

Agreement Publisher

111.11 11.38

Thompson Movie Service & Supply

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt.

Standard

155.50

Thompson Schl. Book Depository

Instr. Suppls & Library Books

Publisher li,li78.53 17.29 Selected

Mrs. Blanche F. Titus The Todd Co.Div. of Burroughs

Election Expense Clerk Suppls

Election Expense Standard

Water

Utilities

Instr. Suppls

* • Low 99.60 Board Action 1,172.50 L,272.10 r 122.80 Selected

i Town of Nichols Hills •Triangle Blue Print & Supply

J ■Trice wholesale Electronics, Inc.Repr. Audio visual Eqpt.

li.U95.82 100.00 52.00

17.00

The University of Chicago Press Uptown Art Galleries

Teaching Aid'Suppls Instr. Suppls

Publisher Low

7.011 uo.50

U. S. Chamber of Commerce,

Superintendent Suppls

Publisher

1.00

Vari Typer Corporation

Maint. Office Machines

Standard

90.18

Vaseco, Inc.

Suppls, Repr. Eqpt.

Selected Standard

Veazey Drug Company Visual Education Association

Radio TV Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Selected

Walker Stamp & Seal Company

Business Office Suppls

Low

Waugh Brothers Supply Company - ■ - ..... . -

Instr. Suppls

Low LetteriBid

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

Wayne State University Press

377.21 195.16

572.37 1.16 10.00

11.30 72.50

2.95

-?5.1i5

11.80

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 11 (1957-58 General Fund Continued)

28.68

Webster Publishing Company

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

W. Mo Welch Manufacturing Co,

Instr. Suppls

Selected Agreement

Western Bank & Office Supply Western Newspaper Union

Central Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low Low

Western Uniform & Towel Service

Instr. Suppls

Bid Agreement

Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegraph

Utilities

Westinghouse Electric Supply

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

3h2.39

Wheeler Publishing Company H, W. Wilson Company

Instr. Suppls Magazines & Rebinding

Selected Publisher

12. lh 271.00

Floyd Winans Painting & Dec.

Radio TV Suppls

Low

958.15 U.56

962.71

10.82 101.20

h5.h2 9.00

3.00

1926-57 General Fund

Mac’s Auto Salvage Company Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company Sooner Bindery Company

Upk Trks & Cars Light & Power Suppls, Auditors Office

Selected Utilities Low

Southwest News Company

Library Books

■Board A0ti<>n

Selected

1,939.5U 202 .22 ... 2,lhl.76

Thompson School Book Depository

Library Books

Selected

72.2b

W. M. Welch Manufacturing Co.

Instr. Suppls

Selected

h9h.65

Mtrls Bldg. Repr.

Low Standard

205 .50 r 69.00j27h.50

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low Standard

62 .Oh 13.95

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

10.00 9,000.00 59.25

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

1957-58 Building Levy Acme Brick Company

. /

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

American Electric Ignition Co,

■■ - ■ 23,85 UO7.6O

Anderson Prichard Oil CorporatioriMtrls. Upk of Grds. Barada & Page, Inc. Mtrls. Reprs to Eqpt & Upk of Grd. . ... . . ... . .... . ..... .... ....... „...

Low Low Low Bid

Bartlett Manufacturing Company

Mtrls Upk of Grds.

Letter Bid

Final-Fillmore Heating Mtrls. HLdg. & Repr.

Board Action Standard

Jack Barnes Plumbing & Heating .Bissell Builders Supply Co.

75.99

1,112.30” 1*31.®

26.0$ 2-,310.® 557.^

MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 -CONT'D

Page 12 (1927-28 Building Levy Continued)

J..-'’ <u

: L. A'

- '

Paul HLakeney Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

207.3'2

Bowlware Door Company

Mtrls. HLdg. & Repr.

Low

139.20

Cales

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Agreement

3,720.00

[

Capitol Stage Equipment Company

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low

Capitol Steel & Iron Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt,

297.36 Low Low Letter Bid 1.216,00 17213.36

Bob Cates

Mtrls. Upk of Grounds *

Low

30U.82

City Auto Parts

Mtrls. Upk of Grounds

Low

2.28

1 j. i

City of Oklahoma City

Bldg. Permit-Addn. Van Buren School Mtrls. Bldg. Rep rs. Mtrls. Bldg. Rdprs.

Standard

21,26 . ■""" 33.33 3U9.OO ■ V ■ • •i" •■■■

i ; j '

Clarke Sanding Machine Company Clipper Manufacturing Company ■ -'/ "1A

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.. John'H. Cole Company Wm.J. Collins Consulting EngineerTV Electrical & Machine Contract ' Commercial Equipment Company Kitchen Eqpt.-Van Buren

Crane Gbmpany

Mtrls, Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Letter ^id Standard

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Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low 317.70 Bid Agreement 1H9.2O

I167.20 . -■ • -

E. I. DuPont De Nemours & CompanyMtrls. Fum. & Repr.

Low

286.00

Elevator Sales & Service ' .Emsco Electric, ^upply Company,

Salaries Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls Repr. to eqpt. ...... ............................... S.....

Agreement Bid Agreement Low

222.00

Mtrls. Fum. & Repr.' Mtrls. Repr. to eqpt.

Low Low

Mtrls. Repr. to eqpt.

Low j "QW Board Action

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Enmar, Inc. ’ The Gordon E. Ervin Company Federal Corporation

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Fire Appliance & Supply Go. " /

Mtrls. Repr. to eqpt.

.Low ..... ...... Bid Agreement

Low Bid Agreement

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8.6U

The Denman Floors Company

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pC 27.14.8

Lil,S& 12.60

Mtrls. Upk of Gards'..... Mtrls. Bldg, & Reprs.

88.80 10.20

Danneriburg Distributing Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company

.........

lj068.62 3,U26.9O

Board Action Board Action Low Low

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33123

Low

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

The Dolese Company

Standard Low

Clint Cooke Company Cook Electric upply Company

..... .. ,

322.00

233.00

-2U.00

U2.36 31.00

;

76.36

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19U.U0 f 93.72 f

127.06

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139.20 3U7.26

i 1.00 ■ '. S' H91.3O U92.30

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210.206"” 116.2a326.lt-8 3.80 327.00

Flanagan Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Fleck Bearing Company The Glidden Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. HLdg. & Repr.

Low Low LetterBid Low Bid Agreement

Graham Paper Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

Graybar-Electric Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

.Low Letter Bid 1,229.70 Low 13.32

Low Low Letter Bid

Hart Industrial Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. Bldg. Eqpt.

Earl F. Holyfield Company

TV Electrical & Machine Contract

Board Action

Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls. Repr. HLdg. Eqpt-.

Low

Industrial Electric Company

Aisle Lights (U. S. Grant)Selected

Johnson Service Company Jones Newby Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

James Keas Sheet & Metal Service Pass through Window at John Marshall

1.98

' "172113.02

367.95

11.60 372.55

...

1,257.00 325.50

2211.86

Standard Low

73.60 i3fl

Selected

158.80 872.11 866.8Q 127.02

Kilpatrick Brothers Locke Supply Company Loeffler Greene Supply Company

Mtrls. HLdg. & Repr.’ Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Board Action Board Action

Marshall Supply & Equipment

Mtrls. Repr, to Eqpt.

Low

Mtrls. Repr. Bldg. Eqpt.

Low 3118.79 Standard _ 2110.80

589.59

- Miller Floor Company ' L Miller Norris Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. HLdg. & Repr,

Low Low

1108.50 110.00

? Minneapolis Honeywell Reg. Co. Minton Machinery Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low Low

1311.311

■ Morgensen Lumber Company

Mtrls. Repr. HLdg. Furn.

Low

981.118

Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Co. ■ Norman Plumbing Supply

Mtrls. Upk of Grds . ‘ Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Bid Low

1i 50.38

Breaker Panel for addn. border lights(Classen) Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Standard Low

273.68 60.21

’ Mideke Supply Cdmpany

Oklahoma Electrical Supply ; Oklahoma Hardware Company

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Mtrls. Repr. Bldg. Eqpt.

Board Action 38.00 Bid Agreement 28.16 Low '■ 5U.98 Selected 2.16

19.56

36.35

53.011

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53.00

Low

Oklahoma Wire & Iron Works

Mtrls. Upk of Ords.

Harold C. Parker Sc Company

Mtrls

Bldg. & Repr

Selected

Peerless-Oklahoma Company

Mtrls

Repr. to Eqpt.

1.80 Low 119.78 Board Action

51.58

Low Low

55.00 82.38

Penna. Glass Sand Corp, of Okla. Mtrls. Bldg. &. Repr. Pittsburgh Plate GlassGompany Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

9.06 Low 18.00 Selected Reynolds and Morrison Architects Architect Fee,Construction Board Action Van Buren School

’ ' Harry L. Retter Electric Company Mtrls

Repr. to Eqpt.

300.00

Low

Mtrls

Bldg. Repr. Eqpt.

Sand Products, Inc.

Mtrls

Bldg.

Scovil & Sublett, Inc.

Mtrls

Bldg. & Repr

Service Supply, Inc. Sherman Machine & Iron Works

Mtrls. Mtrls.

Sherwin Williams

Mtrls. HLdg. & Repr

Skil Corporation Swan Air Conditioning Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Tower Fills (Classen TV)

Standard Selected

30.23 215.75

Star Electric' Supply Company

Mtrls

Bid Agreement 355.68 13.68 Low

369.36

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk <

Mtrls. HLdg. & Repr. Mtrls. Repr. to Electrical Eqpt. Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Heavy Eqpt..

& Conover Hardware Co

27.06

& Repr

Repr. to Eqpt

#511 #5Hl #516

Thomas Concrete Pipe Company

Mtrls, Bldg. & Repr

Waugh Brothers Supply Company

Mtrls

W. & W. Steel Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Eqpt.

Repr. to Eqpt.

1956-57 Building Levy Ipetitutional Supply

Fum. & Eqpt. J. Marshall

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls. HLdg. Repr. Eqpt.

1956 Bond Branham’s, Inc.

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt.

120.00

Bid Agreement: Standard Low ■ Board Action Low Low

392.00 11.90 27.00 " ''

1,099.00

63.811

15.18 1.116

80. I18

Low

I1IO.6O

Low

76.50

Low

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Builders Specialty, Inc.

Classen TV Eqpt.

Low Bid

-899.06'

Capitol Stage Equipment Co,

Schl, Fum. & Eqpt.

Low

h63.00

The Denman Floors Company The Dolese Company

Classen TV Eqpt, Ground Improvement

Low Bid Bid Agreement 3O.U9 17.90 Low

Dyke Brothers

Classen TV Eqpt.

Low

Great Western Stage Equipment

Fire Replacement Classen

Board Action

1,119.33 U8.39

u.M 1,810.^5

Harry Keeton Supply Company, Inc.Reproduction Voc. & Classen TV Eqpt.

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls. Bldg, Repr, & Voc. Instr0 Mtrl.

Oklahoma Seating Company

Schl. Fum. & Eqpt,

Oklahoma Upholstery Supply, Inc, Reproduction Vocational

235.5^

Low

715.2> Low Low Letter Bid 583.U1 1,298.66 282.20 Extended Bid 97 AO 379L.3O Low Letter Quotation 80.75 292.19

^Remington Rand

Schl. Fum. & Eqpt,

Standard

JSam’s Surplus Sales Store

Reproduction Vocational

Low

62.16

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt.

Low

225.00

Southwestern Studios

10.75 2.20

Mary A, Thacker, Clerk #8O6-Bond Central Land #836 Business Expense

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12.95

1957-58 Ford Foundation , &

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4.00

American' Nature Association

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

Atomic Sound Equipment Company

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Selected of Supt*.

Cecil Bridges

Travel Expense

Direction of Supt.

Helen Biggers

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

Claude E. Boatman .

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

Branham’s, Inc. Howard E. Brown Use’s Photo Supply, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Summer Workshop Other Operating Expense

Selected Board Action Low

Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

Otis E. Dulan

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

15.00

Educational Publishers, Inc; Mrs. Helen M. Jones

Instr. Suppls Summer Workshop

Publisher Board. Action

36.60 W ■< 7’ y

3^08

3°H° 5*00 '»■ • '■ 35iOO .. .

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59*67 50.'65 8.58

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Otis 0. Lawrence First National Building Corp.

Summer Workshop Other Operating Expense

Special Assignment Rental Agreement

30.00 800.00

L. Eo Lewis

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

lo.op A’7/-;.'

Robert E. Lyon

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

20.00

Mishawaka City Public Schools

Instr. Suppls

Selected

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V 3,O6O.jO

Oklahoma City. Board of EducationReimbursement of Utility & Postage

Utilities

Science Research Associates

Extra Matrls St Suppls

Selected

Brown Scott

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

State Dept, of Education

Uth Quarter 1957-58 TV Fund

Board Approved

Georgia A. Stathos

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

Structo Manufacturing Company

Instr. Suppls-Elementary Schools

Selected

Wes Sullivan

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

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55.Jp-

5.GS0

5S25O.OO

FF(A) I-7Instr. Suppls

15.00

21.55 15.00

68,92

Wilkens Anderson Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected

15. h?

George N, Woodall

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

10.00

Mart Woods

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

5.bo

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH...... David C. Johnston for Claimants? Alice DowneyLynn Virginia Eagin Land Purchase (Central) Lora Pearl Cox

Real Estate

Postmaster

Standard

Business Office Suppls

ih,ooo§

,a ; 100 j W f * .V

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It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to ratify the March 1958 payrolls, authorize issuing the April 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per foregoing attached itemized list, totaling $19^>313-^6, as recommended above. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." ! | i

R. #65 Approval to Ratify March Payrolls, Authorize Apr. Payrolls, Pay

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MEETING OF APRIL 7, 1958 - CONT'D

General Business, Purchasing, Cafeterias Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of election expenses in connection with the election of March 25, 1958, as follows:

R. #66 Approval to Pay Election Expanses

Total precinct workers (57 voting places at $31.00 each) ------ $1,767.00 Miscellaneous expense -----------------------78-00 Total expense ----- -$1,845-00

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

Sale of Schools Bus Approved j

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the sale of an extra school bus to the West Side Lion's Club, to be used in Civil Defense work, for $100.00. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #68 Refund of Tuition Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the refund of tuition from the tuition collections account in the amount of $156-95 "to Mr. Lester Greenwood, Bartlesville, Oklahoma; this being a legal transfer and the Board to be reimbursed for this tuition from the State Department. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #67

R. #69 i Bids Accepted | on Library j Supplies______ ;

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of standard storeroom library supplies from the bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $1,308.38, the purchase to be charged to the 1-9 account:

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Gaylord Bros. Dowlings, Inc. Remington Rand Co. Oklahoma Seating Co.

496.24 6.96 239.80 565.38 $1,308.38

Bids were received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.

R â&#x20AC;˘ #70 ! Purchase of Encyclopedias Approved_____ j J j

R. #71

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of ten j sets 'of the Encyclopedia Americana for Capitol Hill Senior, Central, Classen, Jackson, ( John Marshall, Northeast, Northwest Classen, Southeast, Taft, and U. S. Grant high schools,| direct from the publisher, Americai^Corporation, in the total amount of $1,795-00, the j purchase to be charged to the C-9 account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. |

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that one lot of standard printed \ forms for use in the IBM Department be purchased from the bidders shown below in the total amount of $2,247-52, the purchase to be charged to the A-21A account, these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: I AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: I

Bids Accepted on Printed Forms, IBM

Moore Business Forms, Inc. Uarco, Inc.

$1,276.52 971.00 42.247.52

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R-. #72 Purchase of 3 Electric Typewriters Approved

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation to purchase three electric typewriters in the total amount of $1,010.00, two of which are IBM at $325.00 each for W. J. Bryan School and the Public Relations Office, from the IBM Company, and the other an Underwood from the Underwood Corporation, in the amount of $360.00, for the Television Studios, this machine having elite stymie type to match the other typewriter in that Department. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made by by Mrs. Melton and seconded by by Mr. McCray to approve selling the house 1 R- #73 plus a frame storage building located at 218 N. W. 9th Street (Central High site), the pro-; Approval to posed sale to be conducted by asking potential bidders to submit letter quotations. The I Sell Buildings motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #7^ Purchase of Audio-Visual Equipment Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve acceptance of bids on projector screens and projectors from the following bidders, in the total amount of $1,615.U6, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows and all bids having been

received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

C-3 account ----- $1,33^-38 Bond Account #853 - 281.08 ■$1,615.^“ AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH BIDDER:

Cory Motion Picture Equipment Company - - - - $1,662.50 (Exchange | of $335-00) 1^6.6^ Vaseco Incorporated - - - C-3 - Vaseco Incorporated

Bond 853 - - - 281.08

$1,990.21

Less amount to be paid by Schools

37M5

To be paid by Board - -

$ 1,615.^6

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The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Motion to adopt rules and regulations as recommended by the Business Manager, Mr. Ginn, governing the use and rental charges on school buildings was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried unanimously on roll call.

R- #75 , . .. Rules & Reg., Bldg. Rentals,’ Approved[ Jj

Two financial statements were submitted by the Central Food Service Department, one as of January 31, 1958 and the other as of February 28, 1958.

Food Service Statements

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve Change Order No. 1 on the Harding parking area project, Connelly Construction Company, in the amount of $521.20 addition to contract price, this being necessitated because of seepage water draining from properties south of the Board's lot, with an out fall to the parking area. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #76 ; Change Ord. #1 Harding Park-' ing Area; ,;s Approved; i.'i

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray that the President and Clerk of the Board be authorized and directed to execute quit claim deed covering Lots 1 and 7 in Block 3, McClure's Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to the First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City, a corporation. (Old McKinley property) On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R- #77 Approvalito Execute Quit j Claim Deed | (Old McKinley?

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to confirm payment of $1U,OOO for the balance of the purchase price for Lots 75 and 76, Florence Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Central High site). The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #78

Payment ® Central t Approved(

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It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve payment of $6,000 for Lot 2, Block 1, Nichols University Place Addition to Oklahoma City, to Mrs. May Musgrove, on approval of the title by the Board Attorney, this lot to be used for faculty parking at Classen High School. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #80

Low Bid Accept-; ed on Parking | Areas at Clas- j sen & Marshall \

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept the low bid of Connelly Construction Company, in the amount of $^-9., 359-00, for parking and car circulation areas at John Marshall and Classen high schools, provided that the area west of Douglas Avenue be held until all legal requirements are met. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Recuest of Seniors at Grant School Approved

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The Superintendent reported that the senior class at. U. S. Grant High School has requested permission to leave as a gift to the School a statue on the school grounds. By general consent, the Board agreed to the request, with the understanding that detailed plans would be approved by the central office staff.

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The Superintendent informed the Board that the American School Board Journal has requested pictures of the Oklahoma City Board of Education for the reason that it has the unusual distinction of having had all members serve as President.

R- #79 Payment for Lot for Clas-

American School Board Journal Requests Ehotos of Board

There being no further business, the President declared the meeting adjourned.

Adjournment t

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THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958

I THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION s f.

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Phil C. Bennett, President and Member C. B. McCray, Vice President and Member Nellie R. Melton, Member Otto F• Thompson, Member Jim Wright, Member

ABSENT: None

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk, Present,., Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superin- ; tendent; Dr. T. H. Broad,, H. G. Buchanan Buchanan, C. E. Costley, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller.,J Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Al Newberry, Gene Stinebeck, and W. H. Taylor -- Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; members of the press.

Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.

Invocation

! The Chairman introduced the following visitors: j Mr. Leroy Lott, IBM Corporation.

Glen Bowman, President, Classroom Teachers

Visitors Presented R. #81 Minutes Approved

*1 On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meeting of April 7, j 1958 were approved as read. AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

| approved and ordered filed in the office of the Clerk.

R. #82 Treasurer's Report Rec 'd

R- #83 Resolution in re Selling of Bonds Approved

j On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. McCray, the Treasurer's report for April was I The Treasurer, Mr. Green, also recommended that the Board sell only $U,250,000 of the $8,250,000 bond issue voted on March 25, 1958, at this time, the bonds to mature over a 15-year period; that advertisement for bids be published beginning May 8, 1958, and bids be opened at a special meeting of the Board on May 22, 1958. i THEREUPON Mr. McCray introduced a Resolution, which was read in full by the Clerk, and upon jmotion by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, was adopted by the following vote:

AYE: NAY:

Mr. McCray, Mrs ...Melton, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Wright, Mr. Bennett None

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

RESOLUTION

! A RESOLUTION FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO MATURE EACH YEAR, FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE THE [ BONDS ARE TO BE SOLD, AND AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID SALE AS REQUIRED | BY LAW:

j WHEREAS, the issuance of FOUR MILLION, TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF NEGOTIABLE

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[ BONDS WITH COUPONS, !by Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, has been duly author- ; ized at an election held for that purpose; i

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA:

SECTION 1.

That the $U,250,000.00 of building boncfe of 1958, Series "A" of Independent

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|School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, voted on the 25th day of March, A. D.j

1958, shall be offered for sale at (see below.) on the 22nd day of May, A. D., 1958, at 10:00 o'clock AM.

Said bonds shall be offered for sale at, and bids will be received at the Board Room of the Board of said District in the Administration Bpilding of said District, 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to become due as follows: $300,000.00 in two years from their date and $300,000.00 annually each year thereafter until •paid, except that the last installment shall be $350,000.00; said bonds to be payable as to I principal and interest, at the Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City, State |of Oklahoma, or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company in said City and State of New York.

SECTION 2. That the Clerk of the Board of Education is hereby ordered and directed to cause notice of sale of said bonds to be given as required by law.

ADOPTED this 5th day of May, A. D., 1958. (Signed by President of the Board and attested by the Clerk.)

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONTINUED

STATE OF OKLAHOMA : : SS COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA: I, the undersigned; the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County; Oklahoma; hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a Resolution authorizing the sale of $U,250,000 of negotiable coupon building bonds of 1958, Series "A;" which were voted March 25, 1958, and are of said School District, and of the proceedings had by said Board in the adoption of said Resolution, as shown by the records of my office.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this 5th day of May, A. D., 1958. (Signed)

SEAL

Clerk, Board of Education

j SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

R. #8U ! Motion to approve the following resolution directing personnel to attend conferences as Personnel : indicated was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with Directed to ! all members voting "Aye." Attend Conferences RESOLUTION ’ j • ' ' M The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of i great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend professional meetings as indicated:' (a) Dr. Leonard Cox - North Central Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, and Visitation T-V Project, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 23-28;

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(b) Miss Faye Bills - Television Project in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, before end of school year;

(c) Mrs. Elaine Tucker- Institute for Education by Radio and Television (TERT), Columbus,! Ohio, May 12-16, 1958. I J j | 1

R. #85 Resolutions of Appreciation For Deceased Personnel Passed

( On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, the following resolutions of appreciation j for deceased personnel were passed: j

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IN APPRECIATION OF

MR. ALONZO WILLIS PATTERSON

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Alonzo Willis Patterson, April 27, 1958.

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Mr. Patterson joined the Oklahoma City School System as a welder in 1950; and was serving in that capacity at the time of his death.

He was a member of Moore Lodge 539 A. M. and P. M-; a York Rite Mason, having been

Mr. Patterson was highly qualified in his profession of welding and worked as an instructor in the Adult Education classes at Central High School. In training the younger men in the schools1: Maintenance Shop, he was both competent and courteous. He was faithful and conscientious and will long be remembered by his fellow workers for his good spirit of good cheer.

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Knighted in Oklahoma Cammandery No. 3; Oklahoma City; a Scottish Rite Mason, 32° of Indian Consistory, McAlester, Oklahoma; and a member of the Church of Christ.

The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and express sincere appreciation of Mr. Patterson's years of faithful and efficient services. IN APPRECIATION OF

MR. HERBERT C. ALLEN

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Herbert C. 'Allen, April 15, 1958.

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONTINUED

Mr. Allen Joined the Oklahoma City School System as Floorman at Douglass High School in 1951. In 1956 he became Custodian of the building and was serving in that capacity when he was fatally stricken. He took great pride in his work and showed keen interest in every detail. He was conscientious and always eager to please everyone. His friendliness, as well as his services, will he greatly missed by his associates. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Allen's years of faithful and efficient services, and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

IN APPRECIATION OF MR. HERBERT C. GERARD The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Herbert C. Gerard, April 7, 1958-

Mr. Gerard taught at Boise City and Healdton, Oklahoma before Joining the staff as sixth grade teacher at Heronville School in 1955He was teaching there until he became ill a few weeks ago. He was a member of the local, state, and national professional organizations and an active member of the Northwest 33r<l Street Baptist Church, where he taught a Sunday School class of boys.

Mr. Gerard's friendliness, loyalty, devotion to duty, and willingness to serve in any capacity where he could serve best, will long be,remembered. He was cooperative and pleasant at all times, which endeared him to his students and co-workers. We feel that his noble spirit and high ideals, which he translated into life, will live in the hearts of his associates. The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to a fine teacher, whose influence for good will have a lasting effect upon all who knew and worked with him.

IN APPRECIATION OF MRS.' CARLEE McDANIEL

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Carlee McDaniel, April 19, 1958. Mrs. McDaniel Joined the Oklahoma City School System as a substitute teacher in 193^+ and became a member of the staff at Culbertson School in the 1936-37 school year. She taught there until she retired in 1957*

Mrs. McDaniel was recognized as an outstanding teacher and made a valuable contribution toward the growth and development of the children she taught. She had a great deal of influence on the character of her pupils and was highly valued by the school and community. Her high ideals and sense of fairness are characteristics which will live in the hearts of all who knew and were associated with her. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the excellent and faithful services Mrs. McDaniel rendered to the children of our school system.

IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. ADALINE BALL

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Adaline Ball, May 3, 1958. Mrs. Ball Joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1918 at Culbertson School and taught there for three years. She taught at Capitol Hill Junior High School from 1921 to 1929> before Joining the staff at Capitol Hill Senior High School, where she was teaching at the time of her death. She was one of the original faculty members of both Capitol Hill Junior High School and Capitol Hill Senior High School when these schools opened inll921 and 1929, respectively. Mrs. Ball was a member of the local, state, and national professional organizations and of St. Luke's Methodist Church.

She was considered an excellent English teacher; efficient, dependable and accepted responsibilities cheerfully. These qualities resulted in her holding the position of Head of the English Department in her school over a long period of years. She was tactful, cooperative, had a keen understanding of her students, and had their respect and devotion. We feel that her noble spirit and high ideals will live on in the hearts of all who knew and worked with her.

! R- #85 ; Continued

MEETING OF MAY T-~

3. #85 Continued

1958 - CONTINUED V~

The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher. The highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as' a great teacher and an inspiration to all who knew her.

R. #86 '■ Rules and i Regulations j Summer School! Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following rules and regulations for the 1958 summer session. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "aye."

Secondary Schools 1.

The Secondary Summer School will be at Central High School.

Summer school shall be one term, consisting of eight weeks, beginning June 2 and closing July 25. Classes shall be held two hours daily, five days a week. Each school day shall be four hours in length Th? 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 U.

No pupil on the secondary level shall be permitted to make more than two credits (one unit) during the eight-week term.

The charge of unior and senior high school pupils shall be $12.00 for each credit subject; or $2^.00 for each full unit of credit.

The organization and supervision of the summer session shall be the responsibility of the director of secondary education.

No teacher shall be employed in the summer school to teach subjects or grades that he or she has n@t taught in the precediaagr regular

of Schoolsr. 1

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The summer school principal shall make all collections and disbursements. He shall keep a financial record 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.-an^.make disbursements of monies collected by the elementary summer schools. *(The summer school principal) No expenditures of funds collected from pupils for summer school attendance shall be made without the approval of the Business Manager. The regular "Application for Permission to Make Purchase" is to be used for requesting such an approval. All expenditures to be made by cheek.

A copy of the following reports shall be filed in the office of the director of secondary education:

State Report Principal's Statistical Report - Form A 322 rs Permanent Record Cards Teacher Record Books

10.

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.

11.

Credits made in summer school have the same rank as credits made during the regular session. No eredit shall be granted unless all requirements for attendance and scholastic attainments have been met; the fact that the pupil has paid money for instruction shall not modify regular requirements. '

12.

Special classes in band and orchestra may be offered in the secondary schools by making arrangements with the director of secondary education.

All pupils, especially those coming from one building, should be enrolled in the subjects recommended by their principals or counselors. No substitutions shall be made without the consent of the pupil's regular principal or by the consent of a person designated by the regular principal. Pupils will not be allowed to enroll after June 11 without special permission of the director of secondary education. Pupils who withdraw from summer school/during the’first two weeks will be refunded all tuition above $6.00 per subject, that-'^aey have paid. No refunds will be made for drop-outs occurring after June 13.

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1958 - CONTINUED

Rules & Regulations - Summer Session - Secondary Schools - Continued:

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17.

Teachers shall be paid $500.00 for the eight-week term, and the principal’s salary shall also be $500.00 - provided tuition money is ample. S ’' Pupils and parents shall be notified at the time of earollment that 'summer■ school is optional and those pupils whose activities are not proving profitable to the pupil or the school will be dropped from the roll. . ...

Tuition money remaining in the summer school account after salaries are paid shall be turned to the Board of Education.

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-Summer school classes will be organized in’any elementary school where the ■ neba? exists and sufficient pupils enroll to justify the teacher's time. ;..Tha,y length of the term will be Greeks, beginning-on Monday, June 2 and'dlosing July 11. School will be dismissed Independence Day, July 4. Children may enroll June 2 at the school they plan to attend.

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It will be possible to have either one of two types of summer school. Under the traditional plan each pupil attends classes five days a week Worn 8:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon. The maximum class size is 20 pupils; and the tuition is $20.00 per pupil. Or . . .a sunnier school may be set up for special work in reading or arithmetic. In the latter type of organization pupils will attend only during their assigned periods. Last year, class periods were: 8:00 a. m. to 8:55 a. m., 9^00 to 9^55 a. m., 10:00 a. m. to 10:55 a* > 11:00 a. m. to 11:55 a« The.maximum class size for this plan is 7 pupils; the tuition is $15-00 per one period. No child is eligible to take more than two periods.

The organization and supervision-of the summer session in the elementary schools will be the responsibility of the director of elementary education.

All monies received in the elementary school shall be deposited with the financial secretary of the summer session 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.

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 ©f all receipts issued. All receipt books and a report of all money collected shall be turned in to Central High School at the end of the summer term.

In the 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 $375-00 for the sixweek term. The head teacher may receive $U00.00. Instrumental Music 1.

Summer instrumental music classes may be organized in any secondary school hy the regular band instructor. ' Any band instructor desiring to organize such a class will check out receipt book from the director of secondary education, and one from his building principal if he plans to rent school-owned instruments.

All money received must be receipted in duplicate. Money collected for enrollment must be turned in t© the financial secretary of the summer session? at Central High School. Money collected for rental of instruments will be ; ' turned in to the home school financial secretary. -

The enrollment fee for the eight-week course in band will be $12.00 per pupil. , r

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. . . Instrumental Music (Summer Session) - CONT'D

Band teachers will receive the maximum $500.00 salary, less deductions, if a minimum of 25 pupils is enrolled. Classes may be organized for less time than the maximum four hours per day for eight weeks if an instructor so desires. In the event such a class is organized, the pay schedule will be adjusted accordingly.

Elementary string teachers and orchestra directors may also conduct summer classes. The same procedure will be- followed in organizing such classes as those outlined for band instructors. However, teachers of such classes will not be guaranteed a maximum salary of $500.00. They will receive a salary equal to the total sum, less deductions, of tuition collected from pupils enrolled in their class. No teacher will receive a salary in excess of $500.00 for the eight-week term.

The instructor will turn in the following report and his enrollment receipt hook to the summer school principal at the end of the summer term:

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Number of days taught per week Number of weeks taught i

Amount of money collected for enrollment fees Amount of money collected for instrument rental

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instructor's Name and Name of School •I

PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended

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I It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachI ers listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the | Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved: 1_______________ ______ _______ — ..................... .. ... ........ < —■---------------- ---------- - ----------- — /

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD Maintenance Department Request permission to employ Wade H. Tackett as temporary salary $1.35 per hour - effective April 25, 1958.

Iaborer -

Request permission to employ Leonard J. McClain as temporary salary $1.25 per hour - effective April 28, 1958.

laborer -

Request permission to employ Claude G. Bruner as temporary scraper salary $1.25 per hour - effective April 28, 1958. Request permission to employ Jerry Joe Sadler as temporary salary $1.25 per hour r- effective April 29, 1958.

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laborer -

Request permission to employ Theodore Hix as temporary scraper salary $1.25 per hour - effective April 29, 1958. Request permission to employ Frank Ray Knight as temporary laborer salary $1.25 per hour - effective April 30, 1958.

Visual Aids Department

Request permission to employ Bill H. Green as helper in the Visual Aids Department - salary $1.25 per hour - effective April 29, 1958.

■Kit; j Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #87 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D

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Payment of J Bills & PayI rolls, Vendor Sills, Recommended

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS -----

Bills and Payrolls

The following items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for approval:

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May 5, 1958

Item ffl.

Ratification of April 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows: 1957-58 GENERAL FUND.

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1957-58 BUILDING LEVY........... 1956

BOND.................. ....

.$97^217.02

.$ 51,528.86 .$

983.32

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION .......... 4 3U,9hl«88

Item #2

Authority to issue payrolls for May 1958 in the following estimated amounts: 1957-58 GENERAL FUND. ........... .$972,000.00

19^7-58 BUILDING LEVY ........... 4 52,000.00 1956

BOND. ............... 4

1,000,00

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION .......... 4 35,000.00

Item #3

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BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY 5, 1958

Supt. and Business Manager have checked all bills

Auditor has checked all bills

1957-58 General Fund

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1956-57 General Fund

1957-58 Building Levy

e $ $ e $

1956-57 Building Levy

1956

Bond

1957-58 Ford Foundation TOTAL

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20.612.76

528.92

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1957-58 General Fund

Abelard-Schuman, Ltd.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

Abingdon Press

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

A. & E. Equipment Company American Association'of Colleges for Teacher Educ.

Office Suppls

Low

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

American Body & Trailer, Inc. American Council on Education

Upk Trks & Cars Central Instr. Suppls

Low Selected

American Education Publications

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

American Electric Ignition Co. Upk Trks. & Cars American Printing House for Blind Instr. Suppls

Low Low Publisher

Anderson Prichard Oil Corp.

Custodial Suppls

Low

Appleton Centuiy Crofts, Inc.

Radio TV Suppls

Publisher

Genevieve Arnold, University of Houston

Instr. Suppls

Low

Auto Parts & Machine Company

Instr. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Selected Selected

A. & W. Violin Shop

Repr. to Musical Instr.

S&leeted Low

4 ' Ashdowne Brothers

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5.23

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Barada & Page, Inc.

Custodial Suppls

Low

83.00

Melvin W. Barnes

Other Admin. Expense

Board Action

69.85

Beacon Publishing Company Dr. Max Beberman

Superintendent Suppls General Instruction

Selected (Publisher) Board Action

5.00 395.01

Benef ic Press Bingham Printing Inks Bills Grocery Bioscope Manufacturing Company Brandt Red Bud Grocery

Teaching Aid Suppls Office Suppls & Print., Instr Suppls New Eqpt. Visual Edo Instr. Suppls

Publisher Low Selected Selected Selected

1.39 111.00 1O

Branham’s, Inc. Braniff Airways, Inc. Britton Piano Shop

Office Suppls & Eqpt. Other Admin. Expense Piano Tuning & Repr.

Low Trans. Reimbursement Standard

139.06

Brodhead Garrett Company John A. Brown Company' Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instro Suppls & Maint. Physical Ed. Eqpt..,

Standard Selected Selected Low

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist Bureau of Publication

Superintendent Suppls Engineering Dept.

Publisher Publisher

5.00 3.8?

California Test Bureau

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

'57.87

Carpenter Paper Company

Office Suppls & Printing Low

212.97

Bob Cates

Instr. Suppls

Low

18.0.1+9

Ceramics Monthly

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

Grace Chadwick

Other Admin. Expense

Board Action

8U.3O

City Auto Parts

Upk0 Trks & Cars.

Low

15.99

City Bus Company City Office Supply, Inc.

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Central Office Suppls

Trans. Agreement Low

John H. Cole Company

Instr. Suppls

Low

: 39.88

Coronet Films Clifford E. Costley Cory Motion Picture Equipment Creative Playthings, Inc0

Visual Aid Suppls Other Admin. Expense Visual Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Board Action Low □Bieu ueu c. (.5h 0^x4 Selected 27 Low 26. Hi

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Arthur C. Croft Publications

Superintendent & Teach. Aid Suppls

Publisher*

The Daily Law Journal Record Denton Glass & Plastics’ Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc. Robert Disraeli Films

Legal Publications Radio & TV Suppls Instr. Suppls Visual Aid Suppls

Publisher Low Low Letter Bid Selected Q^J^her)

250.8h

79.75 hO.12

ST 22.00 12.82 119.8?

3.50

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Dodd Mead & Company, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

Doenges Supply

Instr. Suppls

19.00 Selected Letter Quotation 205.921[2211.92

The Dolese Company Dollies Ceramics

Maint. Physical Ed. Eqpt Bid Agreement Low Instr. Suppls

•H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.

Radio & TV Suppls

Selected Low

Dowlings, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Selected Spec. Ed.

Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.

Upk Trks. & Cars

Standard

Bill Doyle

Office Suppls

Low

Drama Records

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected

Dulaney’s

New Eqpt. Visual Ed.

Standard Low

160.00 60.00 (22O0OO

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Repr. to Office Machines Standard

5.00

E. P. Dutton & Company, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

Electronic Business Machines Co.

Maint.' Office Machines

Standard

Farrar Straus & Cudahy, Inc.

Radio & TV. Suppls

Publisher

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Field Enterprises, Ed. Corp.

New Schl. Apparatus

Selected

. 18.50

Ci J. Fishman’ Follett Publishing

Rental & Storage Instr. Suppls

Rental Agreement Publisher

375.00 11.20

Forest Press, Inc. Formit

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Standard

Fototype, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Low

The Free Press

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

5.30

Fretwell Motor Company Friendship Press

Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Publisher

63.12 2.18

Irwin C. Gaumer

Magazines & Rebinding

Low

26.55

Gardner, Clarke & Sullivan Gaylord Brother, Inc.

Clerk Suppls Librarv Suppls

Agreement Board Action

General Electric Company Gil Mor Chemical Company

Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta. Letter Quotation Custodial Suppls Letter Quotation

1(5.00 6.2? 6.01 7.00

13.01

1211.15

6.28

„

ioh.51 .

27.00 ,

5.37 1

5.75

5.5o 11.00 17.89

5.00 5o8.oU\

239.79' 215.00 ■

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Page U (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Ginn and Company

Office Suppls

Publisher

8.30

Goocfyear Service Store Graybar Electric Company, Inc, Graham Paper Company ' Grune & Stratton, Inc.

Selected Instr. Suppls Repr.Audio Visual Eqpt Selected Low Office Suppls & Print, Publisher Teaching Aid Suppls

22 .55 18.06 181.30 10.36

Guidepost Associates, Inc.

Superintendent Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

Teaching Aid Suppls Library Books Radio' TV Suppls Instr. Suppls '' Office Suppls & Eqpt. Radio TVSuppls Repr. to Gen. Eqpt.

Publisher Low Publisher Selected Low Publisher Selected

U.99 19.60 1U.85 91.93 2hl.65 1U.53 22.50

D. C, Heath and Company

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

118.90

Heierding Brothers Hill &. Wang, Inc. !

Instr. Suppls Radio & TV Suppls

Selected Selected (Publisher)

61.U1 3.83

Houghton Mifflin Company

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

15.96

The House of Wren, Inc.

Engineering Dept.

Low

Harcourt Brace & Company, Inc. Harlow Publishing Corp. Harper & Brothers' f Harth Food Market, Iiic. ' Hart Industrial Supply Co. Hastings House Publishers AAA C. Powell Hays Lock Shop.

International StiiS. Machines Corp. Rental & Repr.-Machines

)

2.00

7.20

Rental Agreement l,2hh,3O Standard U6.83 ' "T,?91.13

Standard

5.06

International Harvester Company

Upk Trks & Cars

International Film Bureau, Inc. Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Interstate Distributors, Inc.

Selected (Publisher) Visual Aid Suppls Repr..Industrial Ari EqptSelected Selected Instr. Suppls

Jenkins Music Company Casey Jones Auto Paint & Supply

New Schl. Apparatus Instr. Suppls

Board Action Standard 1U.30 Low 10.25

Fred Jones Ford

Upk Trks & Cars

Standard Agreement

Johnson Motors Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Upk Trks & Cars Radio & TV Suppls

Low Low

Jones Boys Grocery

Instr. Suppls

Selected

10.57

The Judy Company

Instr. Suppls

Low

11.22

Kamp Brothers

Instr. Suppls

Selected

Kee Lox Manufacturing Company

Office Suppls & Printing Low

62.9448.29

135.70 81.02 159.67

911.10 2U.55

71.23 9.i00 32^.91

157.1$

60.95'

PS.

MEETING OF MAY % 1958 - CONT'D

Page 5 (1957=58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

Kilpatrick Brothers

Instr, Stippls

Bid Agreement Low

Mae Taylor Krouse

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

C. A. LaMar,d/b/a Ham’s Market

Instr, Suppls

Selected

Lantern Press, Inc. Library Supply Company Ledbetter Insurance Agency J. B. Lippincott Company

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Insurance Instr. Suppls

Publisher Bid Agreement Insurance Publisher-

Litho Negative & Plate Company' Longmans, Green & Company, Inc.

Office Suppls & Printing Selected Teaching Aid Suppls Publisher

Lyons and Carnahan

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

5.87

Marquis-Who’s Who, Inc.

Superintendent Suppls

Publisher

19.95

Jim Martin Educational Films

Visual Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

U95.OO

Leo Maxwell Company, Inc.

New Eqpt. Visual Ed,

Low

120.18

Riley McCullough Mrs. Gladys McDonald

Custodial Suppls Other Admin. Expense

Bid Agreement Board Action

32.50 92.00

McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc. (New York) McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc, (Chicago)

Radio & TV Supply

Publisher

11-3.66

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

3.U

McKesson & Robbins, Inc. McKnight & McKnight

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Publisher

5.80 1.21

l,hli 376.80

2.00 18H.39

1.75

Melton-Company, Inc. Metropolitan Water Company, Inc.

Radio & TV Suppls Water

Selected Utilities

Mideke Supply Company

Gustodial Suppls

Low Standard

Mid-west Surgical Supply Company

Health Dept, Suppls

Low

Miller Jackson Company

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt, Selected Low

Minton Machinery Company Moody Institute of Science

Schl, Shop Eqpt, Visual Aid Suppls

Low Selected

Morgan’s A, G. Food Market William Morrow & Company

Instr, Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Selected (Publisher)

. '

3.32 9,5h9.O8 5.00 16.80

70.35 5.52

Medley Scale & Equipment Company Maint. Physical Ed. Eqpt.Low

Multigraph Div. Addressograph Multigraph Corporation

378.2k

i7;io 53«k0

211.U8 U3.5O

254.98

3.25

83.83 3,00 (Publisher)

86.83 U80.00 120.00

32.77 2.75

...

Office Suppls & Printing Low

U68.OO i

I j

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Page 6 • (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Music Education Record Corp.

Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

U5.99

;National Education Association National Library Week

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Selected

13.39 5.00

'National Theatre Supply Company

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Low

New York State'Education Dept. Finance Sect.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

Norick Brother, Inc.

Bldg. & Grd. Suppls

Low

W. ,W. Norton & Company,: Inc.

Central Office Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

A. J. Nystrom & Co. Nuway Laundry Company

Instr. Suppls Custodian Siippls

Selected Agreement

Nu-Way Products, Inc.

Custodial Suppls

Low

1.25 1.00

37.60

3.3k

588.8k 16.76 7U.25

Ohio State University PublicationsPersonnel Office Suppls

Publisher

2.08

Oil Filter Company

Upk Trks & Cars.

Low

2.28

Oklahoma Bus. News Company Oklahoma City Linen Service

Central Office Suppls Custodial Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Selected 206.00 Board Action 150.00

Oklahoma City Water Dept.

Water

Utilities

5,685.23

Visual Aid Suppls Water Light & Power Fuel

Low Utilities Utilities Utilities

5.00 11.15 28,lhl.6O 23,968.58

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Paper V .. . Company

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Bid Agreement Selected

21k.72 28.UO

Oklahoma Publishing Company Oklahoma Seating Cbmpany

Office Suppls New Schl. Apparatus

Publisher Low

57.00 165.00

Oklahoma State Penitentiary

Magazines & Rebinding

Agreement

60.16

Pallady Welding & Equipment Co. Pan American Union

Upk Trks & Cars Superintendent Suppls

Low Selected (Publisher)

k.00 3.00

Parker Publishing Company# Inc.

Business Office Suppls

Selected

1.15

W. H. Payne Peery Tire & Supply

Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Bid Agreement Low

Peripole Products., Inc • Pipkin Photo Service

Teaching Aid Suppls Radio & TV Suppls

Publisher Low

Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma

Coca-Cola Bottling Co. County Water Company Gas & Electric Company Natural Gas Company

25.00 356.00

30*00 13/tf

5*02 5.20

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 7 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Radio TV Suppls

Low

Portland Public Schools Postmaster

Teaching Aid Suppls Bus. Office Suppls

Publisher Standard

1+.50 300.00

Postmaster

Night Schl. Suppls

Standard

100.00

Prentice Hall, Inc. Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Publisher Low

27.61+ 73.20

Pugh-Holmes Motor Company

Instr. Suppls

Agreement

9.1+5

Radio Supply, Inc*

Radio TV Suppls

Rand McNally & Company

Instr. Suppls

Low 28.78 Selected . 18.92 Selected (Publisher)

The Refinexy Supply Company .Rice Machinery Company

Instr. Suppls Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Board Action Standard

1+5.21+ 7.90

Richards & Conover Hardware Co.

Instr. - Suppls

Board Action

220.1+6

John F. Rider Publishers, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

Riley Reproduction, Inc. Royal McBee Corporation

Engineering Dept. Reprs. '& Suppls

Bid Agreement Standard

Porter Sargent

Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

5.00

The School Executive School Interiors

Superintendent Suppls Instr,. Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Low

5.00 1.1+8

Science Service Science Research Associates

Teaching Aid-Suppls Cen. Off. Instr. Suppls

Selected Selected

Scott Chevrolet Company

Instr. Suppls

Agreement Standard

Scott Foresman & Company

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

£6.1+3

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Instr,. Suppls

Selected

2|>1+1

Service Supply, Inc.

Repr. Industrial Art EqptSelected

l$j.5°

Sesac, Inc. Severin Supply Company Audrey M. Shuey, PHD Silver Burdett' Company Simon and Schuster

Radio TV Suppls Selected Schl. Shop Eqpt. Cen. Off. Instr. Suppls Selected (Publisher) Instr. Suppls Standard Voc. & Industrial Ed. Low

36.80 1^.25 u.oo 8.06 9.75

Simpson Horton, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Agreement

1+^17

Jasper Sipes School Book Dept. Skil Corporation

Library Books Schl, Shop Eqpt.

Low Standard

1+1+1+.12 1,.1+Q

15.00

1+7.70 188.12

1.33^

180.09 27.50

5.00 15.88

5-7.97 11,99

69.96

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Page 8 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

66.90

Sky Service, Inc.

Rental & Storage

Bid Agreement

Smith Corona, Inc.

Repr. Office Machines

Standard

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co,

Telephone Service

Utilities

U,910.92

Stansi Scientific Company

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

1,075.35

Star Electric Supply Company Star Engraving Company (Houston)

Custodial Suppls Commencement Expense

Bid. Agreement Board Action

1,331.35 1,522.91

Star Engraving Company (Oklahoma) Night Schl. Suppls

30.80

6.1t0

Low

Steck Company

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

Steel Supply Company

Instr, Suppls

Low

26.U2 s? ■ 139.11

Dick Stout & Company

Office Suppls & Print,

Low

3U.6O

Talbot Rubber Company

Radio TV Suppls

Low

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

1-3 1-3 I-U 1-10 A-16 A-18 £-19 M-18 M-20 0-8 s-5

Instr, Suppls Voc, Instr, Suppls General Instr, Visual Aids Suppls . Superintendents Suppls Personnel Office Suppls Other Admin. Expense Radio & TV Suppls Engineering Dept, Suppls Upk Trks &'Cars Recreational Suppls

B. H, Thomas

Labor Printing

Thompson Movie Service & Supply

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Selected

Thompson School Book Depository

Library Books

Low Selected

Time, Inc, Town of Nichols Hills Times Journal Publishing Co, Triangle Blue Print & Supply

Teaching Aid Suppls Water & Sewage Instr., Suppls Engineering Suppls

Publisher Utilities Low Standard

Trice Wholesale Electronics

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Selected

Underwood Corporation

Repr. & Suppls

Low Standard

University of Chicago Press

Teaching Aid Suppls

■Publisher

University of Wisconsin Press

Teaching. Aid Suppls

Publisher

d-'d fed

" ■» 6.36 U2.36 126.36 3.65 29.62 U.37 61.83 2.93 i.5o 32.90 3.56

5.09

322.UU 111.11

Agreement

81.60 221.I18 293.01

51U.li9

9.85 17.00 6.00 15U.67 25U.-63

3h.5o 35.38

69.88

2;5O -

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- —- ------------------ ............................. ..

I ■.-------- —------------------------ - ------:---------- ;----- ;-----—--------------------------------- - --------

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‘

*^&ge 9 (19^7-^8 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

86.72 231.93

Vaseco, Inc.

Instr, Suppls-Repr.-Eqpt.Low Selected

The Viking Press, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

7.71

Walker Stamp & Seal Company

Superintendent Suppls

Dow ’

5»oo

Wayne State University

Visual Aid Suppls

Selected

1125.00

W. M. Welch Manufacturing Co, Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Selected Instr. Suppls, Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Standard

7h6.53 10.86

Western Bank & Office Supply

Office Suppls

Low Selected

Western Newspaper Union Western Uniform & Towel Service,

Schl. Shop Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Low Agreement

229.00 25.59

Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegraph Service

Utilities

5.115

White Swan Laundry

Custodial Suppls

Selected

8.3U

Whitton Supply

Schl. Shop Eqpt,

Low

7.75

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.. William-Frederick Press

Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Publisher

The H. W, Wilson Company

Magazines & Rebinding

Publisher

World Book Company

Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

21.32

Yow Brake & Clutch

Upk Trks & Cars

Low

13.U5

Sbuthwest News Comparer

Library Books

Board Action

11,369.28

Stansi-Scientific Company

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

72.90

Science Research Associates

Instr. Suppls

Selected

117.81

Acme Brick Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr,

Low

1139.00

Acme Fence & Iron Company, Inc. Acme Quality Paints, Inc.

Mtrls. Upk df Grds. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low Low

Li 18«32

A. & E. Equipment Company

Mtrls, Upk of Grds

Low

182.70 5.00

218.65

187.70

31.20 1.53 182.00

1956-57 General Fund

Y ;

•

............. •

1957-58 Building Levy ■ ...

69.91 £.io

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D

Page '10 (1957-58 BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED) American Electric Ignition CompanyMtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

23.57..

Auto Parts & Machine Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

6.67

Barada & Page, Inc. Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low Standard

.6.83 h8.5o

Paul Blakeney Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

75.35

Boardman Machinery Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds,

Standard

80.25

The Clarence L. Boyd Company,Inc. Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Standard

92.67

109.68

Brown Machinery Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Standard

Buck’s Cycle Shop

Mtrls Upk of Grds.

Low

Building Specialties Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Standard

'39.00

H. J. Butterly, Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low

75.00

Bob Cates

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

U9.5O

Low Standard

13.70 5o.oo 10.00

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. City Auto Parts City of Oklahoma CityLicense Div. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

6.00

City of Okla. City Treasurer

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Standard

John H. Cole Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

Crane Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low. Board Action

Danneriburg Distributing Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

Davidson & Case Lumber Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

David M, Davis Company Diesel Power Company

Mtrls. Bldg, Repr.’ Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Bid Agreement 309.75 261.38 Low Board Action 119.00 Low Low

690.13 U.U8 3.05

The Dolese Company

Mtrls. Bldg, Repr.

Board Action Low

5U6.3h 59.73

606,07

Dyke Brothers

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low

100.28

Standard Low

66.00 253.89

Elevator Sales & Service:Go.,Inc, Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr to Eqpt. Emsco Electric Supply Company

Enmar, Inc.

’’Federal Corporation

U.o6 llil.3O 96.52

237.82

27.36

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid 36U.75 Low 107.00 Standard 19.00

1,126,!Uj .

U9O.75

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 11 (1957-58 BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED) ■>

43fti" ■

Fire Appliance & Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Bid Agreement

The Fleck Bearing Company

Mtrls0 Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

16.55

General Electric Supply Company

Bldg. Eqpt. Repr. Mtrls

Low

215.33

Gently Severance Lumber Company The Glidden Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Bid Agreement Bid Agreement

Hart Industrial Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Eqpt. Furn. & Upk of Grds. Low

UU5.1U

E. D. Hill, Jr. County Surveyor

Surveys-Dewey Elementary Standard & Classen Jr. Sr. High

100.00

The House of Clay Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

328,85

135.00 1,388.90

Low 562.99 Low < Low Letter Bid 87.8U Selected 222.00

U5.6O

872.83

International Harvester Co.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Standard

Johnson Wole sale Electronics

Mtrls. Repr.' to Eapt.

Low

Casey Jones Auto ramu Jones Newby Supply Company

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Selected Low

19.60 9.92

Harry Keeton Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

1U.25

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low 251.oU Low Letter Bid 1,232.50 Bid- Agreement 11.52 1,U95.O6 .

Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Standard Letter Bid

Magnolia Petroleum Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

1,091.12

Marshall Supply & Eqpt. Co.

Mtrls. Repro to Eqpt.

Low

27.00

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Eqpt. Low Standard Board Action

Miller Floor Company Minton Machinery Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low Low

6.00 309.30

Morgensen. Lumber Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low

UOO.28

Morse Boulger Destructor Go.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Standard

Nichols Seed &. Fertilizer Co. Norman Plumbing Supply

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Board Action

2.OU 166.00

35.32 667.13

360.05 13.86 151.26

7O2.U5

j• ' J 525.17

3U;i?00 21.56 865**79

MEETING OF MAY 5) 1958 - CONT'D

^.12 (1957-58 BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED) 31ul8

Low Low Bid Agreement

Oil Filter Company Oklahoma Hardware Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Testing Laboratories

Mtrls, Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Burbank Addition & Architect Fees

Low

Peery Tire & Supply The Perolin Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpto

Low Selected

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Bid Agreement Low

Radio Supply, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

189.11 20.15

3.50 351.00 509.30 113.hl

622.71

120J20

rV Service Supply, Inc. s • . Sharp Auto Supply Company Sherman Machine & Iron Works

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. .Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Joe Southwell Southwest Tile Company Spurlin Sales, Inc. Mary Ao Thacker, Clerk

Pro5.511 513 51*1 516

Thomas Concrete Pipe Company Truscon Steel Div.,Republic Steel Corporation

Wylie Stewart Machinery Company Murray R. Womble Gompany Wynn Construction Company

Yow Brake & Clutch

U>5 2^67 llOOopO t 150^00 22.18 6.21

Mtrls. Repro to Eqpt. Low Low Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Cap. Hill Sr. Water Well Board Action

Selected Standard Standard 9.88 10.50 76.25 1+2.91

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Salaries Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Upk of Grds

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Standard

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Bldg0 Repr. Const, of Add.Van Buren Esto No. 1 Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Standard Board Action Board Action Low

139.5U

15.50 131.78

35.75 76.00" 3,690.00 lull

1956-57 Building Le'■ -'S.

Oklahoma Seating Company

Turn. & Eqpt.

Board Action

1+1+6.67

The Jones Company, Inc.

Kitchen Eqpt. Edwards

Board Action

82.25

1956 Bond * z'y

Acme Manufacturing Company

Schl. Fum. & Eqpt.

American Bond Printing

Business Expense

Butler Shade Company 1

Schl. Furn0 & Eqpt.

Board Action 236.83 Extended Bid 603.86 Election Expense

81+0.69 88-2.25

Low

t t 93^63

• << i i-

MEETING OF MAY 5; 1958 - CONT'D

u *

Page 13 (1956 BOND CONTINUED) Capitol Stage Equipment Company

Classen Fire~Schl,Furn,. Eqpt®

Low

Connelly Construction Company

Harding Paving(Final)

Board Action

* The Daily Law Journal Record

Business Expense

Publisher

320.72

The Dolese Company

Ground Improvement

Bid Agreement

386*17

Harbour Longmire Hunzicker Brothers

New Furn. & Eqpt® Oct® Admin® Bldg,

Selected Low

181.00 361.83

Kilpatrick Brothers

Schl® Furn® & Eqpt.

Low

U30el7

Miller Floor Company Morgensen Lumber Company

New Cabinets Reproduction Voc®

Low Low

20.00 225.09

Oklahoma Publishing Company Oklahoma Seating Company

Business Exepnse Schl® Furn0 & Eqpt®

Publisher Low

1HU..90 U3U.95

;

S® & J. Supply Company Steel Supply Company

Schl® Furn. & Eqpt® Schlo Furn® & Eqpt0

Low Low

198.00 9.73

= i

13.55

;

257.9U

850.92 715.00

; j

Mary Ao Thackers Clerk Acct, 836 Business Expense

Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Schl® Furn® & Eqpt®

A, F® Williams Furniture Co® Olen Williams Sales & Service

Schl® Furn® & Eqpt® Schl® Furn, & Eqpt®

Low Selected ■"Standard

U38®pO

79O98®62

1957”58 Ford Foundation Arizona Highways

Publisher

3.50

J. W. Bell Miss Helen Biggers

Summer Workshop Summer Workshop

Special Assignment Special Assignment

Board of Education

Other Operating Expense

Selected

509.hit -

Braniff Airways^ Inc.

Summer Workshop

Board Action

106.60

ll. 20 20,00

. I

Chemical Education Publishing Co® Instr® Suppls

Publisher

12,00

Leonard W® Cox

Summer Workshop

Board Action

70.10

Otis E® juuxan

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

10.00

Anna Ebel * Examinations Committee^ Div® of Chemical Education

Travel Expense

Board Action Pending

Instr® Suppls

Publisher

83.UO ' /'j .50 1

First National Bldg. Corp®

Other Operating Expense

Rental Agreement

200.00

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D

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'•....... 1

-MR Jji.k.i . i. .. • ---------------------- 1---- :----

. ".5K ?-— • 1

Page Ik (1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION CONTINUED) 3.60 15k«k2

Bill Fisher Fisher Scientific Company

Summer Workshop Instr. Suppls

Special Assignment Selected

General Electric Company

Other Operating Expense

Low

Berniece Gordon

Travel Expense

Board Action

8k.55

Graham Paper Company

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Low

26.90

Warner Hayhurst

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

Thomas J. Hill ' The House of Wren, Inc*

Travel Expense Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Board Action Low

0. Di Johns C. Me Johnson

Summer Workshop Summer Workshop

Special Assignment Special Assignment

U? 7.20 10.80

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

5.00

The MacMillan Company B# Eo McCharen

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls Summer Workshop

Publisher •Special Assignment

139.0k 2.ko

McGraw Hill Book Company

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

Melton Company, Inc.

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Selected Low

Glenn Potts

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

Many Pruitt Arrel Lo Reed

Travel Expense Summer Workshop

Board Action Special Assignment

Bruce E. Riddle Brown Scott

Summer Workshop Summer Workshop

Special Assignment Special Assignment

8.0k 10.00

Ho E. Staten

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

6.00

Miss Georgia A. Stathos Wesley Sullivan

Summer Workshop Summer Workshop

Special Assignment Special Assignment

20.00 15.00

Paul R. Taylor

Summer Workshop

Special Assingment

3.60

Lewis

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

C-0-2 C-0-3

9«3O

k.80 72.55 17.U0

5k. 96

k6.27 1.32

All Utilities Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

1.30 .80

k7.59 k.8o

88.79 k.20

2.10 .

Eo Bo Turley

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

5.k0

W.M. Welch Manufacturing Co. Mart Woods

Classen TV Eqpt. Summer Workshop

Low Special Assignment

22.00 ' 15.00

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL

May Musgrave

Classen Land

Board Action

State Contribution Fund

Social Security Contr.

Taxes

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6,000.00

7O,kO1.63

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D

It was moved, by Mr, McCray and. seconded, by Mr. Thompson to ratify the April 1958 payrolls, authorize issuing the May 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list, totaling $1M,173.1M as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

j R . #88 i Payrolls and | Vendor Bills ( Approved

General Business -Purchasing - Cafeterias It was moved by following firms total amount of all bids having

Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting bids of the for one lot of plumbing supplies for the maintenance division, in the $U,222.20, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy #51^ account; been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #89 Bids Accepted on Plumbing j Supplies_____

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Mideke Supply Co. Norman Plumbing Supplies Crane Company U. S. Supply Co. Gasteam Radiator Co.

, Total

$1,326.92 36^.1U 2,366.70 8U.00 80.44

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On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve acceptance of bids from the following firms on one lot of custodial supplies in the total amount of $35,824.73, the purchase to be charged to the 0-2 account, all bids having, been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

>R. #90 Bids Accepted ion Custodial jSupplies_____

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Sanitary Equipment Co. H. B. Myer & Son Robinson Janitor Supply Clarence Tackett Co. Gardner Hotel Supply Co. Miller Norris Co. Boren-Malone Co. Dowlings, Inc. Frank H. Braunlich Co. S. E. B. Paint Co. Carpenter Paper Co. Morrison Wholesale Co. Hart Industrial Supply Mideke Supply Co.

$ 4,169,68 1,632.84 303.84 3,756.00 189.60 2.402.40 2.582.40 M2.16 11,172.00 5,195.00 1,082.60 721.68 1,397-97 766.56

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve selling one lot of surplus and obsolete small equipment originally used in the school cafeterias, list of which is on file in the Purchasing Department and Food Service Department. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #91 (Approval to (Sell Obsolete (Equipment

MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D I -cr

R. #92 Bid Accepted on Duplicator for Instruetional Depart

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the bid of AddressographMultigraph Corporation in the amount of $2,972.55 be accepted for one offset process duplicator, Multilith #1250, to be used by the Central Office Instructional Department for | Ford Foundation television production work, the purchase to be charged to the Ford Foundation account; this and. other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R- #93 ( Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve securing quotations Printing of and issuing purchase order to the lowest bidder for the printing of the $U,250,000 building Bonds Approved F.| bonds. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Financial Statement of Food Service Department

A Financial Statement as of March 31, 1958 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted.

R. #9U Architects Designated

Mr. McCray moved that the following architects be designated for additions to school buildings as indicated, subject to approval of the Board Attorney:

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

Sorey, Hill & Sorey Reid & Associates Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Charles F. Monnot Parr & Aderhold Caudill-Rowlett-Scott Reynolds & Morrison Noftsger & Lawrence

Addition to Addition to Addition to Addition to Addition to Addition to Addition to and Creston Addition to

Edwards and Fillmore Jefferson Davis Stand Watie and McKinley Monroe Rockwood Garfield Mark Twain, Ridgeview, Hills West Nichols Hills

The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye- tl Information to the Board:

Date Set for Opening Bids Report of Wrecking Buildings

R. #95 Exchange <of Lakeside Schoo: I Prop. for Other Tract Approved

It was reported that Friday, May 16, 1958, U:30 p. m., has been set as the date for opening bids on the following projects: (a) modernization of auditorium stage lighting at Northeast High School; (b) heating alterations to John Adams Elementary School.

| It was reported that the Board's instructions to sell two wooden structures near Central j High School by submitting bids were followed and that bids were submitted to eight pros| pective bidders. Only one firm submitted a bid in the total amount of $112.90; two other |bidders stated that they would lose money in any attempt to salvage such structures. Since vandals were destroying the buildings, the Maintenance Department proceeded to wreck': the 5 buildings for salvage.

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the Board of Education exchange the Lakeside School property, located at Lakeview & Somerset, described as follows:

A piece or parcel of land in the NE^ of Section 1, Township 12 North, Range U West of the Indian Meridian and further described as follows: Beginning at a point on the centerline of Lakeview Drive as shown on the recorded plat of the Wilshire Boulevard Addition; said point being located as follows: From the NE corner of said section thence S 89°57'22"W along the north line of said section a distance of 1206.92 feet; thence S O°U3'^6"E along said centerline of Lakeview Drive a distance of 857.85

feet to said point of beginning; thence S O°U3’U6"E along said centerline a distance of 212.50 feet to the North line of Block 8 Wilshire Boulevard Addition; thence S 89°59'46" W along said North line of Block 8 a distance of 595-90 feet to the Northwest corner of said Block 8; thence N O°37'^6" W a distance of 15.15 feet; thence N 68u 56'28" W a distance of 21.53 feet; thence N O°3O'U9" W a distance of 189.69 feet; thence S 89°59'^6" E a distance of 615.15 feet to the centerline of Lakeview Drive at the point of beginning, containing 2.99U1 acres more or less, together with all the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging, and warrant the title to the same. and Lot "A", Block 8, Wilshire Boulevard Addition, about .06 acres. for the southwest corner of the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Lakeview Drive, described as follows (8.8 acres):

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MEETING OF MAY 5, 1958 - CONT'D -Err

A piece or parcel of land in the NE-j- of Section 1, Township 12 North, Range U West of the I.M., and further described as follows: Beginning at a point on the North line of said Quarter Section, which point is 113OA6 feet East of the NW corner of the NEg- of Section 1, Township 12 North, Range U West of I. M , thence South and parallel with the West line of said Section 1, 396-81 feet to a point; thence East and parallel with the North line of said Section 1, 307-5 feet to a point in the West line of Lakeview Drive as shown on the recorded plat of Wilshire Boulevard Addition; thence North and parallel with the West line of said Section 396-81 feet to a point; thence West and parallel with the North line of said Section 307-5 feet to the point or place of beginning.

R- #95 Continued

plus $1,500.00 difference because of the difference in the size of the sites, the owner of the property which we are acquiring being Carco Homes, Inc.

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

Approval of the following resolution recommending that application be made for television in the schools, Channel 25, was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members voting "aye." RESOLUTION

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 25, Television Station, and that N. L. G eorge, Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services, 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.

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the ATTEST

day of June, 1958.

R. 96A Approval to Apply for Tele vision in SchoolsChannel 25

R. #96b Adj ournment

MEETING OF MAY 16, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1958 AT l+:3O P. M. PRESENT:

C. B. McCray, Vice President

Mrs. L. D. Melton Otto F. Thompson

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes,. Superintendent; M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; David Light, Accountant; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press. Invocation

Dr. Barnes gave the invocation.

SPECIAL On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, bids on the following projects were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulation; these bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R- #97 Bids Opened on Projects

(1) Modernization of auditorium stage lighting at Northeast High School; (2) Heating alterations to John Adams Elementary School.

TABULATION OF BIDS Heating Alterations at Adams

Lighting at Northeast Capitol Stage Equipment Co. Gaddes-Walker Co. Galloway Electric Co. Industrial Electric Co. Moore Electric Co. Oklahoma Electric Supply Co. Osborne Electric Co. Southwestern Electric Co.

$22,955 2U,5OO 21,609 21,626 25,139 22,018 22,227 23,^92

Alco Mechanical Contractors

$3^,567

Barnes, Jack Plumbing Co.

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Landers, W. A. Company

37,075

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the foregoing bids be referred to the central office staff for further study, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

R. #98 Bids Referred to Central Office for Study and Consultation

Mr. Frank Malone, Principal of Northwest Classen High School, presented members of the Board and staff members with copies of the 1958 Yearbook.

Northwest Classen Yearbooks Present!

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve transfer of funds and supplemental appropriation in the General Fund in the amount of $551,759-50 and in thfe Building Levy Fund in the amount of $85,000. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." â&#x20AC;˘

R. #99 Transfer of Funds and Supplemental Appropriation: Approved

Motion to approve the following resolution directing personnel to attend conferences as indicated was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye:"

R. #100 Personnel Directed to Attend Conferences

MEETING OF MAY 16, 1958 - CONTINUED

R. #100 Continued

RESOLUTION

(a) Mrs. Ann Ebel, the Western Arts Convention, Louisville, Kentucky, March 30April 3, 1958;

(b) Mrs. Helen Jones, Mrs. Vivien Haynes, W. B. Graham, Mrs. Velta Hunley,Mr. William Mackin, Mr. J. Frank Malone, Dwayne Weinert, Gladys Shepard, Hettye Summers, L. H. Bengtson, Jr. - to visit the Ford Foundation Large-Class Project in Miami, Florida, May 21, 2J,and 23, 1958.

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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of the above persons on these trips be paid from Ford Foundation Funds. GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

R. #101 Purchase of Truck Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of WC 22 White Truck, Serial No. 350227, Truxall Cable Dump Trailer, Tag No. ST 51768, to be used in the Maintenance Department, from Hi-Way Used Equipment Company,lÂŁn the amount of $3,250.00, to be charged to the Building Levy account #516. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #102 Bids Accepted on Paper Supplies

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting bids from ! the following firms on one lot of standard paper supplies for the vocational print shops at Central, Douglass, and Capitol Hill Senior high schools, in the total amount of $6,261.5^-, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: !

1-6 Account - $5,938.98 322.56 1-3 Account $6,261.5k

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Carpenter Paper Co. Oklahoma Paper Co. Western Newspaper Co. Graham Paper Co. Dowling's A & E Equipment Co. T-

103.50 707.27 26.10 5,102.11 2.00 320.56 $6,261.5?

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

R. #103 Bids Accepted on Lumber

Mrs. Melton moved acceptance of bids from the following firms on one lot of lumber for use in all Board woodwork shops, in the total amount of $5,502.7*5, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids; motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson. AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Billington Lumber Co. Austin Lumber Co. Kilpatrick Lumber Co.

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

$2,350.00 1,695.00 1,567-75 $5,502-75

(See next page for copy of Notice for Bids.)

MEETING OF MAY 16, 1958 - CONT'D

R- #103 Continued

It was moved, by Mr. Thompson and. seconded, by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one lot of arts and. crafts supplies for standard, storeroom stock and for Jackson Junior High School from the following firms, in the total amount of $1,650.6h, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account:

R. -^OilApproval to Buy Arts & Crafts Suppl.

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: House of Clay Midwest Ceramics Dollie1s Ceramics A & E Equipment Co.

315-37 720.82 560.45 54.00 $1,650.64

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a special purchase of three new test projectors for use in the Audio Visual Department from the firms listed below, in the total amount of $1,823.45, the purchase to be charged to the C-3 account:

Vaseco, Inc. Holmes & Torbett

824.45 999-00 Total -- $1,823.45

R. #105 Purchase of Test Projecto Approved

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

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids of the following firms on one lot of vocational supplies and equipment for all vocational shops, in the total amount of $9,017.01, to be charged to accounts as follows:

Building Levy #502 - - - $6,004.70 1-3 ------------------------------------855.70 M-4 --------------------------------- 2,156.61 â&#x20AC;&#x153;$9,017.01 AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Hart Industrial Supply Co. $2,480.83 Kilpatrick Lumber Co. 4.486.30 Severin /Supply Co. 344.91 Mideke Supply Co. 1.279.30 Sharp Auto Supply Co. 412.19 J. C. Hamilton Co. 13-48 Total--$9,017.01 all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

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

R. #106 Bids Accepted Vocational Sup & Epuipment

MEETING OF MAY 16, 1958 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept bids of the following firms in the total amount of $109,728.85, on one lot of standard instructional supplies for storeroom stock, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account in the amount of $69,728.85 and to Ford Foundation in the amount of $*40,000.00;

R. #107 Bids Accepted on Instructional Suppl.

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

$21,362.82 Thompson Book & Supply Co. 3,03*4-. 2*4Dowlings, Inc. 7,1400.58 Oklahoma Seating Co. 1,665.07 Oklahoma Paper Co. 1,213.22 A & E Equipment Co. *4,722.18 Hoover Bros., Inc. 5I4.00 City Office Supply Co. 5,050.146 Boren-Malone Co. 5,817.143 House of Wren 28,976.32 Graham Paper Co. 19,14148.80 Carpenter Paper Co. 1,3.80.00 Bill Doyle Office Supply Co. 3,0149.80 Western Bank & Office Supply 255.00 Kee Lox Mfg. Co. *4,923-60 Iddings Paint Co. 386.88 Bostitch Midwest Co. 1,161.145 Tension Envelope Co. TOTAL ---$109,728.85

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the attached Notice for Bids.

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The motion carried, on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #108 Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve accepting bids Bids Accepted j from the following firms in the total amount of $5,91^-57 for one lot of standard physical on Phys. Educ i education supplies for storeroom stock, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account; Supplies these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Athletic Trainers Supply Midwest Sports Center Clements Sporting Goods Herman's Sporting Goods Dowlings, Inc. TOTAL --

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609.60 217.92 3,122.53 ■ 1,676.140 288.12 $5,91*4.57

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On roll call-, the R. #109 | Bids Accepted j on Voc. Suppl.i Storeroom Stocjk

It was moved by Mr GOg-an r-Sgogg firms in the total amount of $7, purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account, bids having attached Notice for Bids: Mideke Supply Co. Hart Industrial Supply Marshall Supply Kilpatrick Bros. Minton Machinery Co. TOTAL---

$3>536.75 1A59-57 806.6*4 1,093.66 988.99 37,885."61

(See Notice for Bids on next page.)

MEETING OF MAY 16, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #109 Continued

Notice for Bids on Vocational

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The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids of the following firms on one lot of standard vocational paint for storeroom stock in the total amount of $1,538*6U, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account: Morgensen Lumber Co. Pittsburgh Plate GlassCo. Richards & Conover Hdwe. Co.

$ TOTAL------ $1,

R. #110 Bids Accepted on Paint

A52.28 706.80 379*56 538.6U

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

BUILDINGS & GROUNDS

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of Lots 73 and Florence Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (22h- N. W. 9th St.,) from Verna Lyon Campbell and Anna Ketchum for the sum of $16,000, subject to approval of the title by the Board Attorney; and to authorize issuing warrant for same when the Attorney has cleared title and recommended payment. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #111 Approval to Bu: Property at 22U N. W. 9th

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.

R. #112 Adjournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the

ATTEST

Clerk

Vice-President

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION AT ITS BOARD ROOM IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT ON THE

22ND DAY OF MAY, A. D., 1958 AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M.

PRESENT:

C. B. McCray, Vice President and Member

Nellie R. Melton, Member Otto F. Thompson, Member Jim Wright, Member ABSENT: Phil C. Bennett, President and Member Present: Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, AssistanttSuperintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; members of the press and T-V station. The invocation was given by Mrs. Melton.

Invocation

SPECIAL On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids received in response t^Tthe attached R. #113 Notice for Bids for sale of 250,000 building bonds were opened, and read aloud by the Bids Opened Chairman: on Building Bonds

• .... ------r ---------• It appearing that..dpe;-a?nd legal notice had been given, that said School District would offer for sale on this date and at1 this £>our and at this> ■ , place its $ 4,2,10,000^00-____ of ..Building and Equipment .Bonds of 1958.,—Series Bonds maturing $ 300f000.00 in two______ years from their date and $ 300,000.00 annually each year thereafter until paid, except that the last installment shall be for $ 350,000.00 _________ , the Board of Education proceeded to consider the bids received for the purchase of said bonds. The following bids were received and considered by the Board?

BIDDERS

INTEREST RATE BID

City Bank yt New York ris Trust It Savings Bank* Chicago Ituurt It Co., Chicago tional Bsusk of Chicago Brothers, Now York , Sachs It Co.» Now Tosh Trust Cc Loeb it Co

2. sm 2. 5442 2.5586 2.5660 2. 5808 2.6844 2.6302

TOTAL INTERES T (DST

$924,150.00 927,375.09 832*625.90 935,325.00 949,795.90 949,322.00

PREMIUM

The.Board recurred' each bidder to submit with his' bid'a'.-sUm ih^'c’ash o,r its ecuivalent, eoual to-two per cent of his bid, and after due consideration ’ of all bids received by the Board, a motion was made by Mr. Thompson . that the bonds be awarded, sold, and delivered to Mrti O* Now York It Associates_______ upon fulfillment of the terms as set out in said contract and bid for the purchase of said bonds. Said motion was seconded ■ by Mr. Wright ________ and was adopted by the following vote: AYE: Mr, McCray, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Wright and Mrs. Melton

NAY; None

(SEAL) ATTEST: of Education

R. #11U Bonds Awarded

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #115 | Approval to | Issue Bonds, | Prescribe Form, I Provide Levy of * Annual Tax for Payment of PrinSY’ cipal & Interes II

k& THEREUPON* __________ —introduced a resolution, was read full by' the Clerk and upon motion by Toffeeonded by Mrs, Melton_________ was adopted by the”-foll owingvote: A.

AYE: Mr. McCray, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Wright and Mrs. Melton NAY: None

Said resolution thereupon was signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed with the seal of said.school district and is as follows: RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF _________________ BUILDING ____________ BONDS IN THE SUM OF $ 4.250.000*00 BY IND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.. 89 OF OKLAHOMA._______ COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, AUTHORISED AT Ilk ELECTION DULY CALLED AND HELD FOR SUCH PURPOSE; PRESCRIBING FORM OF BONDS; PROVIDING LEVY OF AN ANNUAL TAX FOR PAYMINT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON SAME; FIXING OTHER DETAILS OF THE ISSUE.

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WHEREAS, on the th day of MaT»r>h_______ , A.D. 195ft. Pursuant t0 notice duly given, an election was held in INDEPENDENT_______ School D^trict No. 89 of OKLAHOMA.__________ County, Oklahoma, for the purpose of submitting to the Qualified electors of such district the Question of the issuance of the bonds of said district in the sum of $. M5£,0P0*QQ____ _ to provide funds for the purpose of __ ________________ ~________________________________ y~ and; WHEREAS as shown by the canvass of the returns by said Board, at said election, there were cast by the Qualified electors of said district 7293 votes of which 6317 votes were in favor of and ..976 - votes were against the issuance of said bonds and ____ _ were mutilated ballots; and

WHEREAS, a lawful majority of the qualified electors voting or_ said proposition cast their ballots in favor of the issuance of said bonds, the issuance thereof has been duly authorized; NOW THEREFORE,

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BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT M0- .... 89_____ 0F _____ OKLAHOMA_____ .______ COUNTY, OKLAHOMA:

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SECTION 1. That there are hereby ordered and directed to be issued the negotiable coupon bonds of said district in accordance with the forms hereinafter set out, in the aggregate amount of Four Million Two Hundred Fifty _JEhoiiaand__________ DOLLARS ($ 4,250,000.00 ), Which bonds shall be

designated "------ BUILDING----- And jgQTJIRMENT------ ----- -—, . ------ —--------- :-------____________________________ Bonds of Togo Serial #nd. shall . be 4250 m number, numbered from One to both inclusive, of the denomination of $ i nnn.nn____________shall be dated July 15. 1958____________ feyabie-’in -their ..numerical order -and-bcar interest fr-emis follows: $300,000.00 due two years from their date

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And bear interest from their date, as payable semi-annually on the 15th , , day of July and January of each year, except the first coupon which shall mature on January I960______ , which installments of interest to date of maturity of principal shall be evidenced by appropriate coupons attached to each of said bonds and both principal and interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City , State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, j State of New York, or in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at j the Manufacturers Trust Company in said city and state of New York.

SECTION 2. That each of said bonds, the coupons thereto attached, and the endorsements and certificates thereon shall be in substantially the following form. \

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1958 - CONT'D

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

INDEPENDENT COUNTY, OKLAHOMA,

SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER BUILDING

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OKLAHOMA.

.Series A _ /of 1958

bond

NUMBER KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That INDEPENDENT School District No. 89 of ______ OKLAHOMA____________ County, Oklahoma, a body corporate, hereby acknowledges itself indebted to and for value received promises to pay to the bearer the sum of _________________________ _____________ Dollars on tfife _____________ YY day of___________ 9 hereof until paid at the rate A.D. , together with interest thereon from the date lfrfch________ day^of urn per annum, payable semi-annually on the of ___ of each year, except the first coupon shall mature and Janua ___ January ________ > A«D-1960 ; said interest evidenced by on -15th_____ and to be paid upon the surrender of the coupons hereto attached as they severally become due, both principal and interest payable in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty NationalBank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City, -------------------_______ , State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company in said city and state of New York.

THE FULL FAITH, CREDIT, AND RESOURCES pledged to the payment of this Bond.

of said district are hereby irrevocably

THIS BOND is one of an issue numbered from Oee to A250__________> both inclusive, of like date and tenor, except as to maturity and rate of interest > aggregating the principal sum of Four Million Two Hundred Fifty Thousand______________ Dollars, and is iS—•Pm* -hho ■mivnnga nf*___ _______________________ ___ ____________ ____________ ___ acquiring and improving school sites, constructing, repairing, renodel|pg' and ___ equipping buildings, and acquiring school furniture, fixtures and equipment______ __ Y under Section 26, Article 10, of the Constitution as Amended and Title 70, Article 15, Y’ Oklahoma Statutes 1951, and other Statutes of the State supplementary and amendatory thereto. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have been properly done, happened and been performed in regular and due form and time as required by law and that the total indebtedness of said district, including this bond and the series of yhich it forms a part, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation and that due provision has been made for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on this bond as it falls due and also to constitute a sinking fund for the payment of the principal hereof at maturity.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF said School District has caused this bond to be signed by the President of the Board of Education, attested by the Clerk and sealed with the seal thereof this 15th day of July_____ , A.D. 58

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’ R. #115 . Continued

MEETING OF MAY 2$, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #115 Gontinued

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On the _2__ day of _________________,A.D._______ , INDEPENDENT_________ School District Number ftp of OKLAHOMA_________ County, Oklahoma, promises to pay to bearer the sum of ____________________ ______ Dollars in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty Nat-tonal Rank and Trust Company of_____ Oklahoma City_____________ , State, of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma, in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such Agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company, in said City and State of New York, for interest due that day on its BUILDING and EQUIPMENT___________________________ Bond of 1958 SerifOne Thousand Dollars, dated July 15, 1958 Number

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President, Board of Education

ATTEST: Clerk, Board of Education

STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OF A

OKLAHOMA.

We, the undersigned, County Attorney and County Clerk, respectively, of said County, in said State, in which the within named District is situated, hereby certify that the within bond is one of a series of bonds issued by the within named District pursuant to law, and that the entire issue of said bonds is within the debt limit imposed upon said District by the Constitution and laws of the State of Oklahoma.

WITNESS our respective official hands and the seal of said County this day of , A.D.-^ry .

County Attorney (SEAL)

County Clerk

STATE OF OKLAHOMA

COUNTY OF

OKLAHOMA

I, the undersigned, the duly oualified and acting Treasurer of the within named Schobl District; in said County and State, hereby certify that I have duly registered the within_bond in my office on this the _________ day of »»> , A. D. -3 £ .

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WITNESS my hand the date above written.

STATE OF OKLAHOMA, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, BOND DEPARTMENT

Treasurer

I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have examined a certified copy of the record of proceedings taken preliminary to and in the issuance of the within bond; that such proceedings and such bond show lawful authority for the issue and are in accordance with the forms and method of procedure prescribed and provided by me for the issuance of bonds of like kind; and that said bond is a valid and binding obligation according to its tenor and terms, and, under the provisions of Title 62, Oklahoma Statutes 19J1, Sections 11,13 and 14, requiring the certificate of the Bond Commissioner of the State of Oklahoma thereon, is incontestable in any Court in the State of Oklahoma unless suit thereon shall be brought in a Court having jurisdiction of the samewithin thirty days from the date of this approval of said bond appearing in the caption hereto.

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Attorney General, Ex-Officio Bond Commissioner of the State of Oklahoma I

MEETING OF R. #115 Cont'd

SECTION 3 Board of Education, have the corporate seal of said School District ’affixed'^* thereto, and be attested by the Clerk o>f the Board of Education, and each.,c^f,'? said interest coupons shall be executed by the facsimile signatures of s'agpi# President and Clerk; that said officers are hereby authorized and directed'? to cause said bonds and interest coupons to be prepared and to execute the same for and on behalf of said Board; have the same registered by the Treasurer of said School District, endorsed by the County Attorney and County Clerk, and presented to the Attorney General, Ex-Officio Bond Commissioner, together with a certified transcript of all proceedings had in connection with their issue, for his approval and endorsement; that thereafter said bonds shall be delivered to the purchasers, upon payment of the purchase price thereof, which shall not be less than par and accrued interest. i;

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The proceeds derived from the sale of said bonds shall be placed in a special fund and used solely for the purpose of providing funds for the purpose set out in the bond in Section 2 hereof.

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SECTION 4. That beginning in the year 1958 , a continuing annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds when due and for the purpose of providing a sinking fund with which to pay the principal of said bonds when due shall be and is hereby ordered levied upon all taxable property of said District, in addition to all other taxes, said sinking fund to be designated, BUILDING A_______________________________ ____ ________ Bonds o&^ftSarikiaZiinking Fund". Said tax-shall W and is hereby ordered certified, levied, and extended upon the tax rolls and collected by the same officers, in the same manner and at the same time...as the taxes for general purposes in each of said years are certified, levied, extended, and collected; that all funds derived from said tax shall be placed, in said sinking fund, which, together with all interest collected on same, , shall be irrevocably pledged to the payment of the interest on and principal' of said bonds when and as the same fall due.

ADOPTED AND APPROVED this

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(SEAL) ATTEST: 9

Clerk, Board/of Education

STATE OF OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA

COUNTY OF

I, the undersigned, the duly Qualified and acting Clerk of the Board.of Education of fwnF.PENnF.NT________ School District Number ga of OKLAHOMA________ County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the foregoing a true and complete copy of the Resolution authorizing the issuance of bonds for the purpose therein set out, authorized at an election held by said Board for said purpose on the date therein shown, prescribing form of bond and providing levy for payment of principal and interest thereon, adopted by said Board, and transcript of proceedings of said Board had at a meeting thereof duly held on the date therein set out, insofar as the same relate to the introduction, reading, and adoption of said Resolution, as shown by the records of my office.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this —l&X______________ > A-D- 19S8 •

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There being no further business, THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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, Board of Education ,,

adjourned.

: Adj ournment

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1958 AT U:3O P. M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President

Mrs. L. D. Melton Jim Wright

ABSENT:

Otto F. Thompson

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Mrs. Floy Campbell, Miss Grace Chadwick, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Bob Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light,Accountant; Glen Bowman, President Classroom Teachers; members of the press.

The invocation was given by Mrs. Melton.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, the minutes of the meetings of May 1958, May 16, 1958; and May 22, 1958 were approved as read.

R. #116

Minutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his monthly report for the month of May, and on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, the report was approved and ordered filed in the office of the Clerk,

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R. #117

Treasurer's Report Rec'd

The Attorney and Auditor had no special report. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion to approve the following resolution directing personnel to attend professional meetings as indicated was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye;"

RESOLUTION

: R. #118 : ; : ;

Attendance at Professional Meetings Approved_____

Chicago, Ill., June 30-July 3;

(b) Mrs. L. D. Melton and Mrs.

Floy Campbell - National Education Association

Convention, Cleveland, Ohio, June 30-July 5;

(c) Mrs. Floy Campbell - Fifth Public Relations Seminar of the National School Public Relations Association, Detroit, Mich., July 6-10; 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of the above persons on these trips be paid by the Board of Education.

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve paying M Eleanor McCoy, who substituted for Dr. Max Beberman, $112.50 for travel expenses and honorarium for a meeting with high school mathematics teachers on March 1, 1958. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #119

Payment of Consultant Fee Approved

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the following Resolution of Appreciation ! R #120. for Mrs. Doris E. Stangel, formerly teacher at Columbus School, deceased May 25, 1958, ! Resolution of was passed: j Appreciation f Mrs. Stangel RESOLUTION

The Board of Education learned with deep regret;, of the passing of Mrs. Doris Stangel, May 25, 1958.

Mrs. Stangel joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1922 as first grade teacher at Columbus School. Because of her health, she took a leave of absence in 1930 and never returned to teaching. She was a member df the St. John''s Episcopal Church.

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D t

R. #120 Continued

RESOLUTION - CONT'D

Mrs. Stangel was conscientious, cooperative and very resourceful. Her ability and initiative made her an outstanding primary teacher She had a great deal of influence on her pupils and they did their best work under her. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to Mrs. Stangel's contributions to our school system.

#121

Summer Workshop Personnel Approved

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve employing the following personnel for the 1958 Summer Workshop:

C. W. Hunnicutt, Johnnye Cox, George Murphy, Milo Kearney, L. D. Weber, $750 each plus transportation;

Rose Lammel, and

Marcella Lawler, Ruth Fedder, and Paul Roberts, $500 each plus transportation; Lloyd Michael and Stanley B. Kegler, $250 each plus transportation; Harold Bienvenu, Hotel expenses in Oklahoma City.

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

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It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Request permission to employ Mr. LeRoy D» Weber, Glencoe Public Schools, as Supervisor of Elementary Science, effective July I, I958o Salary to be $7,000.00 on a 12 month basis. Temporary Employments:

Request permission to employ Mr. Bernie Boyle as Engineer at the Television Studio during June, July and August, 1958. Salary on the basis of $330.00 per month.

Request permission to employ the four people, listed below, as lecturers or consultants to do televised teaching for the six-week period, June 9 ~ July 18, 1958; Read i ng

Mrs. Sally Augustine

Span i sh

Mr.

French

Mrs.

Russ i an

Mr.

Eddie Moreles

Helen Bordelon George Harjan

$100.00 per week $125-00 per week plus transportation to *and from Corpus Chr i st i, Texas

$ 75-00 per*Tweek $100.00 per week

Request permission to employ Mr. Leymond Bowlby, tache'r at Culbertson, in Mr. Costley's office for one month, effective June 2, 1958. Salary on the basis of $12.00 per day. Request permission to employ Mrs. Mava Eloise Faulkner as a testing clerk in Pupil Services temporarily for 2 months, effective May 8, 1958. Salary on the basis of $180.00 per month. Request permission to employ Mrs. Edna Staples*as a temporary PBX operator in the Personnel Office for the vacation periods May 19 through May 23 and from June 30 through July 20, 1958,, a total of 4 weeks. Salary on the Basis of $190.00 per month.

Request permission to employ the following people for summer work at the Television Stations (1)

Don Noll at the rate of $1.50 per hour to work with sets, lights, cameras, and as floor ‘manager.

(2)

Don Medford at the rate $1.50 per hour to work with sets, etc.

(3)

Joe Smith and Jerry Smith as student at the rate of $1.25 per hour.

(Il)

Richard Comer at the rate of $3000 per year.

(5)

Bart Ward for the entire summer at $330. per month.

(6)

Pat Blackwell at the rate of $1.50 per hour.

(7)

Lois McCracken at the rate of $330. per month for two months.

audio and video engineers

Request permission to employ the following personnel to prepare guides for teachers using television, effective June 1, 1958, for one month only, at the rate of $330.00 per month: (Ford Foundation)

Faye Bills Duane Weinert Gladys Shepard Hettye Summers Kay Saunders L. E. Lewis Otis Lawrence Clyde Butler Sam Clifton

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD

Supply Department

Transfers;

Request permission to transfer Jess W, Stow, storeroom helper - salary $2460 per year to storeroom stockman - salary $3200 per year - effective May 16, I958o

wngOTTim 07 JUNE 2, 1958 ~ CCNT!D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD Maintenance Department EmpIoyments;

Request permission to employ the following as temporary personnel:

Salary

Emp1oyment Date

Pos i t i on

Name

Guo laddie, W= N =

Scraper

5- 1-58

$1=25 hr^

Griffin,

Donald W=

Scraper

1-58

$1=25 hr =

Bay 1 ess,

Billy Joe

Laborer

4-30=58

$1=25 hr =

Apprentice painter 5- 2=58

$1=35 hr =

Scraper

5- 2-58

$1=25 hr =

Scraper

5- 7-58

$1=25 hr =

Scfaper

5- 7-58

$1=25 hr =

Scraper

5- 6-58

$1 = 25 hr =

Pa i nter

5-12-58**?

$1=75 hr =

Scraper

5- 9-58

$1=25 hr =

Thomas Lee

Scraper

5- 9-58-

$1=25 hr =

Hayden R =

Scraper

5-19-58

$1=25 hr =

G1 az i er He 1 per

5-19-58

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5-20-58

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Henry T =

Crumm,

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Hargrove,

Hol 1 ingsworth, Will iamson,

Jones,

Joe

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Bill

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5-26-58

Transfers; Request permission to transfer Roy Holloway, carpenter — salary $3700 per year to carpenter job foreman - -salary $4100 per year with $300 per year car allowance - effective May 26, 1958 = Request permission to transfer Ao C. Freeman, carpenter job foreman salary $4100 per year to carpenter - salary $3800 per year - effective May 26, I958„ Car allowance discontinued as of same date =

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Request permission to employ George M SuppIy Department - salary $2600 per . Dowd as temporary helper in the year - effective May 16, I958„

Service Department Request permission to transfer Elmer Norvell, relief custodian for all schools - salary $228=33 per month to head custodian at Foster - salary $248=33 per month - effective May 13^ 1958=

Request permission to transfer Earl M. Dean, re I ief custodian for al I < schools - salary $223=33 per month to head custodian at Culbertson - : salary $271=66 per month - effective May 13, 1958= Request permission to transfer Henry A. Holsey, floorman at Northwest Classen — salary $188=33 per month to head custodian at Monroe — salary $218 = 33 per month - effective May 16, 1958 =

Request permission to transfer Marion Smith, floorman at Capitol Hill Si salary $188 = 33 per month to re I ief custodian at al I schools - salary : $218=33 per month - effective May 16, 1958= Request permission to transfer Floyd Smith, floorman at the-Administrar t i on Bui Iding — salary $183 = 33 per month to. re I i ef custodian at al I schools - salary $218=33 per month - effective May 19, 1958=

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R. #122 Personnel Approved

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|GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

Payment of Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

SThe following items #1, #2, and. #3 were submitted, for approval:

Item #1

Ratification of May 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows? 1957-58 GENERAL FUND. 1957-58 BUILDING LEVY

1956 BOND . . .

1,5U5.32

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION • .

Item #2. Authority to issue payrolls for June 1958 in the following estimated amounts? 1957-58 GENERAL FUND.

1957-58 BUILDING LEVY 1956 BOND . .

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-1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION . . .

2,000.QO V

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Item #3

Authorize payment of vendor..bills as per attached itemized list. ■_j&ase:;^^^3»r^een’®cainined and approved by the auditor as to -appropriationj- purpose of-expenditure} calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services.

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JUNE 2, 1958 The As’st. SUpt. and Business Manager have checked all bills The Auditor has checked all bills 1957-58 General Fund

1956-57 General Fund

1957-58 Building Levy

$ .. 38,396.50

1956-57 Building Levy

Bond

3,566.88

1,837.3U

127,193.62

1956

1957-58 Ford Foundation

TOTAL

81.6U5.59

11.83

1.735.U8

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1957-58 General Fund

A & A Lock Shop, Inc.

Repr. to Gen. Eqpt.

Selected

78.50.

Abbeon Supply Company Abernathy Vise & Tool Co.

Visual Aid Suppls ' ’ Repr. to Ind, Art Eqpt.

Low Standard

15.50, 18,75*

Acme Food Store

Instr. Suppls

Selected

131,31-

Addressograph Multigraph Corp. A

Repr. to Office Machines Standard Low

Adult Education Assn, of the USA A & E Equipment Company

Suppls, Superintendent Office Suppls & Eqpt.

SOlect Low

Airline Water Company

Water

Utilities

American Air Filter Company, American Heritage

Inc. Custodial Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

17.50 33.39

Low Selected

50.89. 5.00, 208.15

U6.5o' 1I1U.00 10.95

American Optical Company

Cen. Instr. Suppls

Low

1.20

Antioch Press

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

1.68

Appletori Century Crofts, Inc. The Automotive, Inc. Auto Parts & Machine Co.

Teaching Aid Supnls Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars

Publisher Low Low

. h.96 10.35 16.97

Americana Corporation

Library Books

Extended Bid

179.50

Barada & Page, Inc.

Custodial Suppls

Low

Elliott M. Barnes

Rental Trans. Eqpt.

Rental Agreement

56.25 -

300.00

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 2 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) > Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

3.50

Chas, A, Bennett Company, Inc. Bills Grocery

Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Selected

2.82 30.00

The Boxwood. Press

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

3.12

Braniff Airways, Inc. Branham’s, Inc.

Other Admin. Expense Board Action 120.60 Office Suppls Labor Mtrl .Low Selected lj.22,25

11112.75

Britton Piano Shop Wm. C. Brown Company

Piano Tuning & Repr. Teaching Aid Suppls

Standard Selected (Publisher)

15.00 11.50

Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc. Bureau of Publications

Maint. Physical Ed. Eqpt.Low Selected (Publisher) Teaching Aid Suppls

1.36 5.19

Burroughs Corporation

Repr. to Office Machines Standard

The Calvin Company Gapitol City Taxi

Visual Aid'Suppls Rent Trans. Eqpt.

Selected Rental Agreement

Capitol Typewriter Company

Maint. Office Machines

Standard

Benefie Press

5112.85

15.3*0 160.52 1118.00 li.oo

Carnegie Institution of Washington Central Instr. Suppls Carpenter Paper Company Visual Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Low

Bob Cates Custodial Suppls Chickasha Public Schools Ind.Dist.lTransfer Fees The Cin-Made Corporation . Visual Aid Suppls

Low Transfer Fees Selected

611.35 1,090.88 61.32

City Bus Company City Office Supply, Inc.

Rent Trans. Eqpt. Personnel Office Eqpt.

Rental Agreement Low

1,200.85 113.50

City Spring Works J. H. Conger John H. Cole Company Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls School Shop Eqpt. Custodial Suppls

Low Agreement Low Low

6.53 15U.5O 1.15 216.611

Cory Motion Picture Equipment

Visual Aid Suppls

Low

171.60

Council of State Governments Coward McCann, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Selected (Publisher)

11.00 2.36

Creative Playthings, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Selected

18.72

Arthur C. Croft Publications Curriculum Service Center The Daily Law Journal Record Dannenburg Distributing Co.

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Legal Publications Upk Trks & Cars

Selected (Publisher) Selected Publisher Low

15.3S 2.00 1116.75 108.Ii5

Dearborn Chemical Company

Custodial Suppls

Selected

1170.50

The Dolese Company

Instr. Suppls

Bid Agreement

i.5o U67.56 •

7.50

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

■■

Page 3 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc. Doubleday & .Company, Inc.

Radio & TV Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected Selected

Dowlings, Inc.

Instr. Suppls & Reprs.

Selected Low Standard

Downtown Chevrolet Bill Doyle

I I

19.80 2.U?

2111.51 5U.76 29.32

Repr. Indus. Art Eqpt.

Standard Low Agreement Office Suppls Labor Mtrl Low Standard

110.10 1.117 16.65 157T2F 711.95

298.59

128.22 232.20

The Dryden Press, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Dulaney’s

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Selected Standard Low

136.35 , 2.5U ■ 378.00

516.89

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Repr. to Office Machines Standard Low

Uli. 10 ll76.80

520.90

Electronic Business Machines Co>. Elko Photo Products Company

Repr. to Office Machines Standard Instr. Suppls Low Letter Bid

Publisher

12.79

Lua© 265.38-

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

C. J. Fishman

Rental & Storage

Rental Agreement

Friden Agency

Maint. Office Machines

Standard

Gaylord Brothers, Inc. General Electric Supply Co.

Library Suppls Selected (Publisher) Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Selected

Gilmore,Gardner, Kirk, Inc.

Custodial Suppls

Low

Ginn & Company

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

33.83

Grade Teacher Graham Paper Company

General Instr. Suppls' Office Suppls & Print.

Selected (publisher) Low

5.00 52U.38

28.92

375.00 H.50 7.80 13.78

I1.50

■

Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry

General Instr. Suppls

Low

William T. Hale

General Instruction

Board Action

339.92

J. C. Hamilton Company

Low

113,86

Harper & Brothers Harris Seybold Company

Instr. Suppls & Upk Trks. & Cars Teaching Aid Suppls Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Selected (Publisher) Standard

28.33 22.81i

Harth Food Market, Inc. Hart Industrial Supply Company

Instr. Suppls Suppls, Reprs, Eqpt0

Selected Low Standard

72.10,

3.12

296.37 125.67

1122.01i

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page !r (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) 8.00 li5.6U 2.33 8I1.OO

Henry Publishing Company Heierding Brothers Grocery Hill and Wang, Inc. Hi Worth Pictures

Magazines & Rebinding Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Visual Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Selected Selected Selected

Houghton Mifflin Company The House of Wren, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls New Eqpt. & Suppls

Selected Low

Humpty .Dumpty Illinois Institute of Technology Industrial Chemical Laboratories

Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls

Selected Selected (Publisher) 81i.5O Low Standard 19 >7$

International Bus. Machines Co,

Repr. & Rental

Standard Rental Agreement Low

International Harvester Company’ International Projectionist Pub.

Upk Trks, & Cars Teaching Aid Suppls

Standard Selected

Interstate Printers & Publishers

Instr. Suppls

Publisher

Ray Jacoby, Photography Casey Jones Auto Paint & Supply

Other Admin. Expense Repr. Indus, art Eqpt#

Low Low

20.00 17.30

Jones Boys No. 6 Jones Boys Grocery

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Selected

70.U3 36.95

Jones Newby Supply Company

Custodial Suppls

Low

Johnson Motors Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Upk Trks & Cars Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt

Low Low Selected

Kamp Brothers

Instr, Suppls

Selected

Kilpatrick Brothers

Recreation Suppls

Low

91.71;

Knight Supply Company

Custodial Suppls

Low

l;i5.oo

Library Supply

Library Books

Bid Agreement

61ili.71i

J. B. Lippincott Company

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher

li.62

Lone Star Schl. Book Dep.

Instr. Suppls

Selected

10.31

The Macmillan Company Marador Corporation

Teaching Aid Suppls Library Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Low

Marshall Supply & Eqpt. Company

Suppls, Bus. Office

Low

Jim Martin Educational Films Martin Equipment Company

Visual Aid Suppls Repr. to Gen. Eqpto

Low Standard

A. C. McClurg & Co.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

9.59

Mo Eleanor McCoy

General Instruction

Board Action Pending

112.15

7.26 llil.6O 87.^0 1.I1O

ioh.25

lA.ht’ 1,215.00 3.75 T^63.22 S 16.0,8 6.00

6.16

7.65 396, Hi 75.00

3.00 U71.1U

236.9U

8,01; 299.65 9.78 I18.OO U.liO

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D -c~

Page $ (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Riley McCullough

Custodial Suppls

Bid Agreement

Metropolitan School Study Council

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected

Metropolitan Water Company, Inc ,

Water Service

Utilities

Mideke Supply Company

Instr. Suppls

Low Standard

6)4.0 01 I.I4O

Miller Jackson Company

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt, Low Selected

63.25 59.80

Miller Norris Company, Inc.

Custodial Suppls

Low

Millsap’s

Maint. Musical Instr,

Selected

Monroe Calculating Machine Morgans A. G. Food Market Morris Chevrolet City Motter Bookbinding Company Multigraph Sales Agency

Repr. to Office Machines Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Magazines & Rebinding' Office Suppls & Print.

Standard Selected Agreement Low Low

Museum of Modern Art

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher^

2.148

The National Academy of BroadCast ing9 Inc<>

Radio & TV Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

2.50

National Prebinds National Theatre Supply

Selected (Publisher) Teaching Aid Suppls Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Selected

3U.3O 10.00

New York University Press, Inc.

Suppls, Research

Selected (Publisher)

ll.oy

N. Y, World-Telegram & Sun Nix Industrial Supply

Teaching Aid Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Selected (Publisher) Low

2.10 52.07.

Nuway Laundry Company

Custodial Suppls

Bid Agreement.

15.88

Oklahoma Business News Oklahoma City Linen Service

Suppls, Superintendent Custodial Suppls

Selected Board Action Bid Agreement

Oklahoma City Water Dept, Oklahoma County Water Company

Water & Sewage Water & Sewage

Utilities Utilitie s

5,8214.53 10.90

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.

Light & Power

Utilities

214,672.25

Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahdma

Fuel ' Instr. Suppls Personnel Suppls Office Suppls & Eqpt,

Utilities 16,283.69 Bid Agreement 172.U8 Low 16»00 Low ' 38U415 Board Action 565.3,8 9149.83

Oklahoma State Penitentiary

Magazines & Rebinding

Low

7.68

The 01dLahoma;; Typewriter Company

Maint, Office Machines

Standard

5o;00

Natural Gas Company Oxygen Company Publishing Company Seating Company

32.50 1.00 - 25.80

f;65.141

123.05 198.00 1,017.75 5.50 19.22 7(1.38 2,027.93 5.U0

150.00 210.90

25 .'00 360,90

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page '6 (1957 -58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Pacific Coast Publishers

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

Wo He Payne

Custodial Suppls

Bid Agreement

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Custodial Suppls

Postmaster Prentice Halls Inc,

Supplss Buso Office Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Bid Agreement Standard Publisher

Prime Petroleum Products^ Inc, Public Affairs Committees Inc, Pugh Holmes Motor Company Public Affairs Press G. P. Putnam’s Sons

Custodial Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr, Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Selected (Publisher) Bid Agreement x Selected (Publisher) Selected (-Publisher'

Radio Supply9 Inc0

Radio & TV Suppls

Selected

^8,U6

Remington Rahd Division of Sperry Rand Corporation

Repr0 to office machines Standard

13.06

Kathleen L, Riggs

Visual Aid Suppls

Selected

50,00

The Ronald Press Company

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

3.12

Row Peterson & Company Sanitary Equipment Company

Teaching Aid Suppls New Schl,. Apparatus

Selected (Publisher) Board Action

1.9b 2s218.80

Porter Sargent The School Executive

Teaching Aid Suppls Superintendent Suppls

Selected (publisher) Selected (Publisher)

5.oo 10.00

Science Research Associates

Library Suppls

Selected

h.35

Searss Roebuck & Company

Instr, Suppls

Low

2,31

Service Supplys Inc.

Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Low

lio63

Sesacp Inc. Severin Supply Company Sharp Auto Supply Company Sharp & Nichols Music Company Mrs, Greneath Shooll-American Hairdresser

£ Radio & TV Suppls Schl. Shop Eqpt. Upk Trks & Cars Maint, Musical Instr.

2,08 30,00

108.79 1011,00

212.79 300.00 10.56

9.60 : 5.00 13.30 3,99 15.31

38.UO 15.66 U.00 29.70

Standard Low LOW Selected

........ Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

Simpson Hortons Inc.' ' Jasper Sipes Schl. Book Bep,.

Upk. Trks & Cars Night .Sphl* & Instr. Suppls

Standard Low Selected

S. & J. Supply Company Sky Service$ Inc.,

Schl. Shop Eqpt, Instr, Suppls

Low Bid Agreement 1814-O7U Rental Agreement 30.00

Smith Corona9 Inc, South West News

Maint, Office Machines Teaching Aid Suppls

Standard Selected (Publisher)

Southwest Radio & Equipment Co,

Repr0 Audio Visual Eqpt* Low

19 0I4.O 3.36

5.oo

33.hU 22.76

12,20

21U.7U

7.U8 29.Oh 7.hl

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT’D

Page 7 (3.957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) 6,067.08

Telephone Service

Utilities

A. A# Spivey Furniture Company-

New Fum. & Fixtures

Low

Square Dance Associates Stansi Scientific Company-

Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected (Publisher) Selected

Star Electric Supply Company

Custodial Suppls

Bid' Agreement

Star Engraving Company

Commencement Expense

Selected

The Steck Company Dick Stout & Company

Selected (Publisher) Instr0 Suppls Office Suppls * Printing Selected

U.I18 15.82

Stout State College

Visual Aid Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

135.00

Teachers College, Columbia Univ«

Central Instr., Suppls

Selected

B. H# Thomas

Labor Printing

Agreement

' 111.11

lown of Nichols Hills

Water

Utilities

17.00

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Coo

Office Suppls

,Standard Low

Uhles Food Market

Instr. Suppls

Selected

2U5.37

Underwood Corporation The University of Chicago Press

Voc. & Ind. Ed. Teaching Aid Suppls

Standard Publisher

59.15 12.68

University of Houston University of Illinois Vari Typer Corporation Vaseco, Inc.

Board Action General Instruction Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta. Selected Standard Instr. Suppls Visual Aid Suppls Low 396.71 Standard 92,99

Veeco Beauty Equipment Mfg. Co.

Repr0 Ind. Art Eqpt.

Selected

Walker Stamp & Seal Company Ward Brothers Truck Parts

Instr0 Suppls Schl0 Shop Eqpt.

Low Low

Warwick & York, Inc0

Superintendent Suppls

Selected

Instr. Suppls

Low 98.63 125.00 Selected Bid Agreement 6.12

Southwestern Bell Telephone

Co#

M. Welch Manufacturing Co.

.... .

119.95

211.69 166.88 1,007.70

816.1?

7.75

1.00 118 »90

h?.9O

250.00 22.m 6.70 1189.70

3811.89 22.30 7.50 5.50

229.75 *>

West Chemical Products, Inc. Western Newspaper Union

Custodial Supple Instr. Suppls

Low Selected

3115.00 211.18

Western Uniform & Towel Service

Custodial Suppls

Agreement

27.112

Western Union Telegraph Company Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Telephone Utilities Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Standard

9.55 15.69

B. G. Wilkes Company The H. w. Wilson Company

Storeroom Suppls Library Books

Selected, Selected (Publisher)

3ik7»5O f>9.50

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 8

19$7-$8 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

A-16 A-19 1-3 I°3A 1-3 1-8 i-n 0-8 M-20 F-2

Superintendents Suppls Other Admin. Expense Instr. Suppls Central Instr. Suppls Voc. Instr. Suppls Commencement Expense ,L Rebinding & Magazines Upk Trks & Cars Engineering Dept. Suppls Rental & Storage

10.3$ 2.6$ 2.12 1.10 26.13 3$ .00 1.03 8.22 T.$0 .96

9$. 06

19$6-$7 General Fund

1.? 9.7$

Stansi Scientific Company

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

Tulane University Bookstore

Teaching Aid Suppls

Selected

Acme Quality Faints, Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

109.86

American Electric Ignition Co.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eq? t.

Low

3.0b

Low

29.00

2.08

•19$7*=$8 Building Levy

Ball Distributing & Engineering Co.Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low LOw Board Action Low Low Low Low Low

llu$0 19.1$ 9$6.83 3.20 bO.OO 12.10 .*230.00 37.60

Barada & Rage, Inc. Paul Blakeney Company E. S. Billington Lumber Company Brandt Implement Company Paul Brawdy The Boardman Company Capitol Blacksmith & Welding Bob Cates T . .................. Clarke Sanding Machine Coo Crane Company

Mtrls. Mtrls; Mtrls. Mtrls. Mtrls. Mtrls. Mtrls. Mtrls.

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr,.' Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Standard Low

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low Bid Agreement

116.6U 228. CO_

The Denman Floors Company The Dolese Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low Bid Agreement Low

621.09 12.30

Bill Doyle

Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

79.60

Emsco Electric Supply Co., Inc. Enmar, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low Low

226.7b 301.32

The Gordon E. Ervin Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Federal Corporation

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Standard Low

Bldg. Repr.' upk of Grds. Bldg. Repr. Upk of Grds. Upk of Grds. Repr. Eqpt. Bldg. & Repr. Bldg. Repr. Eqpt

28.71 199.32

117.$1 387.00

3bb.6b 8$.00

633.39

$ob.$i 109.00

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 9 195T-SS BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED). Flanagan Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt,

Low

185.32

Forest I>awn Mower Service

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

5.92

The Gasteam Radiator Co., Inc. General Electric Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Board Action Low

80 .uu 153.06

Gentry Severance Lumber Company

Mtrls0 Bldg. & Reprs.

Bid Agreement

135.00

The Glidden Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs.

Bid Agreement

3I16.00

Hart Industrial Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repro Eqpt. Low Board Action

The House of Wren, Inc.

Mtrls, Repr. Eqpt.

Low

Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid t

Independent Supply Company International Business Machines

Mtrls0 Repr. Eqpt, Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low Standard

Jones Newby Supply Company

Mtrls0 Bldg. Repr.

Low

hl.60

Jo & Ro Supply Company

Mtrls0 Bldg. Repr0

Low

7.U

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low Standard

Loeffler Greene Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt0

Low

52.77

Miller F10or Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low

111.55

Miller Jackson Company Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt. Low Mtrls. Bldgo Repr. Eqpt. Low

17.13 625,09

Minneapolis Honeywell Reg. Co.

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low

222.60

M. & v. Supply Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low

H,33

Neal Millwork & Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low

76.50

New State Ice Division City ProductMtrla. Rqpr. Eqpt.

Low

211.00

Nolen and Moore., Architects. Norman Plumbing Supply

Architectural Fees Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Board Approval Low Board Action

O’Connor Oklahoma Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low

132,00

The Oklahoman and Times

N.E, High School Elec, contract Mtrls, Bldgo Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Publisher Low Low Bid Agreement

160.80 265.00 ni»5k 32.Ui

Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma Hardware Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company

213.2k z 1,080.00|/lS)293<,2h

79.50 181.U5 320.32

501.77

121.00 636.73

25U.87 153.8U

78.20 117,81

U08.71

2,000.00 126.01

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 10 (1937-38 BUILDING LEVI CONTINUED)

173.73

Selected

Mrs0 Mary Patterson

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Eqpt. Low Bid Agreement

The Powers Regulator Company

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Standard

Harry Retter Electric Service

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low

Rice Machinery Company Richards & Conover Hardware Co0

Mtrls. Furn. Repr.. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Standard Low

Roofing Supply Company, Inc. Sand Products9 Inc. The Sanymetal Products Co., Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Low Bid Agreement Letter Quotation

Severin Supply Company Sharp Auto Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid Low

603.78 6.99

Sherwin Williams Company

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Bid Agreement

869.00

Bert Smith Road Machinery’ Company Joe Southwell

Mtrls. Upk Grds. Mtrls. Bldg. Repr.

Standard Selected

33.2k 210.00

Spurlin SAles, Inc. Standard Roofing & Material Co.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Repr0 to Bldg.

Star Electric Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

1.73 Standard U2.00 /■ Low Board Action 1,917.00 VL# 939.00 Bid Agreement 267.11. 289.81 22.70 Low

Steel Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk i

311 31U £16 £23

1,118.00 96.001 ■ T,21lu00 336.60

3.03 U6.8O 19.80

'601.38 21i0.00 1*,32.li3

172.82

Low

Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt. Mtrls. Upk of Grds Capitol Hill Sr.-Water Well

8.66 lt.08 12 0O6 2.50

27.30

Thomas Concrete Pipe Company Bob Uhls Plastering Company Westinghouse Electric Supply

Mtrls. Upk of Grds Repr.‘to Bldg. Mtrls. Mtrls. Repr. Eqpt.

Low Low Low

Murray R. Womble Compary Wynn Construction Compary

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Est. #2 Van Buren

Board Action Board Action

Furniture & Eqpt.

Board Action

Gardner Hotel Supply Company, Inc. Furniture & Eqpt. "■ ■ ■' ■’ ’.... >• •

Board Action

h7.8O

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Furniture & Eqpt.

Board Action

1,373.98

Schl. Furn0 & Eqpt.

Selected

130.00 I4.6.I4O 10.80 131.20 19,2U2.90

1936-37 Building Levy

Commercial Equipment Company

313.70

1956 Bond Acme Manufacturing Company

323.19

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 11 (1956 BOND CONTINUED) Butler Shade Company

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt.

Selected

1191.81i

Concho Construction Company, Inc. Cbnnelly Construction Company

Ground Improvement Parking Area, John Marshall

Board Action

286.25

Board Action

1,770.21

The Dolese Company

Elevator & Installation Board Action & Ground Improvement

136.65

Harry Keeton Supply Company

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt.

Low

156.711

Bob Roberts

Business Expense

Real Estate

1100.00

Atomic Sound Equipment Company

Other Operating Expense

Low

20.70

Miss Helen Biggers Dr. Claude E. Boatman

Summer Workshop Summer Workshop

Special Assignment Sepcial Assignment

15.00 15.00

Branham’s, Inc.

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Low

7U.6O

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Summer Workshop

Board Action

1156.15

F. E. Compton & Company

Extra ^trls. & Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

101.00

Columbia University Press

Instr. Suppls

Selected

3.111

C. E. Crooks

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

3.90

1957-58 Ford Foundation

116.90

Low

Dowlings, Inq.'

15.Op

Mr. Otis E. Dulan

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

First National Bldg. Corp.

Other Operating Expense

Rental Agreement

200.00

Graybar Electric Company, Inc. Mrs. Vivien V. Haynes House of Wren, Inc. Mrs. Helen M. Jones Mr. Otis 0. Lawrence Mr. L. E. Lewis

All Utilities Admin. Expense Extra Mtrls. & Suppls Admin. Expense Summer Workshop Summer Workshop

Low Board Action Low Board, Action Special Assignment Special Assignment

83.10 119.69 230.80 56.91 15.00 5.oo

The MacMillan Company

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Selected (Publisher)

Li .16

School District of Philadelphia Star Electric Supply Company

Instr. Suppls All Utilities

Selected (Publisher) Bid Agreement

2.30 205.55

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

10.00

Mr. George N. Woodall

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

15.00

Mr. Mart Woods

Summer Workshop

Special Assignment

15.00

Miss

eorgiaA. Stathos

■

•

.. .

Mary A, Thacker, Clerk

0-2F(A) 0*3 (C) 1-7 (C)

■

10.08 56.88 I16.I18

Other Operating Expense Extra Material & Suppls Instr. Suppls

LL3.hU

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MAI

?16,00(

....

Board Action

Verna Lyon Cambell and Anna KetchumCentral Land

i •

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

R- $123

Payrolls and Vendor Bills Approved

R. #12U Bids Accepted on Steel and Sheetmetal

§ It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright toratify the May payrolls, authorize j issuing the June payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing On roll call, the motion ' attached itemized list, totaling $127,193.62, as recommended. carried with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve acceptance of bids from the following firms on one lot of steel and sheetmetal for vocational shops for all schools, in the amount of $3,558-39? the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account: AMOUNTS'AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Steel Supply Company Robberson Steel Company

150.00 3,Uo8.39 $3?558.39

these and. other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R. #125 Bids Accepted on Classroom ■ Furniture

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept bids from the firms listed' below in the total amount of $77,163.15, for one lot of new classroom furniture, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account $527? all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Thompson Book Company Okla. Seating Company Boren-Malone Company Dowlings, Inc. City Office Supply Company

$13,6U9.3O 22,388.93 7,261+. 8I1 28,370.08 5,^90.00 $77,163.15

R. #126

Bids Accepted; on Lumber j

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept the bid of Morgensen Lumber Company in the total amount of $2,206.17 for one lot of lumber for the construction ]' of stadium press boxes at Capitol Hill Senior and Douglass Senior high schools, to be 5 • charged to the Bond Fund account $859 J and to accept the bid of Kilpatrick Lumber Company for one lot of birch lumber in the amount of $7^6.25, the purchase to be charged to the < Building Levy Fund account $511? these and other bids having been received in response ,

to the attached Notice for Bids:

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

MEETING OF JUNE 2, 1958 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a special purchase of one lot of vinyl and rubber floor tile from the Miller Floor Company, at a cost of $2,390.69^ the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Fund account $511, this tile to be used for repair of stair treads and landings. roll call.

The motion carried unanimously on

Information to the Board:

A financial statement as of April 30> 1958 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted for the Board's information.

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#127 :Approval to Buy Floor Tile

Financial Statement froi Food Service Department

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept the low bid of Galloway Electric Company in the amount of $21,609 for "th6 electrical modernization of the auditorium stage at Northeast High School, to be paid from the Building Levy Fund, account $522. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #128

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept the low bid of Jack Barnes Plumbing Company in the amount of $34, Wv for heating alterations to John Adams Elementary School, to be paid from the Building Levy Fund, account $531. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. $129

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve selling the building located at 22k N. W 9"th Street (Central High School site), sale to be conducted by asking

R. #130 Approval to Sell Building

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following described Change Order No. 1 on parking areas and site improvements at John Marshall High School and Classen Junior-Senior High School, Connelly Construction Company, Contractor:

R. $131 Change Ord. $]

potential bidders to submit letter quotations. call.

The motion carried unanimous lyâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;fon roll

Original Item 675 L. F. Pipe Rail @ $3.02

$2,038.50

Bid Accepted < Electrical Woi Northeast Higl Low Bid Accepi ed on Heating at Adams

Site Improveme Marshall High Approved (Also Classen)

DEDUCT

Substitute 4' Chain Length Fence as specified for Pipe Rail: 675 L. F. @ $1-50 ..................

.......... 1,012.50 Balance---- $1,026.00

ADD 78 L. F. Gates 6 Posts

@ $4.00............... $312.00 @ 10.66............. 63.96

375-96

NET DEDUCT BY CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 ............................................

$ 650.04

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the

ATTEST

President

R- $132

;Adjournment

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GRADUATING CLASS

Douglass High School 1.

Jess Travis Abram, Jr.

26.

Velva Jean Brown

Minnie Lovette Adkins

27.

Willie Dean Brown

Patricia Ann Allen

2S.

Joseph Bruner

Roy Clifton Amos

29.

Marva Ann Bruner

Otis Linton Anderson

30.

Alice Jean Buckner

Ulysses Anderson

31.

Evelyn Marie Buckner

Maurice Anglin

32.

Arthur Ray Bundage

George Edward Bailey

33.

Betty Irene Bunn

Carl Gene Ballard

34.

Mary Edith Bunn

10.

Marvin Eugene Barnett

35.

Sylvia Burkhalter

Aversa Mae Bass

36.

Carol Jean Bush

12.

Joe L. Birdine

37.

Maggie Rosella Butler

Clarence Eugene Bell

3S.

Dorothy Carter

14.

Earl Blassengill

39.

Grover C, Carter

15.

Richard Wesley Bradford

40.

Ann Shirley Christopher

16.

Roselma Bradley

41.

John Terry Clark

17.

Wilma Jean Bradley

42.

Louis Gable Clark

IS.

Roy Lee Brannon

43.

Malcolm Henry Cohran

19.

Otis Ivorn Brent

44.

Charles Richard Colbert

20.

Linnie Jean Brewer

45.

Dwayne H. Colbert

21.

Hattie Mae Broadnax

46.

Ruth Joyce Colbert

22.

Eugene Milton Brooks

47.

Mary Thelma Cole

23.

Calvin Coolidge Brown

4$.

Eugene Collins

Elray George Brown

49.

Clayetta Crawford

Helen Beatrice Brown

50.

Lonnie Faye Crawford

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51.

Rufus Galvin Crawford

76.

Billy Ray Garrett

52.

Jonathan Nathaniel Curtis

77.

Betty Jean Germany

53,

Billy Dewayne Daniels

78.

Shirley Ann Grayson

54*

Salmon Paul Daniels

79.

Earlie Eugene Green

55•

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Robert Lee Green

56B

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Bl.

Herbert Greene

57*

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58.

Jo Ann Dean

S3.

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59*

Melvin Eugene Dean

84*

Deola Mae Hall

60.

Robert Lewis Dodson

85.

Raymond Halstied

61.

Ola Curtis Dotson

86.

Ronald Vernon Harding

62.

Gwen Ellen Douglas

87.

Henry Clay Hawkins

63.

Rebetha Elizabeth Douglass

88.

Emma Jean Haynes

64*

Barbara Ann Downey

89.

Barbara Jean Henderson

65•

Imogene Jean DuBose

90.

Barbara Jean Henry

66.

William Homer Dunlap, Jr.

91.

Alma Hill

67*

Joe Louis Dunn

92.

Doretha Helen Hill

68.

Leatrice Dee Marie Eddens

93.

Ezekiel H, Hill, Jr.

69.

Juliette Christine Edwards

94.

Leroy Hill

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95.

Ural Brown Hinton

John Howard Farris, Jr.

96,

Clarence Author Hollins

72*

Charles Eugene Fields

97.

Maurice Donell Holloway

73.

Bonita Faye Forrest

98.

Kenneth Hopgood

74.

Grant Esposito Freeman, Jr.

99.

Richard Maurice Houston

75*

Warren G. Galbraith

.71*

100.

Gloria Ann Hudson Cont'd next page.

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LIST OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SCHOOL YEAR 1957-58 -cont'd.

' 'â&#x20AC;?1958 GRADUATING CLASS

-3-

DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL

101.

Verna Mae Huffman

126.

Lennie Mae McCauley

102.

Jessie Leah Ivory

127.

Delores Jean McDuffy

103.

Haywood Cyrus Jackson, Jr,

12$.

Rosetta Meadows

104.

Jessie Ann Lorene Jackson

129.

Clifford Minnis, Jr,

105*

Quinetta Joyce Jackson

130.

Rosa Marie Moore

106.

Geraldine Jones?

131.

William Calvin Moore

107.

Helen Rose Jones

132.

Bennie Maetta Murphy

103.

Lillie Mae Jones

133.

Don Howard Muse

109.

Marie Jones

134.

Dewitt Nell

110.

Artis Visanio Johnson

135.

Fred Douglass Nelson

111.

Kathlene Arvella Joseph

136.

Myril J, Nesbitt

112.

Cleophas Knight

137.

Richard Allen Newton

113.

Melvin Kornegay

13$.

Zelia R, Nichols

114.

Barbara Jean Langston

139.

Cotis Lee Nunley

115.

Wilbur Dean Law

140.

Ruth Ann Osborne

116.

Barbara Harlena Lee

141.

Van Arrett Osborne, Jr,

117.

Marva Irene Lee

142.

Alfreds Parker

11$.

Elcenia Elizabeth Lewis

143.

Mary Helen Parker

119.

Lottie Mae Lewis

144.

Norma Jean Parker

120.

Patsy Ann Lewis

145.

Patricia Ann Parker

121.

Oleta Lawanda Littlejohn

146.

Nathaniel Payne

122.

Marcus Jerome Lyday

147.

Henry Wayne Pendleton

123.

Geraldine Manuel

14^.

Carolyn Annette Perry

124.

George Washington Martin

149.

Maxine Perry

125.

Frederick Wayne McCann

150.

Gloria A, Pickett Cont'd next page.

LIST OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SCHOOL YEAR 1957-58 - CONT'D

1958 GRADUATING CLASS

-4-

DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL

151.

Willard Clarence Pitts

176,

Eugene Craig Smith

152.

Carl Edward Poe

177.

Exetta Ysobel Smith

153•

Edna Lucille Pope

170.

Jo Ella Smith

154.

Alma Faye Posey

179.

Manciel Lee Smith

155.

Leroy Powels

ISO.

Albert Lawrence Smiley

156.

Margaret Anna Pratt

101.

Barrel R. Snell

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157*

Marvin Eugene Provo

102.

Florence Ann Stafford

150.

Davis Earl Ramsey

103.

Edward Burnel Stamps

159.

Madeliene Carroll Reece

104.

Cecile Marie Stell

160.

Marilyn"Ann Reese

105.

Estelle Stripling

161*

Elcena Mae Reid

106.

Hobert Marcell Sutton**?

162. James Joe Rentie

107.

Shirley Marie Swansoh

163.

Paul Alan Richardson

100.

Alura Jean Taylor

I64*

James Earl Roberson

109.

Ora Lee Terry

165*

Celestine Rochanne Roberts

190.

Joe Louis Tilly

166*

Janetta Josiephine Robinson

191.

Josephine Todd

167*

John Carty Robinson

J|92.

160.

Jerry Odell Russell

193.

Joyce Wanell Walker

169.

Robert Charles Rutledge

194*

Augustus Rogene Walton, Jr

17®.

Shirley Ann Sadler

195.

Winford Terrill Warrfn

171.

Paul Scott

196.

Lue Anna Watkins

172«

Luetta Marie Scruggs

197.

Melvin Watson

;

173.

Vinita Delois Simmons

190.

Clarence Ray Watkins

174.

Claudette Elaine Slaughter

199.

Zellastine Watts

175*

Carl Clayton Smith

200.

Hallie Jean Whittenberg ■>

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Students receiving G.E.D. Diplomas:

Eugene Bryant Brent

Robert Victor Smith

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Earlene Venetia Vickers

201.

Gladys Fae Williams

202•

Glenda Elaine Williams

203*

Lawrence Williams

204.

Mary Catherine Williams

20$*

Oliver Lorinz© Williams

206.

Patricia Ann Williamson

207.

Fonzell Wilson

200.

Wilbert Eugene Wilson

209.

Ronald Isaiah Wofford

210.

Raymond Reedus Woods

211*

Wayne Woods

212.

Donald Young

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1958 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:

Mrs. L. D. Melton Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent.; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald, Floy Campbell, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; Mrs. Elaine Tucker and Mr. Clarence Deal - TV Studio; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representatives of the press; contractors and bidders.

In the absence of the President and the Vice President, Mr. Wright was appointed Chairman on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson.

R. $133 Mr. Wright Appointed ; Chairman Invocation

Dr. Barnes, Superintendent, gave the invocation. SPECIAL On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids in response to the attached Notice for Bids were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulation of bids:

TABULATION OF BIDS Addition to Burbank School Bidder Anderson & House Benedict Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co. Humphries Construction Co. Frank Ketch, Inc. Milner Construction Co. Secor Construction Co. Smith & Son

Base Bid $257,687 246,740 247,970 240,890 262,437 242,978 247,565 243,690

Modernization Electric Facilities Capitol Hill High School

Osborne Electric C’o. Industrial Electric Co. Shawver & Son Galloway Electric Co.

57,394 52,675 57,500 53,462

Parking Areas and Site Improvements (Wheeler, Univ. Hts., Cleveland, Central) Portland

Bidder

Asphaltic

No bid $34,565.00’ Metropolitan Paving Co. $33,661.97 30,078.30 Palm Paving Co. 40,800.00 None Doerfler Construction Co. 36,290.00 32,990.00 Connelly Construction Co. 32,529.8O; Wood & Son No bid 30,635.00 Cook Construction Co. No bid 34,978.30 34,500.00, Atlas Paving Co. Sanitary Sewer Shidler Elementary School Swatek Company Myers Construction Co.

$3? Hl -09 4,403-00

Mrs. Melton moved that the foregoing bids be checked by the central office staff, and if the low bid is submitted by S responsible bidder, that contracts be awarded for low bids. Low bids accepted after check and study are as follows:

R. #13^ Bids Opened 01 Building Projects

(1) Parking areas and site improvements for Wheeler, University Heights, Cleveland, and Central - $30,078.30, asphaltic concrete, Palm Paving Company; (2) Addition to Burbank School, base bid of $240,890 less Alternate "D", $2,415, - $238,475; with change order $1 reducing the contract in the amount of $7,096 - to Humphries Construction Company; (3) Modernization of electrical system, Capitol Hill High School, $52,675-00, to Industrial Electric Company; (4) Shidler sewer bids were rejected because City Engineering Department has not agreed on easement. i

The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried on roll call, with all members present ‘ voting "Aye."

R- #135 Low Bids Accepted on Building Projects

MEETING OF JUNE

1958 - CONT'D

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

R. #136 Transfer of Accounts Approved.

Motion was made Uy Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following transfer of accounts in the Building Levy and General Fund accounts: In the Building Levy Fund: Cancel from Account 1, New Buildings, $63,3°O- Re-appropriate in Account 2, Remodel and Repair, $62,600. Re-appropriate in Account 3, $700.00.

In the General Fund, as follows:

REQUESTED APPROPRI AT I ON TRANSFERS Board Meeting June 26, 1958 1957-58 GENERAL FUND

Salaries

Transfer Out

Transfer In

A-l. A—2 A-5 A-8 A-l I A-l 5 A-l 7 A-20 A-20 A

Business Office Supply Department Treasurer Attorney Auditor Superintendents Office Personnel Research I.B.M. Office

l-IA l-IB l-l C 1-2 1-7

Supervisi on Principals & Vice Principals Teachers Clerical Labor Printing

0-1 o«7 0-9

Custodians Truck Drivers Garage Men

M-IO M-IJ M-15 M-19

Repairs to Buildings Repairs to Equipment Upkeep of Grounds Engineering Department

s-i s-4

Health Department Recreati on

5,2+85.50 2+, 805.2+0

N|ia»|

Night School Teachers

5,055.55

2j.OI.O9

1,555.28 .08 .08

.08

69.68

126.75

270.50 1,015.08

574.25 85.56 55,608.52

1,565.71

606.46 •*' 2,999.17 1,196.59 189.99

2,555.67 506.80 10,071.75 565.5^4.

Maintenance & Supplies

1-5

Instructional Supplies

0—4 0-5

Light & Power Water

M-8 M-17

Repairs to Audio Visual Eqpt Labors Materials Radio Station

1,000.00 500.00

T-5

Rent Transportation Eqpt

1,100.00

C-l C-2 c-9 C-l 7 C 18

New Furniture & Fixtures New School Apparatus Library Books Research Office Eqpt Engineers Office Eqpt

40,253.08

11.47

515.00 951.74 50.00

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

58,956.06

11.47

981.74 315.00

58,956.06

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded, by Mr. Thompson, the following Resolutions of Appreciation for deceased retired employees were passed:

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IN APPRECIATION OF MISS ANNIE ROUP

R. #137 Resolutions oi Appreciation Passed Annie Roup

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Annie Roup, June 12, 1958.

Miss Roup joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1908 at Emmerson School, where she taught until the end of the 1924-25 school year. In the fall of that year, she joined the staff at Lincoln School and was there until the spring of 1936. After her teaching career, she served on the Reserve and Advisory Board from 1936 until January 1, 19W • Miss Roup was a capable teacher, conscientious, cooperative, and resourceful. Her techniques in teaching the fundamentals of intermediate grades were considered very good and her pupils made excellent progress under her instruction. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to Miss Roup's years of faithful service to the children of Oklahoma City.

IN APPRECIATION OF Mr. Herman F. Rusch

H. F. Rusch

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Herman F. Rusch, June 11, 1958.

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Mr. Rusch joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1904 as Director of Vocation Education and Industrial Arts at Central High School. In 1923> he was elected Supervisor of Industrial Arts for the entire school system, and two years later as Supervisor of Vocational Education and Industrial Arts. He served in this capacity until the close of the 1944- 45 school year, He was on the Reserve and Advisory Board for one year following his retirement. He was a member of the First Methodist Church of Oklahoma City. He was an outstanding teacher and administrator in his field. Thousands of students participated in some phase of classwork under his direction, and as a Supervisor he was most competent and effective in administering the program of vocational and industrial arts education. He was loyal, cooperative, and much admired by students and coworkers.

The Boarii of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to Mr. Rusch's many years of excellent and faithful service to the. Oklahoma City School System.

PERSONNEL

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

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

ASSIGNMENT

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■ LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Profes sion al

(dr ) Grady , Charles ,

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r—------ - ------------------------------------------------ - -------- —-------------------- ;--------

TERMINATIONS

NAME

; Personnel ; Recommended

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT - |

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

|' * ■------------- Ft — re m|rks

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South east Princ ipal

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8-1-58

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

The following teachers have worked in the Coaches' Summer Recreation Program and have earned the amount of money li

Cap i to I Hill Sen i or C. B. Speegle Ray Vaughn

$300 300

Centra I Jack Ray Maurice Pierce

150 300

CIassen Lonnie Gilliland, Jr. Phil I ip Dalke

300 150

Doug I ass Moses Miller Lawrence Cudjoe

300 300

Grant Tracy Norwood William Mills

300 300

Hard i ng Jerry Potter Byrom Roberts

300 300

Marsha I I Francis Baxter

150

Northwest Rex Irwin Don Van Pool

300 300

Northeast Harold Merideth

Southeast R. L. Berry Charles Hepler

â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

300

300 300

Request permission to pay the above named personnel amounts indicated.

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Request permission to employ the following people to teach Secondary Summer School at Central High School: Name

Subject

Sa 1 ary

Fern Col 1ier Ste1 1 a Edm i ston Jim N, Fortenberry Katherine Gibson G1adys Gillette Gwendolyn Hanger Donald Mackeen Loren P, Nelson Mary Sei ken

Social Studies Mathemat i cs Engl i sh Eng 1 i sh Eng 1 i sh Mathemat i cs Social Studies Mathemat i cs Soc i a I Stud i es

$487.50 487.50 400.00 487.50 487.50 487.50 450.00 487.50 487.50

The above teachers are of May 29, 1958,

in addition to those on the original â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;

list

The Recreation Commission wishes to submit the following recommendations to the Board of Education: Two Field Supervisors be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $65.00 per week,

Edmund Rotzinger Mike Van Meter

Four Field Supervisors be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $1.25 per hour for the hours they work: Mabe I Lee Kays A I Ossenkop Alice Waters Margaret Losey

One Field Supervisor be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $1,10 per hour for the hours he works:

Allen Hancock Twelve playground supervisors be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $1.10 per hour for the hours they work:

Theta Benton Fannie Brooks Nona Butler Mary Cook Octavia Douglass Minta Mae Drake Mayvourlene Frederick Charles Guerrero Jean Keck I er Marilyn Laughbaum

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

I RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Twelve playground supervisors be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $1.10 per hour for the hours they work:(cont'd)

Francis Murray Valera W i I er

Four playground supervisors be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $1.05 per hour for the hours they work: Francds E. Crowell Mary Lou Hayes Ruth Pierce Kathleen Worley

Ten playground supervisors be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $1.00 per hour for the hours they work: David F. Barlow Lance Cudjoe Donald B. Dennis John H. Foster Robert Hays Raymond Mitchell Lloyd Rumbaugh Glenn Stephenson Dan R. Stough Hugh Terre I I

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Nineteen playground supervisors be eIected beginning June 2 at a salary of $0.95 per hour for the hours they work:

Raymond Hayes James Hill Ralph A. Lee Larry Miller Eddie B. McMiI Ian Esther R. Milligan Dorothy C. Raney Marilyn H. Swanson Donald Taylor

WiI I iam Henry Bachrach Freddie Cudjoe Bill Conner Wanda Countryman Dayna Davis Donald Maurice Edwards Suzy Emitt John L. Ford Betty LaVonne H awk i ns Bob Hammond

Six playground supervisors be elected beginning June 2 at a salary of $0.90 per hour for the hours they work; Ruby Argo Hattie P. Cheatham Christine Bailey Mittie W. Johnson Reba Shaw 01eta V. Ski nner

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

Reques t perm ission to

Clyd

Darryl

Clin

(Summ er Sch ool )

add the foll owing

Bead les

ele mentar y sch ool

teac her s retroa ctiv e to

Buch anan Scho ol

2 HRS PER DAY

Mayfair

2 HRS PER DAY

School

Reque st permi ssion to add the foll owi ng elem ent ary summ er school

Carol ine Mun ford Ruth Jen kins Juli a warren

Jun e

teach ers to the staff

2, 1958,

1inwoo

d Scho ol Joh ns on School Edison Scho ol

Forma tion to the Board : ' Ross Elem en tary Scho ol was clo sed bec ause of smal l en roll ment fjRs Margaret S-.^.^^EFORE NOT BE TEACHING DURING THE SUMMER\SESSL9^'<JUNE 2 s Jutfe,! I)

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Hadd en

will

(Retroactive to June 2, 1958.)

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended, personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R- #138 â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Personnel Approved

PURCHASING

After a rather lengthy discussion of bids received on art room furniture, motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson that art room furniture for Capitol Hill Senior High School be purchased from Dowlings, Inc., in the amount of $6,039-03; and that art room furniture for Harding High School be purchased from Oklahoma Seating Company in the amount of $8,9^+9-89 j bids on this furniture having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: (Charged to Building Levy Account #533-)

R- #139 Bids Accepted on Art Room Furniture

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

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson- to accept bids as follows on stage equipment, stage rigging, and auditorium window draperies, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #511:

:R. #11+0 iBids Accepted on Stage Equip

(a) For Central High School Auditorium in the amount of $1,157-^0, to the Southwestern Studios;

(b) For Columbus School in the amount of $1,239-00? "to Capitol Stage Equipment Company;

these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the special purchase of four (U) I. B. M. electric typewriters shown listed below for use by the Ford Foundation instructional staff in the amount of $1,305, the purchase to be charged to the Ford Foundation Account: UNIT PRICE EXTENSION 2 IBM electric typewriters Prestige Elite Type 16" carriage - dove grey

$325-00

$650.00

1 IBM electric typewriter Elite Type 16" carriage With carbon ribbon attachment Dove grey

360.00

1 IBM electric typewriter Prestige Elite Type 12" carriage - dove grey

295.00

295.00 $1,305-00

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

R. #1U1 : Bid on IBM Typewriters Accepted

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #142 Bids Accepted on Typewriters

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to purchase typewriters, as follows:

new standard electric typewriters,one each for the Personnel Office, Business Office, and Receiving Department, from low bidder, Smith Corona Company, @ $259-00 each ----------- $750.00 (Charged in equal amounts to accounts #'s C-l, C-12, and C-14.)

(a) 3

new standard 14" typewriters, for use in the office of Pupil Services, from Royal McBee Company, cost after exchange deduction ----417-50 (to be charged to the M-3 account.) (c) 49 new standard 11" typewriters for instructional use in all commercial departments, from the companies shown listed below, in the total amount of $7,317-50, purchase to be charged to the M-3 account:

(b) 2

COMPANY

Smith-Corona Royal McBee Underwood Remington Rand

QUANTITY’ 12 12 13 12

UNIT

$180.00 180.00 180.00 180.00

EXTENSION $2,160.00 2,160.00 2,340.00 2,160.00

EXCHANGE

$355-00 407.50 362.50 377-50

NET COST

$1,805.00 1,752-50 1,977-50 1,782.50

BRAND Smith Royal Underwood Remington

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

R. #143 • Bids Accepted on Science Supplies ■ Ford Found.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recomendation to purchase several lots of miscellaneous science supplies for use in the Ford Foundation Training program, from the companies shown listed below in the total amount of $1,907-14, the purchase to be charged to the Ford Foundation Account CA-I-7:

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Ward's Natural Science W. M. Welch Carolina Biological Stansi Scientific General Biological Central Scientific

32.65 1,120.55 78.30 41.65 388.50 245.49 $1,907-14 $

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R- #144 j Bids Accepted for Plumbing i Supplies ?

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that one lot of standard plumbing supplies and fittings be purchased for Capitol Hill Senior and Douglass Stadium and all schools from the bidders shown listed below in the amount of $2,340.40, the purchase to be charged to Bond Fund #859 in the amount of $527-32, and to the Building Levy Fund #514 in the amount of $1,813-08:

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Loeffler Greene Flanagan Supply Mideke Supply Co.

913-62 102.58 1,324.20 $2,340.40

these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call,- the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;D

It was moved, "by Mrs. Melton and. seconded, by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one >R. lot of lumber for Capitol Hill Senior High School auditorium from the bidders shown listed ' Bids Accepted below in the amount of $2,179-^5? the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account : on Lumber for #533, alL bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: C. H. Sr. High

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Billington Lumber Co.

103-80

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept bids as follows on supplies for metal annexes: (a)

(b)

d One lot of plumbing pipe and supplies from the bickers listed below in the total amount of $1,5^2.51, the purchase tobe charged to the Building Levy Account #51^-: Crane Company $ 712.97 Federal Corporation 829 â&#x20AC;˘ 5^-

One lot of standard electrical supplies, bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $3?062.02, the purchase to be charged to Building Levy Account #51U: Service Electric Supply Electric Supply of Oklahoma Hunzicker Electric Co.

320.82 1,732-18 1,009.02 $3,062.02

all bids having been received in response to the attached Notices for Bids:

The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye.

R. #11)6 . Bids Accepted on Plumbing & Elec. Supplie Metal Annexes

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;D

R. #14# Special Purchases Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following special purchases of supplies, all of which are to be charged to the 1-3 account: (a) One lot of standard storeroom stock of miscellaneous kindergarten toys for all schools, ; from the manufacturer, Creative Playthings, Inc., in the amount of $1,U81.84;

(b) One lot of standard storeroom stock of record albums for all schools, from the supplier, Estamae Record Company, in the amount of $812.50; (c) One lot of standard storeroom stock of magic marker sets and refills for all schools from the supplier, Doenges Supply Company, in the amount of $1,13^-32; (d) One lot of standard storeroom stock music books for. all schools from the publisher, Ginn & Company, in the amount of $1,642.47;

(e) One lot of standard storeroom stock of elementary puzzles for all schools from the manufacturer, the Judy Company, in the amount of $1,208-70.

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

. #14'3 Purchase of Chlorinator Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to purchase one Wallace & Tiernan chlorinator for the swimming pool at Moon Junior High School from Pascal P. Paddock, Inc., in the amount of $820.00, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #514. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #14^ Purchases for Ford Foundation Approved

Mrs. Melton moved approval to make the following purchases for the Ford Foundqi^ion program to be paid from accounts as indicated:

â&#x2013;

(a)

One 5'7" grand piano for use in the T-V studio from the Plaza Court Music Company in the amount of $1,675-00, Kimball piano, the purchase to be charged to Ford Foundation Account A-0-3;

(b)

One lot of science supplies and equipment for use in various schools for Ford Foundation instruction, from the bidders shown listed below, in the total amount of $2,126.35, the purchase to be charged to Ford Foundation Account CA-I-7:

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

$ 202.99 Refinery Supply Co. 105.24 W. M. Welch Carolina Biological Supply 89-92 General Biological Sup. 3U-55 152.98 Stansi Scientific Co. 428.67 Visual Educ. 'Service Bausch & Lomb Optical 300.00 535-00 Bioscope Mfg. Co. $2,126.35 Also, the following described equipment, to be awarded on extended bid basis from the above bid and to be awarded to the same companies receiving like units:

UNIT PRICE 44 Microscopes Bioscope Mfg.

Co.

3 Bioscopes, Master Model 60 Bioscope Mfg. Co. 1 Lens, Oil Immersion, lOOx Bioscope Mfg. Co.

(c)

EXTENSION

$ 74.00

$3,256.00

165.00

495.00

48.00

48.00 $3,799-00

One lot of 11,000 reams of typewriter paper for use in the Ford Foundation multilith department, on an extended bid basis from a sealed bid for instructional supplies dated March 27, 1958, from the Carpenter Paper Company, as follows:

11,000 reams

Pen Ease Bond Typing Paper, 8# x 11, 16#

.65 rm.

$7,150.00

This purchase is to be charged to the Ford Foundation C-0-3 account. (d.)

A special purchase of one lot of standard supplies and masters for the new multilith department for Ford Foundation use from the Multilith Sales Company, in the amount of $2,813.04, to be charged to the Ford Foundation A-0-2F account.

The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye. If

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

I It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the special purchase |direct from the manufacturer, Television Zoomar Corporation, of one Super Universal Zoomar !Television Camera Lens for use on Ford Foundation Television programs, in the amount of $9,500-00, the purchase to be charged to Ford Foundation Account C-0-3- On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #159 Approval to Purchase Television Camera Lens for Ford Foundation Use

; Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one ,lot of kitchen equipment and fabricated equipment from the bidders shown underlined on the attached tabulation, in the total amount of $17,274.75, the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Equipment Account; all bids having been received in response to the attached ■Notice for Bids:

R. #151 Purchase of Kitchen Equipment and Fabri cated Equipmen Approved

TABULATION FOR

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT

1»

* 2.

Steamer, Steam Craft COMPANY NAME

UNIT PRICE

EXTENSION

^ijBRAND NAME & NO,

1. 2. 3. 4.

482.00 537.00 561.82, 614.00

482.00 537.00 561.82 614.00

Steam Steam Steam ' Steam

399.00 407.53 409.00 453.00

1,596.00 1,630.12 1,636.00 1,812.00

Garland Garland Garland Magic Chef

333.50 348.00 355.20 384.00

2,668.00 . 2,784.00 2,841.60 3,072.00

ABC Ryan ABC Nor-Lake

666.00 671.00 675.00 694.22

4,662.00 4,697.00 4,725.00 4,859.54

Blakeslee Horbart Blakeslee Hobart

830.00 863.00 901.48 969.00

Garland Garland Garland Magic Chef

576.00 591.00 611.00 614.35 635.78

Puff er-Hubbard Glenco Sta-Kold Sta-Kpld Sta-Kold

Commercial Equipment The Jones Co. Gardner Hotel Goodner Van Engineering

Range Battery, Magic Chef Garland Vulcan 1. 2. 3. 4.

Gardner Hotel Commercial Equipment Goodern Van The Jones Co.

Mixers, Hobart Blakeslee 1. 2. 3. 4,

Gardner Hotel Goodner Van Engineering Commercial Equipment The Jones Co.

Food Freezers, Ryan

1. 2. 3. 4. 4.

Craft Craft Craft Craft

Roast Ovens, Magic Chef Garland Vulcan 1. 2. 3. 4.

Gardner Hotel The Jones Co. Goodner Van Engineering Commercial Equipment

Commercial Equipment Gardner Hotel Goodner Van Engineering The Jones Co.

Refrigerator, Puffer-Hubbard Sta-Kold

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

The Jones Co. McKesson Robbins Commercial Equipment Goodner Van Gardner Hotel

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT'D

Kitchen Trucks, Colson

1. 2. 3. 4. 8.

The Jones Co. Gardner Hotel Goodner Van Commercial Equipment

64.25 83.00 85.51 89.00

84.75 94.50 103.04 109.00

508.50 567.00 618.24 654.00

Commercial Equipment Gardner Hotel Goodner Van

645.00 665,00 774.09

1,935.00 1,995.00 2,322.27

Vegetable Peelers, MFM Mfg. Go 1. 2. 3. 4.

12.

64.25 83.00 85.51 89.00

Ideal Jarvis-Jarvis Colson Colson

EPCO Crescent Crescent Crescent

Unionf*Steel Union Steel Union Steel Union Steel

Portable Hot Food Carts 1. 2. 3,

11.

251.52 312.00 328.00 336.00

Pot Storage Racks, Union Steel Products 1. 2. 3. 4.

10.

62.88 78.00 82.00 84.00

Cooling Rack, Crescent 1. 2. 3. 4.

Goodner Van The Jones Co, Gardner Hotel Commercial Equipment

Commercial Equipment The Jones Co. Gardner Hotel Goodner Van

Duke Duke Seco

15 IId *

231.00 236.00 244.00 255.28

462.00 472.00488.00 510.56

MJM MJM MJM MJM

554.00 571.80 598.00 604.92

MJM MJM MJM MJM

Vegetable Peelers, MJM Mfg. Co., 20 lb. 1. 2. 3. 4. ’

Commercial Equipment The Jones Co. Gardner Hotel Goodner Van

277.00 285.90 299.00 302.46

FABRICATED EQUIPMENT 4

Cook's Tables

1. 2. '3. 4.

2„

McKesson Robbins Commercial Equipment Gardner Hotel Goodner Van

273.00 280.00 321.00 343.56

1,092.00 1,120.00 1,284.00 1,374.24

Bol-Lin Food Equip Dallas SheetMetal Southern Equip Co

Baker's Tables 1. 2. 3. 4.

McKesson Robbins Gardner Hotel Goodner Van Commercial Equipment

1,448.00 1,788.00 1,950.28 2,280.00

362.00 447.00 487.57 570.00

Bol-Lin i Dallas SheetMetal Southern Equip^ do. Food Equip 1 1

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Mixer Table 1. 2. 3. 4.

Gardner Hotel Commercial Equipment. McKesson Robbins The Jones Co.

69.00 90.00 95.00 96.50

DalJas SheetMetal Food Equip [ Bol Lin Bol Lin ' .y

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1958 - CONT’D T

j R- #151 ' Continued

On roll call,

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Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made Uy Mrs. Melton, seconded Uy Mr. Thompson, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

R. #152. Adjournment

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1 9 5 8 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JULY

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Phil C. Bennett, President

PRESENT:

Mrs. Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

ABSENT: • j ’ j

7, 1958 AT if-: 30 P. M.

C. B. McCray, Vice President

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; George H. C Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mrs. Floy Campbell, Mr. Bill Foutz, Dr. Lonnie Gilliland, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Mr. Gene Stinebeck, and Mr. A. H. Higdon, - directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Members of the press. Absent: Mary A. Thacker, Clerk.

The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.

Invocation

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In the absence of Miss Thacker, Dr. George was appointed by the Chairman as Acting Clerk of the Board.

Dr. George Acting Clerk Visitors Recognized

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The President welcomed Mrs. Warren Welch, President of City P-TA Council, who was present, and also Mr. A. H. Higdon whanhe congratulated on his recent election as County Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Higdon, in turn, thanked the Board and staff members Tor their support of him.

Minutes of the meetings of June 2, 1958, and June 26, 1958 were approved as read.

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a resolution authorizing and directing the Treasurer of the District to invest available funds in U. S. Government Ninety-day notes. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

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Minutes Approved R- #153 Resolution Approving Investment in U. S. GOV. Notes Passed

On motion of Mr. Thompson seconded by Mr. Wright the report of the School District Treaurl er for the month of June and other financial and legal reports submitted were approved. i R. #15^ Legal and Financial REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Reports Approx

Mrs. Melton reported as follows on the high points at the NEA Convention which she attended Report of Mrs recently in Cleveland, Ohio: Melton on NEA ! Convention (1) Much discussion on whether or not education is meeting the needs of youth today;

(2)

Discussion of education in two worlds;

(3)

Strong stand taken by NEA on educational television;

(U)

Federal aid discussed.

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Motion to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Gene Post to attend the meeting indicated was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye;" 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 person'would attend the professional meeting indicated: Mr. Gene Post - to attend the Annual Meeting of the Educational Film Library Association arid the National Audio-Visual Association, Chicago, Illinois, July 2U-27, 1958.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Mr. Post 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mr. Post on the trip be paid by the Board of Education.

? R. #155. Mr. Post ■ Directed to ' Attend Conferj ence j

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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958

R. #156 1958-59 Gen’l Fund Budget Approved

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It was moved by Mrs. M^Lton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the 1958-59 General Fund operating budget for the Oklahoma City Public Schools, in the amount of $13,37O,kll. The motion carried on roll call, will all members present voting "Aye."

R. #157 Building Levy Budget Approved 1958-59

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the 5-mill Building Levy budget for 1958-59 in the amount of $1,500,000. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #158 Personnel Reemployed for 1958-1959

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve resolution employing the following persons for the school year 1958-59 at the salaries indicated, and that the District enter into a teacher's contract with each person thereof on the printed form submitted to and approved by the Board of Education, and that the same be executed by Mr. Gilbert L. Robinson, Director of Personnel, on behalf of the District; als9,that the following non-certified people be employed on a month-to-month basis at the rate of yearly salary set out below:

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Certified and Clerical Personnel Re-elected for Year 1958-59

Annual Salary! 12 Mos♦ Basis:

Assignment

Name

...

SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE

[ SPECIAL SERVICES (PART-TIME) !•

Green, George H. C. Lybrand,W. A. Prigmore, Baker & Company

$18,000.00 k,800.00 3,160.00. k,ooo.oo

Super intendent Administrative Assistant Secretary Clerk of Board

Barnas, Melvin W, Saner, Katherine Dallas, Inez S. Thacker, Mary A.

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Treasurer Attorney Auditors

5,000.00 6,500.00 7,750.00

Personnel Director Personnel Assistant Assistant Director of Personnel Application Secretary Payroll Clerk Contract Clerk New Teacher Clerk PBX Operator PBX Operator Director Public Relations Secretary

9,300.00 k,100.00 6,000.00 2,880.00 2,6ko.oo 2,560.00 2,kko.oo 2,620.00 2,3k0.00 6,900.00 2,860.00

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL

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Robinson, Gilbert Burroughs, Betty Shultz, Robert M. Argo, Sybil Cavener, Christine George, Emma Nicholl, Margaret Kitson, Marie A. Stotts, Wilma Campbell, Floy Wilson, Edna L.

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH

10,000.00 3,160.00 2,200.00 8,koo.oo 2,880.00 6,000.00 2,880.00 2,220.00 6,000.00 3,600.00 2,k6o.oo 2,620.00 2,580.00

Assistant Superintendent Secretary Clerk Director of Research Secretary Supervisor Attendance and Census Secretary Clerk Supervisor Tab Operator Key Punch Key Punch Verifier

Burr, Merle J. Smith, Yolonda Carmichae1, Jo N. Higdon, Alex Chaffin, Opal Newberry, Francis A. Frogge, Anna Penequine, Pearl Jenkins, Bill Bilien, Buddy Henry, Dean Miracle, Betty J. Prater, Geraldine

DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION

{ Broad, T. H. ' Swanson, David J West, Dellora Taylor, W. H. . i,- McCauley, Ysleta i Brown, Howard E. Jones p He lem M. f J&ckspn Schumacher; Donna t Foth,-Henry "S'/ ’ I Fees, Lois £ Goodman, Joe' Ke ller^^Edsd^uL^.

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Director of Curriculum Curriculum Assistant Secretary Director Secondary Education Secretary Supervisor Secondary Education Supervisor Secondary Education '^feeretary 1 Supervisor Secondary Education -'’■Supervisor Secondary Music Trave'ling’JMps ic Teacher Traveling JSlring Teacher ^.rf-Tra-velihg. Music Teacher

9,500.00 5,050.00 3,160.00 8,700.00 2,580.00 7,000.00 7,300.00 2,800.00 6,000.00 7,000.00 3,700.00 3,900.00 ’*

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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED ____________ ■az.

Certified and Clerical Personnel (Cont'd)

Name

Assignment

■Pittman, Cornelius .Scott, Sublett sSeese, Robert ' Thompson, Rosemary Unger, Marion ■Westman, T. Burns McDonald, Gladys . r.. .....

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Fuqua, Gertrude K. Ainslie, Pauline Bailey, Thelma Haynes, Vivien V. Rogers, Georgia M. Bennett, Margaret Kingston, Myrna Robinson, Yvonne Rickhrd, Mildred DeWees, Cecile Harlin, Leilah Harlin, Zeilah Hughes, Juanita t Lakey, Jean Lane, Donna Logue, Melba Nelson, Isabel G. Smith, Ruth Abbott, Ruth Quindt, Ottelia Whelihan, Gladys Cowan, Zeta Ebel, Ann Heffner, Daisybee ■ McCall, Beulah D. Gilliland, Lonnie Tidball, Pat Lack, Marty Haller, William C. Stevens, Rogers G. Rogers, Eloise Barclay,•Carl A. '■ Farr, Louise Cox, Frank * . Akin, Margaret E. | Bivens, Neoma R. Bookstore, Harriet Enos, Mary J. Hall, Mae P. Hudson, Rosemarie Humphrey, Verla Kail, Beulah Kent, Mary A. Meador, Minnie L. i Cortey, Bazzeline i Ramsey, Florine : Costley, Clifford J -Patterson, Barbara Pendleton, Melba | Craig, Beverly J. Womack, Frances Brunson, Robert L. Post, Gene ■ .Cary, James H. ; Shin,Tai Saeng Staal, Mary Snelson, Evyline D. ■ Douglas, Irma F. ; Bailey, Barbara Ridings, Helen ; Nigh, Vivian • Croley, Harrell R. Hawkins, Bill Jones. Thelma. Gay, Ethel « L Hill, Virgil T. i. Simpson, William H. McKnight, Nitai ! r

Traveling Music Teacher Traveling String Teacher Traveling String TeacherTraveling Mus ic Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Director Elementary Educatioh ,

Secretary Special Education Supervisor Elementary Education Supervisor Elementary Education Supervisor Elementary Education Secretary Elementary Supervisor Secretary Supervisor Elementary Music Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Vocal Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Music Teacher Traveling Art Teacher Traveling Art Teacher Traveling Art Teacher Secretary Director Inverness Assistant Inverness Clerk Director Safety Education Secretary Traveling Music Teacher Director Health & Physical Education Supervisor Elementary Physical Education Secretary School Physician £ T School Physician Dentist i~T Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse School Nurse School Nurse Traveling Nurse Director Teaching Materials Secretary. Secretary Clerk File Clerk gT Recording Supervisor Supervisor Audio Visual Film Inspector 3A TFilm Inspector gT Film Clerk Curriculum Librarian Assistant Curriculum Librarian Librarian Secretary Curriculum Library gT Textbook Clerk Textbook Helper gT Textbook Clerk gT Librarian Library Director Department :Pupil geryieaft School Clinic Psychologist School Psychologist ......

Annual Salary 12 Mos. Basis

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

Certified and Clerical Pei-sonnel (Cont'd)

Name DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION (Cont'd) Sniped, Carrie L. Coburn, Thurman H. Ledgerwood, Sue Yoachum, Dorothy L. Bridges, Cecil Collins, Margaret Curry, Mary Ann Dry, Glatha V. Glidewell, Wanda J. Huddleston, Carolyn Krieger, Pauline M. Perry, Hazel B. Sharp, Wanda F. Wells, Mary M. Wilson, Mauderie H. Kirkpatrick, A. J. Sams, Bessie C. Mims, Nora VBallard, Leslie V. Taylor, William E. Cook, Betty J. Corbett, James F. Potts, William Hicks, Harry E. Larsen, Edith C. Boyles, Patricia Johnson, Iris D. Tucker, Elaine J. Siegley, Margaret McCracken, Lois O'Neal, Mary Arnold, Louise A. Boatman, Claude E. Edmond, Kenneth D. Gordon, Berniece Lawrence, Otis 0. Hill, Tom McCain, Mary Padgett, Lorena Phillips, Lila Saner, Laura Deal, Clarence Corner, Richard C. Enlow, Ralph V. Femelat, C. D. Transue, T. D. Pfotenhaven, Robert ^Owning, George Ward, Bartlett Winbray, J. D.

Assignment Secretary School Psychologist Testing Clerk Secretary Evaluator Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Visiting Counselor Attendance Worker Attendance Worker Secretary Director Vocational Education Supervisor Vocational Education Secretary Traveling Industrial Arts Vocational Education Principal Adult Institute Coordination Instruction Practical Nurse Instruction Cl Instructor Adult Education Director Radio & TV Assistant Director Radio & TV Office Manager Receptionist Typist TV & Elem. Teacher TV Chem Physic TV & Science Teacher Math TV & Science Teacher Math Teacher TV and Soc. Studies Teacher TV & Elem. Teacher Secretary Ford Foundation Receptionist Radio and TV Engineer Assistant Engineer TV Engineer Assistant Radio TV Assistant Engineer Engineer Electrical Engineer Science Art Director Production Supervisor

Annual Salary, 12 Mos. Basis $ 2,860.00 5,860.00 2,560.00 2,620,00 6,200.00 5,000.00 4,400.00 5,300.00 4,4oo.-oo 4,Uoo.oo 5,000.00 5,000.00 4,300.00 4,800.00 4,600.00 4,000.00 4,200.00 2,800.00 8,500.00 ^*000.00 2,920.00 5,000.00 5,200.00 *6,600.00 4,500.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 6Z,800.00 5,600.00 3,500.00 2,400.00 4,100.00 9,000.00 3,700.00 5,800.00 4,960.00 5,000.00 4,350-00 4,250.00 2,880.00 2,580.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 5,100.00 5,700.00 5,700.00 5,000.00 5,200.00 4,900.00

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS

Ginn, Hugh B. Songer, Inez Harville, Charles Lawson, NOla Faye Stinebeck, Eugene Chesnut, Lois Thompson, Pricilla Looney, Felicia Booth, Gil Light, David Haney, Hollis Gardner, Margaret Russel, Joe V. Thomason, Lucretia Wright, Elsie Anderson, Faye

Business Manager Secretary Director Purchasing Secretary Purchasing Secretary Purchasing Food Service Receptionist Tabulation Clerk Multilith Operator Chief Accountant Office Manager Secretary Head Claim Clerk Claim Clerk Requisition Clerk Att. Clerk

8,500.00 3,100.00 6,300.00 3,100.00 5,200.00 2,500.00 2,560.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 7,200.00 4,260.00 2,280.00 4,160.00 2,400.00 2,880.00 2,920.00

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED '.T'xr

.Certified, and. Clerical.,.Personnel (Cont'd) DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS (Cont'd)

Annual Salary 12 Mos. Bas is

Name

Assignment

Herber, Frances McCluskey, Rae J. Mooney, Ermarie Taylor, Wilna B. Woodward, Mortimer Elder, Blaine H. Smith, Forrest Travis, Effie Elkins, William B. Songer, James A. Coleman, Carl Robinson, Walter Tuttle, J. B. Stow, Jess W. Caesar, Gladys Burnett, Lois Gore, A. Jean Muegge, E. G. Francisco, Dwight DePlois, Louis Burroughs, Warren Johnston, William Moentnish, Ernest Smith, Jerry J. Morton, John W. Way, Robert G. Newman, James R. Loftin, William H. Pearce, James Colwell, J. W. Hartman, Vernon Hickey, C. W. Pendergrass, Estel Spitler, John F. Wood, Wm E. Byus, James R. Burroughs, Donald

Clerk Jr. Accountant Machine Operator Machine Operator Assistant Business Manager Storeroom Clerk Secretary Stockroom Clerk Assistant Storeroom Clerk Foreman Warehouse Warehouse Clerk Warehouse Helper Warehouse Clerk Supply Clerk Furniture Clerk Kardex Clerk Kardex Clerk Mail Clerk Yardman Assistant Foreman Furniture Repair Furniture Repair Furniture Repair Furniture Repair Apprentice Furniture Repair Apprentice Furniture Repair Furniture Carpenter Spray Painter Spray Painter Furniture Carpenter Furniture Repair Truck Driver Furniture Carpenter Furniture Repair Truck Driver Truck Driver's Helper Truck Driver's Helper Mail Truck Driver Laborer

$ 2,520.00 3,660.00 3,240.00 2,620.00 7,700.00 3,960.00 2,520.00 2,440.00 3,560.00 3,760.00 2,860.00 2,900.00 2,860.00 2,460.00 2, 440. 00 2,680.00 2,680.00 3,260.00 3,360.00 3,900.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,700.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,400.00 3,300.00 3,800.00 3,600.00 3,300.00 3,100.00 3,300.00 3,100.00 2,900.00 2,900.00 2,900.00 3,000.00

DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING

Foutz, Bill D. Palmer, W. Bethene Cullen, Mark W. Stone, Melvin L. Daniels, William E. Jonesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Manzy L. Mills, Curtis L. Stacey, John Payne, George Jr. McWhorter, Clem Hancock,-Wayne R. Samples ,'z Richard G. Mudrak, Frank Smith, Kenneth West, Harry

7,700.00 2,580.00 5,900.00 5,000.00 5,300.00 5,300.00 5,300.00 5,300.00 5,300.00 5,300.00 5,000.00 5,300.00 4,300.00 5,900.00 7,600.00

Chief Engineer Clerk Assistant Chief Engineer Engineer's Assistant Building Inspector Building Inspector Building Inspector Construction Inspector Mehl Inspector Inspector Architectural Draftsman Architectural Draftsman Architectural Draftsman Landscape Architect Assistant to Engineer BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS DEPARTMENT 1958-1959 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

N. L. George Opal Cooper

ACCT. NO.

A-14

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CLASSIFICATION Director of Maintenance Ass't. Dir. of Maint. Estimator, Expediter Secretary Secretary Clerk Time Clerk

$11,000 3,240

Assistant Superintendent Secretary

NAME Buchanan, H. G. Fisher, R. H. Duffy, J. E. *McNew, Lottie Pearl *Sullivan, Betty *Tinnemeyer, Betty Randolph, W. R. *Mid-year raise 1-1-59, $30 each

RATE OF PAY PER YEAR

$7,900 7,300 4,500 2,920 2,740 2,520 3,860

Acct. #M-6 CAR ALLOWANCE *Exceptib.n PER YEAR

$600

*A-16

600

*A-16

.-300

*A-16

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED ......................................................

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Playground & Roofing (9 Mag) Morava, Charles Foreman Zaludik, Wesley Assistant Foreman Painter, W. L. (4 Yr.) Sheet Metal Appr. Calhoun, Robert Roofer Rattan, Paul Roofer Davis, C. R. Roofer (Open) Roofer Raines, Linnis Semi-Skilled Jackson, M. W. Semi-Skilled

4,400 (Top) 3,900 3,800 3,400 3,400 3,400 3,300 3,300 3,100

Landscapers (10 Men) Foreman Assistant Foreman Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Assistant Foreman Laborer Laborer

Reynolds, Ben Rains, Tony (Open) (Open) Clark, Perry G. Postelwaite, Wm. Qualls, E. D. Allen, Bobby Williams, G. A. (Open)

4,300 (Top) 3,500 3,100 3,000 3,000 2,900 3,000 3,000 2,700 2,400

600

Lynch, Otis Eaton, Vernon Anderson, Wm. E. Lynch. Ovil CONSTRUCTION TRADES

4,000 (Top) 3,600 3,600 3.600

600*

Heavy Equipment (4 Men) Foreman Grader Operator Bulldozer Operator Bulldozer Operator ACCT. NO. CLASSIFICATION M-2

M-2

NAME

Construction Supervisor (2 Men) Wilson,’ H. H. Noaks, N. L. Clerk

RATE OF PAY PER YEAR

16900 3000

Masonry (9 Men) Brick Foreman King, Eugene O’Neal, Wm. G Brick Mason Brick Mason Appr. (£ Yr.) Coldiron, Larry Tuck Pointer Keith, Dennis Tuck Pointer Lynch, Odis Sparks, James S. Mason Tender Gaines, Ernest Mason Tender Birdwell, J. B. Mason Tender Foreman, Cordell Mason Laborer

£800 £400 4800 (Top) 5400 5400 3200 3200 3200 3000

Plasterers (6 Men) Plaster Foreman Plasterer Plaster Appr. (2 Yr.) Plaster Appr. Plaster Tender Plaster Tender

4800 4100 3400 3000 3000 3000

Davis, Orie Shelton, David Boyett, H. L. Hamby, E. J. Looney, Keithel Glenn, J. A.

Carpenters-Gen.Const. (13 Men) Carpenter Supervisor Coffman, Muri Miller, J. Everet Carpenter Area Foreman Watteribarger, Wm. Carpenter Job Foreman Clark, G. M. Carpenter Job Foreman Smith, Emil L. Carpenter Job Foreman Holloway, Roy Carpenter Job Foreman Carpenter Job Foreman Kornegay, Melvin Lounds, Stanley Carpenter Job Foreman Martin, Leon J. Carpenter Job Foreman Howell, J. D. Carpenter Turner, W. R. Carpenter (Open) Carpenter Semi-Skilled (Open) Carpenter Semi-Skilled Carpenters-Shop Repairs(9 Men) Decharry, Roland Carpenter Shop Foreman Carpenter Molder Operator Bowling, B. J. Carpenter Batson, Osward Hammon, E. W. Carpenter Ballard, C. A. Carpenter Carpenter Freeman, A. C. (Open) Carpenter (Open) Carpenter Laborer (Open) Carpenter laborer Carpenters-Locker Repairs (2 Men) Flanagan, L. M. Locker Mechanic Carpenter Semi-Skilled Hendrix, Terry Carpenters-Floor Sanding Sander Operator Foreman Goliehtlv. R. E.

600 360

CAR ALLOWANCE PER YEAR

$600

360

£000 ■ 4£oo 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 3800 3800 3000 3000

600 480 300 300 300 300 300 300 300

4200 4200 4000 3800 3900 3800 3700 2900 2900

300

4100 3300

300

4100

300

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M-2

Tile Setters (3 Mien) Tile Setter Foreman Tile Setter Tile Setter Apprentice

Hurt, Henry I. Lehenbauer, A. L. (Open)

M-2

Building Appurtenances

M-2

Locksmith (2 Men) Locksmith Apprentice

M-2

$600

Passmore, H. E.

3900

600

Grant, G. L. Eastep, L. W.

liooo 3200

600 360

Painters Davis, Jack Paint Foreman Spencer, R. A. Paint Foreman Assistant Melton, Max D. Paint Job Foreman Dillbeck, John Paint Lead Man Niblett, Tomrry Paint Lead Man Mann, Richard E. Paint Lead Man Miller, Wm. Grady Paint Lead Man (Open) Paint Lead Man (Open) Paint Lead Man (Open) Paint Lead Mian Collins, Fred D. Painter Ferree, Delbert Painter (Open) Painter Vicknair, Alfred Painter Ennis , Jimmy Painter Painter, Jasper Painter (Open) Painter (Open) Painter (Open) Painter Apprentice (Open) Painter Apprentice Painter Apprentice (3 Yr.)Beller, H. D. (Open) Painter Appro it ice Painter Apprentice (1 Yr .)Anderson, R. C, Painter Apprentice Thompson, Adam

11700 hioo liooo 3900 3900 3900 3900 3900 3800 3800 3700 3700 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 3^00 3£00 3300 2900 2900 2900

I18O

M-2

Glaziers (3 Men) Parsons, H. H. Glazier Foreman Glazier Apprentice (5 Yr .)Ek, David Glazier Apprentice (li Yr .)Millsap, C. D.

hioo 31100 3200

600

M-2

Concrete Men (9 Men) Greear, Kermit Concrete Foreman McGee. E. W. Form Builder (Open) Form Builder Semi-Skill Barfield, Cecil Cement Finisher Moyer, Willie Cement Curb & Gutter Cement Laborer, Semi-skilled Collins, Arley Austin, C. To Cement Laborer, Semi- n n Dean, Lonnie Cement Laborer, ” n (Open) Cement Laborer, ”

I4.2OO 3900 3300 hooo 3hoo

600 300

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NAME

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ACCT. NO. CLASSIFICATION

NAME

Mechanical Supervisor

Dermid, L. A.

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3200 3000 3000 2900

RATE OF PAY PER YEAR

ACCT. # M-6 CAR ALLOWANCE PER YEAR

MECHANICAL TRADES M-2

ACCT. # M-6 CAR ALLOWANCE PER YEAR

l#00

Steam Fitters (5 Men) Steam Fitter Chandler, Clinton Steam Fitter Overturf, Clyde Steam Fitter Clark, John R. Steam Fitter Appr. (5 Yr..)Daniels, J. W. Steam litter Appr. (11 Yr .)Whittaker, T. R.

lilioo li.li.oo 11200 3800 3700

M-2

Heating Specialists (2 Men) Heating Specialist Heating Laborer

Carr, William T. (Open)

11300 2900

M-2

Plumbers (9 Men) Plumber Plumber Plumber Plumber Plumber Plumber Appr. (5 Yr.) Plumber Appr. (li Yr.) Plumber Appr.

Cassady, J. B. Bell, Max Lisle, John S. Clayton, Boyd Burroughs, Geo. Hamilton, Frank Daniels, Clayton (Open)

lilioo 11300 11300 11200 11100 3900 3800 2J>00

$600

360 360

(Extra)

360

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M-5

Welders (3 Men) Welder * (Open) Welder Apprentice (li Yr.) Chandler, A. D. Welder Apprentice Bodine, M. R.

11300 3800 31100

Machinist (2Men) Machinist Machinist Appr.(li Yr.)

liioo 31100

120

600

Electricians (11 Men) Ele c trie al Foreman Hornbeck, T. D. Electrician Stewart, Joe Electrician Yost, John Electrician Howell, G. E. Electrician Eaton, Dewey E. Electrician Appr.(3 Hr.) Stewart, H. J. (Open) Clocks and Controlls Clocks and Controls Appr.(2 Yr.) West, W. A. Motorman Ashbrenner, A. E. Refrigeration (Open) Electrician, Asst.Foreman (Open)

5200 lilioo lilioo U300 11200 3300 11300

600

3200 11300 hioo 11800

300 600 1180 600

Electronics Electronic Repair One Mechanic Six Student Helpers

6600 11000 2000

ACCT. NO. CLASSIFICATION 0-3

0-5

Williams, W. A. Long, Eugene

Webster, Al. (Open) (Open)

RATE OF PAY PER YEAR

NAME

Drayage Dillaplain, Geo. Dray Foreman Quinton, Raymond Material Expiditer Driver-Food Service (5 Men) Smith, ELoyd Walker, Drew Driver-Food Service Glass, C.C. Driver-Food Service Dray Helper-Food Service Stall, Harold D. Dray Helper-Food Service Harrell, R. E. Driver-Heavy Equip. (Lt Men)Greer, Lee Miller, Lewis Driver-Heavy Equipment Driver-Heavy Equipment Miller, Herman (Open) Driver-Heavy Equipment Driver-Mail Truck (3 Men) Bond, Henry H. Mobley, W. R. Driver-Mail Truck Byus, J. A. Driver-Mail Truck Driver-General Duty (h Men) Unsell, Howard Driver-General Duty Autaubo, Eddie Driver-General Duty Hiner, J. C. Driver-General Duty Harrison, G. R. Driver-Visual Aid & Library (It Men) Seaton, Doy Clemons, Louis Dray Helper-Visual Aid (Open) Dray Helper-Visual Aid (Open) Dray Helper-Visual Aid ■age Garage Garage Garage Garage

Foreman Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic

Jones, Vernon Wingate, Clarence McKittrick, Wayne Davis, John

ACCT. # M-6 CAR ALLOWANCE PER YEAR

$3900 (Top) 3000 3300 3300 3000 2800 2700 3300 3200 3100 2900 3300 3300 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3OOO 2900 2700 2700

11100 (Top) 3700 31100 31100

Cont'd

FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT

ASSIGNMENT & NAME

MONTHS EMPLOYED

MONTHLY SALARY

12 12 12 12 10 10 10 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

$213.3U 260.00 223.32 228.32 380.00 350.00 330.00 516.68 366.66 3O8.32 380.00 566.66 338-32 £16.66

Administrat ion Ayres, Lavada Brown, Louise H. Caesar, Gladys Campbell, Peggy I. Colville, Kathryn Depriest, Elizabeth Gentry, Esther Goldsmith, Alcy W. Harville, Mahlon J. Lewis, William 0. Miller, Goldie H. Saner, Charles W. Stephenson, Audie Taylor, Melvin L.

RATE PER HOUR

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

Administration; Building Cafeteria

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12 12 12 12 12

2U8.32

Adams Trowe, Grace Dawes, Pauline Guinn, Wilma R. Hart, Cordelia K. Havens, Esther Holaday, Olive M. Tinde11, Velma May Wilson, Billie M. Wright, Martha A.

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

156.68

Arthur Bible, Roberta Day, Kathleen Findly, Imogene Husk, Norma Phelps, Nadine Weldon, Estelle

9 9 9 9 9 9

176.68

Belle TSle Heatherly, Waunita Allen, wauheta Almond, Gladys Blackshere, Marge Glenn, Evelyn

9 9 9 9 9

166.68

Britton Hackney, Dolly Briney, Leona M. Clark, Mary Cornish, Vaneta Dixon, Olive McCollom, Daisy

9 9 9 9 9 9

190.00

Bryan Muegge, Aline Boynton, Florence

9 9

160.00

Bumgardner, Mary Cook, Wilma Grissam, Thelma Hager, Beatrice Pexa, Martha

FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT (Cont'd)

! ■

MONTHLY SALARY

Culbertson Davis,'Verna Bryant, Kathryn Chase, Vesta Slaten, Nettie B. Sturgis, Lorene Thornton, Ada

9 9 9 9 9 9

$190.00

Davis Ashworth, Irene Cryer, Josie Stephens, Owana Jane Williams, Ida Mae

9 9 9 9

190.00

Dewey Lewis, Violet L, Davis, Helen Noble, Fleets Porter, Susie Maye Voegele, Aline

9 9 9 9 9

176.68

9 9 9 9 9

166.68

9 9 9 9 9

190.00

t. i Dunbar ■ Stephens, Anna M Hightower, Bertha Hodge, Ruth Johnson, Myrtle [ Thompson, Maggie

;

MONTHS EMPLOYED

Edgemere Ellis, A. Leota Curtis, Dess Menn, Effie'A. Meyers, Edna May Rhodes, Jean Louann

•75 •70 •75 .65

.80 .65 •70 .75 .65 •75 .65 .65

.70 .65 .65 .70 .65

.65 .70 .65 .65

.75 .65 .75 .75 . .70

.75

'Vrai S: PER HOUR*'

.65 • 75 -75 .65 .65

.70 .65 • 75

.80 .65 • 75 .65

.65 .65 .65 •65

.80 .65 • 75 .70

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

k.r

Edison Notes, Alice S. Labohm, Mamie

9 9

160.00

Edwards Ward, Alice Bolding, Lorene B. Green, Lucille Mason, Cora L.

9 9 9 9

156.68

Emerson Hasel,Chelsa Fountain, Neaumatta Reeder, Pearl

9 9 9

170.00

Eugene Field Murphy, Otha Keesee, Rhoda L. Murdock, Juanita

9 9 9

160.00

Fillmore Ard, Methal Hamilton, Rebecca J. Maloy, Ruth Medley, Mildred Robinson, Ona VanHorn, Jean Vickers, Esther

9 9 9 9 9 9 9

210.00

Foster Wehry, Elsie M. Webb, Gladys

9 9

160.00

MONTHS EMPLOYED

MONTHLY SALARY

_1________________ .

•75 .65 .80

.65 •75

.75 .70

.75 .80 .65 •75 •75 .70

.65

____ _____ _ ____________________

FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT (Cont'd)

Buchanan Ponsor, Laura Bell Anderson,- .Hallie Caldwell ■, Nettie Ellsworth, Mary H. Fulton,- Alice Glenn, Lola May Hall, Ruth L. Hblsey, Pearl K. James, Bernice Shield,. Myrtle Sweat, Katheryn Sonderegger, Anna Woods, Ora-

$210.00

Burbank , Bentley, Iva A. Hambyj Audrey D. Jones, Gwendolyn Tate, Anna L.

9 9 9 9

176.68

‘ carey Clark, Grace J. Gilley, Wanda Mae Kirkland, Willie Moore, Hazel Seifres, Margie Sutton, Bonnie

9 9 9 9 9 9

160.00

9 9 9 9 9 9

186.68

9 9 9 9 9

190.00

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Cleveland Ridley, Jewell Goodrich, Eileen Hiel, Ida Ellen Kirby, Bettie McDonald, Elizabeth Williams,;Luc ie11

Fletcher, Grace Green, Minnie • Gregory, Alta 1 Maddy, Dorthy ‘McAlister, Beulah

RATE PER HOUR . ■

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

•75

• 75 .65 .70 .65 .65 .70 •75 1.00 •65 .65 .70 .65

.75 .75 .65

.65 .65 .65 1.00 .65

.70 .65 .70 •70 .70

.65 .65 .70 .80

;

J 3

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

Coolidge . Stricklin, Helen A. ' Andrews, Anna L. Bradshaw, L. Pearl Holliday, Alice L. Maddry, Viola Ramirez, Emogene Reynolds, Mina Roberts, Virginia Smith, Bertie I. I Sweeney, Florence [ Womack, Margaret C.

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

Creston Hills Batson, Edwina B. Badgett, Vivian M. Jones, Zettie

9 9 9

156.68

9 9 9 9

$190.00

9 9 9 9

160.00

Jaatewood Parks, Ruby Glass, Trella Graham, Winnie L. Hohmann, Edna

9 9 9 9

160.00

Harmony Jahn, Lillian Cary, Mae Lawson, D. Marie Rowe, Ann

9 9 9 9

186.68

Harrison Taylor, Myrtle Brown, Elsie Crow, Nellie

9 9 9

170.00

Hawthorne LaPointe, Rosalind Barton, Rhonda Brewer, Flora Gibson, Martha Stillwell, Rosa Lee Thayer, Ila Mae

9 9 9 9 9 9

166.68

Heronville Swens op., Hazel Blankenship, Pearl Caldwell, Myrtle Dean, Lorene Gibson, Merthie Russell, Lula G. Smith, Mildred L. Stimson, Bertha

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

190.00

Horace Mann iick, Mary E. Blundell, Alice Hollmann, Ethel Riedesel, Stellamae

9 9 9 9

176.68

Johnson Davis, Mildred Biird, Barbara Bogan, Alta L. Rains, Blanche Slutzky, Bessie Wozny, Emma E.

9 9 9 9 9 9

150.00

I V' ? 7

Garden Oaks King, Louise C. Haywood, Frank Robinson, Eva Williams, Mary . Garfield Houser, Wilma C. Abernathy, Leona Harris, Betty Newton, Burnell

176.68

.65 •75 .65 .65 .65 .65 .65 .65 .80 .65

.70 .65

I.50 • 75 •75

•75 .70 • 70

.65 • 75 • 75

.65 •75 .70

• 75 • 75

?65 .80 .65 • 75 • 75

.80 •75 .65 •75 .70 •75 •75

.65 .65 .70

*".70 •75 .65 .65 •75

MEETING OF JULY Kaiser Marshall, Winnie Bratcher, Marjorie Clanahan, Edrie Ferguson, Bettie Keathly, Goldie Osborn, Helen Pr Goldie SmithyMyrtle

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

1, 1958 - CONTINUED

176.68

Lafayette Shilling, Thelma Breedin, Donna L. Coffey, Dicy Jewel Craig, Beatrice Skinner, Oleta V.

9 9 9 9 9

$190.00

Lee Langley, Rose Colmer, Willie Eldredge, Mary Henslee, Norma C. King, Ida Koester, Marie McGeehon, Kathryn

9 9 9 9 9 9 9

150.00

Lincoln Mayfield, Edith Allen, Jessie M. Clevenger, Mary Garrison, Zelma Tull, Marie

9 9 9 9 9

186.68

Linwood Collinsworth, Nora M. Bowles, Leona Edgecomb, Frances Fain, Esther R. Forgue, Rita Pettit, Iva Strong, Sylvia L.

9 9 9 9 9 9 9

156.68

Longfellow Webb, Lorene Cary, Mae Enlow, Anna Seamonris, Mary Smith, Katie Wells, Opal B.

9 9 9 9 9 9

186.68

Madison Brumley, Mattie E. Canada, Anna Jacabson, Elva Martindale, Amy R.

9 9 9 9

176.68

Mark Twain Hall, Neoma A. Fisher, Florence Garrett, Ethyl Jackson, Mamie P. Richey, Stacy

9 9 9 9 9

176.68

Mayfair Young, Nettie Allison, Eunice M. Dorsey, Lucy J. Kelly, Zula Reinke, Olga White, Martha

9 9 9 9 9 9

190.00

McKinley Coonfield, Edith I. Blackburn, Hazel Swearingin, Bessie

9 9 9

160.00

Monroe ~ Curtis, Margaret Owens, Iris Johnson, Kathryn Lockhart, Adeline M. Myers, G. Loreta Sage, Nellie Statton, Ruth E.

9 9 9 9 9 9 9

$150.00 176.68

.70 .70 .65 •70 .80 .75 •75

.75 •75 .80 • 75

.65 .80 •75 •75 •75 • 75

T75 .65 .70 .75

• 75 .65 .75 .65 .65 .70

.65 •75 .65 .65 •75

.70 .65 • 75

.65 .65 .70 .80

•75 .80 • 75 .65 .65

.65 •75

.65 .80 .75 • 75 .65

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED Nichols Hills Cowan, Juanita J. Askew, Dorthy Burrow, Addie M. . Dean, Pauline Kinter, Judy Shoopman, Mary 0. Smith, Edith Speight, Flossie

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

176.68

Orchard Park Foreman, Faye

160.00

Page Johnson, Hazel Guthrie, Marcella Keyes, Nora Pitts, Hazel

9 9 9 9

156.68

Pierce Ford, Ruth Driscoll, Flonnie McCord, Jeane Meredith, Norma T. Nunn, Edith Warren, Ethel L.

9 9 9 9 9 9

166.68

Polk Roach, Nora Faires, Berdie B. Reenes, Leila Vannoy, Annie

9 9 9 9

160.00

Prairie Queen Bowen, Florence Armbrister, Billie Bennett, Florence Pearson, Myrtle Ritchie, Jo Ann Smith, Grace Stone, Blanche E. Young, Betty

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

166.68

Putnam Heights Reece, Loveta Ellis, Myra R. Pederson, Eva V. Porter, Lillie Shepherd, Mabie M.

9 9 9 9 9

166.68

Rancho Leonard, Edna C. Beauchamp, Roma Blackburn, Maggie T. Cannon, Susie Mayfield, Edna Ricks, Leatress B. Rodgers, Effie M.

9 9 9 9 9 9 9

190.00

• 75 .70 .70

• 75 .65 .70 .65 .80

9 9 9 9 9 9

$156.68

Rivers ide Bowers, Ona E. Hodge, Betty V.

9 9

160.00

Rockwood Blankenship, Gioia ■ Castoe, Edith Denton, Zora ’ Jones, Bernice • Jordan, May Price, Emily Stimson, Bertha

9 9 9 9 9 9 9

’

s J ;

Sequoyah Spurlock, Alma Karns, Jessie Patterson, Josephine Petty, Gladys Pierce, Effie

9 9 9 9 9 Q

.70 .70 .75

.65 .65 .65 •75 .65 .75 .65

•75 ‘75 •75 -75

Ridgeview Scott, Doyle L. Hicks, Dolly Isaac, Grace Mousser, Lonnie L. Tharp, Alice Yagher, Lorene

.65 ‘75 .65 .65 .70 .75 ‘75

.65 •70 •75 .65 .70 J5

.70 .65 •75 .70 .65

•75

190.00

: .

190.00

.75 .65 ‘75 •75 .80 ‘75

• 75 .70 .65 .80 .75

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

• Shidler . Hovis, Ella '■ Adams, Sarah E.

160.00

Shields Heights Burry, Mary Brummett, Goldie Chester, Ocie Ferguson, Grace L. Garrette, Rachel D. Harris, Ora Sauls, Ida Smith, Eula

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

186.68

Stand Watie Scott, Frances Boswell, Lois Boyd, Lanica Taylor, Dora L. Young, Mary

9 9 9 9 9

190.00

Taylor Watt, Hubert L. Hansen, Estella

9 9

160.00

Truman McClain, Loretta Davis, Bobbie Horton, Truvenia L. Jones, Marazepher Thomas, Lectra

9 9 9 9 9

166,68

160.00

9 9 9 9 9

$170.00

Valley Brook Killgore, Irene E. Oliver, Ammie Slaton, Polly A.

9 9 9

156.68

Van Buren Livingston, Ruth France, Juanita Knight, Goldie Smith, Florene

9 9 9 9

150.00

Walnut Grove Paulden, Billie Ruth Parker, Fannie L.

9 9

156.68

; Washington Cowan, Elva Fulton, Arrah . McCallister, Lillie .

9 9 9

150.00

West Nichols Hills O’Haver, Sallie Berlin, Louise T. Clark, Bertha E. Francies, Wilma Mikles, Reba M.

9 9 9 9 9

190.00

Westwood Johnson, Birdie Lawthrop, Eva L. Manek, Stella i.... Moore, Elizabeth I. ’ Womack, Esther

9 9 9 9 9

190.00

Wheeler Harvey, May E. Edwards, Inez Harrell, Opal McMillin, Ollie Rains, Barbara G.

9 9 9 9 9

190.00

Willard Burchfiel, Stella , Campbell, Anna Bell '., Mariman, Amelia

9 9 9

190.00

Tyler Dobson, Ella University HeightsUnderwood, Carrie Bates, Addie Seamouris, Mary Voight, Willie Mae Yousey, Blanche

‘

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_______

.70

.65 .70 .80 •75 . .70 .65 .65

.70 •75 .65 .80

•75

.65 .65 .65 .70

• 75

■

.65 .65 .75 .65

.65 .65

.65 .65 .70

.70

.75 .75

.70 • 75 .65 .70

.65 .80 .70 .65

•75 .80 ■75 •75

65 •75 •76:

;

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

Wilson ..Bennett, Fern * Blackburn, Fleta : Emo, Flossie . Hambrick, Offie L. Maloney, Verna Secondary Schools

MONTHS EMPLOYED

Capitol Hill Junior Leverich', Edith D. Borthick, Grace E. Clesson, Blanche E. Colwell, Lillie Conway, Ruby Fike, Edna . Gentry, Essie F. Griggs, Alta M. Henslee, Thelma B. Marrs, Frances M. McCollom, Lillie E. McCornack, Verna L. McDaniel, Jewell Pierce, Doris L. Potts, Mabie E. Roberts, Lois I. Sampson, Elizabeth R. Schuler, Anna Sublett, Rose Tynes, Ruth M. Webb, Myrtis R.

___ 1

Moon Adair, Symiria Bates, Lena Carter, Ophelia Glover, Leberta R. Jenkins, Rosie Jones, Zettie Law, Mabie Nealy, Claudette Stull, Kay D. Taylor, Ircel Thomas, Iva

MONTHLY SALARY

$300.00

9 9 9

RATE PER HOUR

1-37

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

.65 •85 .90

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

256'.oo

’

.70 • 75 .70 .65

085 .65 .65 . fu .75 •75 •75 •75 .90 •75 •75 •75 .70 .85 •75 • 75 .85 •75

Franklin Baldwin, Lula George, Audie H. Pierce, Lola Mae

Jackson Whitaker, Pauline Ames, May Arnold, Bonnie J. Bond, Opal Blanche Boyd, Geneva Brewer, Jessie L. Burdick, Fern B. Chapman, Bertha Clayton, Mabel E. Conner, Dolly N. Davidson, Geneva R. Eskew, Opal L. Evans, Gertrude Ferrell, Ona Fisher, Oual J. Holsey, Florena L. Lumpkin, Leona Salmon, Eunice R. Bird, Anna F. Spacek, Ella Wright, Louise A.

156.68

9 9 9 9 9

9 9 9 9 9 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

250.00

.70 • 75 .90 .65 • 75 •75 •85 •75 .90 .85 •85 .85 .65 .70 .65 .65 •75 .70 • 75 •75

.65 .85 •75 .65 .65 • 65 .65 .85 .65 .85

MEETING OF JULY 1, 1958 - CONTINUED Taft Dillingham, Helen Bates, Bessie Bennett, Goldie Best, Josephine Blair, Oma Cowger, Dollie M, Duncan, Emma East, Vertie Mcatee, Belle McClung, Novel Mae Nicks, Mary Evelyn Rouse, Ovie Smith, Hazel South, Ann Tedford, Opal M. Vanourek, Vivian Weesner, Marguerite Witten, Clara M.

10 9

$250.00

Webster Ward, Anna L. Darragh, Dorothy Fergurson, Gladys Foley, Lillie McHan, Lucy

10 9 9 9 9

300.00

Central Livermon, Marjorie Anderson, Jessie Arends, Edwina Bagley, Beulah Beckerdite, Dolly Bowen, Myrtle Bush, Earline Casey, Lorene Coffman, Ora Deeds, Bernice Dirksen, Mary A. Hinshaw, Arlie Kirpatrick, Polly Manning, Helen Miller, Susie C. Phillips, Helen Roberts, Galena A. Shields, Mary C. Ward, Willie M. West, Vivian F.

10 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

370.00 1U0.00

Classen Sallee, Pauline Alexander, Gladys Barry, Sybil C. Berry, Beulah M. Bozarth, Lucile F. Carnes, Helen L. Cautler, Della Denney, Carolyn Erwin, Grace Evans, Mildred C. Jung, Mary E. Lee, Gwendolyn L. Manners, Ruby Matthews, Mary M. Ponsor, Laura Bell Popow, Angelina Sharp, Oda C.,,; Thompson, Mary

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

■

»»■

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

310.00 286. .00

300.00

250.00

.65 .90 .85 .85 .75 .85 •75 .90 .70 .75 •75 .65 •75 .70 • 75 .80 .70

•75 .85 • 75 .90

.65 • 85 •75 .65 .70 .90 • 65 .70 .85

.70 •75 .85 .70 • 75 •75 .85

.65 .80 .65 .85 • 75 .65 .65 .85 .90 .90 .85 •75 •75

.65 •65 .65

Classen (Cont'd) Waller, Emogene Winston, Hazel Witherspoon, Mildred

9 9 9

Grant Turner, Clyde Barker, Francis M. Brown, Dorothy Catlege, Dorothy J. ' Cates, Agnes Cofley, May Cummings, Mary E. Ellzey,Lena Golightiy, Dena E. Gordon, Betty J. Hooser, Elizabeth

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

•75 70 •75

$300.00

•75 •75 .65 .85 .90 .85 .65 •75 .70 ’• .65

■

MEETING OF JULY

——

r | f: ' .

Lewis, Opal McMeans, Jewel Morrow, Louise K. Newman, Lona W. Rose, Ella A. Suttle, Ollie M. Terrell, Eula C. Ward, Juanita Ward, Kathryn Weed, Nina Ruth Wright,- Mabel M.

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

360.00

Marshall Hammer, Leona E. .Barham, Olive Hazel Bass, Laura Mae Blanchett, Lucille Brown, Anna H. Brinkley, Oza Sue . Curtis, Margaret Draper, Esta Fae Green, Clara Haile, Edith Immenschoh, Theresa Livingston, Francis Long, Leona Pearson, Leona P.

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

276.00

Northeast Schafer, Minnie Bailey, Mary Beam, Ella J. Best, Mabie I. Edwards, Iris Eslick, Vivia Eubanks, Iris V. Fink, Gladys B. Henslee, Stella B. Kannada, Garldine Ketchum, Thelma I. Kingstone, Freda Long, Irma Ray, Mary V. Tingler, Hattie M. Webb, Kittie ; ; 1

.65 .90 . . .70 .85 .75 .75 • 75 .65 .65 •85 •75 •

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

Harding Taylor, Juanita Arnett, Ethyl M. Clark, Julia Dorsey, Ruth G. Edwards, Myrtle Isom, Eunice Krider, Ruth Lyon, Maggie Mathis, Cora Morgan, Lillian Murray, Lillie Mae Nichols, Sally B. Porter, Tennie C. Rollins, Nellie Sharp, Blanche M. Streight, Evelyn Trebbe, Reba L. Uecke, Leta Wheelbarger, Olive Winton, Charles

Rhodes, Iola Z. Smith, Dollie D. Smith, Marjorie T. Stout, Lena Symes, Violet Thacker, Effie L. Whitfield, Mary E. Wood, Eve

1, 1958 - CONTINUED

Southeast Scheldt, Marjorie Bigham,. Alice M. Cravens, Robbie Davis, Alta 0. Dean, Faye P. Elzo, Mildred Franklin, Betty Green, Hattie Jane

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

$300.00

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

.85 .65 .80 •75 .85 .65 .90 .65 .85 .70 • 75 •75 •75 • 75 .90 .65 •75 • 75 1.50

‘ "i

.65 .85 .65 .90 .65 •75 .80 .65 .65 .65 .85 .65 • 75 .65 .65 .65 •90 .65 •75 .85 .65

.85. .90 •75 •75 .65 • 75 •85 •75 •65 .85 •65 .70 •75 .90 •75

266.00 •75 .65 ,75 ■ • 75 ■ • 70 .65 • 85

7, 1958 - CONTINUED

MEETING OF JULY

“Harris, Alta Harvell, Hazle L. James, Ruby Jones, Eva B. Manuel, Alberta Martinz, Beulah McAbee, Vera ( Morgan, Margie K Osborn, Lena Pearl J Reynolds, Ola Truman, Nancy Wilson, Irma Capitol Hill Senior Branigin, Zelda Baker, Juanita Berry, Olzie A. Brittain, Rosa Mo Campbell, Willie Go Cobb, Zelma L. Driver, Madeline L. Gatton, Genevie Gravitt, Edna Harrell, Susie R. Hendrickson, Reada Horne, Thelma M. Johnson, Vivian A. Lee, Mary.; Pennington, Viola Z.

Russell, Ruby Sagar, Tiny Sechrist, Fannie Shipman, Juanita H. Smith, Olive B.

•

.85 .75 .65 .90 .65 .85 . .65 .70. .85 .65 .65 .70

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

300.00

9 9 9 9 9

Douglass Davis,'Blanche J. Beatty, Thelma A. Alexander, Melo Houston, Sallie M. Johnson, Ethel M. Knox, Anna Oulds, Jannie Pointer, Corene Ray, Charliene Reece, Bertha Robinson, Mabie Stewart, Dorthy Youngs, Robert

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

$276.00

Northwest Classen Price, Katherine Austin, Wathia M. Beleele, Mary E. Booth, Goldie B. Butler, Artie E. Davis, Leia Easlon, Mildred I. Fields, Florence Fly, Eunice Garner, Jim Hall, Gary Hall, Dale Hopkins, Margaret Humphries, Jimmie Joliff, Don Martin, Elsie Owens, Toy Parsons, Louise D. Roe, Velma Seebeck, Anna M. Stice, Ella V. Sturgill, Jewell Thomas, Ida Tilly, Matilda E. Voss, Lavena E. Warren, Gerald

10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

250.00

160.00

.65 .80 .75 .75 .85 •75 •75 .65 •75 .65 .70 .80 i.r-70 .90 .80 .65 .65 • 75 • 75

.90 .65 •75 .85 .65 .65 • 75 •75 .65 •75 .65 1.50

•75 .65 .85 • 75 •75 .85 .70 .65 .70 .76 .70 .65 .65 .70 .65 •75 .70 .70 .8.0 .70 .65

•75 .90 .65

MEETING OF JULY 7; 1958 - CONTINUED CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL Re-elected as of July 1, 1958

1958-59 Annual Basis

$&pitol Hill Sr.

Harhy Willis Harris C. Brantly .Theadore V. Brown - Walter Williams Richard Buckhalter Henry G. Love f Lawrence L. Ferguson G. C. Preston J. L. Doughty William H. Parker

Weel W» ''Akers-Arvil Redden James H. Anderson Donald E. Eden Ivan Walcher ttecil C. Wood feonaId D. Goode

' Howard KentA Cy^fton Clemons Jerry McCutchen , < Audrey Nix Robert M. Barnes Paul F. Easter David B. Price David C. Wilson John S. Akey Forrest Higghins Louie F. Kruger 7 Paul Daniels'

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman (Stad) Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Watchman Floorman -gT

$4,180 2,860 2,200 2,UH0 2,260 2,320 2,320 2,200 2,260 2,380

Custodian Ass 't Cust. Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman |T Watchman

4,100 3,700 2,800 2,200 2,i|-H0 2,200 2,200 2,200 2,320 2,320 2,380 1,160 2,260

2,260 2,260 2,200 2,320 2,320 2,2001,130

Classen .

William Rich Dave Ireland Buddy Akey ' ; Fred H. Henslee F. F. Smith : Godfrey Theis J. J. McKay McClain Leonard

Leonard McCoy Henry' Phflugradt Sam Ridge

Custodian Fireman Floorman' Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman 3/4 t Floorman Watchman Head Cust. of TV Area

3,700 2,860 2,380 2,320 2,260 2,440 2,200 1,650 2,260 2,14-0 2,680

NORTHWEST

Ivan Beeson R. J. Pennington Elmer LackeyJames L-. Crabb Leonard Copeland Elzie Terry John J. Edwards John Gilmore Howard Baxter Samual Philp'ot ;James P. Ellis i Olsn A. Wanzer

Custodian Ass't Cust. Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman

4-, 100 3,700 2,74-0 2,200 2,320 2,380 2,200 2,200 2,200 2,320 . 2,320 2,200

1958-59. Annual Bas)w

Northwest (Cont’d)

Lloyd Huey Herman Forga Samuel Bland Ruth E. Riggle Noah G. Vance Leonard Owens

$2/260 2^320 2,320 2,020 2,14-0 2,200

Floorman Floorman Floorman (Track) Matron Watchman Floorman

Douglass Andy Dement Robert Young D. L. Pendleton Jeff Walton Joseph Davis John Felton Murray Sullivan Ocie Stamps Q. T. Scruggs Taylor Johns on Jr. Patton G. Cudjo Earnest e ! . Jones Leonard A. McCarver

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Custodian Fireman ■ Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Watchman Floorman (Stad)

4-, 180 2,800 2,200 2,440 2,260 2,4-4-0 2,380 2,380 2,260 2,320 -- 2,260 2,140 2,200

Moon

James Bailey James H. Johnson Edward E. Osborne AIvie Summers Cecil D. Edwards James W. Slaughter

Franklin

3,700 2,860 2,4-40 2,440 2,320 2,380

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman a-

Lewis Shoopman Custodian Lawrence 0. Thomas Fireman Floorman Will Coley Demetris M. Kirkpatrick Floorman

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'3,500 2,680 2,440 1,160

John. Marshall

C. L. LeGrande C. G. Johnson Will Springier George Ellison Bobby We11s Lawrence Zerr W. R. Davision W. W. Hope Andrew Ransom Cecil Doyle

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman & Laundry

3,700 2,740 2,200 2,200 2,200 2,200 2,200 2,200 2,320

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman

4,000 2,800 2,260 2,440; .2,380 ;2,260 ■2,200

2,200

Northeast T. F. Burnett Dell Beeson Silas, Ogle Rufus Rose Jerry Muse William R. Jones* Edwin Cherry

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

Annual Basis

Southeast

Ernie Plemons Alton Parr Frank Cory Coleman L. Billy Austin Canary Thomas Pierce Otis J« Wall J. J. Ross

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman 3A t

$3,700 2,800 2,380 2,200 2,380 2,320 2,260 1,650

Taft

Adams

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman

3,800 2,860 2,440 2,200 2,14-UO

Arthur

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman

3,700 2,800 2,200 2,260 2,440 2,440 2,260

Harding 3,700 2,860 2,380 2,320 2,320 2,44o 2,380 2,260 2,260

Jackson

Claude Hiner Earl Hackett W. W. Woodard Don Foster Oliver Cottrell James H. Williams

William Newnum Carrell W. Thomas

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Flo or man Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman & Laundry

3,700 2,680 2,320 2,260 2,260 2,200 2,260 2,260 2,200

Custodian Floorman Floorman |T

2,740 2,320 1,100

Custodian Floorman

2,860 2,320

Custodian

2,740

2,260

Lucian Choate

Britton

Earl Atterbury C. W. Butler

•'3,366 2,44o

Custodian Floorman

W. J. Bryan

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Custodian

2,800

Custodian Floorman Floorman ■|t

2,860 2,260 1,100

Custodian Flo ornan Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman

3,700 2,320 2,440 2,440 2,260 2,200

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman

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John Harvey J. C. Dunkin Calvin C. White

Burbank Vance Cudd Roy A. Critchfield

Custodian Floormap

3,180 512

George W. Fox

Custodian 3A I

2,010 l

-Carver Robert Wright

Custodian 3A I

2,145

Steve Carder Vonnie Lee Cain

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Cleveland 3,880 2,800 2,440 2,200

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Buchanan

Carey

Administration Building Buck Russom Lloyd K. Johnson Carl Permenter Elborn Wayne LaNoy

Albert C. Graham William Hanley Johnny Samples

Elmer Roberts Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman & Laundry

$2,260 2,200 2,380

Floorman Floorman Floorman

Belle Isle

Capitol Hill Jr.

Noah Canary Carroll Cirssom Charles E. Winton Carrol H. Hutchins A 0 L. Imine ns chuh Henry Zumpfe James T. Moates Louis E. Payne Beryl Bickle

A. U. Skaggs Edward V. Birchfield Claude L. Honeycutt Harold J. Kenney Charles C. Morrison Dewey Foster Chester C. Howard Harold D. Gammon Floyd Cottrell Cecil R. Punneo

2,440 2,260 1,100

Webster

Annual Basis

Grant

3,800 2,680 2,440 2,440 2,200

Richard C. Henderson David Guerrero

Walter Francin 0. R. Andrews Jerry D. Cottrell Luther A. Edwards George R. Payne So W. O'Donley Acy C. Bracher

Frank Ferrell Roy R. Ruffin Johnny Hightower

Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman (Stad) Floorman Floorman -gT

Frank Reavis K. Raymond Tarter Wendell Cotton Leon Peery Raymond Briggs R. R. Turner

Jack Melvin Troy Parker Fred Sliger Olen A. Gardner J. A. Brewer

Administration Building (Cont'd)

Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,440

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1958-59 Annual Basis

Columbus W. T. Brayton A. V. Stephenson

Custodian Floorman

$3 A20 2,200

Coolidge

Frank Howard Eugene P. Gross Charles Whipple

Custodian Floorman Floorman ^T

2,680 2,200 1,100

Custodian Floorman ^T

2,860 512

Culbertson E. M. Dean

Custodian

3,360

Custodian Floorman -jjT

3,220 512

Custodian Floorman -gT

3,180 1,130

Custodian FToorman Floorman

3,520 2,380 2,260

Edgemere

Homer Upchurch Ben Hall

Custodian Floorman

3,280 2,UU0

Edison Joe Melton

Custodian

2,7ko

Custodian Floorman -^T

2,860 512

Emerson

Grant Regains Louis Kruger

Custodian Floorman |T

3,180 1,160

Custodian Floorman |t

3,080 1,220

Custodian Floorman gT

3,180 1,100 '

Custodian Floormarf^T

2,800 512

Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,U0

Custodian 3A T

2,055

Custodian Floorman Matron

3,520 2,380 1,130

Custodian M. B. Fowler Holland Christian Jr .Floorman

3,460 2,320

Harmony William Brewer Wayne Kime

William Coley Pat McGee

R. C. Thomas E. H. Brewer

Verl Ratliff Heronville

Allen Webster Clarence McCathern Mabel Canary Horace Mann

Bert Sessuiis John Comingdeer W. T. Evans

Custodian Floorman , Floorman ^T

2,860 2,260 512

0. J. Knight Thomas F. Horn

Custodian Floorman

2,680 2,260

William F. Sanford Charles Whipple

Custodian Floorman if?

3,2H0 1,160

Custodian Floorman Floorman Floorman gT

3,360 2,260 2,200 1,130

Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,320

Lee Custodian Floorman Floorman -gT

2,680 2,U0 1,130

Custodian Floorman ^T

3,080 512

Foster

Elmer Norvell George Webb

3,220 â&#x2013; 512 (V

Elvin Devers Roy A. Critchfield

Lafayette

Fillmore

T. R. Ingle C. W. Damron Donald A. Markus

Custodian Floorman ^T

Gatewood

Kaiser

Eugene Fields

Sam Teague Frank Murphy

2,860

Johnson

Edwards Van Osborne Gilbert D. Johnson

Custodian

Sarah Molder

Hayes

Dunbar Artery Osborne Levorn V. Peoples Hence Love

$2,800 1,160

Hawthorne

Dewey

J. C. Emery â&#x2013; Jerry Templin

Custodian Floorman gT

Harrison

Davis

Peyton Atkins Bennie Lynch

Frank Haywood Claude Sherrill Garfield

Creston Hills Walter Robinson James P. Nolan

1958-59 Anritial Basis

Garden Oaks

Harold Hall Fred Ellison Cecil Hugghins David Guerrero Lincoln

Percy Lutke N. S. Cannon

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

1958-59 Annual Basis

Linwood

Lawrence Hennessey Kenneth Williams

Custodian Floorman

$3,520 2,320

Custodian Floorman gT

R. M. Rosebrook Jerry Templin

2,800 1,100

Madison

Custodian Floorman gT

2,680 1,130

Mark Twain Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,U0

Custodian Matron 3A T

2,800 1,605

Mayfair A. L. Johnson Rebecca Johnson

McKinley ♦

Custodian 3At

2,lk5

$2,860 2,U0

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Custodian Floorman

Wair Robinson Fielder Brumley

2,800 2,260 4■

Custodian Floorman gT

3,220

1,220

j ■ I J

Joe Thomas Mack Rouse Jimmy Lee Cain

Custodian Floorman Floorman gT

3,360 2,380 1,160

Custodian 3 Al

2,055

Ross

Homer T. McGarry

R. J. Martin Jack Camp

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Custodian Floorman

Custodian Floorman 3AT

2,680 1,650

Sam Garrison Herman’ L. Husk

3,360 2,260

Shidler

■ Nichols Hills

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Custodian Floornten gT

3,220

1,130

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Shields Heights Custodian Floorman

2,800 2,260

■ Orchard Park

L. Williams John Skrapka

Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,U0

Custodian Floorman Floorman A

■3,500 2,U0 512

Custodian 3A^

2,100

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Stand Watie

Custodian

3,220

Page

3,520 2,kko

i H. 0. Kemp ! Lloyd Stevenson 1 ' Polk

Custodian Floorman

! H. 0. Fahl

Custodian

3,080

j Howard Jones ; Dick Geer i i Pierce

Custodian Floorman gT

2,680 1,100

’i William Norton : Roy Nolan Jr.

Custodian Floorman gT

: Prairie Queen

2,7ko 1,100

j f Putnam Heights John McDonald Benton J. Neice

T. V. Mikles Clyde C. Brown

Sequoyah

: Monroe

i Antoine Bridgett

Custodian Floorman

Rockwood

W. H. McCollum Enos Grisham

H. 0. Potter Albert L. Alger

R. R. Donnell Malorie Luper

Riverside

Trannon C. Burroughs Robert Billings

' H. A. Holsey George Webb

Rancho Village

Ridgeview

; Longfellow

Elva Mae Goad

, 1958-59 Annual Basis

E. P. Burnett C. F. Shaw Donald G. Goode Taylor

David L. Rodke

Truman Custodian Walter Evans Moses E. Pauldin Jr. Floorman 3Al

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3,320 2,380

Tyler C. L. Edwards

Custodian

2,860

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University Heights

Jimmy Lee Cain

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Floorman -^T

1,100

;

Custodian 3 Al

2,010

Van Buren Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,260

Carol D. Jacobs

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CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL (Cont’d) 1958-59 Jg'Annual Basis

Valley Brook Charles Wilson

Custodian

$2,711-0

Walnut Grove E. A. Kennedy

Custodian

2,680

3,360 2,4U0 1,100

Grady Nix James E. Dye Joel Strickland Earl E. Smetters Jake P. Heath

Custodian Floorman gT

2,7^0 1,160

Shop

Westwood A. H. Black William P. Burnett

Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,320

Custodian Floorman

3,360 2,UkO

Custodian Floorman Floorman gT

3,360 2,320 1,100

Custodian Floorman gT

3,220 1,100

Wheeler

Leroy Grisham Dollene Polley

Willard

James Carloss ' Milton Wright David W. Mowry Wilson

Irving Ward H. D. Jefferies

Larry Kirkland Maurice Vaughn

Custodian Floorman Floorman gT

West Nichols Hills

Frank Camp George B. Baker

Larry Kirkland -...... -

1958-59 /Lnnual Basis

$U,18o Crew & Paint Foreman 360 Car Allowance Special Yardman & 2,UH0 Relief Floorman

Administration Building

Washington Roy ClontzFlorren T. Ruffin Andrew R. Schopfer

Special Custodians (Cont’d)

Clarence Freed J. J. Anderson

Watchman Watchman Watchman Watchman Watchman

2,260 2,080 2,U0 2,080 2,200

Watchman Watchman

2,200 2,260

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Moon Stadium & Page

Theadford W. Matley

Floorman gT

1,160

Bannaker

Omar J. King

Floorman & Watchman

2,320

Office Secretary Carole Munday Supervisor W. C. Pulliam Car Allowance W. C. Pulliam Supervisor Dewey Dryden Car Allowance Dewey Dryden ■ Supervisor Winfield Permenter Car Allowance Winfield Permenter

2,k00 6,100 600 5,500 600 5,500 600

Woodson

Frances Lyons

Custodian •5T

512

Custodian gT

1,370

Custodian

2,860

1 Patrick Henry

iWilbur Payne I

! Storeroom & Shop i ■

i John Phillips

! Special Custodians i Earnest B. Seebeck i

! Germa W. Pool i 1

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G. H. Chapman Roy F. Nolan Marion Smith Arthur Teague ■ Leo Wilkerson Clarence C. Glinghan Floyd Smith Flynn McDowell

WatchmanNortheast & Relief Floorman Relief Fireman & Custodian Relief Cust. Relief Cust. Relief Cust. Relief Cust. Relief Cust. Relief Cust. Relief Cust. Relief Cust.

2,200

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2,680 2,800 2,800 2,680 2,680 2,7ko 2,680 2,680 2,860

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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

SECONDARY SCHOOLS YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months ’ Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Franklin (Cont'd)

Capitol Hill Junior Principal Cole, Albert H. (12)

$7,400.00

Assistant Principal Miskovsky, John (12)

6,150.00

Teachers Bowman, Glen D. (Counselor) (12) Chase, Ruby(Counselor) (12) Adams, Wanda Arnold, Ernest G. Blackert, Kathryn Brownlow, Jacque Brunson, Lorene B'fimpas, Lydia A. Callahan, Opal Christensen, Roma Cornelius, Lawton Ebeling, Myrtle A. Gardner, J. J. Goff, Ann Goodman, R. A. Grundy, June Guerrero, Charles Hammond, Paul R. Herndon, Frances Howell, Janice M. Lackey, Hope J. Leighton, Wayne E. Masters, Marie McFarlane, Sallie Miller, Alma Monahan,; Cecelia Mooney, L. K. Morse, Louise Musselman, Howard Myers, Maye Olson, Betty J. Palmer, J. William Sass, Rachel Smalley, Laura Souther, Edna Stone, Arta Sutton, R. M. Thomas,! Jewe11 A. Timmons, Mildred Williams, Lola

Office Employees Lesher, Bettie (12) Mann, Ruth Lee Terry, iJean :i

5,360.00 5,460.00 3,700.00 4,800.00 5,400.00 4,300.00 4,800.00 5,200.00 5,670.00 4,600.00 4,100.00 5,100.00 4,400.00 4,230.00 5,200.00 5,200.00 3,800.00 4,600.00 4,100.00 5,050.00 4,200.00 4,400.00 5,050.00 4,000.00 5,050,00 4,475.00 5,050.00 5,400.00 '5,050.00 4,700.00 3,900.00 4,800.00 4,000.00 4,800.00 . 5,400.00 5,200.00 4,850.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 4,750.00 1,800.00 2,150.00 2,150.00

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Franklin 4 Principal Lawter, J. H. (12)

6,200.00

Assistant Principal Chapman, Eugene 0. (12)

5,450.00

Teachers Crosno, Ina May (Counselor) (11^) Keith, Don (Counselor) (11) Anderson, Judd (10) ND Buchanan, Bonnie B. Champlin, Harrold Coles, Alvin 0. Cosner, Annamarie (11) Evans, Lael W. Grossman, Lola Harrison, Charles Hostetter, Carroll Hunter, Ralph Jr.(12) Jones, Herbert G.( 12) Lamb, Virginia Lloyd, Helen (11) Morey, Juanita I. Ruster, Reba Simmons, Paul L.(12) Simpson, Doloris E. Spencer, Mark L. ND (^ time) Stark, James E. West, Cecil R. ND (12) Office Employees Schiel, Lahoma I.

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$4,960.00 4,360.00 5,400.00 5,300.00 4,100.00 4,200.00 4,988.00 4,550.00 4,625.00 3,700.00 4,300.00 5,000.00 5,300.00 4,300.00 4,030.00 4,700.00 4,725.00 5,200.00 5,200.00 2,500.00 3,700.00 5,000.00

2,300.00

Jackson Principal Browe, Russel (12)

7,400.00

Teachers Gardner, Dan A. (12) Lewis, Mildred I. (12) Armstrong, Wynema Barnes, Mary H. Beck, Wesley Butler, Clyde Coffey, Richard E. Coffia, William J. Coles, Maudie Cotton, E. M. Crews, Doyle H. Crowe, Rose M. Davis, Sybil Dodman, J. Colter Merchant, Patricia Eby, Joy Elliott, Samuel Erickson, Gladys S. Fowler, Harold L. Gay, Viola Graham, Juanita Gray, Anna L. Humphrey, Thelma Kelley, Helena Kelley, Laura Lane, Iola Leverett, Kathryne Ltffedy, Lewis G. McCollom, Basil Morrow, Robert

5,810.00 5,910.00 4,350.00 3,600.00 . 3,700.00 4,200.00 5,400.00 4,100.00 4,200.00 4,500.00 4,750.00 3,900.00 4,850.00 4,500.00 3,500.00 3,500.00 4,850.00 4,700.00 4,200.00 5,150.00 4,730.00 5,670.00 4,300.00 4,300.00 4,830.00 4,625.00 5,000.00 4,750.00 4,600.00 3,900.00

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd) tt |rly ‘ sai Iry 10 tenths' Basis Unless Otherwise •Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Jackson (Cont'd) •

Nall, Bennye Nesb’itt, Mildred G. Perdue, Ted Reed, John Refeves, Eva L. ,Reid," Ann M. Richt’er,: Inez Carter,. Jane Ring, Lois < Rosen, Eugene Ross, Gborge T. Rpss, Katherine M. Sherrill, Herschel Shike, Virginia Somers,; M. Gwynn Taylor, Emma Jo Thompson, Ruth E. WesterVelt, Ruth D. Williamson, Gladys Ewing, Gussye E. (Nurse) Office, Employees Boyte, Mozelle Null, Frances A. Wallace, Johnene

Moon

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$3,800.00 k,500.00 3,800.00 3,800.00 k,200.00 5,618.00 5,koo.oo 3,500.00 k,100.00 k,500.00 k,700.00 5,250.00 k,k50.00 k,850.00 5,150.00 5,k00.00 5,k00.00 5,300.00 5,050.00 3,500.00 2,300.00 2,150.00 2,150.00

Principal Johnson,. William W. (12)

7,000.00

Assistant Principal Jenkins^ J. M. (12)

5,650.00

Teachers ‘Fleming, Rubye (Adm. Assistant) (12) Williams, Louis (Counselor) Wood, Christine (counselor) (12) Andrews, Annettea Boyd, Sadye E. Chandler, Wayne C. Cooper;, Elva L. Cooper, 'Ollie E. Davis/ Fred C. Emeryi Sampson Faine,i Ruth H. Fizer/Mary E. Foster, Henrietta Freeman, Emma L. Gallimore, Malyne Gorham, Thelma T. . Greer, Lola B. Guess, Jahes E. Johnson, Rosetta Kelly Carolyn King, Dorothy M. Mason, Walter 0. Miles, Charles C. Nelson/ Orlando A. Nutter, Mabel E. Perry, William E. , Pierce, Roger G.

5,500.00 5,710.00 5,285.00 3,800.00 k,700.00 k,kio.oo 5,200.00 k,100.00 k,koo.oo k,550.00 3,900.00 3,800.00 5,530.00 5,350.00 3,900.00 k,200.00 5,200.00 k,600.00 3,700.00 k,700.00 k,300.00 k,350.00 k,550.00 k,k5o.oo k,850.00 k,500.00 k,300.00

Pyle, A. S. Pyle, Malinda Y. Ricks, Garvice S. Rucker, Raymond L. Scobey, Julia Mae Server, Daisy H. Stephens, Gladys M. White,P. Bernice Winston, Alice M. Wray, Freddie M.

Office Employees Myers, Willie Mae Stevenson, Vivian (9)

S. $k,550.00 /■ k,k75.0o 1 5,350 U,850.00 3,700.00 M k,koo.oo k,700.00 k,500.00 •? 'k,830.00 k,700.00 1,900.00 2,200.00’

Taft

Principal Graham, W. B. (12)

7,koo.oo

Assistant Principal Turner, Harry E. (12)

6,350.00

Teachers Howard, Lourana (Counselor) (12) White, J. C. (Counselor) (12) Alexander, Carol Boyles, Laverna S. Brown, Malinda S. Burk, Bobbie Calder, Evelyn Carmichael, Ruth S. Clifton, Sam G. Curry, Pat D. Dennis, Donald B. Donaldson, Mildred Downs, Floryce Eagin, Marcelle P. Farrow, Nell G. Ferguson, Earl Wishan, Tony Hamilton, Hope Harrison, Edith Hunley, Velta Johnson, Marciel Jones, Margerite Mackin, William P. Maloney, Margaret Matthews, James A. Murray, Francis J. Nelson, Loren P. Panos, Opal Puckett, Greta Ridenour, Opal E. Sandmann, Phyllis Shacklett, Sadie Shinn, H. E. Smith, Robert L. Snell, Faye G. Swagerty, Berle A. Thomas, C. S. Urmston, Elizabeth Miner, Mary F. (Nurse)

5,610.00 5,360.00 3,700.00 5,250.00 5,100.00 3,700.00 k,650.00 k,k75-OO k,koo.oo k,300.00 k,000.00 5,330.00 k,k5o.oo 3,700.00 k,650.00 3,900.00 3,600.00 5,200.00 5,200.00 5,200.00 k,100.00 5,koo.oo k,750.00 k,550.00 5,koo.oo k,550;00 k,200.00 3,700.00 k,150.00 5,350.00 3,600.00 5,200.00 k,300.00 3,800.00 k,200.00 5,000.00 k,500.00 k,300.00 3,k00.00

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

/ SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d)

YEARLY SALARY i 10 Months ’ Basis; Unless Otherwise Indicated j

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Taft (Cont'd) Office Employees Breithaupt, Neva H. Hunnum, Juanita Patterson, Alice

Central (Cont'd)

$2,250.00 2,250.00 2,000.00

Webster Principal Parker, Jack (12)

7,000.00

Assistant Principal French, Wm. H. (12)

5,275.00

Teachers Harmon, Manon (Counselor) (12) Curtis, Arnold R. Eagin, Everett Hamm, Wm. C. Heusel, Gerald B. Lucy, Lilibel Perry, Raymond Pybas, Julia Risdon, Ralph D. Robards, Anita Scanlan, Alice Schoch, Isabelle Stewart, Juanita Swanson, Carols Warram, Ruth Mrs. Whittle, Rosalie Willis, Bess

5,860.00 4,400.00 3,700.00 4,300.00 4,200.00 5,250.00 5,200.00 5,050.00 4,200.00 3,500.00 5,400.00 4,600.00 5,400.00 4,900.00 4,450.00 4,305.00 4,950.00

Office Employees Cain, Wilma

2,300.00

Central Principal Breithaupt, C. B. (12)

7,300.00

Assistant Principal Bruner, Leon (12)

6,300.00

Teachers .Johnson, Jim Jr. (Asst. Prin. & Instr.) (12) 5,400.00 Marshall, Alton J. (Counselor) (12)5,110.00 filler, Ralph V. (Counselor) (12) 5,960.00 Reeves, Jewell (Counselor) (12)< 5,360.00 Wester, Berniece (Counselor) (12) 6,060.00 Askew, Eleanor D. 5,400.00 .Bradley, Mary lee 5,197.00 .Brooks, Horace C. (12) . 5,365.00 Brown, Roger 0. 5,000.00 Burleson, James S. 5,400.00 Bush, joe ND 4,500.00 Chappelear, V. 4,950.00 .. Chowning, Eva M. 5,730.00 Clark, Emmaray 4,830.00 Coffey, Ruth I. 5,100.00 5,400.00 Conger, Maybelie Council, David H. 3,700.00 Curtis, Eleanor F. (11) 5,530.00

Dooley, Marlene Ellis, Thomas (12) Ent, Vivian Gudenburr, Ray A. Harrison, Clovie E. Hendricks, Jo A. Huffman, J. D. (12) ND Jarrell, Marion Jones, Goldie Jones, Melton H. (12) Kramer, Anita H. Lockwood, Mary W. Looney, Orville (12) ND Lowther, Kathleen Mashburn, Faye Miller, Rae Neel, Mary V. Nutt, John B. Parnell, Catherine Phillips, Alford E. Pierce, Maurice Platt, John C. Ray, Jack Reid, Georgia Ringler, Paul D. ND (^ time Capitol Hill Senior) Robinson, Ruby L. Robison, Vince Sandmann, Charles Shepherd,. Jana Shogren, Raymond S. (12) Tansel, Cecil L. ND (12) Taylor, Doris N. Thomas, Burnis H. (12) Tilley, Jo Leta Truax, Martha V. VanMeter, M. V. Volk, Mary E. Walker, Pauline M. Wallace, Ruth W^lCzheimer, 0. C. Winbray, J. D. Charles (12) ND .SpoOrer, Dolorosa (Nurse) Office Employees Chandler, Mary (12) Cook, Shirley Keffer, Eloise Stephens, Rachelle (12)

$3,700.00 5,300.00 4,400.00 3,700.00 4,000.00 4,550.00 5,200.00 4,100.00 4,515.00 5,400.00 4,750.00 5,300.00 5,200.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 , 5,350.00 .1 5,400.00 5,500.00 4,300.00 •5,400.00 4,900.00 4,000.00 4,700.00 5,250.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 4,900.00 4,300.00 3,500.00 5,405.00 5,500.00 5,400.00 6,085.00 4,100.00 5,250.00 5,400.00 3,800.00 5,000.00 5,250.00 5,000.00 4,900.00 5,100.00 3,000.00

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2,680.00 2,250.00 1,950.00 , 2,880.00 -

Classen

Principal Fleming, J. Garwin (12)

7,000.00

Assistant Principal Lillard, Bill (12)

6,200.00

Teachers d’Neal, Freda (12) (Counselor) Bell, Lorraine Branson, Sue

5,260.00 4,700.00 5,200.00

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SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd) '■

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Classen (Coat’d) . Cooper, Beverly ■ $3,500.00 $5,400.00 Brucher, Mary Burk, James 3,900.00 3,500.00 Butler, Dorothy D. 3,600.00 Cluck, Carolyn J. 3,500.00 Corley, Sylvia Cunningham, J. Paul (Counselor) 4,660.00 4,500.00 Balke, Phillip H3,800.00 Dessauer, Bonnie 4,100.00 Fowler, Ann 4,500.00 Gilliland, Lonnie 3,800.00 Haney, Maxine * 4,950.00 Hawthorn, John L. 4,900.00 Hibbert, Bernice B. 4,300.00 Holt, John W. 4,650,00 Hoover, R. L. 4,200.00 .Jones, Billy J;' 3,800.00 Joslyn, Eloise 4,300.00 Little, Elsie 5,400.00 McKee, Frank E. 4,400.00 McPheeters, Julia 4,950.00 Milam, Lorena Ann 3,600.00 Milburn, Troy L. Millstead, James M. ND (i time 5,960.00 Classen; £ time to Productions) (12) Mistele, Robert S. 5,000.00 »00 Parsons, Marilyn 3,900.00 Petree, James H. 3,400.00 dhowins, Carolyn Sue 4,600.00 Reeves, Chester A. 4,700.00 Roberts, Della 4,100.00 Ryan, Kathleen 3,500.00 Saunders, Carolyn A. 5,200.00 Snell, Ruth 5,200.00 Stinson, Estella 4,900.00' Tedford, Harvey W. Unferth, Etaiea5,730.00 3,700.00 Walldce, Mary Lois 3,650.00 Woodruff, Joan S. 5,200.00 Wooten, Ruth Office Employees Booher, Julia Hines, Laucylle (12) Killian, Glenna

2,250.00 2,880.00 2,700.00

Grant

Principal Huffman,. Clarence (12) ... . • ■ .. : .

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7,800.00

Assistant Principals Smith, Thomas J. fl2) Smith, Wallace (12)

,5,600.00 5,500.00

Teachers- ' Cates, Juanita (Dir. of Curriculum) (12) Bittie, Juanita (Counselor) (12) Creecy, Vinnie (Counselor) (12) Walraven, Maurice (Counselor) (12) Ballew, Gerald Billingslea, Vera Bingham, FredH.

5,700.00 5,860.00 §,060{0Q 5,060,00 3,700.00 5,000.00 3,900.00

. YEARLY SALARY: 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Grant (Coat’d) Bowman, Fern Brandt, Patricia Brewer, Vela B. Britton, Iona G. Brown, Don Carter, Ida Chapman, Luana L. Chase, C. D. Cox, James R. Barnhill, Patricia Elliott, Easter G. Gonulluler, Betty Harris, Woodfin Hostetter, L. D. Humphrey, Marjorie Jones, Edythe .■ . Kegans, Cecil C. Lawson, Lenna E. Long, Morene Lundy, May S. Mackeen, Donald Manning, Hilda Manning, Mary A. Martin, Hazel Me aplay, Nita Metheny, Don Mills, William MonJaras, Alfonso Moore, John K. Moutray, Guilford Holland, Doris Myatt, Edna Nees, James B. Nestlerode, Mary Niblett, Clarence Norwood, Tracy B. Jr. Novey, Pauline Osteen, Louisa Patterson, Mildred (11) Pearson, Bertha 'Pendleton, Reine H. Sparks, Mary Stathos, Georgia A. Leedy, Grace Sughru, Lois Todd, Don Vaughn, Suzanne Waltman, Bill Wheeler, Cleo M. Bradley, Beatrice K. (Nurse) Office Employees Wilmoth, Pat Hampton, Opal (12) Wright, Marie Littlefield, Opal Smith, Drusella

" $3,600.00 3,700.00 4,620.00 5,000.00 4,400.00 5,200.00 3,600.00 4,850.00 4,200.00 3,500.00 4,700.00 4,100.00 4,100.00 4,400.00 5,000.00 5,250.00 4,300.00 5,300.00 « 3,600.00 5,000.00 3,800.00 4,400.00 4,100.00 3,990.00 3,800.06 4,600.00 4,300.00 4,550.00 4,200.00 4,350.00 3,800.00 4,350.00 4,100.00 3,600.00 3,900.00 5,100.00 5,040.00 4,300.00 4,630.00 4,300.00 4,850.00 4,200.00 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,800.00 4,200.00 3,600.00 4,000.00 4,100.00 3,100.00 2,560.00 2,860.00 2,050.00 2,250.00 2,100.00

Harding Principal Clemens, Ted (12)

7,900.00

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SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d)

Harding (Cont’d)

Assistant Principal Hubbard, Wendell (12)

In cl i C£i t/e d

Marshall (Cont’d)

$5,800.00

Teachers Jacobs; Edith Lawson, Fred R. Shinn, T. Chloe Bickell, Ila Zoe Brown, Suzanna Cooley, Virginia L. Cuthbertson, C. Diehn, Josephine M. Eaker, Charlotte K. Fortenberry, Edward Freiberger, Lillian Good, Munnie Graham, Dorothy Graham, Irma Higby, Marceleete Locke, Allece McDaniel, Bill J. McDonald, Don McMullen, Florence Miller, Marjorie Miller, James D. Morrison, Buena V. Newton, Herberta Ogle, Leonard Peyton, Nan H. (12) Potter, Jerry Robbins, Mildred Roberts, Byron Rotzinger, E. G. Sacher, Sandra Lee Sayre, Maurine Scott, Brown Sharp, Harold J. Shirley, Audrey (11) Starkey, Imogene Starks, Carrie Stephenson, Edward Stevens, Marye R. Stewart, Mary H. Swanson, Frank A. Thompson, Richard Wade, Margaret Walker, Joseph T. Webster, Arthur West, Helen Wild, Flora K. Wiser, Clarice B. Miller, Thelma P. (Nurse)

5,400.00 5,810.00 5,310.00 4,650.00 3,500.00 4,750.00 3,500.00 4,650.00 4,550.00 4,500.00 4,825.00 3,900.00 4,600.00 4,200.00 4,150.00 4,850.00 4,300.00 4,600.00 5,400.00 5,150.00 3,800.00 5,400.00 4,600.00 4,100.00 5,460.00 5,350.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,300.00 3,500.00 4,850.00 3,800.00 5,200.00 4,840.00 3,700.00 5,200.00 4,200.00 4,000.00 5,050.00 5,400.00 4,450.00 3,900.00 4,350.00 4,400.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 4,950.00 3,500.00

Office Employees Mahaffy, Margaret (12) Malone, Gladys L. Scott, Alene (12) Pine, Frances

2,880.00 2,250.00 2,760.00 2,050.00

Marshall Principal Cheney, Robert (12)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months ’ Basis,’ Unless Otherwise^

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months’ Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

7,500.00

Assistant Principal Wallace, James (12)

$5,000.00

Teachers Acers, Adnell 0. (Counselor) Osborne, Kathleen (Counselor) Peters, Frances G. (11) (Counselor) Atchison, Margaret Baxter, Francis Bowlan, Sizemore (12) Mitchell, Richard Jay Burget, Donald Collier, Fern Courtney, Arch E. **’ Crowder, Samuel H. Davison, Billie M. Demand, Mary Dierdorff, Marian Edmiston, Stella Elijah, Joenita Farmer, Joe M. Figg, Joe Frow, Frank R. Gesell, Geraldine Gilmore, M. Keith Haggard, Berniece Hancock, Carol A. Hanstein, Leonard Harrington, Foster Imbler, Irene I. Jackson, Ella B. James, Lewis F. Jennings, Mrs. Bess Kelly, Bessie M. Kelly, Bessie L. Kuklenski, Elsie Lackey, Toney Hughes, Ruth Jane Luper, Marybell Lydick, Rilla Marshall, Lyda Mayer, Joan Medin, Della Miller, Berneice Milliron, Virgil Monroe, Delena Rosenstahl, Harriett Mulcahy, George J. Oliver, Zelma 0. Fagan, Della Roark, Nann Roberts, H. Oliver Sipe, Robert R. Smith, Elizabeth G. Smith, Opal J. Sparks, James M. Spurlock, Joe Vandenburgh, Ethel Ward, LeRoy Woods, Mart Douglas, Loree (Nurse)

5,060.00 ? 4,660.00 5,660.00 5,200.00 ■ ; 3,800.00 ; 6A60.00 ? 3,500.00 . j 4,700.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 I 4,550.00 1 4,550.00 3,700.00 5,730-00 ? 5,400.00 3,900.00 4,200.00 3,800.00 4,100.00, 3,900.00 4,600.00 ; 4,463.00 3,650.00 . 4,450.00 5,450.00 ■ j 3,700.00 3,600.00 ! 4,000.00 . ■ 5,400.00 5,300.00 4,300.00 3,500.00 4,200.00 3,400.00 73,900.00 <5,400.00 .5,100.00 5,200.00 3,500.00 4,305.00 4,200.00 3,900.00 3,400.00 , 35900.00 5,400.00 1 3,900.00 i 5,400.00 1 4,300.00 .4,400.00 5,200.00 i 3,500.00 ! 4,200.00 3,900.00 d 4,200.00 ; 5,230.00 4,750.00 ; 3,100.00

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7, 1958 - continued

SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d) YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Marshall (Uont'd)

S outheas t (C ont'd)

Office Employees Allman, ' Juanita Haffner, Dorothy Hodson, Doris Jones, Melvina (12)

Assistant Principal King, Dee L. (12)

$2,300.00 2,500.00 2,100.00 2,460.00

Northeast

Principal Greene, J. B. (12)

7,900.00

Assistant Principal Spangler, Mace (12)

6,600.00

Teachers 4,900.00 Ellis, Henry Etta (Counselor) Krueger, Richard A. (11)(Counselor)5,650.00 Yoesting, Clarence (11)(Counselor) 4,650.00 4,850.00 Beck, Grace 4,950.00 Bills, Faye 4,850.00 ■-.Busey, Woodrow 5,200.00 "•(jSrter, Zaida 5,400.00 Clay, Dorothy A. (Counseling) 4,500.00 Cunningham, Johnny 4,900.00 Davidson, Mollie 4,450.00 ■ .Davison, Grace 4,200.00 ■‘Fiphell, Jean H. 5,400.00 Gifford, Zazelle 5,400.00 Gillette, Gladys 4,625.00 Gordon, R. M. 4,600.00 Havenstrite, W. 4,000.00 Jsom, Vernon H. 4,700.00 Karns, Tom 3,800.00 Lowery, Francis 4,000.00 Malone, Martha 4,950.00 Mattox, Vivia 5,100.00 McMillan, Louis 5,300.00 ' Merideth, Harold D. 3,700.00 Miller, Lois 4,350.00 Nielson, Pauline 5,200.00 Pittmah, Maude 3,500.00 Posey, Shirley 4,000.00 Shelden, Ethel 5,400.00 Smith, Elna 4,000.00 Smith, Wayne 5,400.00 Snedaker, Dorothy A 3,900.00 Stalnaker, Robert D. 5,000.00 Terry, Marjorie 4,000.00 Taylor,. Harry 3,700.00 Thomas , Wm. H. 4,987.00 Thompson, Ethel B. 4,600.00 White, Martha F. 4,475.00 White, (Nat Foster 4,950.00 Wilson,- Nadine / Office ^Employees 2,250.00 Janssen, Frances 2,880.00 Yost, Maurita (12) 2,050.00 Mullinax, Marie

Southeast

Principal Mayes, Sterling (12)

7,200.00

$6,1^.00 ‘ 11*? 4,9j’0?.oo 5,260.00 5,21^00

Teachers Berry, Edward L. (Counselor) (12) Henry, Bessie (Counselor) (12) Mullins, Dale (Counselor) (12) Norwood, Ida M. Allen, Marjorie Baker, Eva M. Bayz, Mary Berry, Robert L. Burdette, Mary E. Camp, Lora Lee Carson, Hazel Caswell, Wynema Choate, Dean Cook, Ernestine Cox, Isabelle Dipboye, Eugene Dolan, L. B. 7 Eckstein, Mary N. Gill, Anita Hawthorn, Bertie A. Hepler, Charles Holland, Steven Holloway, Fred Kellog, Anna Laucus, Paul Ladd, Donald Leikam, Bill Lewis, L. E. Markerst, M. Jayne Moore, Grace Nichols, Ross E. Nokes, Mary Pitts, Lorrine Powell, James Reynolds, Patsy Robbins, Jean H. Rupp, Sam Semrad, Everett Shields, Marvin Simons, Dian Smith, Imogene Snyder, Franklin Staley, Elizabeth Taylor, Bob White, Loree Windes, Inez

4,62^00 4,700.00 4,850.00 4,000.00 4,600.00 4,750.00 4,10^00 4,750.00 3,800.bo 5,650.00 3,600.00 4,200.. 00 4,700.00 5,400.00 4,950.00 4,300.00 4,500.00 3,800.00 4,600.00 4,900fOO 4,300.00 4,000.00 3,600.00 3,800.00 4,500.00 3,600.00 4,750.00 5,425.00 4,700.00 4,100.00 4.750.00 3',500.00 4,200.00 4,000.00 5,285.00 4,800.00 3,600.00 3,800.00 4,400.00 5,050.00 3,700.00 3,600.00 4,650.00

Office Employees Alverson, Marie Kincaid, Dorothy Katsakis, Lila Fay

2,250.00 2,460.00 2,220.00

(12)

Capitol Hill Senior

Principal Cox, Leonard (12)

7,800.00

Assistant Principal Roop, Alonzo W. (12)

6,800.00

MEETING OF JULY

7, 1958 - CONTINUED

SECONDARY! SSHOO1SS (Obntt'dL

YEARLY? SALARY?' 100.M6fithA- ' Bdd-is Unless Otherwise . IndicatW-

YEARLY!'SALARY! 10';M6nthSJ1 Bast S3 Unless otherwise ft'-';-'Indicated:-

Capdtoll Hillo S'ehder (Cont' d)

CapitblcHillcSenior (Cont’d)

$5,500.00 Speegle, C. B. ■ 4,550.000 l^pGQ'JOCU S S&ltti^nji.JDai' (Adm. Ass’t) (12) Sp’enp^ry-e Janet ND CShSfii/e Sara. R. t (Act i vity D tree tor) 5,3®O6OO1 : 5,500.00 Stockton, Elton J. NI 6/060.00 ■ya 5^500.00 Been, o Gladys 1 ¥. (C ouns e lor) (12) Stoney Ollie B. ND (12) 1 ' C-4', 8O9.OO:. Fred.ber^dr / vAlvin 0 Counselor) (12) 5,310.00 Summers,EHettyeLR.(Counselor) ) "4>778.000 4,860.00 Hill, Bill (Counselor) (12) Williamson.;rOrvihounse 1 or ) ( J 4,800.00 3,200.00 Sanders,/ ;Lilliah;? (Nurse).r ) (12. ) BSngtbonpL. H. Jr. 5,200.00 Biggers, Helen L. Nc.rrwocci, ’I d8- M . ? 4,700.00 4,100.00 Biggs, Jack G. Office. ,Employees 2/250000?? Bradford, Emit 0. Chadwe11y Mary 20200000 5,100.00 Brainard, Marjorie Goodw in,.Wayne (12) 4,900.00 2,760.00 Carpenter; Jess L. ND (12) Hern ; . Ir e ne 3: S t (12) 5y460:;00' 2,200.00 Chesher yrAlice M. Williams, Geneva 2/2000000 5,100.00 Coleman, Thelma W. Hartmany,.'Elizabeth *! C'ondren/Ann 3,700.00 3 ,• i ")'J : UU Corson; Hasel 5,260.00 3 000,00 Conner, W<?i L. 'Counslor! Douglass 3 .1.0 3,800.00 b ., bO‘3 • 00 Ci.LO3.L0 I h ' b i Crosley,.Harold A . ' 1.1 ■ l o r ■ 5/200.00?' 3 , t>OC> .00 ■ DanfordytiMahguerite ; ' ? Principalôtio- 4,350.00 7/9000000 Davis, Virginia M. Moon, Frederick D. (12) h f \f5,500.00 Donley, Lovell (123 Dirboye ; Ego”’;; 5» 1 ■ 5,960.00 Emberty, Robert H. (12) AgSjistant. Prine ipa 1 5;3OOf.OOC. 6/5OO.OO Emerson, Carl D. (12) Jeltz, Wyatt;!?; (12) Fish., ,Raymond L..ND o3i; 3e 1 i ng) 5,100.00 G-j.'l.J ~ 1.3 5,630000? FisherygEugene306 r;;( 11) Teachers gertlc e.. 4/850.00' 5/3QO..00, Ffaz ier y >S uhbehme Harris , , S herman;CM. (Couns e lor) 5,050.00 4/7000)00 ■ StrongjibEvelyn(.Counselor) French/ nJJobaaEs 5bSfe»^. 4,725.00 Graham, Elizabeth Wilson, Thein®->;B. (Counselor) (12) Hall, Eldon H. ND (12) 5/100.00 5/1000000 Alexander,. Lola T. 4/750;00 3,700.00 Hanger >i-Gwehdolyn Alexander, .-.LeRoy 0. 5,o6oyoc43830.000 Harper,.Dwayne ND (12) Belly;-SarahJ.J. 4,200.00 5/I50'.ooo ■ tiarryysMaxine 3 ■ Benefee, Maurice ND (12) 4/700.000 5y5OO.;OO'-1 Hawkins yeW»30.11 $12) Buford, George L. 4,100.00 5,400.00 Hazelwood, Saidee Burnett; Dorothy t 4,200.00 4/400:. 00 Hendrix, Paul C lament, Ella L. 4,100.00 5,000.00 Hihkelmanybotto Dudjoey Lawrence. 3>600.00 .5/4QOOOOO Humble; .Josephine Dabney, Margaret 5,600.00 4/gOOiOO': ■ Jacobson, .Anton D. Darden, Lawrence C. (12) 5/300'. 000 Jbne'sycRtithHGi’ou' K 5,200.00 Diggs, J JakeriAa 4,900.00 4,750.00 Kimbrough/ Felix A. Dodson;EG. M. ND 5,400.00 Kihcdde;,Mabel IMS4/550.00 DUlanyj.O, E. 3. 5,200/00?' 5,600.00 Krieg yawa llMcA sH. Loveyj.Zelma R. Ladderda lei/ " lamora 4,700.00 ; 5/?85®i'OOij Miller/ ..Moses- F.. 4,550;00' 3 37 001.000 ■LA®.ylMelvih'i-L^ i Moore.;. Erma?- M. :ND 5/400.00?? 5,400.00 Ldwis, ,Nettie B. Moore/;; Jessye. J. (11) 4,700.00 Linton, Leoni’ (11) 532500000 Morgan, Augusta P. 5,050.00 7/000.00 Littlefield/'H. l ,. Pierc'e, ,]Jîli’(12)’ Culpepper/- , JO' .Sandra 3,500.00 5,000.00 Ragland/t ,§USzeder o 5,400600: Mayes’/ .DOrothy .i P. '3,900.00' ScottJanice “ 4,400.00 MUrdock, Charles 4,475.00 Seward, Waiter e . 4,550.00 Os’senkop, vMbert C. 4,850.00 Sharp, îllard H. StoneipriLapr^lle I. 1 -. 3,900.00 4,400.00 Sloss, Minerva A. peak, <-e loydf 33. 5,400.00 3,800.00 Temple, T. Odessa .3/600.00?? Perdue, Bogina'< ■;.■!-;r 5/4QP'.O®9 Tompkins, Consuelo 5,130.00 Phirineyi, Myrtle C. 4000100k j Washington Louis 3,900.00 Pitt, Peggy 5/100H;00>:; Waterford,. G.' D. c Pryor, Johj F. 5,300.00 5,400.00 Wiley, Lea F. 4,600.00 Ryder, William B. - 5,300.00 Williams,;Geraldine.f SchoolingjaDella A. ( 4,600.00 5,400.00 Selken, Mary A. Office Employees 4,400.00 Semrod, Ludvik J. 2/88©LQQ>0 . Johnson, Geneva (12) 3,700.00 2,475.00 Shank, i Lucy P. Tomlin, Gladys (11) Smiley, Hazel 3,885.00 5,050.00 Smithy Blanche . T^dfihersbimployeet;

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d) YEARLY SALARY t 10 Months ' Basis :: Unless Otherwise 5 Indicated . ■ 1 1 1 "

YEARLY SALARY .10 Months’ Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Northwest Classen (Cont’d)

Northwest Classen

Principal Malone, J. Frank (12)

$7,800.00

Assistant Principal RobIyer, Jack A. (l^J

6,000.00

Teachers Owen, Kathleen B. (Activities Director) Brucher, G. W. (Counselor) (12) Ellis, Inez C. (Counselor) (11) Hulet, Retha Wave (Counselor) (12) Johnson, Arthur A. (Counselor)(12) Alberts, Audrie Bourke, Helen M. Bryan, Alvin Buzbee, Geraldine Byars, Ophelia Caldwell, Virgil E. Cockrum, Eunice M. Conger, J. H. Copeland, Ivy L. Cowan, Nona Crowe, Paul Davis, Clayton L. Dennis, Barbara Doughty, Alma Ecton, Nellie Ellis, Stephen W. Findly, Evelyn Ghormley, Maurice Gibson, Katherine Hale, Charles A. Jr. Hicks, James W. (■§■ time) Hoke, David D. Holland, Blanche Irwin, Rex Johnson, Arthur C. Land, Gene E. Lewis, Mary Lamb Link, Della Livingston, Hazel Marcotte, Leonard Milburn, Gerrie Milburn, Mary Miller, Ramah Mills, Madge Murray, Winnie Nichols, Raymond T. Oakes, Ola Mae Paden, John M. Park, Mabel Peale, Dorothy 0. Pruitt, Mary Richard, Betty Riddle, Shirley Sartin, Newa I. Shepard, Gladys Smelser, Carroll Smith, Raymond N. Spann, Lucile R. St. Dizier, R. I. Taylor, Lucile E. Thompson, Margaret Tyler, Maxine

4,950.00 6,060.00 5,400.00 6,O6O.OO 4,860.00 4,950.00 5,200.00 4,4oo.oo 5,400.00 5,250.00 4,350.00 5,730.00 4,900.00 4,700.00 3,850.00 4,700.00 5,000.00 3,650.00 4,630.00 4,200.00 3,500.00 4,000.00 5,100.00 5,200.00 4,550.00 1,508.00 4,100.00 5,400.00 5,850.00 5,000.00 3,600.00 5,200.00 5,200.00 5,350.00 4,700.00 3,700.00 3,500.00 3,800.00 4,000.00 4,700.00 4,350.00 4,830.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 5,000.00 5,400.00 3,500.00 3,800.00 4,500.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 3,900.00 5,400.00 4,600.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 4,100.00

Van Pool, Don VonTungeln, H. Wedding, Mary E. Weinert, Duane West, Beth (11) Whitehead, Ann E. Willingham, Helen Willoughby, Lucille Moore, Nola (Nurse) Office Employees Almond, Betty (12) Harris, Delma James, Reba Hamilton, Dorothy (12) Taylor, Doris K. (9) Treichler, Nancy(9)

$1)-,800.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 if-,850.00 5,830.004,000.00 4,450.00 ■ 5,11-00.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 2,250.00 2,250.00 2,593.00 2,150.00 2,043.00

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YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Belle Isle (Cont'd)

Adams Principal Davenport, W. C.

(12)

Teachers Abel, Florence Allen, Hazel s • Beaty, Era ■Campbell, Mary L. J Cooper, Lora J Currier, Clara B. Duerksen, Bertha Emry, Lucile Fullerton, Patricia Greniger, Lillian Hadlock, Minnie Lea Henry, Plez McCarty, Martha McCharen, Lura McCormick, Clara K. Monroe, Merle Myers, Iona R. Overman,’Beryl Schwartz, Gladys Spradling, Ruth F. Townsend, Daisy M. Waggoner, Eula M. Wolf, Ursula Woods, Edith B.

Secretary Beaty, Lola M.

Jenkins, Margaret Smith, Jennie Workman, Eva M. Webb, Robert Secretary Benson, Mona (91)

$6,100.00

4,400.00 4,300.00 4,300.00 4,700.00 3,900.00 5,200.00 4,625.00 4,300.00 3,700.00 4,200.00 3,900.00 4,400.00 3,600.00 4,300.00 3,800.00 4,100.00 3,700.00 4,500.00 3,900.00 3,900.00 4,300.00 4,900.00 4,000.00 4,200.00

(1-time)

Principal Lanman, Lyman (12)

Teachers Anderson, Martha E. Ballew, Sue Bloomer, Mary Courtney, Ruby L. Gilliland, Lillian Howell, Ruth S. Hunt, Stayce M. Litz, Patricia Post, Gwendolyn Ray, Erlene Shadid, Yevonne Spangler, Isabelle Woods, Ruth Secretary White, Dorothy

Principal Jeans, Wayne M. (12) 6,100.00

Teachers Bohanan, Nita Rae Brock, Hildreth Cates, Mary F. Dolton, Louis Engle, Ruth Hayden, Laura McMillan, Virginia Perkins, Helen S. Price, Hazel Reed, Edith Spears, Ethel Walker, Edith

3,700.00 - 4,100.00 3,500.00 4,000.00 4^100.00 4,700.00 3,800.00 4,350-00 4,000.00 3,900.00 •4,300.00 3,900.00

Secretary Wright, Nan B. (9s)

1,9^7.50

Belle Isle Principal McCall, Ethyl (12)

6,200.00

Teachers Barney, Anna S. ’ Harkey, Marie Husky, Ellen M.

3,600.00 3,800.00 4,200.00

-. i 1i

(91)

Bryan

Arthur Principal Hogard, Bert W. (12)

- 9Q2.5O

Britton

1,911.00

(9i.)

$5,200.00 4,100.00 4,’QOO.Od 4,W>. 00 ■

;

7,4(xi .00

Teachers Clark, Lois Drake, Minta M. Ellison, Lottie Farley, Nancy B. Griggs, Beula Hurst, Gwendolyn B. Joullian J. Roper, Berniece Simpson, Lorene P. Field, Lucy Maysey, Mabel E. (Nurse) Leach, Marilyn Secretary Morrissey, Betty

(12)

2,860.00

Buchanan

Principal Eads, Dalton L. (12)

6,4oo.oo

Teachers Bomar, Bernice Carmichael, Alta Clifton, Era Cline, Clyde Davis, Mary N.

4,250.00 4,300.00 4,450.00 5,200.00 4,750.00

>’

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

■? •

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless 'Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Buchanan (Cont'd)

Carver (Cont'd)

Teachers Britton.; Beulah E. Lance D. zlvia A. leane C. It da (J time at Orchard Park)

Deen, Christine R. Endicott, Elva M. Eudaley, Jacquetta Finch, Ann Frederick) M. Glessner, Chloe Gorom, Chloe A. Gregg, Mildred Hayes, Mary Lou Henderson,Billie (Teacher Aide) Jayne, Viola Jones, Charles W. Moss, Carrie Lou (Teacher Aide) J^ichols, Charlotte (Teacher Aide) Oakes, Lillian G. Potts, Helen Shook, Irma J. Swingle, E. Maude Thomason, Juanita Treado, Helen A. White, Anna B. Wicker, Lavonne ; Secretaries Ellsworth, Madeline (Ford . Foundation) Holcomb, Leora (9^)

Cleveland Principal Liebhart, Ethel M. (12)

Teachers Armer, Minnie Lou Connor, Eva L. Gross, Edna J. Hodges, Clara L. Hornbeck, Rose M. Keckler, Jean McCandless, Edna P. Miller, Carolyn New, Bess R. Spurrier, Irene F. Symes, Stella M. Underwood, J. E. Williams, Hazel D. Witham, Madelyne

1,663.00 1,9*7-50

Burbank ■Principal Sullins, Forest (12)

6,400.00

Teachers Barger, Geneise Bowlin, Gladys Cowdeny MAry L. Danner, Richard .,..5 Dyer, Frances Hatchett, Oleta Hendrickson, Edith Martin, Ruth Rodgers, Bette Simmons, Fan El Williams, Jeane M. W.

4,300.00 4,950.00 3,600.00 4,000.00 4,850.00 4,000.00 5,400.00 4,100.00 3,800.00 4,000.00 3,500.00

Secretary Stewart, Thelma

1,863.00

(9?)

Porter, Gladys E. (9f)

4,860.00

Teachers 7, Cohstien, Jewell Keffer, Evelyn L.’ 'Wallis, Helen (? time)

3,800.00 3,500.00 2,075.00

Carver

Principal Burnett, Delbert (12)

5,050.00

1,9*7.50

Columbus

Principal Scott, J. Otis (12)

Carey Principal Webb, Robert (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Baker, Verna E. Burns, Ruth W. Davis, Winnie L. Doty, Maurine Feller, Grace Gibson, Pauline E. Goodart, Rose Mansfield, K. C. McVeigh,- Bobby Pederson, Naomi P. Petree, Velma I. Prichard, Phyllis Russ, Marguerette Sala, Enoice Seaman, Muriel B. Smith, Elizabeth S. Stallboris, Ora L. Woods, Mary K. (i time Rockwood) Woods, Thelma Siler, Lola (Secretary) (9) Coolidge Principal .Wade, Clara M.

(12)

6,600.00

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED k

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Coolidge (Cont'd)

Culbertson (Cont'd)

Teachers Adams, Julia Boren, Geneva Br-uc'fe, Anita (Teacher Aide) Dykstra, Dick Farr, Buddy Trasher, Paula Knight, Patsy Leathers, Glenda Lindsey, Etna Mallory, Ruby Lee McDonald, Diane Moss, Naomi Moyer, Margaret Norwood, Mary C. Pierce, N. Ruth (Teacher Aide) Poore, Blanche Robb, Nita Schuler, Ardith Snowbarger, Lois Spence, Miriam Standerfer, Leia Thomason, Gertrude Tucker. Sue Webb, D&lma F. (Teacher Aide) White, Ruby Alice1 Williams, Marieta u Secretaries Ledbetter, Hazel (9a) Rainwater, Lorene (9?)

$3,800.00 3,900.00 1,440.00 3,600.00 3,700.00 3,600.00 3,500.00 3,600.00 4,300.00 4,000.00 3,600.00 3,500.00 3,900.00 3,700.00 i,44o.oo 4,100.00 3,600.00 3,500.00 4,100.00 3,500.00 4,100.00 4,4oo.oo 3,700.00 ' 1,440.00 4,100.00 5,35O.oo 1,400.00 1,805.00

Creston Hills

Principal Hall, Ira D. (12)

5,800.00

Teachers Abram, Teresea Christian, Leora H. Cooper, Kathryn Edwards, Essie D. Holbert, Effie C. jWies, Clafa 1; Pendley, Edna D. Raney, Dorothy Smith, Samue1 M. Statum, Ever M.

4,650.00 4,4oo.oo 4,200.00 jH-io .00 4,200.00 4,450.00 5,100.00 3,600.00 4,000.00 4,650.00

Secretary Johnson, Jessie

(91)

(4-time)

Culbertson

Principal . Thbtas, Frances C. (12)

Teachers Anderson, Elsie Beckman, Louise A. Billingsley, Elizabeth Bcwlby, Leymond Chambers, Estelle

926.00

6,700.00

$4,410.00 4,935.00 5,250.00 5,408.00 4,550.00 5,200.00 5,400.00 4,500.00 4,550.00

Curtis, Mildred Enslow, Vera^A. Johnson, Amy E. Kelley, Katherine Kelly, Leslie Landon, Helen Poole, Maybelie C. Robertson, Mary F. Stewart, Velma L. Secretary Oakley, N. Vera -

1,947.50

(91)

Davis

Principal Chaffin, Floy (12) Byrne, Hollie Cox, Hazel F. Draper, Mary G. Earnest, Letcher Foster, Fern Greer, Pascle Helms, Gertrude L. Laucus, Joyce Lee, Bernice H. Mabry, Annie R. Marbury,'Edna Mayberry, Goldie P. Reaganj Mattie Lou

6,800.00 4,300.00 4,500.00 5,400.00 4,350.00 5,300.00 4,400.00 4,550.00 3,600.00 5,000.00 4,700.00 4,000.00 4,600.00 4,300.00

Secretary Brown, Mary Alice

1,615.00

(91)

Dewey Principal Murnane, Caroline (12)

6,100.00

Teachers Barnard, Lois N. Bird, Eudean D. Farley, Kathryn Hall, Isabel Lynn, Carmen R. Melton, Lue Nutt, Eunice Ruble, Thelma Schlinke, Gladys Steward, Hazel Thomas, Ruby L. Vanantwerp, B.

4,500.00 4,350.00 4,400.00 4,100.00 4,500.00 3,500.00 4,200.00 4,700.00 3,600.00 4,100.00 4,500.00 4,700.00

Secretary Anderson, Constance

(91)

1,863.00

Dunbar 4,200.00 5,400.00 4,200.00 5,010.00 4,095.00

Principal Wadkins, Bert V. (12)

6,400.00

Teachers Lovejoy, Leila (Elem. Supv.) (12)

6,600.00

MEETING OF JU^Y 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd) YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Dunbar (Cont'd)

Edison (Cont'd)

Bowen, Laura E. Bruce, Elizabeth L. Bunn, Erma Cannon, Thelma M. Carr, Ivorye D. Carter, Helen Dailey, Ilalee Daniels, James Douglas, Lorayne Douglass, Octavia Franklin, Irene Gardner, Dorothy Hancock, Alan Hancock, Lucille Haynes, Alberta Keith, Annie J, ; King, Leona P. Mathis, Queenie McCann, Cleo G. McFall, Clara V. Moore, Willie Z. Mukes, Mabel Pettit, Johnnie M. Reynolds, Joanna L. Robertson, Cornelia Stephens, Freddie Telford, Esther Townsend, Bertha : Walker, Jacqualine

Secretaries Nichols, Menttorv ^9?) Foster, Nedella (9a)

i ; :

$4,300.00 4,950.00 4,500.00 4,700.00 4,475.00 4,200.00 4,400.00 4,300.00 4,100.00 4,856.00 5,400.00 3,675.00 4,450.00 5,100.00 5,400.00 4,550.00 5,200.00 5*200.00 5,150.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 4,400.00 3,780.00 5,200.00 4,800.00 5,400.00 4,400.00 4,650.00 3,900.00

1,9^7.50 1,950.00

Edgemere

Principal Borah, Evelyn E. (12)

■ : ! ' i S j i

j j 1 [

6,500.00

Teachers Cravatt, Lucille Dickson, Anna M. Hamby, Freda M. Hogue, Mary E. Hubbard, Nellie M. Olson, Irene C. .Pope, Charlie T. Reaves, Ruby V. Riley, Barbara W. Southerland, Emma Teague, Grace Warren, Fannie M. Wheat, Helen L.

f ! Secretary Jordan, Noris (9|) !

4,200.00 4,750.00 4,700.00 4,950.00 4,750.00 4,800.00 5,300.00 4,950.00 4,200.00 4,600.00 4,883.00 4,750.00 4,200.00 (|-time)

884.00

j Edison Principal Sellman, Vernice (12)

i Teachers ; Bowlin, Jo Ann •

5,860.00 4,800.00

$5,300.00 3/75.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 3,500.00

Hays, Elizabeth Dillman, Carol Fisher, Virginia Hammett, Helen Harbour, La Juana Edwards Principal Ionian, Anderson J. (12)

5,800.00

Teachers Davis, Lucile T. Johnson, Virgie L. Locust, Mattie L. Macklin, Elizabeth Miller, Jeanette C. Robinson, Ivy B. Rolfe, Rubye Sayles, Florida M. Smith, Dorothy D. Sparks, Adelle T. Strong, Anna M. Swain, Mildred G. Thomas, Gladys B. Williams, Evelyn L.

5,200.00 5_, 25(^0 4,700.00 3,800.00 4,475.00 4,950.00 4,400.00 5,400.00 4,700.00 4,800.00 4;800.00 3,900.00 5,250.00 4,600.00

Secretary McCauley, Ruby C.

. (9?)

Emerson ------------Principal VonTungeln, Alfred (12)

Teachers Brewer, Olive R. Chambers, Eula M. Davis, Sue Franklin, Vivian A. Green, Margaret Jolliff, Annabelle Lawter, Hazel McKee, Mary E. Sparks, Amy M. Yoder, Gustava Young, Blanche K.

Secretary V Holmes, Hazel T. (9i)

1,947.50

6,600.00 4,515.00 5,200.00 3,500.00 4,620.00 4,883.00 5,200.00 4,410.00 5,100.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 5,670.00 y, foo-ut?

1,9^7.50

Eugene Field

Principal Morrow, Lillian G. (12)

6,400.00

Teachers Baxter, Evelyn R. Cooper, Sue N. Eads, Cleo P. Mackin, Ermal L. Mayhew, Helen H. Wattenbarger, G. Webster, Laura

4,950.00 4,800.00 ; 4,600.00 4,750.00 5,200.00 5,350.00.. 5,400.00;

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

ELEMENTARY -SCHOOLS (Cont'd) YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Bas is Unless Otherwise Indicated Eugene Field (Cont'd)

Secretary Willis, H. Page (91) (-§-time)

Garden Oaks (Cont'd) $

908.00

Fillmore Principal Quinn, Lila (12)

Teachers Braden, Ina Buck, Edith A. Crossman, Mary S. Eavenson, Lillie R. (Teacher Aide) Haller, Elizabeth (Teacher Aide) Harper, Edna E. Hill, Sydney Holland, Mary G. (Teacher Aide) Jones, David Kuhn, Frankie ; Loffhagen, Ruth McConnell, Jenice Mead, Maytha ' Moore, Reba Nielsen, Kathryn Orr, Winnie ■ : Pendx, Mary Ann Pryor, Willa Mae Records, Jewel Richardson, Edna A. Selken, Margaret Semrad, Darlene Wallace, Billye Waltman, Lawanda Wilkerson, Ruby Wood, Elaine F. Secretaries Hunter, Agnes (92) Russom, Audrey • (91)

6,700.00

5,050.00 4,400.00 5,200.00 1,440.00 1,440.00 4,500.00 3,600.00 1,440.00 3,700.00 4,750.00 5,200.00 4,250.00 3,600.00 4,550.00 4,400.00 4,400.00 3,500.00 4,350.00 4,650.00 4,200.00 4,800.00 3,800.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,500.00 4,000.00 1,710.00 1,805.00

Foster

Principal Morrow, Howard (12)

5,060.00

Teachers Warner, Eithel Weisbrod, Alma Wilson, Jeffie L. Winters, Ruth Bass, Nona (1 time Ross)

4,095.00 3,800.00 4,300.00 3,600.00 4,200.00

Garden Oaks Principal Horn, Hazel W.

(12)

Teachers Barclay, Mae H. Curry, Zarah M. Jackson, Vivian Johnson, Mrs. Helen Kirk, Wesley

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

If1 ■

6,650.00 3,600.00 4,300.00 4,200.00 4,650.00 4,300.00

$4,400.00 4,300.00 4,300.00 4,475.00 4,750.00 4,500.00

Lawrence, Vivian Lonian, Geraldine Miles, Mary L. Oliver, Lillian Scales, Myrtle K. Swain, Alice M. Secretary Christian, C.(91)

(1-time)

950.00

Garfield

Principal Sherfy, Wilda (12)

5,900.00

Teachers Austin, Lois Defreese, Gertrude Dobbs, Ina B. Singleton, Claudine Hackney, Margaret K. Parkey, Wilma ND

3,700.00 3,500.00 4,000.00 3,400.00 3,500.00 2,900.00

Secretary Shouse, Geneva

(9^) (^--time)

884.00

Gatewood Principal Green, Ruth E. (12)

6,600.00

Teachers Bondurant, Lillian Gooch, Pearl Zelma Mayfield, M. Palmer, Ione B. Patterson, Alice H. Schmelzenbach, A. Wallace Ruth Ann Walters, Allie P. Young, Coral J.

4,200.00 4,400.00 4,000.00 5,350.00 4,300.00 5,200.00 3,500.00 5,400,00 5,400.00

Secretary Evans, Helen R. (9^-)

(^-time)

855.00

Harmony

Principal Smith, Avis (12)

6,400.00

Teachers Crowley, Margie DeLaney, Helen E. Draper, Frances Luster, Zada C. McKemie, Lorna L. Miller, Lovie B. Myer, Opal Nance, Ethel C. Rainwater, Martha Robertson, Thelma Silvernail, Audrey Zurline, Manon

3,700.00 5,400.00 3,500.00 5,400.00 4,850.00 3,800.00 4,900.00 5,200.00 3,800.00 3,700.00 5,200.00 4,850.00

MEETING OF JULY 7,. 1958 - CONTINUED

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Ihdicated

Harmony (Cont'd)

Henry (Cont'd)

Secretary Fullrich, Laura (9^)

•

Harrison

Principal Corr, Margaret T. (12)

(g-tirne)

855.00

6,400.00

4,000.00 4,200.00 5,200.00 5,150.00 4,200.00 4,095.00 4,650.00 4,200.00 4,700.00 4,850.00 (|-time)

931.00

Hawthorne i Principal Barker, Nettie M. (12)

5,900.00

Teachers Blanchard, Helen Brown, Bonita B. Brown, Ruth W. Dotson, La Dean Givens, Robyn B. Hann, Beulah Huffman, Frances Johnson, Kathleen Lair, Gladys Leftwich, Paul Lindsey, Martha L. McNabb, Teresa M. Moore, Jewell Wolfe, Mary

Secretary Falink, Lillian (9?)

5,200.00 3,900.00 4,000.00 4,100.00 5,200.00 5,150.00 4,700.00 3,700.00 5,200.00 4,100.00 4,700.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 3,900.00

(-g-time)

973.75

Hayes i

Principal Bloomer, Jack W. (12)

Teachers Moore, Opal Purdy ; Royalty, Kay (g at Henry) , Summers, Wilda E. Vest, Wyona T.

5,360.00 3,900.00 3,400.00 3,800.00 3,600.00

Henry Principal Brewer, Vernon (12)

$4,500.00 3,400.00

Heronville

i. Teachers Adkins, Ima -,Basey, Margaret Bogue, Hazel D. Clark, Vivian M. Dean, A, Beth ■- Fromme, Helen 1 Fuhring, Margaret Gorrell, Doramae Mackey, Marie M. Viler, Valera V. Secretary Allsbrook, Helen L.(9|)

Teachers Shaw, Reba Royalty, Kay (g time at Hayes)

5,100.00

Principal Faris, Ruth K. (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Billingsley, Opala Burleson, Lois Burr, Sylvia G. Carlton, Evangeline Cowtner, Margaret Garten, Alma M. Hooper, Oma R. Jones, Florence F. Mays, Emily E. Nance, Imogene M. Pratt, Madge S. Quisenberry, F. Simmons, Juanita Webb, Norma E. Phillips, Helen

4,600.00 4,100.00 4,750.00 4,OOOM50 5,150.00 5,300.00 5,400.00 5,40$. 00 4,800.00 4,6oo.oo 4,475.00 4,750.00 3,900.00 3,700.00 5,960.00

Secretary Swafford, Ruth (9-g)

1,947.50

Horace Mann Principal Geis, W. L. (12)

5,500.00

Teachers Autry, Opal M. Beene, Virginia Boland, Kathleen Ellis, Jennie M. Evans, Alleene Gordon, Zelma 0. Hann, Edna L. Johnson, Pearl Kunke, Ethel A. Morgan, Cliffie S. Roberts, Louise Wickson, Winnifred (To reserve & advisory) Secretary Wagner, Manolia M.

(9'2')

(g-time)

5,050.00 4,450.00 4,750.00 5,150.00 4,450.00 5,000.00 4,800.00 5,000.00 5,300.00 5,200.00 4,750.00 1,000.00

973.75

Johns on Principal Martin, Earl (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Barnett, Mabel Beaver, Shirley M. Boeve, Betty (Teacher Aide) Cartmill, Dorothy Cooley, Hulda

4,200.00 4,550.00 l,44o.oo 4,700.00 4,950.00

\ *

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ^Cont’d)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

yea rly SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Johnson (Cont'd)

Lafayette (Cont'd)

Driver, Dorothy Ellis, E. Louise Hall, Donald Hammers, Carol Ann Haynes, Emily Wells, Joyce Jackson, Enid L. Jenkins, Ruth Lance, Daphne McFeaters, C. Rucker, Lura E. Rust, Mayme R. Simpkins, Agnes F. Smart, Virgie A. Strong, Christine Sutton, Ruth -Thompson, Virginia (Teacher Aide) Wells, Kay (Teacher Aide) Secretaries Barnett, Frances A. (9?) Fletcher, Viola (9|-)

$k,100.00 5,koo.oo 3,500-00 3,800.00 k,koo.oo 3,700.00 k,200.00 k,100.00 5,too.00 k,200.00 k,000.00 k,000.00 k,550*00 k,935-00 k,too.00 k,600.00 l,kko.oo i,kko.oo

1,9^7.50 1,58k.00

Kaiser

Principal Madison, Lenore C. (12) Teachers Born, Rosemary Carter, Helen Edgmon, Norman Glaser, Bertha Gray, Carolyn Greene, Virginia Kaiser, Faye H. Kiester, Frances Leander, Marie I. Lee, Sue McCray, Mary E. Paden, Venus Rausin, Ruth .Roberts, Geraldine Shipman, Ozelie N. Walters, Patricia Ann Vandegrift, Nellie Secretary Stauffer, Lauretta

(9^)

6,800.00 k,600.00 3,600.00 3,900.00 5,100.00 3,500.00 3,500.00 k,350.00 3,500.00 k,k5o.oo 3,900.00 5,100.00 3,900.00 k,650.00 k,100.00 k,too.00 3,500.00 5,too.00 1,9^7-50

Lafajette

Principal Gibson, Jack D. (12)

5,850.00

Teachers Boyle, Alyce Cade, Helen M- '- : Clark, Sue E. . Cochran, Grace M’. Parker, Billy Hogue, Patsy Mackey, Hazel L. '

k,300.00 k,55O.OO 3,700.00 k,950.00 3,500.00 3,600.00 k,650.00

$k,35O.OO 3,700.00 3,500.00 3,700.00

Sipe, A. Leota Townsend, Minnie Mills, Ann Walker, Shirley P.

Secretary Rowe, Gladys

(9i)

(|-time)

950.00

Lee Principal Scott, Lederle Billings, SylviaBriney, Ruth W. Foltz, Marjorie Gaudin, Melba L. Graham, Esther Hamilton, Imogene Hardin, Millie Hill, Jean Jones, Ethel S. King, Grace Lipscomb, Lucile Marshall, Lillian Mayes, Dorotha P. Mount, Melva Mrs. Simonton, Louise Toohey, Ruth A. Wyatt, Lee J. Secretary Akers, Pauline

(9i)

5,800.00 5,too.00 ; k, 650.005,350.00 k,950.00 5,too.00 5,too.00 k,kio.oo 3,600.00 5,000.00 k,950.00 5,too.00 k,950.00 k,750.00 3,700.00 k,100.00 5,too.00 k,too.00 i,9k7.oo

Lincoln

Principal Kibler, Hazel M. (12)

6,350.00

Teachers Benefield, Virgil Day, Katherine Fraley, Alma G,. Hatfield, Bonnie C. Hauser, Beverly 0. Little, Edna Mauck, Kathleen G. Renfroe, Katharyn Seitter, Delka Adams, Evalyn West, Mrs. Irma Wilson, Marvin A. Wright, Ruby

k,000.00 3,900.00 k,950.00 3,900.00 k,000.00 k,515.00 5,200.00 k,100.00 k,900.00 3,500.00 3,900.00 3,600.00 5,256.00

Linwood Principal Mullinax, Harvey (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Bean, Floy S. Cole, Ruth C. Duncan, Edna M. Firquain, Donna

5,050.00 5,200.00 5,350.00 3,900.00

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MEETING OF JU^Y .. ■

• •■

■■

7, 1958 - CONTINUED

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Bas is Unless Otherwise Indicated

Mark Twain (Cont'd)

Linwood (Cont'd)

: i I ' j ; '

Grimsley, Bethyl Holley, Helen M. Lightfoot, Elizabeth Morris, Sara J. Pittman, Leia H. Qualls, Opal Ritter, Beatrice Ruble, Joan Shields, Winburn Sumpter, Margaret

Secretary Rogers, Isobel E.

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Longfellow

! j

(9i)

$4,500.00 4,300.00 5,400.00 5,350.00 5,200.00 4,450.00 5,400.00 4,200.00 5,150.00 3,500.00 1,947.50

Cullers, Zuleika A. DeWees, E. Venora Duncan, Marian M. Frank, Cassandra B. Gruver, Carmel Hiner, Gladys Lemmons, Leland Lingenfelter, E. MeCan, Rubye P. Nutt, Exie Mae Oliver, Margaret Stewart, Muriel J. Tidwell, Kay

6,500.00

Teachers Allison, Elizabeth Armstrong, Helen L. Augustine, Sara Burrus, Dorothy Christensen, Gail Kidd, Laurie Littrell, Gloria Miller, Margaret Newipiny Ann Nita Tinkham, Violet D.

3,800.00 5,200.00 4,300.00 4,100.00 3,700.00 4,350.00 3,500.00 3,800.00 3,800.00 5,200.00

Madison 'Principal Hicks., Helen C.

(12)

. Teachers ‘ beshane, 0. Inez ’ Dougall, Martha Emans, Idabel T. Gay, Gelene J. Kelley, Mabel A. ■ Kenworthy, Eunice Routon, Ona M. Sexton, Ruth . Simcoe, Anna Strong, Roberta B. • Turner, Lucille B. Turner, Pearl H. Young, Mary W. (91)

6,800.00 4,4oo.oo 3,500.00 4,500.00 4,650.00 4,500.00 4,750.00 4,650.00 3,500.00 3,600.00 4,400.00 4,600.00 4,850.00 5,400.00

1,947.00

Mark Twain Principal Lanman, J. L. (12) Teachers Bailey, Christine Claypool, Frances CIoninger, Mattie

5,100.00 3,600.00 4,550.00

(9i)

1,947.00

Mayfair

Principal Klingler', May L. (12)

6,150.00

Teachers Allen, Joan Beadles, Daryl Casey, Grace B. Estes, Reba H. Holmes, M. Alice Hoover, Florence Hughes, Margaret L. (| time) James, Aileen Kelley, Carol May, borothy Mize, Allene Roberts, Maxine L. Ryden, Daisy L. Webber, Marjorie

3,500.00 3,600.00 4,500.00 4,350.00 4,700.00 4,200.00 1,750.00 4,300.00 3,900.00 4,000.00 4,300.00 4,200.00 4,100.00 3,500.00

Secretary Rowles, Hazel (9-2)

1,911.00

McKinley Principal Pickett, Lena (12)

5,900.00

Teachers Apostol, Mary G. Brandt, John H. Nunn, Janet Pollock, Ruth Shugart, Mildred Ward, Mae Belle

3,900.00 3,600.00 3,700.00 3,900.00 4,700.00 4,100.00

Secretary Hallock, Teresa 5,750.00

$4,350.00 .4,935- 00 ^.4,950.00 ?^;4oo.oo 100.00 $4, 200.00 ' '4,000.00 '■4,950.00 . 4,350.00 ) 3,500.00 5,200.00 • 5,300.00 * 3,500.00 ►T

Secretary Funderburg, Moree

Principal Reid, Ellen (12)

Secretary Simmons, Ola P.

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months ’ Basil Unless Otherwise Indicated

(9i)

(^--time)

902.50

Monroe Principal Estes, Lloyd M. (12)

6,700.00 .-

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

it ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont*d)

tBtiRLX SALARY

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Bas is Unless Otherwise Indicated

10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Monroe (Cont'd)

(9s>)

$3,900.00 3,600.00 4,400.00 3,700.00 4,100.00 4,000.00 3,900.00 5,200.00 5,250.00 5,200.00 4,650.00 4,500.00 3,600.00 4,000.00 3,500.00 1,948.00

Nichols Hills Principal McFeaters, Darrell (12)

Secretary Harlan, Daisy (9t

Teachers Alexander, Jean M. Coy, Ela R. Clay, Aretha L. Conner, Octavia E. (■§■ time) Cox, Maedella E. Griffin, Fannie L. Hamilton, Charlotte Houston, Hyder J. James, Arvella G. Jones, Lucile K. Jones, Leah B. Kernal, Eddie M. Linzy, Elizabeth K. *! Lyday, Marie W. Moore, Ever M. Perkins, Grace S. Randolph, Allie L. : Rhone, Camille M. Tarver, Maree

6,600.00

Principal Baber, Eldon (12)

5,800.00

Teachers Brett, Lavadis Crews, Tennie Foster, Pearl Green, Teresa Harrison, Olive Hayes, Faye L. Morrison, Thelma T. Rector, Doris S. Rodesney, Mamie Ross, Pauline Tabor, Virginia Turner, Mabel C.

4,000.00 3,600.00 3,500.00 4,550.00 4,600.00 4,400.00 4,600.00 4,550.00 3,600.00 4,100.00 3,500.00 5,400.00

Secretary Schuler, Edith N. (9^-) (-^-time)

Principal Mathis, Glendine

Principal Hobbs, Edna H. (12)

6,060.00

Teachers Counter, Mattie J. Dabney, Rubye E. Jackson, Eula Norman, Ida P. (■§• time at Carver)

5,150.00 5,100.00 4,750.00 4,300.00

Teachers Bower, Ysleta Ford, Sally Jeffers, Clara S. McMinimy, Mary E. Nelson, Ferne Nolen, Emma Kate

Orchard Park

Page

973.75

Polk

1,947.00

)

$4,200.00 4,410.00 5,150.00 2,25.0.00 4,>xoo»oo 4,550.00 4,100.00 3,900.00 4,988.00 4,500.00 5,200.00 3,900.00 5,100.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 5,000.00 5,200.00 5,150.00 4,500.00

Pierce

Teachers 5,400.00 Bartell, Lois 4,500.00 Booze, Alice T. 4,300.00 Breshears, Ruth 4,750.00 Clow, Geraldine R. 3,900.00 Kragh, Ramona 4,200.00 Cooke, Zula 4,000.00 Crowder, Vivian 3,500.00 Holland, Karen 5,200.00 Hood, Geneva T. 4,750.00 Kerr, Audrey 4,600.00 Maney, Alpha M. 4,450.00 Martin, Barbara J. 3,700.00 Newman, Jimmy 4,650.00 Patzkowski, E. Service, Janet (■§■ time at Ridge view) 3,9 00.00 3,900.00 Thompson, Joanna 4,400.00 Watts, Ann R. 3,900.00 Wright, Thelma

Principal Moulder, Mary E.

Page (Cont'd)

Teachers Allsup, Carol Zardes, Joy Byrum, Kathleen C. Duroy, Lee Dykes, Mildred Geis, Jewell Johnston, Audrey Marshall, Ina Mayes, Mayry Munford, Caroline Novotny, Annamae Phillips, Eula M. Sherrod, Ann Terrell, Georgenne Kroeger, William Secretary Ridings, Helen

Secretary Burns, Inez H.

(12)

(9i) (|-time)

6,400.00 4,500.00 5,000.00 4,550.00 4,100.00 4,500.00 4,925.00

931,00

Prairie Queen

(12)

5,850.00

Principal Crews, R. C. (12)

6,500.00

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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd) YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

;

Prairie Queen (Cont'd)

Rancho (Cont'd)

Teachers $4,550.00 Condren, Robert W. 3,700.00 Drew, Joyce 3,700.00 Farine, Katherine 4,700.00 Ivey, Ethlyn N. ‘ 3,600.00 Jackson, Wynema 3,900.00 Johnson, Katherine 3,500.00 Kouns, Non Earl 4,350.00 Lester, Lillian M. 4,950.00 Nichols, Edith B. 3,500.00 Prichard, Mary Dell 3,600.00 Sims, Sue Willa 4,000.00 Taylor Hermine T. Heuring, Nancy (|r time Stand Watie)3,500.00 - ;.S Secretary Godsy, Ruth (9t) (4-time) 664.00

Sherrod, Laura M. Woodruff, Helen B.

Putnam Heights

Principal Boys, Margaret A. (12) Teachers Barrett, Frances Blakeley, Elsie J. BoreIla, Myrtle C. Brothers, John EDeWitt, Margaret Dillon, Ethel B. Genders, Loie Keefe, Dorothy L Kostka, Virginia (g time) . Laughlin, Blanche Marshall, Mabel G. Nelson, Blanche B. . Paine, Mary L. Thompson, Earline McFarland, Virginia .

Secretary Schwedland, Pauline

(9^)

6,600.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 4,700.00 4,200.00 5,350.00 5,400.00 4,400.00 4,200.00 1,750-00 5,koo.oo 5,200.00 4,350.00 .5,250.00 5,100.00 3,500.00

1,616.00

Rancho

Principal Thomas, Alta E. (12)

i Teachers ; Almack, Juanita M. Brockett,Glennis , Burns; Thelma' i Efjrbfi/Dena S. ? Finley, Milta | Frledlahceb, Lahoma is, Robertson, Elizabeth j Gumm'Mar jorie... 1 Hare, Marguerite E. | Hayden,'Loreita \ Johnson, Vernice ’ Bailey, Joy'...... ' Mitchell, Verna ' j Russell, Betsy (•§■ time Coolidge)

6,725.00 5,000.00 4,400.00 4,625.00 4,450.00 4,000.00 4,100.00 3,500.00 4,650.00 5,200.00 3,800.00 4,650.00 3,900.00 4,700.00 3,500.00

$4,350.00 4,500.00

Ridgeview Principal Huffman, Elizabeth (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Anderson, Beverly Bledsoe, Patty Bradley, Alma J. Calder, Nellie B. Goekes, Ruth Dansby, Geneva ND Harrison, Hazel Hickey, Juanita Kessinger, Helen Listen, Pauline Mack, La Juanna Midkiff, Nancy H. Ogle, Lavetta Osborne, Louise Storie, Bob G. Sullins, Lois I Wahl, Margaret Webster, Wanda ■M' Whitehair, Doris Service, Janet (■§• time Nichols Hills)

3,500.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,850.00 3,7OO.Ofir 2,700.00 4,700.00 3,900.00 5,200 $0 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,900.00 3,600.00 4,200.00 4,100.00 4,750.00 4,900.00 4,000.00. 3,900.00

Secretary Koopman, June B.

1,768.00

(92)

Riverside

Principal Russell, Aristle C. (12)

5,400.00

Teachers Baldwin, Catherine Beck, Viola Blakley, Olevia D. Jones, Mary Jo Lewis, William R. Scott, Kathleen Snowbarger, W. M. James, Jennie Lou

3,700.00 3,800.00 4,200.00 3,600.00 4,200.00 4,500.00 3,500.00 3,675.00

Secretary Jones, Theresa

(^ time at Valley Brook) (9J)

902.50

Rockwood

Principal Thomas, Lorraine K. (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Brice, Inez T. Browning, Berniece Davis, Zora R. Drake, Christine

4,100.00 5,040.00 4,830.00 4,800.00

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED j '■ i X

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Rockwood (Cont'd)

Fox, Lou Ann Halley, Mattie L. Lawson, William B. Lewis, Lena A. Lively, Audrey Malone, Kathryn K. Neuschaefer, A. E. Shive, Nina B. Standeven, Alice Lu Stewart, Bess C. Thompson, Lettye A. Waite, Doris Y. White, Freda A. Word, Birdie S. Woods, Mary K. time Columbus) Secretary Nichols, Agnes

(9?)

Shidler (Cont'd)

$3,500.00 4,450.00 4,625.00 4,100.00 4,700.00 5,250.00 4,700.00, 4,950.00 3,600.00 4,450.00 5,300.00 5,150.00 4,000.00 4,550.00 4,100.00 1,911.00

Ross Principal McNatt, Myrtle (12)

5,800.00

Teachers Bass, Nona (^ time Foster) Bickford, Vera Hadden, Margaret Ingram, Maude Kennedy, Geneva Mitchell, Ann

4,200.00 3,800.00 3,900.00 5,400.00 4,000.00 3,600.00

Sequoyah

Principal McNatt, Ethel (12)

6,600.00

Teachers Batte'nburg, M. Brecheen, Marie C. Harris, Onda Hoefle, Alma T. Hofacket, Ima Kirkpatrick, Eula Lackey, Rose Martin, Olive I. McClanahan, B. Railey, Eva Reneau, Nona M.

4,500.00 5,300.00 5,000.00 5,400 $0 4,800.00 4,750.00 3,900.00 4,700.00 4,000.00 4,900.00 5,000.00

Secretary Smith, Nina G.

1,947.00

(9 2)

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Shidler

Principal Ruble, Carl C. (12)

5,500.00

Teachers Baumhaft, Effie Burkhalter, Douglas Cabaniss, Helen T. Curry,, .Mary

4,700.00 3,700.00 3,900.00 4,000.00

Duggan, Ruth Hampton, Charlotte Isham, Gertie L. Johnson, Frankie Pennington, Dovie Randolph, Doris J. Rippy, Laura Trubey, Esther H. Tsakonas, Corrine

Secretary Feland, Opal R.

(9^-) (-^-time)

995.00

Shields Heights

Principal Nance, Leon C. (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Anderson, Margaret Bassler, Vivian L. Beasley, Mabie K. Benton, Theta Biggins, Mary Alice Burger, Flossie R. Cannon, Iva Dale Clough, Mignon ■ Foreman, Sara Hammond, Wilma Joyce, Lavalette D. Kendall, Bessie G. Klepzig, Leila J. Langston, Chalmer Mack, Rubye E. McCord, Mary Morton, Edna M. Preble, Eloise M. Robinson, Gladys V. Row land, Norina L. Sullivan, Evelyn Turner, Doris Secretary Delp, Hazel M. (9i)

1,947.00

Stand Watie

Principal Birkhead, Nina H. (12)

Teachers Baker, Ermyl Boone, Allene DeVoe, Glenda Caskey, Sue Cornett, Eula E. Council, Mabel R. Eastep, Helen Ellis, Pocahontas Gentz, Margaret Godwin, Zela M. Hatcher, Velma Hearing, Nancy M. (J time Prairie Queen)

6,800.00

3,500.00

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINED

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd)

[

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months’ Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Tyler (Cont'd)

Stand Watie (Cont'd)

Horn, Florence L. Kays, Mabel L. Maynard, Jessie ND Moore, Annabelle Parker, Julia Parsons, Leona Ragsdale, Lena M. Sharpe, Pauline A. Smith, Anna B.

Secretary Smith, Anna M.

(9i)

$5,200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 5,200.00 5,200.00 5,400.00 5,200.00 4,750.00 4,350.00 1,91+7.00

Taylor

Principal Roehr, Lucille

(12)

. Teachers Cutchall, Dorothy (■§• time) Lindblade, Lois R. Rennolds, Frances Spence, Doris Young, Georgia

6,060.00 1,750.00 4,100.00 5,200.00 3,700.00 3,700.00

Truman Principal Alexander, Floyd F. (12)

Teachers Boyd, Olive P. ’ Clardy, Blanche P. Curtis, Algie E. Fuller, Irma W. Glover, Sarah Gracey, Nellye Greene, Emma J. Hendrix, Vernita F. Lewis, Charles E. . Lewis, Ruth S. Mason, Maggie N. McGee, Onnie S. Oliver, Electra w. Oliver, Mary F. Perry, Gladys E. Pollard, Jennie L. Stripling, Oliver W. Ware, Juanelda Secretary Crowell, Frances

(91)

’

Secretary Klepac, Lois

(91)

5,800.00 4,100.00 5,1+00.00 l+,700.00 1+,1+00.00 4,400.00 4, 515.00 l+,500.00 5,200.00 3,600.00 5,1+00.00 5,250.00 5,1+00.00 5,1+00.00 4,400.00 3,800.00 1+,55O.OO 3,900.00 ■ 3,900.00 1,750.00

6,350.00

Teachers East, Cora V. Howell, Catherine Ingram, Arlene Nethjerton, LaVerne

4,300.00 4,800.00 3,700.00 4,300.00

931.00

Principal Furr. Ila C. (12)

6,400.00

Teachers Bailey, Frances E. Bethell, Elizabeth Cooley, Florence Everman, Hotona Lewis, Maude Murphree, Louana Rodke, Anna S. Swale, Lillian L.

4,550.00 4,2@&.00 5,350.00 4,450.00 4,600.00 3,^p0.00 4,83o.oo 4,900.00

. (91)

Secretary Edwards, Anne M.

(1-tUne)

973.75

Valley Brook 5,450.00

(12)

Teachers Gilreath, Eloise P. Gray, Doris Peak, Barbara Sparks, Lorene Tibbits, Velma R. Witcher, Berthyl

4,850.00 4,100.00 3,600.00 4,300.00 4,550.00 3,900.00

Secretary Jones, Theresa (1 time Riverside) (91) 902.50

Van Buren Principal King, Harley (12)

5,310.00

Teachers Collins, Lois E. Doyle, Juanita B. English, Alma George, Syble Green, Leva Gregory, Margaret McFarland, Nellie

3,500.00 3,900.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,200.00 3,700.00 4,500,00

Secretary George, Beverly

Principal Treadway, Dorine (12)

(j-time)

University Heights

Principal Sample, Gerald T.

Tyler

$5,200.00 4,700.00

Powers, Nathalie Price, Vercie A.

(9^)

(-1-time)

926.00

Walnut Grove

Principal Glover, George T. (12)

5,200.00

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont'd) YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated Walnut Grove (Cont'd) Teachers Dotson, Naomi Fitzgerald, Eileen Hamner, Mildred Hood, Nelda Faye Hubbard, Opal Lawter, Zeddie H. Jr.

. westwood (Cont'd) $4,000.00 3,800.00 ll-,950.00 3,900.00 3,500.00 3,800.00

Washington

Principal Overman, Frank B. (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Childers, Ladonia Harder, Mabel E. Heaton, Frances E. Hendrickson, P. Hudson, Lyn dal L. Karnes, Prebble W. Lowe, Alice ND Mitchell, Janilou Nelson, Beatrice H. Prater, Jimmie Shreve, Helene C. Stomp, Pauline Taliaferro, A. Thompson, Annie

5,050.00 5,200.00 4,000.00 5,200.00 4,800.00 5,200.00 3,300.00 4,950.00 4,300.00 5,400.00 4,650.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 3,780.00

Secretary Webster, Opal

1,768.00

(9i‘)

West Nichols Hills

Principal Borah, Ralph A.

7,200.00

Teachers Allison, Imogene Belcher, Geraldine Clark, Ruth W. Ells, Marjorie Gilham, Dora L. Jones, Dorothy Jones, Lahoma Lawson, M. Frances Leeman, Hope Minter, Hazel M. Phillips, Lucille Price, June Resler, Karen Schmidt, Monace K. Todd, Eloise Zwick, Gwen

4,4oo.oo 4,000.00 4,450.00 3,700’.oo 4,350.00 3,500.00 4,100.00 4,350.00 4,400.00 4,500.00 5,400.00 3,900.00 3,500.00 4,400.00 4,450.00 4,550.00

Secretary Bartlett, Juanita

(9^)

Westwood 1 Principal Davis, Elbert 0. (12)

1,947.00

6,800.00

Teachers Cosgrove, Mabel Daniel, Charlyne B. Daniel, Hazel ND Durbin, Guyon B. Elliot, Marie Emptage, Jean Fleenor, Velma P. Guthrie, Minnie J. Brown, Myrtle Johnson, Ann Johnson, Connie Stovall, Gwen Liston, Lorene Markham, D. Fay Martin, Fausta McInnis, Irma W. McKinney, Sue Miller, Elizabeth Morley, Juanita P. Orner, Jacqualine

Secretary Hager, Gwen

(92)

$4,450.00 4,650.00 3,300-00 4,300.00 4,000.00 4,700.00 4,410.00 4,950.00 5,400.00 3,600.00 4,200.00 4,000.00 4,100.00 4,700.00 5,200.00 4,650.00 3,500-00 5,200.00 4,100.00 3,990.00 1,947.00

Wheeler

Principal Lee, Floyd C. (12)

6,800.00 -

Teachers Alexander, Frankie Bridgewater, Itura Cheatham, Hattie Cooley, Viola M. Corbett, Arma J. Crowell, Carrie Farmer, Rowena E. First, Mildred Jones, Bertha McChristy, M. Lorain McClelland, Bernice Morrow, Eva M. Sessums, Edna P. Swihart, Mary F. Taylor, Ima R. Taylor, Ona H.

4,850.00 4,^50.00 4,095.00 4,500.00 5,400.00 5,400.00 4,850.00 4,550.00 4,950.00 3,600.00 4,700.00 5,200.00 4,900.00 4,550.00 4,650.00 5,250.00

Secretary Argo, Ruby J.

1,947.00

x (9a)

Willard Principal Marshall, Edward P. (12)

6,800.00

Teachers Alley, Mildred E. Baird, Bernice K. Bryden, Jewell Fieldcamp, Ruth Harwood, Anna

4,950.00 4,650.00 4,883.00 3,900.00 4,600.00

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONTINUED

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Cont’d) YEARLY SALARY 10 Months' Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

YEARLY SALARY 10 Months’ Basis Unless Otherwise Indicated

Willard (Cont’d)

$5,14-00.00 5,400.00 4,500.00 3,500.00 4,100.00 3,600.00 5,200.00 4,450.00 4,200.00 5,000.00

Isaac, Bernice Kapp, Jeannetta Mayes, A. Beatrice Moran, Dorothy M. Mustion, Vera Pagan, Patsy Pryer, Mildred S. Street, Mabel D. Suggs, Grace M. Walkingstick, M.

Secretary Berre 11, Louise

(.9?)

1,757.00

Wilson Principal McKee, Lena (12)

5,500.00

Teachers Bayless, Catherine Conner,.Agnes M. Gober, Gladys Goss, Lunell M. Mooy, Laura L. Newcomb, Dora L. Porter, Gladys Skinner, Allie Spahr, Pauline G. Underhill, Earl

5,000.00 4,200.00 4,900.00 3,600.00 5,000.00 4,700.00 4,750.00 5,200.00 5,200.00 4,400.06'

Secretary Webster, Helen

1,911.00

(9i)

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

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONT-D -•3c:

On motion of Mr. Wrighfc, seconded by Mr. Thompson, bids were opened on student insurance as per the following tabulation: ______ __ ____ ______________

j R. #159 > Bids Opened or ' Student Ins.

An analysis of the four bids received for the Student Accident Insurance is shown belowo

The Commonwealth Life Insurance Company provided the following estimated breakdown of the $U6,000 in premiums sold here last year. lo Student policies 2O Athletic (football excluded) 200 3« Athletic 900

Using these figures, the analysis shows the total cost to our students and school employees as follows: American Progressive Insurance Company 18,000 policies at $2o00 ’ 200 policies at $2»00 900 policies at $10<>7f>

W>5075

Total Union Mutual Life Insurance Company lbj, 000 policies at $1O75> 200 policies at $1<>7J? 900 policies at $8<»00

Total i

Security Connecticut Life ’ 18,000 policies at 200 policies at 900 policies at

Insurance Company $l<>50 $27,001 $3 <,00 l,00( $10o00 9,00(

$37,000

Total

American Motorist Insurance Company The policy submitted by this company does not meet our specifications, since it is not an unallocated policy« On the basis of this analysis3 the over-all cost of the bid submitted by the Security Connecticut Life Insurance Company is the lowesto

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright that the foregoing bids on student ; R. #160 accident insurance be referred to Mr. Bill Haller for further study and later recommenda- i Bids Referred ? to Mr. Haller tion to the Board. The motion carried. Visitors from Kansas City Recently

Dr. Barnes reported that representatives from Kansas City, Missouri spent two days recently in Oklahoma City visiting the school T-V personnel, and that they published pictures of KETA studio in the Kansas City Star.

PERSONNEL

Personnel Recommended

It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved: i f

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

Robe rt Sal ary

Cheney fro m Principa l at Cla ss en ,

Jim Wal la ce , from teacher Sal ary $5000. S. L.

Clar

Principa l at John Mar sha ll ,

sa la ry $7200 to

$7500.

Mayes

fro m

Laf ayette , sa la ry

Principa l

Webster , sa la ry

Huff ma n fro m Prin cip al at Jack son ,

ence

ace R. Smith fro m as sis tant AT GRANT, SALARY $5500,

Wall

J. Garw in Flem ing fro m Ass istan Cla ss en , sa la ry $7000.

Russ el Browe fro m Prin cip al

$6700 to

ass istant

principa l at

Principa l at Gran t ,

Jack so n , sa la ry

$5050 to

Principa l at Joh n Mar sha ll , sa la ry

at grant

ha ll

$7200.

sa la ry |78OO«

ass istant

principal

Prin cip al at

$6150 to

Princi pal at Jack son ,

sa la ry $7300 to

Joh n Mars

Princi pal at South eas t , sa la ry

sa la ry $7300 to

principa l at

$4650 to

sa la ry $7600.

Jack Park er fo rm erly ass ista nt princip al at gra nt to be reinsta ted as Principa l at Webster , SALARY $7000.

Forres

L. S.

Lanman

Sull

Robert Webb

ins fro m from

from

der from

sa la ry $6100 to

Principa l at Wilso n , sa la ry

fro m teacher

Lena Picke tt Mary Moul

Princi pal at Britton ,

princip al

at bell e isl e, sa la ry $4000 to teaching

Princi pal at Van Bure n , acting

$6700 to

principa l at

princip al

sa la ry $5600 to

Burbank ,

$5500 to

sa la ry $6400.

at britto n , sa la ry $6800.

princip al

at carey

Prin cip al at Mc Kinl

at page , sa la ry $5550 to princip al at

Eldon Baber from Principa l at bur ba nk , sa la ry

*»"

sa la ry

$486o .

ey , sa la ry $5900.

Page ,

princip al at pierce

sa la ry $5850.

, sa la ry

$5800.

HARLEY KING FROM PRINCIPAL AT CAREY, SALARY $>010 TO PRINCIPAL AT VAN BUREN, SALARY $5310.

Lena Mc Kee from principa l at Mc Kinle y , sa la ry

Howar

d mo rr ow from

teacher

at linwood

$5200 to

princip al

sa la ry $4200 to tea chin g

at wil son

princip al

, sal ary at

$5500.

Fos ter ,

sa la ry $5060»

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

™Tre Jre \E?ZSc Z|SSIOnT ™E F0LL0WIM3

2pEJ^RQUND

PLAVGR6UND SUPERVISORS, WHOSE NAMES WERE SUBMITTED BY

SUPERVIS0R» EFFECTIVE JULY I,

J. A.

1958 AT A SALARY OF $1.00 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS

Digg s FOR THE

Nance Lea Newton

2ur ?s IGeRZks ;UPERV'S@R BE ELECTED

beg inning

June "

AT * SALARY ®F 10.95 per hou r

FOR THE

Sue Davi s ^E PLAYGR9UND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I I AT A SALARY OF $1.00 PER HOUR FOR THE nwuno HF

David Cawth orn

MEETING OF JULY 1, 1958 - CONTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

Tempor ary Empl oyments ; Reques t per missio n to

empl oy the fol low ing

temp ora ry per so nnel

Mr . Wood fin Harr is in the Textboo k Center during Sal ary on the bas is of $1.50 per hour . Miss Patr icia Ann Taylor SUMMER MONTHS,

as clerk

EFFECTIVE JUNE 2,

for

1958.

the summ er mon ths

duty

relief

;

Curriculum

in the

BASIS OF $205 PER MONTH.

Mrs . Nan cy Barl ow as clerk

in the

Miss Vera m . Pais ley as clerk THE BASIS OF $170 PER MONTH.

Resea rch Departm ent ,

in the ad ult

inst itute

Bill Thom as on to pack Chem istr y ki ts at the TV fro m C-i-4 (Ford Founda tion ) fl.25 per hour . MR.

Libra ry during

eff ective

Statio

io , 1958.

Sal ary

n , eff ectiv e

June

EFFECTIVE JUNE 4,

Mr . Clyde Adam s to pack chem istry ki ts at from C-o-2-F (Ford Found ation ) $1.25 per

Stat ion ,

EFFECTIVE MAY 28,

Station ,

eff ectiv e

Mr . jim Boa tma n to pack chemi stry kits at From C-o=2-F (Ford Founda tion ) #1.25 per as clerk

BASIS OF $170 PER MONTH

in the

Person

nel

THE TV

THE TV HOUR.

Off ice , eff ectiv e June

May

28,

1958

Miss Carol Bail ey AS CLERK IN THE PERSONNEL OFFICE, EFFECTIVE JUNE II, 1958. THE BASIS OF $ I 70 PER MONTH.

Emil y Mc Cord AS CLERK IN THE INSTRUCTIONAL OFFICE, FOR THE PERIOD-JUNE June 23, 1958 Sal ary on the bas is of I1.50 per ho ur . Sal ary TO COME FROM (Ford Fou ndati on )

Miss

Miss Grace Chadw ick as super viso r in the ar t depa rtmen t during ON THE BASIS OF

THE MONTH OF

PER MONTH.

Mrs . Loui se A. Arnol d fo r one mo nth Sala ry on the ba sis of $330 per mont

on the

HOUR.

the

Sal ary

Stati

1958.

June

, eff ective June

Sal ary

1958.

Mr . Jimm y Scott to pack chemis try kits at the TV fro m C-i-4 (Ford Fou ndatio n ) $1.25 per hour .

Miss Grace Mark o

June

eff ective

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $170 PER MONTH.

Mrs . Cla ra Alley as Regis tra r at Northwes t Cla ssen , eff ective June

THE BASIS OF $ 170 PER MONTH.

1958.

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Sal ary Sala

Sal ary <958.

Sal ary

ON THE

SALARY ON

10 THROUGH C- 1-4

July .

Sala

at the TV Station to do TV GUIDES, EFFECTIVE JULY 1 , 1958 h (Ford Founda tion ).

Trans fe rs : Request perm ission to ma ke the fol lo wing trans fers

Mrs . Doroth y Hamil ton , clerk June 11, 1958. Sal ary to be

at ranch o to reg istra r at North west adj usted from $186 to $211 per month

Mrs . Dell a Holl is , Secretar y at Mad iso n to Secretary July i , 1958. Sal ary to be adju sted from $196.11 to Mrs . Helen Riding s 5 eff ectiv e Augu st 25, Mrs . Beverl y Crai g , EFFECTIVE JULY I,

in the $226.11

Curr

Cla ss en , .

icul um per mo nth

Libra

time clerk in the cur ricu lum libra ry to Secreta ry at 1958. Sal ary on the bas is of $205 per month .

from

1958.

clerk

in the curricul

um libra ry to clerk

SALARY TO REMAIN THE SAME.

effective

in the

ry , effective

Monro e scho ol ,

Textbook Center ,

per mis sion to pay Mrs . Nancy Treichler , Secretary at North wes t Cla ss en for the two -week perio d beg inning June 9 and ending June 20, 1958, at her regul ar sa la ry rate of $210 per mon th .

Request

Request perm ission

to incr eas e the hou rly as sign ment of Dennis Mooney fro m five (5) hours per da y to eigh t (8) HOURS PER DAY OR FORTY (40) HOURS PER WEEK, EFFECTIVE JUNE 12, 1958. THE RATE OF PAY TO REMAIN THE SAME.

PERSO N N EL

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD; MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT - EMPLOYMENTS

Reques t per missio n to Nam e

Atker

so n ,

Beck ,

Dona ld

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B. B„

Benef ield ,.Virgil Broth ers , John

Crews , Doyl

e H.

Emery , Sam pson

Garton , Rober t Gill

ila nd ,

Dona ld

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EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING AS TEMPORARY PERSONNELS

Posit ion

Empl oyment

Sal ary

Labo rer

DATE 6-2-58

$1.25 PER HOUR

Trk Driver

6-5-58

1,50

Trk Driver

6-3-58

1.50

Plu mber

6-2-58

1.75

Carp enter

6-11-58

2.00

Pai nter

6-11-58

1-75

Lab orer

6-2-58

1.25

Pipe Instal ler

6-4-58

1.50

6-11-58

2.00

Ham mond , Paul

Lead Paint

Harpe r , Neely

Lab orer

6-3-58

1.35

Pain ter

6-11-58

1.75

Labo rer

6-3-58

1.25

Paint er

6-11-58

1.75

Electr ician

6-9-58

2.00

Havens

, Winston

trite

Hayden , Jack

Hendrix , Paul Huff ma n ,

J. D.

Kerr , Thom as

Lab orer

6-12-58

1.50

King , Rona ld

Carp enter

6-3-58

1.50

Lab orer

6-2-58

1.25

Lamb , Jerry m„

Labo rer

6-5-58

1.35

Labo rer

6-2-58

1.25

Kirk , Tomm y

Leftwich , Paul

Lohr ey, Joh n

Labo rer

6-3-58

1.25

Looney , John

Lab orer

6-6-58

1.00

Hvy Equip Opr

6-3-58

1.50

Welder

6-2-58

2.00

Electri cian

6-3-58

1.75

Maxwel l , Lonni e

Mc Mill an , Loui s Mor ro w , Howa rd

Owen , Larr

y D.

Scraper

6-4-58

1.25

Paul , Max

Lab orer

6-3-58

1.25

Pai nter

6-1 1-58

1.75

6-11-58

1.50

6-5-58

1.35

6-5-58

2.50

6-6-58

1.00

Perdue , Ted

Sau ls , Doug

la s

Electri

Sho res , Don

Labo rer

Swar

ts , W.

Trull , Dona ld Do

cian

Carpenter Lab orer

Forem an

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

(cont â&#x20AC;&#x2122;d )

EMPLOYMENTS

Empl oym ent Date

Sal ary

Pain ter

6-4-58

$1.75 PER HOUR

Carp enter

6-9-58

2.00

Pos ition

Name Turner , Georg e

Shiel ds , Marvin

Hol lo way , Fred

Carp enter

6-9-58

2.00

Gra dy , Charl es

E. i i i

Labo rer

6-i 6-58

1.25

Lab orer

6-13-58

i.35

Carpe nter

6-18-58

2.00

Petree , Jame s

Mar cotte , Leona rd

TRANSFERS;

Reques t perm iss ion to trans fer Mr . Leona rd J. Mc Cla in , Tempo rar y empl oyee in the Main tenanc e Departm ent to a 3/4 T. Floo rma n in the Servic e Departme nt , eff ectiv e June 23, 1958. Sal ary TO BE ADJUSTED FROM $1.25 PER HOUR TO $137.50 PER MONTH.

Request perm ission to adjus t the sal ari es of the fo ll owin g empl oyees :

Mr . Kf NNETH R. Mille r , temp ora ry pl um bing hel per in the PER HOUR TO $1.45 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1958.

mai ntena nce depa rtme nt from

$1.25

R. Knight , tem porar y empl oyee in the Maint ena nce Department from $1.25 per ho ur TO $1.35 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1958. HE IS TO BE CHANGED FROM A LABORER TO A LEAD

MR. Frank MAN.

perm iss ion to gra nt Mr . w . A. West , emplo yee in the ALLOWANCE OF $300.00 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1958.

Request

Main tenanc

Departm ent , a ca r

ADDITIONAL EMPLOYMENTS

Reques t

per missio n to employ the additional

Name

Cudj oe , Lawrence Palm er , willia m

Isom , Verno Fowl

er ,

Rodg

ers ,

n H.

Har old

Will iam

tempo rar y pers onnel

Position

Emplo yment Date

Painte

6-30-58

Sal ar y $1.75 PER HOUR

Carp enter

6-26-58

2.00

Carpe nter

6-26-58

2.00

Floo

6-26-58

2.00

7-1-58

1.25

Sander

Labo rer

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Empl oym ents : Reques t per mis sion to employ Mr . Thea do re Schoo ls , effective June 16, 1958. Sal ary

Brown as Tempo ra ry Relief Cus todia n at on the ba sis of $183.33 per mo nth .

All

Trans fers :

Request

perm iss ion to ma ke the fol lowing

trans fer s :

Mr . Roy Nol an Jr , 5 T. Flo orm an , Buchan an School to -g T. Flo orm an at Pierce Scho ol , eff ective June 11, 1958. Sal ary on the bas is of $91.66 per mo nth . Mr . Keith Ball ard ,

£ T. EFFECTIVE JUNE 2, 1958. OF $1.25 PER HOUR.

Mr . Flo yd Cott June ii , 1958.

Flo orm an , Longfe ll ow School He IS TO BE EMPLOYED ON A

rel l , temp ora ry fl oorma n at All Sal ary to rema in the sam e.

Schoo

to the

Wareh ouse Departme

nt ,

TEMPORARY BASIS AT THE RATE

ls to

Floorm an

Mr . Paul Eas ter , fro m temp ora ry reli ef fl oorm an at All Schoo effective Jul y i , 1958. Sal ary to rema in the sam e.

ls to

Gran t ,

Floorm an

effective

C&JTral ,

Mr . Thea dor e V.Bro wn from temp ora ry relief custo dia n at al l sch oo ls to Flo orm an at Central , eff ectiv e July i , 1958. Sal ary on the ba sis of $183.33 per mo nth . Audio -Visu al Departm ent

Tra nsfer s : Mr . Tai Saen g Shin , i T. Film Inspector to Visua l Departm ent , effective June 9, 1958.

a full -time Film Inspe ctor in the Audio Sala ry fro m ■$,1,05 per mont h to $210 per mo nth

Mr . Jam es Ho Car ey 3/4 T. to a ful l -time bas is in the Textb ook Center , June 9, 1958. Sala ry fm mf $,i 5?.5O per mont h to $210 per mon th . su pp ly

eff ective

de par tm en t EMPLOYMENTS:

Request perm issi on to Repair Depar tment :

Cour

tney

employ the pers onnel

, Arch

lis ted belo w for

summ er work

1.75 PER HOUR

Reev es , Ches ter

1.75 PER HOUR

Sipe, Robe rt

1.75 PER HOUR

1.50 PER HOUR

Lundy , Lewis

1.50 PER HOUR

Hoste

tter

, Lyle

1.50 PER HOUR

Crowd

er ,

Sam uel

1.50 PER HOUR

Gilmo

re ,

Merl e

1.50 PER HOUR

Gho rmle y, Maurice

1.50 PER HOUR

Powel l , Joh n

1.25 PER HOUR

Berge r , Henry

Henson , Jerr

Furniture

$2.00 PER HOUR

Harring ton , Fos ter

Milbu rn , Troy

in the

1.25 PER HOUR

y l.

1.25 PER HOUR

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Thompson^ seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

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R. #161 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Bills and. Pay- s rolls Recommen-; ded

GEKERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS The following Items Nos. 1, 2 and. 3 were submi "tied for approval:

July 7, 1958

Item #1

Ratification of June 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:

1957-58 GENERAL FUND.......................4 957.917.87.

Item #2

1957-58 BUILDING LEVY.......................4

36.061.71

1956 BOND...................

65.232.95

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION.......... .................

lx? 51111.511

Authority to issue payrolls for July 1958 in the following estimated amounts: 1957-58 GENERAL FUND......................................................... $ 570400.00

Item #3

1957-58 BUILDING LEVY....................................................... $

20,000.00

1956 BOND....................................

70.000.00

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION............................

5.000.00

MEETING OF JULY 1, 1958 - CONT'D

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JULY 7, 1958 The Asst. Supt. and Business Manager have checked all bills The Auditor has checked all bills

19^7-58 General Fund 1957-58 Building Levy

$......... 56,566.95

1956- 57 Building Levy

1,......... b2lu32.

1956

Bond

t... 28,9.QUik.

1957- 58 Ford Foundation

TOTAL

$__21OJ.71^

1957-58 General Fund

Abelard Schuman Ltd. Abernathy Vise & Tool Company

Teaching' Aid Suppls' Repr.Ind. Arts Eqpt.

Publisher (Selected) Standard

2.1U 22.50

Acinitox Termite Company

Custodial Suppls

Low

25.00

Addressograph Multigraph Corp.

Instr. Suppls, Cen. Off. Low

U8.28

A. & E. Equipment Company Airline Water Company American Body & Trailer, Inc. Americana Corporation American Optical Company Anderson Prichard Oil Corp.

Office Suppls Water Service Maint. Trks & Cars Library Books Health Dept. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low Utilities Low Board Action Low Low

Appleton-Century Crofts, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

LiO.21 38.00 9.1i Ll 1,615.50 19.U8 20.35 U.611

Athletic Trainers Supply Co., Inc. Instr.& Recreation SupplsBoard Action Low

26.52 103.68 . 130.20

A. & W» Violin Shop

222.10 22.50

Baptist Book Store Barber’s Glass Company Francis Baxter Dr. Max Beberman Beltone Hearing Service Benton Review Publishing Company Black & Decker Black Dispatch Publishing Co.

Brandt’s Red Bud

Maint. Musical Instr.

Teaching Aid Suppls' Maint. Trks. & Cars.' Salaries Recreational General Instruction Physical Ed. Suppls Instr. Suppls Schl. Shop Eqpt. 'Commencement

Instr. Suppls

Selected Low

2UU.6O

Selected Low Board Action Board Action Selected Publisher,(Selected) Standard Publisher (Selected)

3.19 - 21.56 150.00 309.82 295.00 17.96 z 15.35 36.5b

Selected

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(1937-38 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Publi she r(Sele cte d)

Boren Malone Company

Custodial Suppls

Board Action

Bostitch Midwest, Inc. R. R. Bowker Company

Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Board Action Publisher(Selected)

3110.20 18.72

Branham’s, Inc. Braniff Airways, Inc.

Office Suppls & Eqpt. Other Admin. Expense

Low Reimbursed

202.70 11911.22

Frank H. Braunlich

Custodial Suppls

Board Action

Britton Piano Shop John A. Brown C. Brooks Radiator Shop Eo C. Brown Trust Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc. Bureau of Publications

Standard Piano Tuning & Repr. Low Instr. Suppls Low Upk. Trks. & Cars Publisher (Selected) Teaching Aid Suppls Maint. Physical Ed. Eqpt.Low Publisher (Selected) Teaching Aid Suppls

Caesar Florists California Test Bureau

Commencement Expense Instr. Suppls

2,382.110

3,300.00

113.00 36.12 1,76.00 170.00 20.00 23.I1I

60.00 39.62

Selected Selected

Capitol City Taxi Operating CompanyRent Transportation Eqpt.Rent Trans. Agreement Selected Capitol Hill Flohist and Gifts Commencement

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6.23 9.U0

The Boardman Company The Bobbs Merrill Company, Inc.

77..70 82.02 33.00

Capitol Hill Methodist Church

Commencement

Selected

Carpenter Paper Company

Custodial Suppls

Low

3911.13

Bob Cates

Upk. Trks & Cars

Low

196.99

Chicago Board of Education Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific City Auto Parts

Teaching Aid Suppls Other Admin. Expense Upk. Trks. & Cars

Selected Board Action Low

City Bus Company City Office Supply, Inc.

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Rental Agreement Board Action

City Spring Works

Maint. Trks. & Cars. & Instr. Suppls

Low Agreement

eorge D. Clark

Rent Trans. Eqpt.

Rant Trans. Eqpt.

63.72

rs. De0 F. Clark

Maint. Musical Instr.

Selected

30.00

Physical Ed. Eqpt. Instr. Suppls.

Selected Low

■

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Cobb |[. ‘Cole Company

F. E. Compton & Company

1.23 ill* 20 3.oli

11.33 12.30

81.30 23.03

Commencement Expense Schl. Shop EQpt.

Commencement Low

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher Selected

l,3h0.23 3U.00

23.83

1011.33

13.00 1.63 3.93

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Page 3

(19$7-$8 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

73.$0

J. H. Conger

Instr. Suppls

Agreement

The Congressional Digest

Instr. Suppls

Publisher(Selected)

Do W. Cope Plastics

Repr.Ind. Art Eqpt.

Selected

£2.8$

Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment Mrs, Don Cox

Instr. Suppls Commencement

Selected Commencement

12.7$ 10.00

Mr, & Mrs. Harley G. Cox Arthur C, Croft Publications Mrs. Pauline Crupper

Rent Trans. Eqpt. Central Instr. Suppls Rent Trans. Eqpt.

Rent Trans, Eqpt. Publisher (Selected) Rent Trans. Eafpt.

6I4..68

200.9U

The Daily Law Journal Record Dannenburg Distributing Company

Legal'Publication Instr. Suppls

Publication Low

129.$$ 167.21

Robert Davis, Travelogs

Visual Aid Suppls

Standard

12$.00

The John Day Company, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publi s he r(Sele cte d)

Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc. Louise de Freese Doc’s Super Market

Instr. Suppls Commencement Instr, Suppls

Low Selected Selected

li3.h0 l$.00 180.13

The Dolese Company Ho -Dorsey Douglas, Inc.

Improvement of Grds. Instr. Suppis

Board Action Low

$12.$0 22.2$

Dowlings, Inc*

Instr.,Custodial & Recreation Suppls

Selected Board Action Low

Instr. Suppls

Low St andard

Bill Doyle,

Office Suppls

Low Selected Board Action

Drexel Floral House

Commencement

Selected

Dulaney’s

Bob Dunning~Jones, Inc,

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Low Selected Maint.Physical Ed. Eqpt. Selected Office Suppls & Printing Low Standard Physical Ed. Dept. Low

James E. Edge

Rent Trans. Eqpt.

Rent. Trans. Eqpt.

Electronic Supply Company

Radio & TV Suppls

Low

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

Visual Aid Suppls

Standard

Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.

John Dunlap Sporting'Goods Co. Duplicating Products, Inc.

9.00

U.oo

3.$3

16$.$6 U52.16 69.6$

687.37

86.70 3.3h

90.Oli

' 1U.3$ 330.00 1,180.00 1,6$1i .3$ 87.OO

6$0.18 88.39

I162.30 8.25

.738.$7 2ii.9$ U70.$$ 29$.90

192.00 3.08

108.116

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Field Enterprises Educational Corp.Library Books

159.68

Publisher (Selected)

5.83 27.ho

The Fleck Bearing Company Flowers, Inc.

Maint. Trks & Cars Commencement

Low Selected

Folkways Records Follett Library Book Company

Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Publisher(Selected) Publisher (Selected)

85.00 16.39

Foster Floral

Commencement

Selected

II4.OO

Fretwell Motor Company

Instr. Suppls

Agreement

66.31

The Garrard Press

Magazines & Rebinding

Publisher (Selected)

Gaylord Brothers, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Bid

General Printing Company The Glidden Company

Commencement Expense Custodial Suppls

Selected Board Action

Go-Mo Products, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Selected

107.93

B. F. Goodrich Store

Repr.Ind. Art Eqpt.

Low

61.6I4

Graham Paper Company

Instr. & Custodial SupplsBoard Action Low

Mrs. Gertrude Gray Harlow Publishing Corporation Harth Food Market, Inc.

Rent Trans. Eqpt. Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Hart Industrial Supply Company

Instr.;Suppls, Repr,&EqptLow Standard

Herrmann’s Flowers Henry Holt & Company, Inc. House of Wren, Inc.

Commencement Instr. Suppls Instr.-Bldg &Grd Suppls

Selected' Publisher (Selected) Board Action 896.14O 12.00 Low

908.I10

Howard Brothers' Florist

Houghton, Mifflin Company

Commencement Expense Instr. Suppls

Selected Publisher (Selected)

110.65 U.58

The H. R. Huntting Company

Library Books

Publisher (Selected)

I4.96.O2

IDEAL Speech Materials Assn.

Instr. Suppls

Low

2.86

Immaculate Heart College Informational Directory Company

Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher (Selected) Publisher (Selected)

3.25 2.50

International Business Machines

Office Suppls & Rental IBM Machines

61.15 Standard Rental Agreementl,282.67 214.00 Low 1,357.82

International Harvester Company

Maint. Trks & Cars

Standard

7.79 2I4I4..II4

*$).00 u,7h-8.O5

227.25 10.21

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Publisher (Selected Selected

1,110.87 87.U7

237.U6 175.UU 363.60 6.12

1<198.3U

U2»5o 1|*52

h.29

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONT'D

Page $

(19$7-$8 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

Max Ho Jackson Jenkins Music Company Johnson Motors

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Instr. Suppls Maint. Trks & Cars

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Low Standard

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Suppls, Labor, & Mtrls.

Selected Low

Jones Boys No. 6

Instr. Suppls

Selected

60.211

Fred Jones

Instr. Suppls

Agreement

17.0$

J. & Ro Supply Company

Maint. Trks. & Cars

Low

17.70

Kamp’s Grocery Kilpatrick Brothers

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Board Actiqnl,li67.711 8.8$ Low

Mrs. Mamie Kinder

Rent Trans. Eqpt.

71.70

Kirkpatrick, Inc.

Repr.Audio Visual Eqpt.

Low

$2.88

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

10.61

Laidlaw Brothers Langston Company C. A. LaMar,d/b/a Hams Market Library Supply Company

Instr. Suppls Radio & TV Suppls Instr. Suppls Library Books

Life

Superintendent Suppls

Publisher (Selected) 6$.89 $7. $0 Low 19$.36 Selected 211.931 L.pw Bid Agreement ) 8,917.$2} Publisher (Selected)( 2.21 9,131.66 Publisher (Selected) 11.00

Lily Mills Company

Instr. Suppls

Low

11$. 72

Litho Negative & Plate Company

Instr. Suppls

Low

66.$0

Lone Star School Book Depository

Instr. Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

30.011

Magnolia Petroleum Company

Maint. Trks. & Cars

Low

Metropolitan Water Company, Inc.

Water Service

Utilities

Orville 0o Mallow McKesson & Robbins, Inc. McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc. McKiddy- Printing Company

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Special Health Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Commencement....... Custodial Suppls Custodial Suppls

Rent. Trans. Eqpt. Low Publisher Selected Agreement Board Action

Ford

Riley .McCullough H. B. Meyer & Son Mideke Supply Company

New Schl. Apparatus & School Shop Eqpt. Midwest Sports Center Instr. Suppls ‘ Mid-West Surgical Supply Co., Inc. Physical Ed. Eqpt. Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Miller Jackson Company

Low Board Action Board Action Low Selected

116.$9 22.81i

8.61i 26.22 29.7$

139.113

168.$3

1,1176.$9

2,0111.29

98.10

1137.90 7119.70

$8.68 67.92 83.u 6 62.60 32.$0 1,632.811 1,187.60 192.00 22$.00 1$7.6$

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2,378.11.0 . 220.00(2,598.UO

Miller Norris Company, Inc.

Custodial & Instr. SupplsBoard Action Lew

Millsap’s

Repr. Musical Instr.

Low

U.50

Modern Photography

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

2.87

2.60

Monroe Calculating Machine Co.,Inc.Repr.’to Office Machines Standard Board Action Instr. Suppls Morgensen Lumber Company Low Agreement Instr. Suppls Morris Chevrolet, City

U52.28 18.03

14-70*31 103.77

The Charles E. Morrison Company

Commencement Expense

Selected

1I12.50

Morrison Wholesale Company Mrs. Chester Mosely

Custodial Suppls Reimbursement Dues

Board Action Reimbursement

721.68 223.00

Motter Bookbinding Company

Magazines & Rebinding

Low Agreement

National Education Association

Office Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

9.1U

National Industrial Conference Board National Prebinds National Printing Company

Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Commencement Expense

Publisher (Selected) Publisher (Selected) Selected

3.50 20.03 9U.00

^he Nation’s Schools ' New Method-Book Bindery, Inc.

Suppls, Superintendent Library Books

Publisher,(Selected) U.oo Publisher (Selected) 192.91 22.914 Bid Agreement —213.83

New York Times Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Company

Suppls, Superintendent New Schl. Apparatus

Publisher (Selected) Low

13.50 17U.8O

Norick Brothers, Inc.

Suppls, Business Office

Low

312.16

Nu Media

Instr, suppls

Oil Filter Company Oklahoma Business News Company Oklahoma City Assn, of Insurance Agents Oklahoma City Linen Service

Upk Trks, & Cars Superintendent Suppls

Selected Publisher (Selected

Insurance Custodian Suppls

Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma City Water Dept.

Change Orders &. Misc. Water

Standard Low Bid Agreement Low Utilities

Oklahoma County Water Company Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.

Water Light & Power

Utilities Utilities

Oklahoma Laundry & Ury Cleaners

Custodian Suppls

Low

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

Fuel

Utilities

J i I 8

353.25 U3.55

'Selected

796.80

ltO3.2O

10U.50 208.00

66.I48 23.00

8,083.23

312.50 90.00 6,215.26 10.90 23,087.35

80.00 6,828,31

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(1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

76.25

Bid Agreement

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Instr. Suppls

Oklahoma Seating Company

59.611 Office Suppls & Printing Low Board Action 3,765.09

O.K. Stamp & Seal Company

Office Suppls & Printing Low

W. H. Payne

Custodial Suppls

Agreement

30.00

Pipkin Photo Service

Radio & TV Suppls

Low

17.60

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Instr. Suppls

Postmaster

Suppls, Bus. Office

Bid Agreement Low Standard

Postmaster

Suppls, Bus. Office

Standard

100.00

Postmaster

Instr. Suppls

Standard

300.00

Prentice Hall, Inc* Purchasing Magazine

Teaching Aid Suppls Suppls, Business Office

Publisher (Selected) Publisher (Selected)

Radio Supply, Inc.

Radio & TV Surpls

Selected

Random House

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

Rectorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Book Store The Refinery Supply Company

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low Letter Bid

Remington Rand Div. of Sperry Rand Library Suppls

Board Action Low

3,82U.73 3.65

11211,32 2h. 96

11119.28 300.00

11.08 11.00

119.29

3.83 6.01 256.75

3211.80 31.50

Rice Machinery Company James Robinson

Repr.Ind. Art Eqpt. Commencement Expense

Robinson Janitor Supply Company

Custodial Suppls

Board Action

Sanitary Equipment Company

Custodial Suppls

Science Research Associates

Instr. Suppls

Board Action Low Selected .

Scott Chevrolet Company Semco Color Press

Instr. Suppls Commencement

Agreement Selected

Service Supply, Inc.

Schl. Shop Eqpt.

Low Standard

Sharp Auto Supply Company

Upk Trks & Cars

Low

Sharp & Nichols Music Company The Sherwin Williams, Company

Maint. Musical Instr. Custodial Suppls

Selected Bid Agreement

Simpson Horton, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Agreement

Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

Standard . Selected

356.30 11.62 25.00

303.811 800.00 15.80

815^80 1,522,92 73.72 305.05

5.35 8.28

13.63 118.61 358.96 125..90 61.81

2.39

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(1957*58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

Singer Sewing Machine Company

Repr. General Eqpt.

Standard

20.1+0

Smith Corona, inc.

Repr. to office machine

Standard

15.75

Southern Education Reporting Service Southwest Parts Corporation

Suppls, Public Relations Publisher (Selected) Low Maint. Trks. & Cars

Southwest Radio & Eqpt. Company

New Visual Ed. Ecp t.

Selected

Southwest Wheel, Inc. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Mace Spangler

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Telephone Service Instr. Suppls

Low Utilities Agreement

Stansi Scientific Company

Instr. Suppls

Letter Bid

Star Engraving Company

Commencement

Bid Agreement

21+3.11+

Ed Stuarts Music Repair Sky Service, Inc.

Low Rental Agreement 30.00 Bid Agreement ‘ ' 101.00 Publisher (Selected) Low

€18.1+9

Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. T.G.& 1. Store # 39

Repr. Musical Instr. Rental & Storage & Instr. Suppls Library Suppls Radio & TV Suppls

Ted. C. Tharp

Rent Trans. Eqpt.

B. H, Thomas

Labor Printing

Agreement

111.11

Town of Nichols Hills

Water

Utilities

30.65

Triangle Blue Print & Supply

Suppls, Engineering

2.00 33.07

68.00 3.36 5,1+62.17 218.25

91.20

259.1+3 231.95

131.00 357.50 3.68

23.76

• 1+91.38 135.27

Trice Wholesale Electronics

Low Standard Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Selected

Uarco, Inc. Uhl’s Food Market

Suppls, Research Instr. Suppls

Low Selected

101+.02 52.59

Underwood Corporation

Repr. to office machines Standard

1+.12

The University of Chicago Press

Suppls, Superintendent

Selected

1+.50

Vari Typer Corporation Vaseco, Inc.

Instr. Suppls New Eqpt. & Suppls

Selected 67.25 Selected Low 105.00 Board Action I4-6.63

218.88

36.00

The Viking Press, Inc.

Teaching Aid Suppls

Publisher (Selected)

11.13

Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.

Custodial Suppls

Low

1+1.1+1+

Dave Ward Waugh Brothers Supply Company

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Low

35.00 18.75

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Pag© 9 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) W. M. Welch Manufacturing Co.

Instr. Suppls

Western Bank & Office Supply

Instr. Suppls

Low 11.87 Letter Bid 111.57 Selected 6b3,9b BoardActionl4.98.6l Selected 15*30 Board Action 2,181.00 Low 3*00

2,199.30

Western Newspaper Union Western Uniform & Towel Service Western Union Telegraph Company

Commencement Expense Custodial Suppls Telegraph

Selected Selected Utilities

18.19 21.57 11.73

Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Repr. General Eqpt.

Standard

15.96

Walter R. Whitcomb Jerry P. Whitten Dr. Jack S. Wilkes Wilkens Anderson Company ffJje John C. Winston Company The World Publishing Company

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Commencement Expense Commencement Expense Instr. Suppls Library Books Teaching Aid Suppls

Low Selected Selected Low Letter Bid Publisher (Selected) Publisher (Selected)

George W. Wulff

Rent Trans. Eqpt.

Rent. Trans. Eqpt.

28.80

Ye Towne Cryer Yow Brake & Clutch

Suppls, Public Relation Maint. Trks, & Cars.

Publisher (Selected) Low

3.06 21.32

Mary Ao Thacker, Clerk

1-3 1-3 Voc. 1-1 1-8 1-10 A-18 A-19 0-2 0-8

Instructional Suppls Instructional Suppls General Instruction Commencement Expense Library Suppls Personnel Suppls Other Admin. Expense Custodial Suppls Maintenance Cars & Trks Dr0Marcella Rita Lawler,(Claim, G 5168) Dr. Harold Bienvenu,(Claim,G5169)

11.75 15.00 25.00 505.52 19.56 3.69

3.30 77.81 609.52 639.15 1.92 1.25 70.53 9.31 5.50

687.11 175.00

2,283.73

1957-58 Building Levy . Acme Fence & Iron Company, Inc. Acme Quality Paints, Inc. Armstrong’s, Inc. The Automotive, Inc.

1. . ■ .

Low Low

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Letter Quotation Low

Paul Blakeney Company The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Inc.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Mtrls.' Upk of Grds.

Brooks Radiator Shop

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Brown.Machinery Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

. -? ;

3.90 62.89

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Jack Barnes Plumbing & Htg. EST.#1 Adams-Heating System Black & Decker Manufacturing Co. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Board Action Standard

Low Low Standard Low Standard Low

J ! : ’ ’ ■

250.00 1.76

•

12.15 9.35

811.50 5.16

2,151.00 ; 2.00 12.90

251.76 6i00

51^50.

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Butler Shade Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low ■

U71.30

Capitol Blacksmith & Welding Capitol Steel & Iron Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Low Letter Bid

230.00 57k.90

Bob Cates

Mtrls. Upk. of grds.

Low

181.50

Central Tile & Marble Distrs.Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

5.oo

City Auto Parts

Mtrls. Upk. of grds.

Low

10.95

Clarke Sanding Machine Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Standard

John H. Cole Company

Mtrls. Repr. To Eqpt.

Low

<^20.85

Clint Cooke Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

8.75

Cook Electric Supply Company Cook Paint & Varnish Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low Low

6.75 * 206.25

Crane Company

2,387.82 Mtrls. Bldg. Repr. Eqpt. Board Action Low 680.35 Low Letter Bid 2O1|.O8 22.503,29^.75 Standard

Danneriburg Distributing Co,

Mtrls. Upk. of grds.

Low

Dolese Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low Bid Agreement

Bill Doyle

Change orders & Misc.

Low

52.50

Emsco Electric Supply Co, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

1U9.30

Enmar, Inc. Fire Appliance & Supply Co.

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.' Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt,

Low Bid Agreement

291.60 151.90

Flanagan Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

101.85

The Fleck Bearing Co.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds

Low

15.12

General Electric Supply Company General Flooring & Tile Co.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low Low

223.16 U0.50

Gentry Severance Lumber Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Bid Agreement

The Glidden Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Bid Agreement 337.70 22^.28 Low 185.00 Selected

Hart Industrial Supply Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds .

E. D. Hill, Jr. County Surveyor

Change Orders & Misc.

7.80

13.61 15.U6 38.31

313.52 Low Selected / ■ 3.00 Board Action^>518.110 Low /

53.77

67.50

714.6.98

1,831u 92

169.50

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3,250.00

Hi-Way Used Equipment Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Board Action

Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

325.28

Independent Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

3.60

International Harvester Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Standard

33.76

Jennings Engine Supply Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Selected

5111.91

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low better Bid 6.86 Low 97.91

lOlt.77

Jones-Newby Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

J. & R. Supply Company Locke Supply

Mtrls; Upk of Grds, ■ Mtrls, Repr, to Eqpt,

Loeffler Greene Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Low Low Letter Bid

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low... Board Action

Lambert Corporation

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

h.9O

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low

519.1il4

Miller Floor Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

Miller Norris Company, Inc. Modern Materials Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low Low

Morgensen Lumber Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

M & V Supply Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

9.73

Neal Lumber Company Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Upk. of Grds.

Low Low

31.50 9.00

Norman Plumbing Supply

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Board Action 36U.1U Low 22.02

386.16

Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.

Change Orders & Misc. Change Orders & Misc.

Low Standard

723.U8 300.00

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Publishing Company Oklahoma Seating Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt; Change Orders & Misc. New Furniture

Bid Agreement Publisher Board Action

Pallady Welding & Equipment Co.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

37.10

1.7U 705.00 719.50 l,W5o

268.52 962.85

691.39 Board Action 2,380.19

Low

Letter Bid

119.25

1,231.37

3,071.58 110.00 297.50

615.29

18.18

633.U7

85.71

203J10 11,817^19 15.50

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111.75

Low

Perfection Equipment Company

Mtrls. Upk. of Grds.

Lo Bo Perkins Company

Electrical Modernization Board Action Northeast High

The Perolin Co, Inc. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Upk. of Grds. & Furn., Bldg. & Repr.

Selected Low Bid Agreement

Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

111.98

Radio Supply, Inc. I Rice Machinery Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

y-16

Mtrls., Furn., Bldg. & Repr.

Low Standard

Robbrrson Steel Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

£9.29

Roofing Supply Company, Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. &- Repr.

Low

200.00

Scovil and Sublett Hardware Co. Sharp Auto Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Low

17.06 5.80

Sherwin Williams Company

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low

97.05

Southwest Parts Corporation

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

5.711

Southwest Wheel, Inc. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Spurlin Sales, Inc. Standard Roofing & Material Co.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds. Remodel & Repair Mtrls. Upk of Grds,‘ Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Selected Standard Standard Low

98.95 1110.19 7.15 295.25

Steel Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

279.9U

Trice Wholesale Electronics

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

9.20

U. S. Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Board Action

8I4.OO

Vogl Tool Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Selected

88.80

Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. The White Motor Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Upk. of Grds.

Low Standard

1163.10 U3.87

W. & W. Steel Company Wynn Construction Company

Mtrls. Bldg, & Repr. Van Buren (Bldg. Force Acct.) EST. #3 Mtrls. Upk.of Grds. Bldg. & Repr.' Repr. to Eqpt. Harding Land

Low

268.68

Yow Brake & Clutch Mary A, Thacker, Clerk

'■H

511 51U 530

86I4..36 188.85 I4.O2.OO

5U.UO 99.60

Board Action Low 662.60 17.61 23.75

1151.80 590.85

15I1.00

13,5113.65 68.91 703.96

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Furniture & Eqpt.

Board Action

1+2U.32

The Dolese Company

Admin. Bldg. Elevator

Bid Agreement

169.95

Morgensen Lumber Company

Press Boxes

Low

U27.OO

Northern Bank Note Company

Business Expense

Board Approved

875.00

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Mary A. Thacker, Clerk 836

Reproduction Voc.

Low

Bu si ne s s.. Expe nse

Vaseco, Inc.

Schl. Furn. & Eqpt.

Board Action

Acorn Adhesives Company, Inc.

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Low

Addressograph Multigraph Corp.

Other Operating Expense

Board Action

L. H. Bengston Miss Faye Bills

'Board Action Travel Expense Cooperation Univ, of Neb.Special Assignment

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Other operating Expense

Board Action

1,837.50

Dulaneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Extra Mtrls.

Board Action

16,960.00

General Electric Supply Co.

All utilities

Low

W. B. Graham Graham Paper Company

Admin. Expense Instr. Suppls

Board Action Board Action

l4.O-.89 107.00

Mrs. Velta Hunley

Admin. Expense

Board Action

32.68

Indian Post

Instr. Suppls

Low

1.00

Interstate Printers & Publishers

Instr. Suppls

Publisher (Selected )

U.61

William Mackin

Admin. Expense

Board Action

36.69

J. Frank Malone

Other operating Expense

Board Action

57.09

Oklahoma City Board Of Education

All utilities

Utility Reimbursement

Oklahoma Seating, Company

1956 Bond

19.90 51.35

281.08

1957-58 Ford Foundation

1 t

1 1 5

3.61 2,972.55

53.96

27.70

I4I4..9I4

1,829.86

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Page 1U (1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION CONTINUED)

Science Kit, Inc. Miss Gladys Shepard

Extra. Mtrls. & Eqpt. Admin. Expense

Selected Board Action

328.kO 38.59

Mrs. Hettye R. Summers

Other Operating Expense

Board Action

38.97

C. David Swanson Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Summer Workshop

25.00

C-O-3 C-A-19 Ward’s Natural Science Est.,Inc. Duane Weinert

Other operating Expense Extr a ’ Mtrl s. & Suppls Admin. Expense Extra Mtrls & Suppls Admin. Expense

Selected Board Action

W. M. Welch Manufacturing Co.’

Other operating Expense

Selected

Westinghouse Electric Supply

Other operating Expense

Low

Tony C. Wishon

Other operating Expense

Selected

16.78 51.56

68.3k

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ll2.51 3,950.8k lUO.OO

. 160.00

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE

Mrs. Sally Augustine

Other Operating Expense

Special Assignment

300.00

R. L. Berry

Salaries-Recreation

Board' Action

300.00

Mrs. Helen Bordelon

Other Operating Expense

Special Assignment

225.00

Dr. Johnnye V. Cox

General Instruction

Board Action

881.89

Lawrence Cudjoe

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Dr. Ruth Fedder

General Instruction

Board Action

69k.62

Lonnie Gilliland

Salarie s-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

George Harjan

Other Operating Expense

Special Assignment

300.00

Charles Hepler

Salarie s-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Dr. C. W. Hunnicutt

General Instruction

Board Action

750.00

Rex Irwin

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Dr. Milo E. Kearney

General Instruction

Board Action

822.00

Dr. Rose Lammel

General Instruction

Board Action

87k.96

Harold Merideth

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Dr. Lloyd Michael;

General Instruction

Board Action

3k8.80

Moses Miller

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

William Mills

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

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Page 15 (SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, CONTINUED) Eddie Mireles

Other Operating Expense

Special Assignment

1172.12

Municipal Auditorium

Commencement Expense

Selected

750.00

Dr. George E. Murphy

General Instruction

Board Action

918.00

Tracy Norwood

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Maurice Pierce

Salarie s-Re c rea tion

Board Action

300.00

Jerry Potter Postmaster Jack Ray

Salaries-Recreation Instr. Suppls Salarie s-Recreation

Board Action Standard Board Action

300.00 300.00 150.00

Byron Roberts

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Dr. Paul Roberts

General Instruction

Board Action

715.05

Co B. Speegle Jr0

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Don Van Pool

Salarie s-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Ray Vaughn

Salaries-Recreation

Board Action

300.00

Mro L, Do Weber

General Instruction

Board Action /

825.00

R. #162 sit was moved, by Mrs. Melton and. seconded, by Mr. Wright to ratify the June 1958 payrolls, ^authorize issuing the July 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills as per the i Approval of 'attached foregoing itemized list, totaling $210,771,83, as recommended above. On roll call, i June, July Pay ■the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." :rolls, Author! ■ to Pay Vendor ■ Bills jPurchasing, Cafeterias 'Mr. Wright moved approval of the following purchases for supplies and materials as indicated

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(1) One set of 160 chemistry films and the rights to televise same, from the Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc., in the amount of $19,000, the purchase to be charged to the Ford Foundation account;

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One lot of custodial scrub soap for use by custodians and all schools, from Robinson Janitor Supply Company, in the total amount of $3)^50«00, "the purchase to be charged to the 0-2 account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice

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One lot of metal lath, channels, and wire for use by the maintenance department for plastering work in Capitol Hill Senior High School Auditorium, from the bidders shown listed below, in the total amount of $1,7^2.83, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy M-12 account: Dolese Company $ 5^5-70 W & W Steel Co. 1,197.13 $1,7^2.83

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That the Business Office be authorized to write the purchase order for one lot of standard library magazines for all secondary school from Irwin C. Gaumer, in the amount of $3,69k.kO, the purchase to be charged to the 1-32 account; ...1 bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids;

(See Notice for Bids on next page.)

R. #163 Purchase of 'Films, Soap, 1 Plastering Mat Serial, and Magazines Approved

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 .? CONTINUED

R. #163 Continued

The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Ay.e"

R. #164Agreements Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Board enter into an agreement with each of the fix-ms as; indicated: (1) With the Oklahoma Oxygen Company for the furnishing of all oxygen and acetylene for all vocational and maintenance shops, this agreement to become effective July 1, 1958 and continue through June 30; 1959j oxygen $1.05 per hundred cubic feet in 2kU and/or 122 cubic feet cylinders; acetylene, $2.75 per hundred cubic feet in #5 and/or /#k commercial size cylinders; (2) With the low bidder, Fire Appliance Company, for the furnishing and servicing of all fire extinguishers in all schools from the awarding date through June 30, 1959;the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Service account and the Building Levy M-12 account; (3) With the highest discount bidder, Hunzicker Electric Company, for furnishingâ&#x2013; large incandescent and fluorescent lamps in case lots based on $15,500 approximate annual cost, discount 51-9$>; to be used by this system from the awarding date through June 30, 1959? aH bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids;

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(U) With the highest discount bidder, Mack's Company, (discount k7.1$), for the furning of all projector lamps used in school 16 mm projectors, from the awarding date through June 30, 1959; the projector lamps being in case lots based on $500 approximate annual cost;

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(5)_a. With the Dolese Company for furnishing of all ready-mixed concrete, standard washed sand, crushed limestone, and very fat lime, as used by this system from July 1, 1958 through December 31; 1958;

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b. With Sand Products, Inc. for the furnishing of Class A state-washed and graded sand, and standard washed sand, as used by this system from July 1, 1958 through December 31; 1958; .c. With Davidson & Case Lumber Company for the furnishing of portland cement, masonry cement, hydrated lime, plaster fibered, gauging plaster, and moulding plaster, as used by this system from July 1, 1958 through December 31; 1958; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids; this material to be charged to the proper accounts as ordered:

All materials in Item (5) to be charged to the proper accounts as ordered.

MEETING OF JULY

(6)

7, 1958 - CONT'D

With the Thompqjn Book & Supply Company,, and the Library Supply Company, in equal 'R. #16L amounts, for the furnishing of library books during the 1958-59 school fiscal year,jContinued the purchase to be charged to the 1-30 account; all bids having been received in

With the companies shown on the attached tabulation for the furnishing of the various types and kinds of paint as outlined for each company, the purchases to be charged to the proper accounts as awards are made; the agreement to run from July 1, 1958 through June 30, 1959 unless a 30-day written cancellation request is made by either the vendor or the Board of Education; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

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DESCRIPTION

RECOMMENDATION

COST IN l's

COST IN 5's

GROUP I. Ready-mixed house paint 1. Exterior Undercoater

Glidden #1851

$3.39

$3.29

Exterior Wood Finish

Glidden #1800

3.36

3.26

Exterior Wood Finish

Glidden #1802-1890

3.21

3.11

Exterior Semi-paste Wood Finish House Paint

Sherwin-Williams Semi-paste, #684

4.03

3.96

GROUP II, Exterior Metal Protective Finishes

Exterior Metal Primer

Pittsburgh's XL-701

2.92

2.83

Exterior Metal Primer For Galvanized or Bonderized Surfaces

Glidden 525

2.66

2.56

Exterior Metal Finish

Pittsburgh's XL-703

3.11

3.02

Exterior Metal Finish

Pittsburgh's 9-16

3,22

3.13

GROUP III, INTERIOR WOOD FINISHES

Enamel Undercoater

Pittsburgh's XL-809

2.50

2.41

Semi-gloss Alkyd Enamel

Glidden 4600

2.99

2.89

Semi-gloss Alkyd Enamel

Glidden 4628-4665

3.02

2.93

Gloss Alkyd Enamel

Glidden #1217

3,31

3.21

Gloss Alkyd Enamel

Pittsburgh-

3.92

3.89

Shellac, Pure White

Pittsburgh

2.59

2.46

Shellac, Pure Orange

2.48

2.35

Trim Varnish,^80‘5.1/

Pittsburgh x I * Devoe-Reynolds

-,-92.57 ■ •

2.45

Floor Varnish,^3_V7 z

4.2,50

2.43

;>*-3.06

2.96

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GROUP TV, INTERIOR WALL FINISH 1.

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Pigmented Wall Primer & Sealer

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Pittsburgh #XL-805

2.46

2.37

Flat Wall Oil Paint

Pittsburgh #XL-806

2.36

2.27

Flat Wall Oil Paint

Pittsburgh Std. colors

2.63

2.54

Flat Alkyd Wall Enamel

Pittsburgh UC-10886

2.68

2.59

.5,

Flat Alkyd Wall Enamel Std. Colors

Pittsburgh Wallhide

2.63

2.54

Semi-gloss Alkyd Wall Enamel

Glidden 4600

2.99

2.89

Semi-gloss Alkyd Wall Enamel

Pittsburgh Std. Colors, Wallhide

3.02

2.93

Gloss Alkyd Wall Enamel

Glidden #4500

3.26

3.16

Gloss Alkyd

Pittsburgh Wallhide Std. colors XL series

3.32

3.22

■ 2.75

2.66

Wall Enamel

10„

Latex Base Primer Sealer

Pittsburgh XL-801

11.

Odorless Flat Alkyd Wall Paint

Pittsburgh UC-10886

2.68

2.59

12.

Odorless Flat Alkyd Wall Paint

Pittsburgh Wallhide Std. colors

2.63

2.54

Glidden 5015

2.99

2.89

Pittsburgh Std. Semigloss colors

3.02

2.93

.77

.75

13.

Low Gloss Alkyd Wall Paint

14.

Low Gloss Alkyd Wall Paint

15.

Odorless Thinner for Alkyd Base Paint

Glidden "Painters Choice"

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Liquid Cleaner(Detergent)

Glidden 1511

1.97

1.87

Wood Filler, Paste

Pittsburgh 17-2

1.99

1.90

Sherwin-Williams

1.18

1.06

Pure Spirits of Turpentine #039-14 J ' Pure Mineral Spirits

.67

.62

Raw Linseed Oil

Sherwin-Williams, 079

1.88

1.73

Boiled Linseed Oil

Sherwin-Williams, 089

.1.93

1.78

Heat Resisting Aluminum

Pittsburgh Permite 1100

2.55

2.49

Silicone, Clear Waterproofing

Pittsburgh

2.03

1.85

Pittsburgh Permite 1100

2.55

2.49

9.; Aluminum, Heat Resisting Paint

Sherwin-Williams, R1K4

10.

Aluminum, Asphalt Roof Paint

Pittsburgh

2.64

2.57

11.

Outside Masonry Wall Primer

Glidden 3500

2.81

2.71

12.

Outside Masonry Wall Paint

Glidden 3500

2.81

2.71

13.

Outside Masonry Wall Paint

Glidden 3501-3514

2.81

2171

14.

Mixing Liquid for Masonry Wall Paint

Glidden 3520

1.39

1.29

15.

Shellac Thinner

Glidden "Southland"

1.09

.99

16.

Lacquer, Black, Finish

Glidden, flat

3.14

17.

Machinery Enamel

Pittsburgh UC10076-UC-10079 .

3.35

•^-.04

:. 3.26 <

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Oil Base Enamels, Dupont' Red

18„

Oil Stains, Dupont Mahocrany

19.

■ Glidden 12-1-7-1256

3.81

3.71

Glidden 244-250

2.21

2.11

20.

Paste Wood Filler

Pittsburgh 17-2

1.99

1.92

21.

Varnish,Clear

Pittsburgh 71-19

2.19

2.12

Varnish Remover, Gal..

Sherwin-Williams Laxite A81K10

Varnish Remover, 5 Gal.

Glidden Y-74

22.

Lacquer^ Clear Gloss, 277.

23.

Lacquer, Clear Gloss, 32%

1 1 1

1.71

2.49 j

Pittsburgh^ Lambert 675 Pittsburgh, Lambert 6-214

2.30

2.19

3.58

3.50

2.02

‘24.

Sanding sealer for Lacquer

Pittsburgh, Lambert 601

2.12

25.

Thinner

Glidden, Lacquer "R"

1,13

26.

Paint Reducer

Glidden, Southland

.79

1 1

.69

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

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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to ment with the First National Building Corporation to rent equipment for the mmnth of July 1958 through the month of of $200.00 per month, total $2,400.00. On roll call, the

approve renewing the agreean area occupied by television June 1959? at a rental rate motion carried unanimously.

Motion was made by M r. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve selling the house at 224 N. W. 9th Street (Central High property) to Murray Harris for $280.00. The motion carried with all members present voting "aye."

Information to the Board:

A Financial Statement as of May 31? 1958 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted for the Board's information.

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Information to the Board: (1) July 17, 1958, 4:30 p. m. was announced as the date and time set for opening bids on additions to Monroe, Edwards, and Fillmore elementary schools; (2) The 1958 senior class at Grant Junior-Senior High School is planning a statue with a fountain for Grant;

(3) Three senior classes and the Classics at Northwest Classen High School are planning to erect a fountain (part of master court lay-out.)

; R. #165 ! Rental Agree | ment Renewed ) [ R. #166 Approval : to Sel1 Bld-g

MEETING OF JULY 7, 1958 - CONT'D i | 5

R. #167 Change Order $1, Burbank School Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Change Order #1, Burbank School AdditioU, reducing the contract in the amount of $7>096.00, briefly described as follows:

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Item No. 1 Omitting structural glazed tile and adding rubber base ----- Net deduction ---$867-00 i

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Omitting structural glazed tile and adding select common brick and plastic paint ------------------------- -Net deduction-- IO87.OO

Item No. 3 Omitting painting for concrete block walls ----------- Net deduction--

R. #168 Adjournment

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150.00

Item No. 4

Omitting day-nite thermostats, relays, damper and operator, time clock--deduct

Item No. 5

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Omitting screen doors, painting of screen doors, hardware, steel gate, and adding expanded metal and locking device ---------- Net deduction-- 437•00 Total to be deducted from contract ------$70§6•00

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Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded j by Mrs. Melton and carried. '

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

4555-00

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#172

Continued

Part of the SE-^ of^ec. 29, T 11, N., R 3 W. of the I. M., being the West 150' of the following described property: Beginning at a point in the North line of the SE-^ of Sec. 29 a distance of 13^1-8' West of the NE corner; thence South a distance of 665.65'; thence West a distance of 65^.^'; thence North a distance of 665-65' to the

North line of said quarter section; thence East and along the North line a distance of 65^+ A feet to the point of beginning, according to the Government Survey thereof. (2) From Leon T. Peery and Bessie Peery, price $38,^00: Part of the SE^- of Sec. 29, T 11 North, R 3 West of the I. M., more-particularly described as follows: Commencing at a NW corner of the SE-^ of Sec. 29, T 11 North

of R 3 West of the I. M., thence East and along the North line of said Quarter of Section 65^.^ feet; thence South 1282.78 feet; thence West 65^.^- feet, to the West line of said Quarter Section, thence North and along the said west line 1282 feet to the point or place of beginning. The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R- #173 Lease of Church Bldgs. for Classrooms Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the following churches be leased for classrooms:

From Lakeside Methodist Church, Inc., 2933 N. W. 66, for the entire area of building facilities at the church for the conducting of a number of classes (Burbank School) at a rate of $300 per month. From West Nichols Hills Presbyterian Church, 83OO Greystone, for the conductin^ of a number of classes (West Nichols Hills School) at a rate of $305 per month.

Additional details regarding the payment of utilities, custodial services, insurance, parking of employees' automobiles, fire extinguishers, drinking fountains, length of time, use of school furniture, use of church furniture and many other areas have been agreed to in the proposals. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #171+

Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Oik THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION

i IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST A, 1958 AT 4:30 P. M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President .C. B. McCray, Vice President

Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson^ ABSENT:

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Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. T. H. Broad, Bill Foutz, Al Newberry, Gilbert Robinson, and W. H. Taylor, Directors; David Light, Accountant; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Glen Bowman, President Classroom Teachers; members of the press.

; Invocation

j Mrs. Melton gave the invocation. ! LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Treasurer's Report

\ Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the month of July.

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' R. #175 Approval of j Contract with City, Arthur School Sewer

The Attorney, Mr. Lybrand, reported the City had agreed to pay $4,280.00 in connection with the Arthur School sewer, and recommended that a contract to this effect be approved by the Board. Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that such a contract be entered into with the City, accepting the $4,280.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

| The Board approved the Attorney's recommendation to write Roger Givens and offer to accept j $2,100.00 on the Arthur sewer.

■ Agreement witl ; Givens Approve

jMr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that a financial statement for the 1958-59 budget is being j Auditor's 5 prepared and will probably be completed by the last of the month; also that an annual report • Report ' will be presented at the next regular meeting of the Board. I i j R. #176 ■ Reports Approved i

j On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, all legal and financial reports were ; approved.

| REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT ! J | ■ I

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve employing Dr. Herbert ? R. #177 A. Thelen, University of Chicago, Consultant, August 11-22, 1958, for Ford Teaching Project, \ Approval to at $250.00 per week plus travel expenses, to be paid from Ford Foundation funds. On roll Pay Consultant call, the motion carried unanimously.

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Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve paying the State Board ; of Education a total of $22,000 for the fiscal year 1958-59^ on a quarterly basis, for Oklahoma State Television Project, to be paid from Ford Foundation funds. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."

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| R. #179 Resolution of Appreciation, Lelia Pickard

j Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Lelia Pickard, teacher ! at Northwest Classen High School, recently deceased,was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by > Mr. Thompson, and carried:

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The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Lelia Pickard, July 16, 1958.

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Miss Pickard joined the Oklahoma City School System in the 1922-23 school year as sixth grade teacher at McKinley School and taught there one year. She was at Central High School and Capitol Hill Senior High School before she became a member of the staff at Classen High School in the fall of 1926. At the beginning of the 1955-56 school year s he joined the staff at Northwest Classen High School where she was teaching when she became ill last spring.

Miss Pickard taught foreign languages and was considered a remarkably capable French teacher, which resulted in her students becoming outstanding in that language. She was always seeking ways of improving teaching methods and was kind, patient, and inspirational. .

R. #178 Approval to Pa State Board fc T-V Project

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She was a member of all the professional organizations, the Panhellenic Society, and the First Christian Church.

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The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to Miss Pickard's many years of excellent and faithful services to the Oklahoma City School System.

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R. #180 Approval of Trip for Mr. Bennett

Mr. McCray moved, approval of the following Resolution directing Mr. Phil C. Bennett to make a trip to Washington, D. C. on school business:

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. Phil? C. Bennett, Board President, would go to Washington, D. C. to expedite Channel 25 television application. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Mr. Bennett be directed to make the, trip to Washington, D. C., with the understanding th&t the trip is sole/ly 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all travel expenses of Mr. Bennett on the trip be paid by the Board of Education. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried )

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Reque

permi ssio n to

emplo y the

foll

owin g

personn

MRS. D0R9THY ANN CLAY AS A TEMPORARY SECRETARY AT NORTHEAST FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD JULY 7, 1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $170 PER M@NTH.

MR. Edward

Rusc ha as a tem po ra ry

9N THE BASIS OF $1.50 PER H®UR.

art

assi stant

the

studio

effecti

July

Salary

1958.

•

EFFECTIVE

1958 FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD ®F TIME.

JULY 7,

BEGINNING

MRS. DELMA HARRIS AS SECRETARY AT NORTHWEST CLASSEN DURING VACATION PERIOD, JULY 2| AUGUST 8, 1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $225. PER MONTH.

THROUGH

I I

s? Transf er : Reque st

per missi on

transfer

Request

pe rmi ss ion

July

1958.

adj ust

the

chan ge

the

Hartman

Mrs . Elizabeth

sala ry

from

clerk

SALARY $220 PER MONTH.

MONTH, TO CLERK AT CAPITOL HILL SENIOR,

Mar

Cull

, empl oyee

at J. Davis , salar y $205 per EFFECTIVE DATE AUGUST 18, 1958.

Engi

the

neeri ng

$5700 PER YEAR PLUS $300 CAR ALLOWANCE, TO $5900 PER YEAR PLUS $300 CAR ALLOWANCE.

Request

pe rmi ss ion

mrs

assi gnment

TO FULL-TIME KINDERGARTEN AT BURBANK,

. bette

rodger

s from

■§

Departm

ent

from

EFFECTIVE DATE

tim e kin der garten

Burb

ank

EFFECTIVE FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I958“59»

The rec reat ion

com missi on

wi shes

® make

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR, SHE work

the

follo

win g

EFFECTIVE JULY I

rec om men dati ons

the

board

edu cati on

AT A SALARY OF $1.10 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS

Essi e H. Edw ards ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR,

EFFECTIVE JULY 8 AT A SALARY OF $.95 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS

SHE WORKS! ALICE ANN STEWART

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR,

EFFECTIVE JULV 8 AT A SALARY OF $1.00 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS

SHE WORKS:

EDNA M. ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR,

PENDLEY

EFFECTIVE JULY 15 AT A SALARY OF $1.00 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS

SHE WORKS:

Bessie One

PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR,

Lou Kelly

EFFECTIVE JULY 17 AT A SALARY OF $J95

PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS

SHE WORKS:

SANDYE WEINER

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR,

EFFECTIVE JULY 17 AT A SALARY OF $1.00 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS

•HE WORKS;

Davi d sam uel

w «©ds

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

Substi

tutes

for

the

ALLEN, MARI ETTE

Alle n , Virgin

*ANDERSON,

EVELYN

SCHOOL YEAR 1958-59?

2325 NW 26

1506 CARLISLE Il6 SW 32

|6||

PENNINGTON WAY

BAKER, ADDI E

5421

S. MC KINLEY

BALDWIN,

1213 NW 94

*BASINGER, * BEARD,

ENGLISH

ELEMENTARY, KDG.

ENGLISH, HISTORY,

HOME EC,

ELEMENTARY

*BARDE, LETHA .

ETHEL.

IDA

214 NW 7 t

1424 NW 21 IO? NW 17

BEDDOW, ADA

KDG.

ENGLISH, HISTORY, MATH,

KDG,

910 NW 42

1.2.3, HOME EC

2300 NW 28

MATH,

BIRD, WILMA C. *BLACK, HAZEL

52O NW 15

BOULLY, BESSI E *BROSSEAU, MAUD F.

2741

NW 20

1204 NW 44 605 E. EUBANKS

BROWN,

9LA

1404 CARLISLE COURT 5621 N. MILITARY

BROWN,

OPAL

709 NW 91

BRUM ITT, DOROTHY *BRYCE, MARGARET

*BURNS, GRACE

2414 NW 34

811

NW 9

3015 NW 12

BURNS, JOHN

1828 NW 3

BURNS, MARY

1828 NW 3 337, SE 46 1416 NW 27

BYERLY, MARIAN *BICKETT, ROSE

* CAMPBELL, VERA L. CHURCH, MABEL

CARR, NELLE COLE, JOADA J. COLLUM, WARDIE G. * CONNER, ROY CORNWELL, JESSIE

CORY, MILDRED E. EVA LEE

DANIEL, JERALDINE *DANNER, BESS DAVIS,

EVA

DAVIS, GWENDOLYN * DENNY, JULIA

DEWEY, MARGARET

EADS, MARY

541

LATIN 3,4 2,3,4,5

ELEMENTARY

ele ment ary COMMERCE

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY, JR HIGH

ELEMENTARY, JR HIGH ENGLISH,

ELEMENTARY^

COMMERCE, SOCIAL STUDIES

NW 40

3925 N. FLYNN 2636 NW |6 3024 N. VERMONT 1500 NE 39 1300 NE 50 815 NW 94

2832 NW 13 1314 OXFORD WAY 4119 NW 18 1113 N. ELLISON 2432 SW 31

3012 NW 24 2241 NW 18

ELEMENTARY LATIN, ENGLISH,

IND ARTS, MECH DRAWING

ELEMENTARY, JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY

HOME EC, SCIENCE,

ELEMENTARY JR HIGH,

ELEMENTARY

ELEMENTARY,

MATH

FAGIN, ADALINE

421 6 NW TERRACE I 6

SOCIAL

2.3.4, MUSIC

STUDIES,

217 NW 30 ' 305 NE 26

KDG,

FULKERSON, MILDRED

44 SE 32

ELEMENTARY

NW 42

1,2,3

ELEMENTARY PHY ED,

SPEECH,

GIVENS, PATTY *GLADDEN, LULA

2710 NW 32 600 NW II

GLENN, VIRGINIA *GOODE, NETTIE

8604 N. MAY

LANGUAGE,

1205 N. BLACKWELDER

ELEMENTARY

GREEN, MARY

HALLENBECK,

408 nw

DORIS

HAM, VIVIAN HARBACK,

BEATRICE

HARLIN, MARIE

*RETIRED TEACHERS

1100 NW 38 33

3004 NW 44

2908 S. AGNEW 3224 NW 26 2530 OVERHOLSTER

ENGLISH

ELEMENTARY

FRIEND, MARY

*GOULD, BRYTHA

KDG.

108 SE 41

122 NE 12

PHY ED

ENGLISH, MUSIC

MATH ELEMENTARY, 1,2,3

821

5,6

ELEMENTARY

1130 NW 10 SE 38

GIEB, BLANCHE

SPECIAL ED

ELEMENTARY, ELEMENTARY

*GAINES, GERALDINE

COMMERCE

ENGLISH,

ELEMENTARY

EMERSON, WILMA

* FOSTER, OREAD

COMMERCE

BENNETT, MARGARET *BILYEU, GRACE

CURRY,

studi es

BIOLOGY, GENERAL SCIENCE

ELEMENTARY

BAILEY, MILDRED CLYTA

Art ,Socia l

4,5,6,

LIBRARY

ENGLISH, FRENCH

7,8,

ENGLISH,

4,5,6,

ELEMENTARY

ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIES

ENGLISH, MUSIC, ART

COMMERCE, KDG, 1,2,

LIBRARY ELEMENTARY

ENGLISH

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

SUBSTITUTES F9R THE SCH99L YEAR 1958-59

(C9NT’D)

HARM9N, VIRGINIA ♦HARWOOD, PEARL

2112 GLADST9NE TERRACE

* HEDRICK,

712 NE 14

PRIMARY, MUSIC

330 SW 28

3,2,1

HILL, MAXINE

2905 NW 43

ELEMENTARY

H99VER, MAGGIE

29lb FAIRFI ELD AVE

ELEMENTARY,

905 NW 22

KDG,

C9NSTANCE

HOPPING, CATHERINE * H9WARD, WALSIE

ELEMENTARY

1120 NW 19

PRIMARY,

HOWELL, LE9NA

1507 CARLISLE C9URT

ELEMENTARY

ISHMAEL, LILLIE

504 NW 20

SPEECH,

1829 NW 38

ELEMENTARY, HIST9RY, KDG, 1,2,3 ■

IRENE

JOURDAN,

JUST, CAR9LYN L.

* KAYS, MARIBEL

KIRKPATRICK, MABEL LARS9N, ELEAN9R * LAWRENCE, EDGAR * LEE,

♦lis

EVA

ten

1000 nw

Mc Adams , ruby l . ♦Mc Bray er , Mary Mc CAMPBELL, ELLA ♦Mc Carth y , Harriet ♦Mc Guire , Irene

ELEMENTARY

C9MMERCE,

MATH,

732 NW 91

S9CIAL STUDIES,

MATH

TERRACE

MUSI C

2829 NW 39____

KDG,

720 NW 91

ELEMENTARY

9809 ASHLEY PLACE

ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIES,

3415 N. FL9RIDA

KDG ELEMENTARY KDG,

1,2

MCMAHON, TELMA

1809 N, BILLEN 1240 SW 65

MARCUM, RUTH

620 NW 48

1 608 N. YOUNGS

.....

ELEMENTARY 3,4, SCIENCE,

PHY ED

ENGLISH,

H9ME EC,

PEARL

1817 NW 35

elemen tary

FRANCES

2)40 nw 33 1401 sw 56

ELEMENTARY, MUSIC

MATH,

2644 NW 46

SPEC ED,

ENGLISH

3823 N WESTERN

20lb NE 30

ELEMENTARY,

P9ST, MARI ETTE

310 N. WHEELER

3,2,1

PRIM, MINNIE

3925 NW 34

KDG,

♦RATCLIFFE, B9NNI E

2309 NW 13

ELEMENTARY

RAYMER, MILDRED

2935 NW 18

ELEMENTARY, MUSIC

REED, MARY W.

1805 GUILF9RD LANE

ELEMENTARY,

2700 NW 40

MATH, H9RTI CULTURE

2508 NW 13

JR,SR HIGH

FRANCES

RUSSELL,

CLARA

SC9TT, NA9MI GRACE

♦seaman ,

SHRINER,

♦skinner

RUTH

, free da

SL9VER, GWENDOLYN

SMITH, R9ENA * SNYDER, ERMA S9BER, 9LENE SPIERS,

D9R9THA

SP9WART, FAYE

PHY ED

PRIMARY

KDG

5705 N. BILLEN

ELEMENTARY, SPEECH,

4704 N. MILLER

ELEMENTARY

3505 S.

COMMERCE, ELEMENTARY KDG, 1,2,3

ST CLAIR

1410 NW 21 424 NE 15

4000 COLTRANCE R9AD

MATH, 6

718 NW 31

KDG,

3228 NW 40

ENGLISH

SPEECH, H0ME EC,

ELEMENTARY

SPEECH,

ENGLISH

2501 NE 23 1626 AND9VER C9URT

JR HIGH 2,3,4

1728 nw 35 2105 NW 27

H9ME EC,

ELEMENTARY, MUSIC ENGLISH,

SCIENCE

ELEMENTARY STEPHENS, GRACE

3212 S. META

ELEMENTARY, JR MATH

STEVENS,

4925 N. LINN

HIST9RY,

2253 NW 38

SOCIAL

ST9NE,

SIDNEY

RHEA

TAYL9R, D9RIS

512 SW 47

TOWNSEND, WILLIE

3821

*ULIN, WILLA

UTLEY, BLANEHE

♦retired

TEACHERS

ELEM

ELEMENTARY

PIERS9N, BERNICE

R9SE,

SCIENCE,

3409 NW 24

MILLER,

RILEY, EARNEST * ROGERS, ILA

1,2,3

1,2,3,4

MILNER,

PATRICK, 9LETA *PICKETT, HELEN

ENGLISH

219 NW 4

MUELLER, LILLIAN

SCIENCE, MATH

3,2,4

2529 sw 35

MATTHEWS, RADA *M|LLER, CARRIE

ELEMENTARY

1,2,3

1419 NE 21 6l6 NW 18

425 NW

ma rie RUTH

L9RTZ,

3340 NW 19

S9CIAL STUDIES

ENGLISH,

PR 1 MARY

NW 10

3024 NW. PARK 3929 NW ii

ELEMENTARY

STUDIES, HOME EC,

ELEMENTARY

KDG,

1,2,

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY, 2,3,4

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1958-59: WALES,

EDNA

WHITE, LAVINA

WICK, FRANCES E. *WILLIAMS, EDITH WILLIAMS, HARRIET WIRE, BERNARD

(CONT’d ) 70?i NW 30

MUSIC,

26l2 N. GERALDINE

ELEMENTARY

1229 NE 43 603 NW 31

1,2,3,

4219 NW 12

KDG,

109 NW 7, BETHANY

BIOLOGY,

ENGLISH, LATIN

KDG

SCIENCE, HISTORY

♦RETIRED TEACHERS

2517 NE 17

MUSIC, HISTORY,

ALEXANDER, RUBYE J.

207 N. GEARY

BUS.

ANDERSON, VETA

812 NE 6

EMERY, BETTY J.

|6|6 NE 10

FANNIE

BROOKS,

COOK, MARY FLEMING, ROB YE *HAYW09D, SUSIE A.

HODGES, ODESSA JENKINS, ODESSA MCCLELLON, IRENE

Mc Curdy , Magg ie

1135 NE 6

S9CIAL STUDIES,

69OO WITCHER ROAD

JR-SR HIGH

1417 NE GRAND 2508 NE |6

ELEMENTARY, JR HIGH

2813 NE <7

ELEMENTARY

1133 EUCLID

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ENGLISH, ELEMENTARY,

221

OWENS,

IRENE

1325 BELLEVIDERE DRIVE

SHARP, ANNA SIMM9NS, DAISY WILLIAMS, ADA

HILL, JAMES H. TERRILL, PEARL

Yar

br ou gh

betty

Fellin gham , Jane E. HILL, HELEN H. HODGES, MYRA J.

' ■ 1 ■

TOWNE, JUANITA

SHELTON, OLETA F. BRIGGS, SUE

ELEMENTARY, PHY ED

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY,

VERNON J.

ROSE, WILLA

COSMETOLOGY

824 NE 6

MALOY,

• ROBINSON, L. MARIE

ELEMENTARY

ED, SOCIAL STUDIES,

N. GEARY

ENGLISH, SCIENCE

ENGLISH, MATH

ELEMENTARY, JR-SR HIGH

SOCIAL STUDIES,

1525 NE 15 2828 NE l§

PRIMARY,

220 S. MAY AVE

ELEMENTARY

1532 NE 10 |6O9 NE 13

SPEC.

2148 NE 19

ELEMENTARY

1802 GUILFORD LANE

SPANISH, HISTORY, LATIN

ELEMENTARY

ENGLISH,

1409 NW 19

ENGLISH

ELEMENTARY, SOCIAL STUDIES

ED,

LANGUAGE,

33H

JR HIGH

SOCIAL STUDIES,

2934 N.

4300 nw

KDG, JR HIGH

ELEMENTARY,

309 N. WHEELER, BETHANY PLACE .0 r • 1 Jr 1 . NW 51

ENGLISH

SPEECH,

ELEMENTARY

ELEMENTARY 5,4,2 PRIMARY

Substitutes for the Sehbol Year 1958-59: (Cont'd) 3 WEEK ASSIGNEES

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACING

LESLIE AUSTIN

PAGE - 4 & 5

KATHRYN ELLIOTT

Mou lder

WILLARD - KDG.

SYBIL GRESHAM

WHITFIELD ■ L OF A

MAD ISSN - 5

EULALIA JENCKS

GAY - TRANSFER

CULBERTSON - 3

ABILENE MATTHEWS

SULLIVAN - RESIGNED

GARDEN OAKS - 5

LEN9RA PARRISH

PAGE - 2

WADKINS - TERMINATION

CAROLE WHITE

ADAMS - 2

MARION BARNETT

R IDG EVI EW - 4

ESTHER LOVEJOY

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS - 5

HELEN GREEN

LEWIS - TRANSFER

CAREY - 4 !t 5

ADDITIONAL

FILLM9RE - KDG

KNOWLES - RESIGNED

L9U ANN BULLARD

FILLMORE - I PUTNAM HEIGHTS - 5

RAMONA DAVIS

CURRY - L OF A

COOLIDGE - 4

SULLIVAN - RESIGNED

DEWEY - 5

HENRI ETTA Wl TCHER

ADDITIONAL

FOSTER - 2

BETTY HEARN LAWRENCE

ADAMS - 4

WINTERS - TRANSFER

SUE M9NTG9MERY

COLUMBUS - 5 ADAMS - 6

MARI

SCOTT

CLARA WICKE

Iren e huc kaba

JANIS WILLIAMSON ELEANOR TR99P

SOCIAL STUDIES

1217 NE 7 |63I NE 12

- Pri nci pal

PALMORE - DECEASED

BENSON - L OF A

VIOLETT - L ®F A

JONES - RESIGNED

SALA - TRANSFER ADDITIONAL

PATRICIA KIGHT

BRITTON - KDG UNASSIGNED

HAZEL - RESIGNED

PATRICIA MEDCALF

STAND WATI E - 2

HATCHER - TRANSFER

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS

Maint

enance

Reque st

depar tmen t permission

employ

the

pers onnel

ing

MS. Davi d L. Koenig as a tempo rary lab orer SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.35 PER HOUR.

in the

Maintenance

MR. Lonni e Gillila nd j r as a tem po ra ry biller ins ulator JULY I, 1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF #1.75 PER HOUR.

depa rtme nt

the

mai ntenance

Mr .

WILLIAM H. LEE AS a TEMPORARY LABORER IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.35 PER HOUR.

MR. do n c. Mc Donald as a tem po ra ry painter SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.75 PER HOUR.

in the

depart

mai nten ance

ment

effective

July

depart

ment

effec

tive

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

july

effective

1958.

MR. ROGER L. HOBART AS A TEMPORARY ROOFER IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.50 PER HOUR.

EFFECTIVE JULY 18,

1958.

MR., JAMES M, SLOAN AS A TEMPORARY LABORER IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.00 PER HOUR.

EFFECTIVE JULY 9,

Mr . Wayne JULY 9,

e . leig hto n as

19580

a tem po ra ry

electri

cia n

the

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.75 PER HOUR.

maintena

nce

effective

EFFECTIVE JULY 10,

MR. WILLIAM E. BARNES AS A PART-TIME WATCHMAN AT COOLIDGE SCHOOL, ON THE BASIS OF #150 PER MONTH.

MR. RAYMOND E. GIBSON AS A PART-TIME WATCHMAN AT ADAMS SCHOOL, THE BASIS OF #<50 PER MONTH.

depar tment

1958.

EFFECTIVE JULY II, 1958.

MR. WILLIAM T. ROSECRANS AS A TEMPORARY LABORER IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.25 PER HOUR.

1958.

SALARY

SALARY ON

EFFECTIVE JULY 8,

1958

REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER THE FOLLOWING PERSONNELS

Mr .

JERRY OLIVER FROM TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT, SALARY fl .00 PER HOUR, TO TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT OF MAINTENANCE, SALARY fl .00 PER HOUR.- EFFECTIVE JULY I,

1958.

MR. KENNETH BULL FROM TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT, SALARY fl.00 PER HOUR,

TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT OF MAINTENANCE, JULY I ,

MR. WILLIAM R. MOBLEY FROM 0=3 ACCOUNT AS MAIL TRUCK DRIVER, SALARY f3300 PER YEAR,

SALARY #3300 PER YEAR TO THE 0-4 ACCOUNT

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

ERNEST HARDIN FROM 0-4 ACCOUNT AS A STOCKMAN IN THE STOREROOM,

AS A MAIL TRUCK DRIVER,

Request

TO EFFECTIVE

1958.

AS A STOCKMAN IN THE STOREROOM,

MR.

SALARY fl.00 PER HOUR.

per missi on

SALARY f2900 PER YEAR,

adj ust

the

salaries

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

the

foll

owing

1958.

SALARY f2400, TO THE 0=3 ACCOUNT

1958.

pers onnel

MR. GEORGE W„ HOUSE, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE CONCRETE DEPARTMENT FROM fl.35 PER HOUR TO fl.40 PER HOUR,

EFFECTIVE JULY II,

1958.

MR. REO RAY HAINS, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE CONCRETE DEPARTMENT FROM fl.50 PER HOUR TO fl.55 PER HOUR,

EFFECTIVE JULY II,

MR. JOHN E. HOBGOOD, PER HOUR.

1958.

TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE CONCRETE DEPARTMENT FROM fl.35 PER HOUR TO fl.40

EFFECTIVE JULY II,

MR. HENRY T„

SILK,

1958.

TEMPORARY APPRENTICE PAINTER,

TEMPORARY PAINTER,

EFFECTIVE JULY II,

Request

perm issi on

EFFECTIVE JULY 28,

emplo y mr

1958.

don

FROM fl .35 PER HOUR TO fl.50 PER HOUR, AS A

1958.

e . bur get

a tempor

ary

painter

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl.75 PER HOUR.

the

pain t

departm

ent

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD; depa rtment

service

REQUEST PERMISSION T9 MAKE THE FOLLOWING TRANSFERS!

Mr . w . H. Tacke tt effec

July

tive

labo rer

tem po ra ry

from

TO FLOORMAN AT CULBERTSON,

the

Main tena

IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT,

nce

Depa rtment

salar

y $1.35 pe r

hour

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $183.33 PER MONTH.

14, 1958.

MR. ELBORN W. LA NOY, TEMPORARY RELIEF FLOORMAN, ALL SCHOOLS, TO FLOORMAN IN THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1958. SALARY TO BE AT THE SAME RATE, $183.33 PER MONTH.

MR.

FROM HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EDGEMERE,

PERCY LUTKE,

SALARY $271.66,

MR. HOMER UPCHURCH FROM HEAD CUSTODIAN AT .UNI VERSITY HEIGHTS, AT EDGEMERE,

SALARY $273.3?,

MR. J.

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

SALARY $203.33 TO FLOORMAN AT CLEVELAND,

SALARY $183.33 TO FLOORMAN AT BUCHANAN,

Sa Â£m1y

$183.33

1958.

MR. JOEL STRICKLAND FROM ROVING WATCHMAN ALL SCHOOLS,

SALARY $188.33,

SCHOOLS,

SALARY

1958.

C. DUNKIN FROM FLOORMAN AT CLEVELAND,

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

TO HEAD CUSTODIAN

SALARY $256.66,

1958.

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

MR. VONNIE L. CAIN FROM FLOORMAN AT CULBERTSON, $203,33 PER MONTH,

TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT LINCOLN,

SALARY $271 .66,

1958.

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

EFFECTIVE JULY 16,

SALARY $178.33 TO WATCHMAN FOREMAN AT ALL

1958.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

Engi neer ing Department

Request

pe rmi ss ion

- tem pora ry to

employ

employ ments

foll

the

MR. LARRY D. OWENS, AS A DRAFTSMAN, MR.

SANDY LIN, AS A DRAFTSMAN,

owin g

per son nel s

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.00 PER HOUR.

1958.

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.25 PER HOUR.

1958.

MR. ROBERT L. SLEJKO, AS A DRAFTSMAN,

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

1958.

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.50 PER HOUR.

MR. JOHN S. HAMILTON, AS A DRAFTSMAN,

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

1958.

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.50 PER HOUR.

MR. QUINCY SAULS, AS A ELECTRICIAN,

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

1958.

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $4800 PER YEAR.

LIMIT TWO MONTHS.

Furniture

Repa ir Depa rtm

Requ est ju ly

28,

Reques ju ly

t 28,

ent

- tempo rary

empl oy ment s

Mr . John Taylor

permi ssio n to 1958. Salary

employ on the

basi s of

$1.65 pe r

per missi on to 1958. Salary

employ mr . James on the basi s of

$1.65 pe r

Sparks

wor k on hou r .

to work hour .

the

furni

the

ture

furnit

repair

ure

crew

re pa ir

effecti

cr ew

effective

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. GEORGE J. MULCAHY TO WORK ON THE FURNITURE REPAIR CREW, JULY 28, 1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.65 PER HOUR.

EFFECTIVE

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended, personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."n

R. #181 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST k, 1958 - CONT'D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

Bills and. Payrolls The following Items #1, =//&, and. #3 were submitted, for approval:

Aygust

1958

Item #I Ratification of July 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:

I958-59 GENERAL FUND...........................

.$ 236.886.37

1957— 58 GENERAL FUND. • . • • • • • . • . . $ 282,887.140 1958- 59 BUILDING LEVY .................................... . 4

THE BOND FUND. ...

61,819.80

.••«»••••« • $__2£1-48_Ij >86__

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION .... ..................

9.398.96

Item #2 Authority to issue payrolls for August 1958 in the following estimated amounts: 1958-59 GENERAL FUND. . . .........................

. 4 300,000.00

1957- 58 GENERAL FUND.............................................4 285,000.00 1958-59 BUILDING LEVY . . . .... . . . 4

THE BOND FUND....................................................

62,000.00

. 4

5,000.00

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION . . . ........................... $

2,500.00

Item #3 Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. These bills have been examined and approved by the audiotr as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services.

MEETING OF AUGUST

U, 1958 - CONT'D

C-

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD'OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT AUGUST U, 1958 The Asst. Supt. and Business Manager have checked all bills

The Auditor has checked all bills

1958-59 General Fund

$ .35,376.52__________ _____

1957- 58 General Fund

19.56-57 General Fund

ft . U 166.63_______ '__________ :

1958- 59 Bui I ding Levy

1957-58 Building Levy

ft 56,685.11^______ :_________ ;

77.206.01

2J5M0... ............................................ \

1958

Bond

12,071.86______________________

1956

Bond

50,078.05.

23,718.95 ______________ ,_______ .

1957-58 Ford Foundation TOTAL

_____________

$ 258.^.65 _______________

1958-59 General Fund Abelard Schuman Ltd. Aberdeen Public Schools American Electric-Ignition Coo R. R. Bowker Company Braniff Airways, Inc. Branhamts, Inc. The Brookings Institution William C. Brown Company Floy J. Campbel 1

Textbooks Textbooks Suppls for Maint. Textbooks Board Admin. Travel B Idg. & Grds. Textbooks Textbooks Board Admin. Travel

Charles W. Clark Company Dannenburg Distributing Company

Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected

2.75 U.50 11.88 20.52 91.30 l!l«l+7 22.1+0

Low Publisher-Selected Reimbursement Low Publisher-Selected Pub 1 i sher-Selected Board Action

2. 15 198071

Textbooks Supp1s for Ma int.

Publ isher-Selected Low

5.60 63.57

Denver Public Schools Bill Doy1e

Textbooks Office Suppls

Publisher-Selected Low

12.00 17.05

Electronic Business Machines Co. First National Management Corp. Irwin C. Gaumer 1 Grade Teacher

Printing Suppls Rental-Land & Bldg. Periodicals Textbooks

Standard Board Action Board Action • Pub 1i sher-Se1ected

75.75 200.00 2,770.95 5.00

Grosset &• Dunlap, Inc. W. T. Bi II Hale, County Treasurer Harcourt Brace & Company. Harper & Brothers D. C. Heath & Company Henry Holt & Company, Inc.

Textbooks Sewer Tax Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks

Publisher-Selected Sewer Taxes Publisher-Se1ected Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected

2.38 521+.95 5.74 ' 1+1.21+ 2,029.1+3 ' U.76

1nternati ona1 Busi ness Machi nes The Institute For Research

I.B. M. Rental Textbooks

Rental Agreement Se lected

'1,275.00

.9.95'

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958 - CONT'D r

;

Page 2 (1958-59 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Carl J. Leibel, Inci

Textbooks

Pub 1i sher-Se1ected

2.00

Liberty National Bank & Trust Co. Library Supply Company

Suppls-Adult Institute Textbooks

Standard Low (Bld Agreement)

18.00 52.02

Longmansgreen & Company,

Textbooks

Publisher-Se1ected

3.79

McKinley Publishing Company A. C. McClurg & Company Ri1ey McCu11ough McGraw Hi II Book Company, Inc. Nellie R. Melton

Textbooks Textbooks Custodial Suppls Textbooks Board Admin. Travel

Pub 1 i sher-Selected Pub 1i sher-Se1ected Agreement Low Board Action

5.87 lU.12 52.50 8*88 80.15

Metropolitan Water Company Motter Bookbinding Company Morgan Power Tire Company

Water & Sewage Library Suppls Suppls for Maint.

Utilities Selected Low

National National Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma

Publisher-Selected Textbooks ' Publ1sher-Se^ected Textbooks Office of Superintendent Publ isher-Selected Uti1i ties Water uti1ities Water

Inc.

Science Teachers Assn.; Education Association Business News Company City Water Dept. County Water Company

6^5.35 lli.lj.8

Utilities Utilities

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

Electricity Gas

Oklahoma State School Boards Assn.

Office of Superintendent Standard

A-U3 1-52 0-6 0-21 0-22A 0-22B

Admin., Expense Periodicals T-V Operating Expense Custodial Suppls Vehicle Maint., Regular Vehicle Maint., Heavy Duty

15;528.88 1,392.62 500.00

Publisher-Selected Textbooks Pantheon Books, Inc. Standard Postage Postmaster, Publisher-SeIected Reinhold Publishing Corp. Textbooks Rental & Gen. InstructionAgreement Sky Service, Inc. Publ isher-Selected Textbooks Southwest News Company Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Telephone Utilities Uti1ities Water Town of Nichols Hills Publisher-Selected The Ronald Press Company Textbooks Pub Ti sher-Se lected Textbodks Uinii versTty of Chiicago Press Utilities Te legraph Western Union Telegraph Company Pub 1i sher-Se1ected Textbooks, World Affairs Materials Publisher-Selected Textbooks World Book Company Pub 1 i sher-Selected Wadsworth Publishing Company, Inc. Textbooks Pub 1 isher-Se lected Textbooks D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc.

Mary Thacker, Clerk

50.00 4 1^08 25.00 6,606.5^ 10.50

.9.57 \2.22 272,00 5.18 .2.55 .84

2.28 500i00 6.58 81 .50 ' 9.&5 2,270.^0 83.80 4.12, 8. 16

23.30 8.35 1.78 U.2I 15.96

292.16

' â&#x2013; "

.........

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 3

1957-58 General Fund

Addressograph Multi graph Corp. A. & E. Equipment Company

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low Board Action

Miss Genevieve Arnold Artcraft Press Athletic Trainers Supply Co., Auto Parts & Machine Company

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Recreation Suppls Mai nt. Trks. & Cars

Publisher-Selected Selected Low Low

3.12 U.97 103.68 lU.8l

Ao & W. Violin Shop

Mai nt. Musical Instr.

Selected

139.75

Barada & Page, Inc. Beamus Modern Office Supply

Custodial Suppls Night Schl. Suppls

Low Low

Black & Decker Manufacturing Co. Boren-Malone Company Bostitch Midwest, Inc. Branham’s, Inc*

Repr. Industrial Art EqptStandard Instr. Suppls Board Action Instr. Suppls Low Centra 1 lnstro Suppls i Low

21.00 5.0U8.26 136.80

Braniff Airways, Inc. Brown & Bigelow

Other Admin. Expense Office Suppls

Board Action Low

293.50 26.18

Frank H. Braun 1ich Bundy’s Lettering Dept.

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt. Selected Radio & TV Suppls Low

Carpenter Paper Company

Bob Cates

Instr. & Custodial Suppl Low i39.au Board Acti on b770.80 Low Mai nt. Trks. & Cars

City Spring Works

Instr. Suppls

Low'

25.00

Civic Education Service, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Publisher-Se1ected

29.25

Clay Adams, Inc. Clements Sporting Goods *

New Schl. Apparatus Instr. Suppls

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Co. Cory Motion Picture Equipment

Office Suppls Maint. Gen. Eqpt.

Selected Board Action Low Standard Low

Coward McCann, Inc. Dannenburg Distributing Company Dowlings, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Maint Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls

David M. DaVis Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company

Maint. Gen. Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Publ isher-Selected Low I57-U7 Low 63.21 Selected Board Action '£88.12 Low Letter Bi cpOT.U8 Low Low

Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc. Dodson Engineering Company

Instr. Suppls Maint. Gen. Ecpt.

Publisher-Selected Selected

5.82 .iaU.5O

Doenges Supply

Gen. Instr. Suppls

Selected

. 45.00

Dolese Company

Improvement of Grds.

Bid Agreement

Inc.

16.20 1,213.22

<.T

60.75 5.50

18.50

256.77 12.50 l,9lo.6U 376.58

2U6.00 502.15 3,I22.53P^U*8!> I63.60 31. QU

17.18 9.30

810.28 1.28 U.32

671.58

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 1+ (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) H. Dorsey Douglas, Bill Doyle

Inc.

Audit ,Suppls Office Suppls

Standard Low

Dulaney’s

Maint. Gen. Eqpt.

Low

Estamae Records Eales Television

Instr. Suppls Maint. Gen. Eqpt.

Board Action Low

Exposition Press, Inc,

Instr. Suppls

Selected

60.95 558.90 5.15

790.18 18.00 2,1+8

97.56 82.81+ 2.92 w 9,80

Field;Enterprises Educational Corp. Instr. Suppls Follett Publishing Company Instr. Suppls Funk & Wagnalls Company Gen. Instr, Suppls Fretwe11 Motor Company Ihstr. .SuppIs

Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected Publisher-Sel ected Agreement

Graham Pep er Company

Office Suppls & Print.

Board Action

Gaylord Brothers, Inc.

Library 8uppls

Selected

16+50

J. C. Hamilton Company

Instrs Suppls.

Board Action

15.2+8

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Suppls & Repr. to Eqpt,

Board Action Low Standard

1,597.97 8.01+ 45^05 (1,2+51.06

D, C. Heath & Company

Instr, Suppls

Pub 1i sher-Selected

Herman’s Sporting Goods Holmes & Torbett

Instr. Suppls New Eqpt.Visual Ed.

Board Action Board Action

Henry Holt & Company,

Instr. Suppls

Publisher-Selected

Hoover Brothers, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Company

Instr. Suppls Cen. Instr, Suppls

Board Action Publisher-Selected

The House of Clay’ The House of Wren, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

International Business Machines

Office Suppls, Maint. & Rental

Iddings Paint Company, Inc. Jack’s 5 & 10 Store Jenkins Music Company

lnstr0 Suppls Recreation Suppls Radio & T. V. Suppls

Low Low 9.90 Board Action 5I+.8O "“65.11 Standard ■ 2+0.05 Agreement Board Action| Board Action-* Low Low

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Iristr. Suppls

Low

552.01+

Casey Jones Auto Paint

Instr. Suppls

Low

11.00

Kamp’s Grocery Kee Lox Manufacturing Co. Ki 1 patrick Brothers

Instr. Suppls Instr, Suppls Recreational & Instr, Suppls

Seiected Board Action Low Bid Agreement Board Action

Inc.

2,581.50

65.96 1,879.68 687.27

629.08 2+,722.l8 1.66

20.89

2|2+.7O

2:0

52U+.8I 50.00

55.57 255.00

91+.51+ ■ 7.20k 1,095.6$, 195*

MEETING OF AUGUST L, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 5 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Library Supply Company

Library Books

Bid Agreement

Lily Mills Company

lnstr0 Suppls

Letter Quotation

Marshall Supply & Equipment Co.

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

McKesson & Robbins,

Instr. Suppls & Special Health Suppls

Selected Low

Charles E. Merri11 Books, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Pub 1i sher-Se1ected

Mideke Supply Company

Custodial Suppls & Mai nt. Trks. & Cars

Midwestern Engine & Equipment Co. Miller Jackson Company

Maint. Trks. & Cars Maint0 Gen. Eqpt0 & Office Suppls

^66.15 Low ” 15,51 Standard Board Action 43I27JT’ Low

Mi 11 sap’s Minton Machinery Company

Repr. Musical Instr. Instr. Suppls

Seiected Board Action

National Assn, of Ed. Broadcasters Nature Program Norick Brothers, lnco

Superintendent Suppls Instr. Supp Is Bldg. & Grd£ Suppls

Pub 1i sher-Se1ected Pub 1 i sher-Selected Low

Oil Filter Company

Maint. Trks. & Cars.

Low

19.68

Oklahoma Dairy Supply Company, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Low

81.00

Oklahoma Paper Company Oklahoma Seating Company

Patton Equipment Company

2,143.78 Office Suppls Board Action Recreation & 1 nstr. Suppl Low 305.10 & New Furn. & Fixtures Board Action 3,635.49 8.48(3,949.07 Selected Mainto Gen. Eqpto Board Approve 1 J.' 850.00

Peripole Products, Inc. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Inc.

Low

Selected Board Action Low

585.89

28.09 806.64

100.00 2UI.20

34l.2O

12.70

4,793.97 14.06 108.33

? -

706.80

312.15 988.99 4.00 5.50 2.75

4<4.00

1,009.20

Popular Science Publishing Co.,Inc. Instr. Suppls

Publi sher-Se1lected

2.75

Prentice Hall, Inc. G. P. Putnam’s Sons

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Publisher-Se1ected Publisher-Selected

8.84 8.90

Radio Supply, Inc. John Ramsbottom

Maint. Gen. Eqpt. Maint. Musical lnstro

Low Selected

147.89 200.00

Rand McNally & Company Richards & Conover Hardware Co.

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Board Act!on

218.58 53.64

Rickner’s

lnstr0 Suppls

Publisher-Selected

Robberson Steel Company

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

50.40 3,013*. 39

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 6 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)

Robinson Janitor Supply Company

Custodial Suppls

Low

Royal McBee Corporation

Bus, Office Suppls

Selected

Science Research Associates Scott Chevrolet Company

Instr, Suppls Instr, Suppls

Selected Agreement

S6 E, Bo Paint Company

Custodial Suppls

Low Board Action

Service Supply, inc.

Instr, Suppls

Low

Sharp & Nichols Music Company Simpson-Horton, lnc<>

Instr, Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Agreement Low

Jasper Sipes School Book Dep.Southern Sales Company

Instr. Suppls Recreation Suppls

Low Low

Standard Duplicating Machine Agency Office Suppls & Furn. & Fixtures

31+5.60 10.00

1+19.02 30.51 32.66/ 5,195.00 p,227.66

Low Selected

1+.73-,

139*25 106.17 7.16 m-I 13.33 •39.1+1 336o/2 30.00 21+7.00

277.00

Star Electric Supply Company Star Engraving Company

Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls

Bid Agreement Low

2,777.86 1+.90

Clarence Tackett Supply Company Tension Envelope Corporation

Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls

Board Action Board Action

3;756.00 1,160.91

Thompson Book & Supply Company (Ada, Oklahoma)

1nstr. Suppls

Low Letter Bid Low

Thompson Book & S upp ly Company (Edmond, Ok lanoma)

Instr, Suppls

Selected

ll+.OO

Thompson School Book Depository

Instr,. Suppls

Low

99’25

Track & Field Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co,

Physical Ed, Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Selected Low Letter Bid

Trice Wholesale Electronics

Mai nt. Geno Eqpt.

Selected

Underwood Corporation

Other Admin. Off, Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Board Action 360.00 5.0I+ Standard PUb1isher-Selected

Uptown Art Galleries

Instr. Suppls

Low

Vaseco, Inc.

Repr. Audio Visual Eqpt0 Selected Low & Instr. Suppls

Wai berg & Auge Walden, Sons & Mott, Inc,

Instr. Suppls Magazines & Rebinding,

Seiected Publisher-Sel ected

Wallace & Tiernan, Inc,

Custodial Suppls

Low

University of Oklahoma

Press

37.68 11+5.00

182.88

11+6.51 195.00

51+.01+

365.0I+ 8,20

37.80

683.73 35,1+0

719.13 - .206.56 5.00

36.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958 - CONT'D J

Page 7 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Webster Publishing Company

Instr. Suppls

W. M. Welch Scientific Manufactur inglnstr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Western Bank & Office Supply

10.16

Publisher-Selected

Letter Bid Board Action Low

107.60 1,583*00 9«86( 1,592.86

45*92

Western Newspaper Union

Instr. Suppls

Low

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Pub 1i sher-Se1ected

U.56

.Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Selected Publisher-Selected UT

200.00 67.10

The Willis Music Company World Book Company

—

1958-57 General Fund

1,166.83

New Furn, & Fixtures

Extened Bid

Allied Steel Erection Service

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Grounds

Selected

Armstrong’s Hardware

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Low Bldg. Maint.-& Vehicular Eqpt. Low Regular

1 6.69

Maint. & Eqpt.

Low

36.91

Beams, Inc. The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Inc.

Maint. & Eqpt. Maint. & Eqpt,

Low Standard

9*9549*96

Britton Piano Shop

Musical Instr.

Standard

225.00

Paul Brawdy City of Oklahoma City

Repr0-Mtrls. & Services Repro«Mtrls. & Services

Low Standard

20.00 10.00

Cory Motion Picture Eqpt.

Repr- Mtrls. & Services

Low

Dannenburg;Distributing Company Dixie Belting & Supply Company

Repr0-Mtrls. & Services Repr.-Mtrls. & Services

Low Selected

4.24 90.55

Downtown Chevrolet

Mai nt. & Eqpt.

Standard

18.07

Dowlings,

Inc.

195§s59 gilding Levy

The Automotive, Inco Auto Parts

& Machine Company

170.61 2.50

7*77

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 8 (1958-59 BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED) Duplicating Products, Inc.

Office Type Machines

Standard

106.1+6

The Fleck Bearing Company R. C. Hardcastle Company Peery’s Tire & Supply Perfection Equipment Company Rice Machinery Company

Mai nt. & Eqpt. Repr. Mtrls. & Services Mai nt. & Eqpt. Maint. & Eqpt. Repr.-Mtrls. & Services

Low Low Low Low Low

3.03 55.80 2.70 2.32 282.67

Simpson-Horton, Inc. Stubblefield Brothers Southwest Wheel, lnco Mary Thacker, Clerk

Maint. & Eqpt. Repr0-Mtrls. & Services Maint. & Eqpt. Grounds Bui I di ngs

Standard Low Low

2.72 273.00 21.34

M-lI M-12

6.15 732.66

738.81

I957-58 Building Levy 4

4.41

American Electric-Ignition Co.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

Auto Parts & Machine Company

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Lew

E. S. Billington Lumber Mark Blodgett Insulation Company

June Special Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Board Acti on Low

Clarence L. Boyd Co, Inc. Paul Brawdy

Mfr Is. Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Standard Low

Brown Manufacturing Company Builders Specialty, Inc.

Mtrlso Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low Low Letter Bid

90.53 353.00

Capitol Steel & Iron Company Bob Cates

Mtrls. Repr# to. Eqpt. Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low Low

57.79 227.70

John H. Cole Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Standard Low

Contractors, Inc. Cook Electric Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrlso Repr. to Eqpto

Selected Low

Cook Paint & Varnish Company Crane Company

June Special Mtrls. Repr. to-Eqpt.

Low Low Board Action

Dannenburg Distributing Company Davi;dson & Case Lumber Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls. Bldg. & Repro

Low Bid Agreement

Dixie Belting & Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to’ Eqpt.

Low

'34.2 r

The Dolese Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Bid Agreement 279.53 Low l4.85

294.38

Enmar, Inc#

Mtrls. Furn. & Repr.

Low

124.74

15.25

103.80 27.79

I7.32 6O.OO

9«04 12.18

21.22

186.50 l+« 68

52.47 57.72 712.97.

770.69 77.10 292.50

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 9 (1957-58 BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED) 829.54

Federal Corporation

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt,

Board Action

The Fleck Bearing Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low

Gal loway Electric Company General Electric Supply Company

Est. #1 Northeast Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Genfry Severance Lumber Company

Mtrls. Bldg, & Repr,

, Board Action 170.12 Low Low Letter Bid 575.00 Bid Agreement

4,608.00 â&#x20AC;&#x2122; 745.12 67.50

The Glidden Company

Mtrls, Bldg. & Repr.

Bid Agreement

1,873.50

Hart Industrial Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr, EqptLow Standard

A. C. Horn Company of Texas The House of Clay

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr, Mtrls. Repro to Eqpt,

Selected Low

L. Ho Humphries Construction Hunzicker Brothers

Est, #1 Addn.-Burbank Mtrlso Repr. to Eqpt0

Board Action Lbw

Johnson Wholesale Electronics Jones-Newby Supply Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt0 Mtrlso Repr, to Eqpt,

Low Low

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls. Furno-Bldgo & ReprLow Low Letter Bid Board Action

L. Ao King, Inc.

June Special

Low Letter Bid

Ledbetter Insurance Agency Loeff1er-Greene Supply Company

Mtrls, Repr, to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repro to Eqpt,

Standard Board Action

10,00 488,88

Magnolia Petroleum Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Co.

Mtrlso Upk of Grds. Mtrls. Upk of Grds,

Low Low

982.63 107.00

Mideke Supply-Company

Mtrls. Bldgo Repr Eqpt,

Low Letter Bid Board Action Standard

1 ,078.54 904.84 1 ,326,92 fr 12.75/3,325.05

Morgensen Lumber Company

June Special & Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr,

Board Action .Low Letter Bid

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Selected

8144.78 1,066,76 111.20 2,022.74 48.73

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr,

Low Board Action

M. &

Neal

Supply Company., Inc. Lumber Company

New State Ice Nolen & Moore, Architects

Mtrls. Bldg, Repr. Eqpt, Low Est, #| Architect Fee Board Action Luther Burbank

Norman Plumbing Supply

Mtrls,, Repr, to Eqpt0

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Bldg.

Low

Bid Agreement

5.65

606,54 16,50

623.04

502.25 9.00 10,059.50 18.60 23.40 261.16

2,985.09 1,577.50 M02.98J 73; 865.37 1 264.00

290,76 182.06

472O82

320,00 6,098.26 23.1 0

7.68

MEETING OF AUGUST U, 1958 - CONT'D

1ft

Page IO (1957-58 BUI LDI NG LEVY CONTINUED)

3,102.81+ 786.87/3,889.71 5 1.80 5.32 2.61

Oklahoma Seating Company

New Furniture

Otis Elevator Company Peerless Oklahoma Company Pettee’s Farm Store

Sa laries-Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Board Action Low Standard Low Low

Pittsburgh Plate G|assCompany Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls0 Upk of Grds.

Bid Agreement Low

1+52.00 163.35

Radio Supply, Inc. Rice Machinery Company

Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt. MtrlSo Repr0 to Eqpt0

Low Letter Bid Standard

588.19 9.00

Roofing Supply Company

Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr.

Low

390.50

Sears, Roebuck & Company Service Electric Supply Co.

Mtrls. Upk of Grds0 Mtrls. Repr. to Eqpt.

Low Board Action

3.21+ 320.82

Service Supply, Inc. Stubblefield Brothers

Mtrls. Repro to Eqpt, Mtrls. Furno & Repr.

Low Low

6.3I+ U57.5O

Westinghouse Electric Supply Coo

Mtrls. Repr0 to Eqpt.

Low Standard

Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Mtrls. Repr, to Eqpt.

Low

Wynn.Construction Company

Est. U-Van Buren

Board Action

R. A. Young & Son,

Mtrls. Upk of Grds.

Low

Inc.

90® 81+ 2I+0OO

II1+.8L+ 25.19

1+, 652.81+

95.66

1958 Bond

American First Title & Trust Coo Caudi Il-Rowlett-Scott, Architects City of Okla. City, Bldg. Dept.

Business Expense Standard Architect Serv.-Garfield Board App- ova 1 Board Approval Business Expense

Charles L. Monnot, Jro Architect

Est„ #i-Monroe

Board' Approval

It, 899.30

The Ok Iahoman & Times Oklahoma Testing Laboratories Parr & Aderhold, Architects Bob Roberts

Modernization & Repr.BldgjPubli sher Selected Improvement of Grds. Architect Fees-Roockwood Board I Approva1 Board Approval Business Expense

156,60 15U.00 2,100.00 836.00

Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg

Pre limitary Architect, Board Approval Fees-Stand Watie-McKih ley Business Expense 55.05

2,800.00

Mary Thacker, Clerk

#901

57»5O 600.po 24.13.UI

55.05

I956,Bond Connelly Construction Company

Est.#3 John Marshall Est0 #2 Classen Jr. Sr.

Board Action

26,731.87

MEETING OF AUGUST L, 1958 - CONT'D

Page II (1956 BOND FUND CONTINUED) Flanagan Supply Company

Press Boxes

Board Ac t i on

102.58

General Electric Supply Company

Press Boxes

Low

583.28

Ki 1patrick.Brothers

Press Boxes

Low

16.67

Morgensen Lumber Company

Press Boxes

Low Board Action

Oklahoma Hardware Company

New Cabinets

Low

34.70

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Press Boxes

Low

350.76

Addressograph Multigraph Corp.

Other Operating Expense

Standard

201.12

A. & E. Equipment Company American Book Company Branham’s, Inc.

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt. Instr. Suppls Other Operating Expense

Low

Pub 1 isher-Selected Low

Bioscope Manufacturing Company Carolina Biological Supply Co. Carpenter Paper Company Fo Eo Compton & Company

Instr, suppls Extra Mtrls. & Suppls Other Operating Expense Instr. Suppls

Selected Low Low Pub 1i sher-Selected

369.31 33.84 156.92 706.16

E. B. "Jack"-Castle

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Denoy er-Geppert Company Dowlings, Inc# Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc. Bi|! Doyle Dulaney’s Doubleday & Company, Inc. Electronic Supply Company Encyclopaedia Britannica

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls Other Operating Expense Extra Mtrls. & Eqpto Extra Mtris. & Suppls Extra Mtrls. & Suppls Extra Mtrls. & Eqpto Extra Mtrls. & Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low 34. 00 Selected 1 7*00 Pub 1 i sher-Jse lected Low Pub 1 i sher-Selected Low Board Action Pub 11sher-Se 1 ected Low Standard

41.00 267.25 28.75 24.46 254.10 16,000.00 49.30 4.79 508.20

Pub 11sher-Se1ected Pub 1 isher-Selected Board Acti on Selected

486.80 15.92 |66.6 li 13.82

52.02 S' 2,206 J 7 (2,258.19

>957—58Ford Foundation

Field Enterprises Educational Corpo Instr. Suppls Ginn & Company . Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt. Graham.Paper Company Instr. Suppls Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt. Grosset & Dunlap, Inc.

31*90

Harcourt, Brace & Company D. C. Heath & Company Houghton Mifflin Company Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Extra Mtrls. & Suppls Extra Mtrls. & Eqpto' Instr. Suppls & Eqpt. Instr. Suppls

Publisher-Selected Pub 1i sher-Se1ected Pub 1i sher-Selected Selected

II.63 13.86 703.86 36.43

Kilpatrick Brothers Alfred A. Knopf, Inc#

Extra Mfirs. & Suppls Extra Mtrls# & Eqpt.

Low Publisher-Selected

24.56 14.64

Little, Brown & Company

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Pub 1 i sher-Se’l ected

28.04

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Page 12 (1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION CONTINUED)

The MacMillan Company

Extra Mtrls. & Eqpt.

Publisher-Selected

l4.72

Al lene Mize A<<> J. Nystrom & Company

Summer Workshop Extra Mtrls. & Suppls

Board Action Pub 1 i sher-Selected

330.00 583.52

Oklahoma City Board of Education Oklahoma Paint Distributing Co.

Other‘Operating Expense Instr. Suppls

Selected Low

Oklahoma Seating Company

Other-Operating Expense

Low

Pipkin Photo Service

Extra Mfrlso & Suppls & Instr. Suppls

Standard Selected

Radio Supply, Inc. Kathleen L. Riggs Rinehart & Company, Inc. Sesac, 1nc.1 Charles Scribner’s Sons Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Extra Mtrls. & Extra Mtrls. & Extra Mtrls. & Extra Mtrls. & Instr. Supp|s

Eqpt. Eqpt. Suppls Suppls

Standard Seiected Pub 1 i sher-Selected Low Pub 1i sher-Se lected Pub 1i sher-Se1ected

21.52 300.00 ^9.39

The University of Chicago Press

Extra MtrlSo & Suppls

Publ isher-Selected

11.64

Western Newspaper Union Jo Weston Walch, Publisher

Other Operating Expense Other Operating Expense

Low Publisher-Selected

67.25 2.62

Wo M. Welch Manufacturing Co.

Instr. Suppls

Selected

■506.45 2.24 46.60

64i53 9.40

73.93

35.00 24.52 16.31

1,080.07

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JULY Sally Augustine

Board Approval

300,00

Mrs. Helen Bordelon

Board Approval

225.00

Connelly Construction Company

Phillip Dalke

Est. $2 Marsha 11 Esto #1 Classen Salaries Recreation

Leah Dennis

Board Action Board Action

14,881.07 150.00

Board Action

3,438.00

George Harjan

General Instruction

Board Approval

300.00

Eddie Mireles

General

Board Approval

375.00

Instruction

Leon T. Peery & Bessie Perry Earl Simon, City Cle’rk

State Contribution Fund

Special Texes

Board Action

38,400.00

Board Action

Ui, 814.27 .

Social Security Contribution

70.953.49

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1^8 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to ratify the July 1958 payrolls, authorize issuing the August 1958 payrolls, of vendor bills as per thq - > and authorize payment - _ foregoing attached itemized list, totaling $238,454.63, as recommended above. On roll call,: the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Purchasing Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to confirm the renewal of the present lease agreement made between the Oklahoma City Board of Education, School District I-89, and the United States Army Engineers for a period beginning July 1, 1958 and extending through June 30, 1959; this being a renewal of the lease of the Whittier building under its present terms for the next fiscal year. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #182 Approval to ratify July Payrolls, Authorize Aug. Payrolls, Pay Vendor Bills

R. #183 Approval to Renew Lease on Whittier Bldg.

Mr. Thompson moved confirmation of the low bid of the Security Connecticut Life Insurance Company for Student Accident Insurance for 1958-59, as recommended by Mr. Bill Haller, Director of Health and Physical Education. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #184 Confirmation of Low Bid on Student Insur.

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of standard student tests for all schools from the vendors shown listed below, in the total amount of $8,487.18, the purchase to be charged to the 1-36 account:

R. #185 Approval to Buy Tests

The Psychological Corporation California Test Bureau Scholastic Testing Service, Inc. World Book Company Cooperative Test Division Science Research Associates

$1,636.35 2,924.92 1,513-37 316.79 1,442.15 653.60 $8,487.18

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to award contracts on one lot of new classroom furniture fur use in new classrooms now under construction to bidders shown listed below, in the total amount of $68,513*34, the purchase to be charged to assigned furniture accounts from the current bond issue; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #186 Bids Awarded on Furniture

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Oklahoma Seating Company Dowlings, Inc. Boren-Malone Company Mid-West Surgical McMillan-Garland

TOTAL----

$32,469.22 35,002.62 828.24 180.56 32.70 $68,513.34

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve a special purchase of one Spectra Brightness Meter and accessories for use in the Engineering Department from the Photo Research Corporation, in the amount of $772.69, the purchase to be charged to the M-20 account. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.

A Financial Statement as of June 30, 1958 from the Central Food Service Department was presented for the Board's information. Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to establish menu prices to be charged in Oklahoma City Public School food centers for the 1958-59 school year as per the attached schedule. (See next page.) The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #187 Purchase of Meter and 'Accessories Approved

Central Food Service Financial Statement

R. #188 Approval of Menu Prices

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958 - CONT'D

PRICE LIST FOR NON-REIMBURSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Price 1957-58

Price 125-3-..52

Bread and Butter 1/2 Pint Whole Milk Plate Lunch with Milk

200 50 250

Soup and 4 Crackers Main Dishes Vegetables Salads Desserts Ice Cream 4 Crackers

70 100 70 & 100 70,100 & 150 70 & 100 70 z

70 100 70 & 100 70,100 & 150 70 & 100 70 20

Plate Lunch

1 Main Dish 1 of the following combinations:

fe »

2 1 1 1

Vegetables Vegetable and 1 Salad Vegetable and 1 Dessert Salad and 1 Dessert

The following are the non-reimbursed elementary schools:

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Belle Isle Buchanan Burbank Cleveland Culbertson Davis Edgemere Gatewood Hawthorne Hayes Henry Heronville Horace Mann Johnson Kaiser Lee Lincoln

Linwood Longfellow Madison Monroe Nichols Hills Polk Putnam Heights Rancho Village Ridgeview Rockwood Ross Stand Watie University Heights Van Buren West Nichols Hills Wheeler Wilson

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958 - CONT'D

PRICE LIST FOR FEDERALLY REIMBURSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Price 1957-58

Price 1953-59

200

70 100 70 & 100 70,100 & 150 70 & 100 70

70 100 70 & 100 70, 100 & 150 70 & 100 70 20

Plate Lunch

1 Main Dish 1 of the following combinations: 2 Vegetables 1 Vegetable and 1 Salad 1 Vegetable and 1 Dessert 1 Salad and 1 Dessert Bread and Butter 1/2 Pint Whole Milk Soup and 4 Crackers Main Dishes Vegetables Salads Desserts Ice Cream 4 Crackers

The following are federally reimbursed elementary schools:

Adams Arthur Britton Bryan Carey Columbus Coolidge Creston Hills Dewey Dunbar Edison Edwards Emerson Eugene Fields Fillmore Foster Garden Oaks Garfield Harmony Harrison Lafayette

Mark Twain Mayfair McKinley Orchard Park Inman Page Franklin Pierce Prairie Queen Riverside Sequoyah Shidler Shields Heights Taylor Truman Tyler Valley Brook Walnut Grove Washington Westwood Willard

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958 - CONT'D

PRICE LIST FOR JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOIS

Price

Price W~52.

Plate Lunch 1 Main Dish (Determines Price of Plate Lunch) 1 of the following combinations; 2 Vegetables 1 Vegetable and 1 Salad

250 & 400 100 100, 120, 150 and 200 70 & 100 70/ 100 & 150 70 & 100 50

Bread and Butter Soup and 4 Crackers Main Dishes

Vegetables Salads Desserts 1/2 Pint Whole Milk 4 Crackers

250 & 400 100 100, 120, 150 and 200 70 & 100 70, 100 &150 70 & 100 50 20 j ■

The following are the Secondary Schools; Northeast Southeast Capitol Hill Jr. Jackson Moon Taft Webster ^Franklin

Capitol Hill Sr. Douglass Northwest Classen Central Classen Grant Harding Marshall ^Federally reimbursed - Plate Lunch Only availably

250

250 300 330 100 70 & 100 70, 100 & 150 70 & 100 20 50

250 300 330 100 70 & 100 70, 100 & 150 70 & 100 20 50 20

250 St 400 50 80 100, 120, 150 and 250 70 & 100 70, 100 & 150 70 & 100 20 50 20

2^0 & W 50 80 100, 12.0, 150 and 250 70 & 100 70, 100 & 150 70 & 100 20 50 20

ADULT PRICES Elementary Schools Plate Lunch Plate Lunch with Coffee Plate Lunch with Milk Main Dishes Vegetables •Salads • Desserts Bread and Butter Sandwich 2 Hot Rolls or Biscuit with Butter 1 Package Crackers (4)

Secondary Schools Plate Lunch Coffee Milk Main Dishes Vegetables Salads Desserts Bread and Butter Sandwich 2 Hot.Rolls or Biscuit with Butter 1 Package Crackers (4)

MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1958 - CONT'D

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It was moved, by Mr. McCray and. seconded, by Mr. Thompson to award, contracts on building projects as follows:

(1) Low bid of Robert Shoenthaler, an individual, in the amount of $139,980, to construct an 8-room addition to Monroe Elementary School; addition to be constructed according to plans and specifications prepared by Charles L. Monnot, Architect;

R. #189 Awards on Additions to Monroe, Fillmore & Edwards

(2) Low bid of M. E. Wynn, DBA Wynn Construction Company, in the amount of $78,950 to construct a 4-room addition and cafeteria alterations to Fillmore Elementary School; (3) The low qualified bid of Wynn Construction C^ompany, M. E. Wynn, to construct 4 classrooms and a stage at Edwards Elementary School, in the amount of $61,600.

Both projects (2) and (3) to be constructed according to plans and specifications prepared by Sorey, Hill & Sorey, Architects and Engineers.

The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve proposal of procedure submitted by the central office that it is lawful and proper; for the District to require bidders to submit with their sealed bids for construction work certified or cashier's checks for a stipulated amount, provided, of course, the amount is reasonable; the suggested approximately 5$ of the estimated cost of construction appearing reasonable. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. **â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

R. #190 Stipulated Deposit with Sealed Bids Made Lawful and Proper

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve low letter bid of Gordon E. Ervin Company for one complete Kennard 22-AC Horizontal Air Condition with one complete Cutler-Hammer Magnetic Starter, for Taft Junior High School, in the amount of $1,4-72.00. On roll call the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R..#191 Purchase of Air Conditione] Approved

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the employment of John-Rea, Jr., Engineer, to draw plans and specifications for Douglass Parking Area. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #192 Engineer Approved

The Superintendent discussed the plans being made for the use of the new Channel 25 which the schools are securing.

Superintendent Discusses Channel 25

It was reported that August 7, 1958, 4:30 p. m. was the date set for opening bids on additions to Ridgeview and Rockwood elementary schools.

Information to the Board Date Set for Opening Bids

Motion to adjourn the meeting to August 7, 1958, 4:30 p. m. was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.

R. #193 Meeting Adjourned to August 7, 1958 4:30 p. m.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the

ATTEST

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION «F THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1958 AT 4:30 P. M.

PRESENT:

C. B. McCray, Vice President

Nellie R. Melton

Otto F. Thompson ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President

Jim Wright Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superin tendent; Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, W. H. Taylor - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press.

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

iInvocation

SPECIAL On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded hy Mr. Thompson, bids were opened on additions to Ridgeview and Rockwood elementary schools, and the bids read aloud as per the attached tabulation, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice f®jp Bids.

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#194 I Bids Opened |on Bldg. Projects

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TABULATION OF BIDS BIDDER

Anderson & House J. J. Cook E. V. Cox Haskell Culwell Chas. T. Hughes L. H. Humphries Secor Chas. M. Suttle Wynn

BASE Rockwood

$274,288 257,284 254,876 262,000 263,981 257,785 266,884 263,970 266,500

Ridgeview $ 99,923

102,970 98,500 108,900 99,500 106,495 107,260

Beaty Construction Co. Benedict Construction Co. Schwartz Construction Co. J. W. Skaggs Smith & Son

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to refer the foregoing bids on Rockwood and Ridgeview schools to the central office staff with authority to award contracts to the low qualified bidders after consultation and consideration; successful low qualified bidders being as follows: Addition to Rockwood, Parr and Aderhold, Architects, low bidder E. V. Cox Construction Company, in the amount of $254,876.00;

R. #195 JApproval to

IAward Contracts on Bldg. Projects to Low Qualified Bidde

Addition to Ridgeview, Reynolds & Morrison, Architects, low bidder Beaty Construction Company, in the amount of $98,500. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and Colby Lewis from Michigan State August 25-29, 1958, and pay him tion Fund, account I-44-B. The voting "Aye."

seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve employment of Dr. University as consultant for the T-V studio staff for $250 honorarium plus travel expense, from the Ford Foundamotion carried on roll call, with all members present

R. #196 Approval to Pay Consultant

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1958 - CONT'D

1I R. #197 Agreement for Servicing Machines Approved

PURCHASING Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation that the Purchasing Department be authorized to enter into an agreement with the firms shown listed below for the servicing of typewriters and business machines, effective retroactive to July 1, 1958 and continuing through June 30, 1959, in 'the amount of $1O,93U.51; the purchase to be charged to the M-16 account; it being understood that all machines serviced under this agreement are machines that have been approved for this type of service by the Curriculum Director and the Business Manager, and that additional machines will be added to the agreement throughout the year:

$ 1,178.15 319-75 2,83i+.62 1,566.90 120.00 567.50 253-20 3,7^9-39 3^5-00 ,93^-51

Smith-Corona, Inc. Addressograph-Multigraph Royal McBeen Corporation Remington Rand Marchant Calculators, Inc. I. B. M. Corporation National Cash Register Company Underwood Corporation Friden Calculating Machine

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #198 Lumber Awarded! to Kilpatrick

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to purchase one lot of lumber for all schools from Kilpatrick Lumber Company in the total amount of $1,65^-20, thb purchase to be charged to the M-12 account, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. 1 !

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R. #199 Purchase of Boiler Water Treatment Comp Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that a special purchase be approved for boiler water treatment compound from firms shown listed below in the total amount of $1,176.80, the purchase to be charged to the M-12 account:

The Upco Company The Perolin Company

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725-00 1+51.80 $1,176.80

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #200 It was moved by Mrs. Melton arid seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Purchasing Office be Purchasing Dept. authorized to award ventilation duct materials for Taft Junior High School to the lowest Authorized to j and best bidder, approximately $1500.00, when bids are opened at 2:00 p. m., on August 12, 1958, the purchase to be charged to the M-12 account; this request being made in order that Award Mater- j ials for Taft ; work will be completed at Taft prior to the opening of school. The motion carried unaniâ&#x2013; 1 mously on roll call.

R. #201 Purchase of Converters Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that a special purchase be made of 500 converters to be used in the conversion of the present Board-owned T-V sets located order to receive UHF telecasts, at a unit cost of $12.50, total of : in various schools, in $6,250.00; the purchase to be charged to Bond Account #909-. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

BUILDINGS Information to the Board:

Date Set for Opening Bids

It was reported that August 21, 1958, U:30 p. m. has been set as the date fob Opening bids on addition to West Nichols Hills Elementary School.

R. #202 Exchange of Property Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the exchange of real estate between Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County and the Carco Homes, Inc. (herein mentioned as Carco) by which the School District conveys to Caroo the following described property:

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1958 - CONT'D

A piece or pardtl of land, in the NE# of Section 1, Township 12 North, Range 1+ West of the Indian Meridian and further described as follows: Beginning at a point on the centerline of Lakeview Drive as shown on the recorded plat of the Wilshire Boulevard Addition; said point being located as follows: From the NE corner of said section thence S 89®57'22"W along the north line of said section a distance of 1206-92 feet; thence S O°i<-3'U6" E along said centerline of Lakeview Drive a distance of 857-85 feet to said point of beginning; thence S O°l+3'^6" E along said centerline a distance of 212-50 feet to the North line of Block 8, Wilshire Boulevard Addition; thence S 89°59'^6" W along said North line of Block 8 a distance of 595-90'to the Northwest corner of said Block 8; thence N O°37'^6" W a distance of 15-15 feet; thence Nr 68°56'28" W a distance of 21-53 feet; thence N 0°30’ij-9" W a distance of 189.69 feet; thence S 89°59'^6" E a distance of 615-15 feet to the centerline of Lakeview Drive at the point of beginning, containing 2-99^1 acres, more or less, together with all the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging & warrant the title to the same.

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And Lot "A1', Block 8, Wilshire Boulevard Addition, about .06 acres.

And Carco conveys to this School District the following described real estate:

Ajpiece or parcel of land in the NE# of Section 1, Township 12 North, Range 1+ West of the I. M., and further described as follows: Beginning at a point on the North line of said Quarter Section, which*# point is 1130.1+6 feet East of the NW corner of the NE# of Section 1, 1 Township 12 North, Range U West I. M., thence South and parallel with the West line of said Section 1, 396-81 feet to a point; thence East and parallel with the Northlline of said Sectionll,307-5 feet to a point in the West line of Lakeview Drive as shown on the recorded plat of Wilshire Boulevard Addition; thence North and parallel with the West line of said Section 396-81 feet to a point; thence West and parallel with the North line of said Section 307-5 feet to the point or place of beginning.

And Carco pays to this School District $1,500.00 - be approved and the officers of this District be authorized and directed to execute a deed conveying the above described real estate to sdid Carco, provided the School District shall not affix documentary stamps to the deed last mentioned. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #203 Resolution to Condemn Proper, ty for School District

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to pass the following resolution condemning property neecbdi’by the School District: RESOLUTION

(SW 4U and Independence)

WHEREAS, Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, (herein mentioned as School District) has found and hereby finds the fee title to the following described real estate located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, and in said School District, described as follows:

The East lOOOffeet of the West 1030 feet of the South Half of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter (S-g- Sj SE#) of Section 13, Township 11 North, Range U, W. I. M., in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, is necessary for school purposes, and that it is necessary that the School District acquire the fee title thereto for school purposes of such School District; and,

WHEREAS, the School District has been unable to acquire title to said land . by negotiation, and condemnation thereof is necessary; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County proceed to condemn the entire fee title to the real property above described, and that the attorney for the School District is authorized to file in court in the name of said School District, a petition to condemn said land and to give notice of hearing thereon, and to do all things necessary, proper and incident to prosecuting of said proceedings.

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

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #20U Adj ournment

Motion to adjourn the dieting to August 21, 1958, ^:30 p. m., was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 1, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION iÂ£)F THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1958 AT U:3O P. M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

ABSENT:

C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

No quorum being present, the President declared the meeting adjourned until Tuesday, September 2, 1958 at U:00 p. m.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958

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

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 AT 4:00 P. M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President Nellie R. Melton

ABSENT:

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Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent: Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk: Mr. Bill Foutz, Mr. Charles Harville, Mr. G. L. Robinson, Mr. Gene Stinebeck, and Mr. W. H. Taylor - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; representatives of the press and T-V stations.

The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.

|Invocation i

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the minutes of the meetings of July 17, 1958, August 4, 1958, and August 7, 1958 were approved as read. j j

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R. #206 Reports Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the Treasurer be authorized to liquidate Treasury Bills and Certificates from the 1958 Bond Fund investment, as needed for school construction. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #207 Approval to Liquidate Treafi ury Bills and Certificates . ■ -......... -■...

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Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mr. was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried:

Emmitt H. Bertrand

RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Emmitt

H. Bertrand, August 12, 1958. Mr. Bertrand joined the Oklahoma City School System, as storeroom manager,

in January of this year, but because of his health had to resign the first part of July. Although his time of employment was short, he had endeared himself to his

co-workers.

He was capable, conscientious, and reliable, and had a pleasing

personality. Mr. Bertrand was a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of the Epworth Methodist

Church, and past State President of the Travelers Protective Association. I

? Treasurer's Report

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, reports of the Treasurer and Auditor were approved.

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Auditor's Report

REP0RT QF SUPERINTENDENT

j Minutes • Approved

The Auditor presented copies of Report of Audit of Schools Activity Accounts for 1957-58 School Year; a report of Audit of Miscellaneous Funds; and announced that a general audit report is ready except for one signature.

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LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

The School District Treasurer presented his report for the month of August.

The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Bertrand's services to the Oklahoma City School System, although of short

duration, and extends its profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved

family.

|r . #208 * Resolution of Appreciation for E. H. Bertrand

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R. #209 | Approval to ! Make.Payment to Work Shop Par-4

It was moved by Mr. McOray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of $150.00 each to each of the following persons for attendance and participation in the television workshop, August 11-22, 1958; payment to be made from the I-U7-B account:

Ruth Abbott Louise Adel Arnold Faye Bills Helen Bordelon Edith Buck Clyde Butler Ophelia Byars Bill Coffia Hulda Cooley Christine Deen Cecile DeWees George Downing Ann Ebel

Nellie Ecton Velta Hunley Viola Jayne Marty Lack Gene Land Janice Lee Hazel Livingston Melba Logue William Mackin Mary McCain Gerrie Milburn Allene Mize Marlene Osteen

Dorothy Peale Mary Pruitt Ottelia Quindt Avis Richardson Nita Robb Sue Robison Lura Rucker Gladys Shepard Charlotte Smith Duane Weinert Gladys Whelihan Hettye Summers *Marieta Williams

*Attended one week and should receive only $75-00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #210 Attendance of Personnel at Professional Meetings Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to direct the following personnel to attend conventions and make trips in connection with professional matters, as indicated-in the following resolution: 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 professional meetings as indicated:

(1)

Mr. Howard Brown to attend a 3-day symposium on planetarium operation at Cranbrook Institute of Science, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, September 7-10, 1958; to visit the newly-installed planetarium at Flint, Michigan, the Adler in Chicago, and other planetariums and museums in that area; also to stop at the Butler University planetarium in Indianapolis;

(2)

N. L. George and Bill Foutz to attend the National Council of Schoolhouse Construction, Seattle, Washington, September 23, 2h, & 25;

(3)

Hugh B. Ginn, Russell Fisher, and N. L. George to attend the National Association of School Business Officials, New York City, October U, through October 9> 1958;

(U)

Alvin R. Eggeling to attend the National Recreation Association Congress, Atlantic City, New Jersey, September 22-26, 1958-

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 and the District; if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of the above persons on these trips be paid by the Board of Education, except that in the case of Mr. Eggeling, one-half of his expenses will be paid by the City and the other half by the board.

The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended

Transfers

It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or persons by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved: Recommend approval of the following transfers, to be effective July 1, 1958:

Mrs. Ila Furr from Principal of University Heights School to Principal of Mark Twain School; salary from $6^00 to $6600;

Miss Lucille Roehr from Teaching Principal of Zachary Taylor School to Principal of University Heights School; salary from $6060 to $6260; Mrs. Ann R. Watts from Teacher at Nichols Hills School to Teaching Principal of Zachary Taylor School; salary from $Mtf)0 to $5060.

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Temp ora ry

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Mrs . Amel ia Fa s t as a tem po ra ry 8-15-58.

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Zet a m. Cowan Beu la h Mc Cal l Gil b ooth Ronni e Smith

Ex tra

$1.50 pe r hour $1.50 PER HOUR

$ 1.50 PER HOUR $1.25 PER HOUR

Pe opl e Emp loy e d :

Joa nne Holl ings worth Car a Cece lia Cowan Jud y Cowa n Cec il g . west

$1.25 PER HOUR (TEACHER) $1.00 PER HOUR (STUDENT) $1.00 PER HOUR (STUDENT) $1.00 PER HOUR (STUDENT))

$2.00

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Cha nge

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Mrs . Dorot hy Kinca id from at

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Mrs . Dorot hy white

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sa la ry

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per miss ion

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3 Week Assignees

Name

Ass i gnment

Janet Branom

Vai ley Brook -

Cor is Burleigh

Garden Oaks - 3rd

Barclay - trans,

Julia Vogt Norman

Nichols Hills - 4th

Watts - trans.

Maxine Jeter

1 v Belle

Replacing

I st

Isle - 3rd

Moss - res.

Barney - res.

Mary Ruth Gay

Pierce -

Janett Rogers

Riverside - 5th

Dorothy D i VaI I

Fillmore -

Donna Stainback

Mark Twain - 2nd

TidweII

Norma Craddock

Pierce - 4th

Turner - trans.

Lottie Mae Smith

Heronv i I Ie - 5th

Gerard - Deceased

Mar iIyn We i ns

Burbank - 2nd

WiI son - res.

Donna Bickford

Van Buren - 4th

Additional

Ruby SeweI I

Rockwood -

Cartwright - LofA

Kathryn McMasters

Foster - 4th & 5th

Moore - LofA

Mary Lou Clarke

Fi I I more - 4th & 5th

Farr - LofA

June Cox

Madison - 5 day Kdgt.

Worley - LofA

Mary Reed

Mark Twain - 3rd & 4th

Claypool

Free la Clemons

Arthur - 5th

Smith - LofA

Elaine Sei buhr

Burbank - Kdgt.

Dyer - trans.

Em iIy Gil man

Arthur - Kdgt.

Schrouf

Diane Heatherly

Wilson -

Hogg - trans.

Nedella Foster

Page -

JoAnna DeArmon

Adams -

Catharine Hopping

Buchanan -

Helen Turner

Pierce -

I st

1st

I st

1st

I st

Green - trans,

Baldwin - res.

Kirk - res.

Cox -

I st

- res.

- LofA

LofA

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Willi amson - res.

1st

I st

Hays - res. Green - trans.

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Substitute Teachers for school

year

1958-59.

Jacquetta Jo Norcross

2209 Downing

1 st thru 6th

Addie Lee Jordan

2624 N.

Spec.

Ruth Turner

2747 N. W.

Mildred Mack Nelson

2801

< Spec,

Priscilla Henderson

2770 n . w .

Curr.

Corrine Feldman

Jo Ann Sme1ser

- .Box 89H â&#x2013; Sfe" 2144 S. W. 56th

Melba Lynn Case

207 N.

Marion Beard

711

Eva Smith

2111

Roberta Scruggs

1128 N. W.

Eva Duncan

2012 S, W, Grand Blvd,

Home Ec., English, Science E1em,, English

Johnn i e Jones

1528 N.

1 1 th

1 st thru 6th

Alice Dotter

3136 Lyon Blvd.

1st thru 6th

Anna Wh i te

Jones, Oklahoma

Pr i mary

Odes James Harwood

2428 N. W.

35th

S. S.

James Recer

4205 S. W.

31st

English

6042 N. W.

36th

Shop

20th

All

Coo ley

19th

thru 6th

Route

Peniel

- Bethany

Culbertson Dr.

Prospect

45th

Spec.

Art,

Anita Kent

3012 N.

Eng.,

Ruth. D i aeon

715 W.

Jennie Maxey Stribling

121

EsteJ 1 a Etheridge

1505 N.

Joy$J.

10020 Mahler Place

House

Florence Dessauer

Ret i rees

1134 N. W.

Ed.,

E1em.

Math

2236 Harden Drive

N. W.

grades & subj. Eng., Science Speech

E1ementary

27 19th

39th

1st thru 6th

Sue Stripling

Hill

Lib.

1st thru 6th

2301

Gera 1d i ne

Ed., S. S.

Kdgt. thru 6th,

Clara Eva Moon

Ed., S, S.

2nd,

3rd, & 4th

Elementary Elementary E1ementary

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

Maintenance Department Temporary Employments;

Request permission to employ the following personnel: Mr. Vernon Vale Sisney as a temporary laborer in the Landscape Department, effective August I, 1958. Salary$ Io 25 per hour.

Mr. Thomas J. Welchel as a temporary concrete finisher in the Concrete Department, effective August 6, 1958. Salary-$l„25 per hour.. Mr. Harold Ea Gilliland as a temporary scraper in the Paint Department, effective August 5, 1958. Salary$ I. 25 per hour. Mr. Doyle Edward Barofield as a temporary scraper in the Paint Department, effective August 5r 1958. Salary$ I□25 per hour,

Mr. Jessie T, Isom as a temporary scraper in the Paint Department, effective August 5, 1958. Salary-$l.25 per houro Mr. James H, Adams as a temporary scraper in the Paint Department, effective August 5, 1958. Sa Iary-$I.50 per hour.. Mr. Andy Dement, Jr, as a temporary painter in the Paint Department, effective August 6, 1958. Salary-$I.5O per hour.. Mr. Charles Go Cole as a temporary scraper in the Paint Department, effective August I3? 1958. Salary-$IO25 per hour.. Mr, Do Eo Gilbreath as a temporary bricklayer in the Masonry Department, effective August 12, 1958. Salary$3o 80 per houro

Mrn David Lee Haggard as a temporary Masonry Department, effective August $1.25 per hour o

laborer in the II, I958„ Salary-

Mr. Thomas F, Lampkin as a temporary Iaborer in the Carpentry Department, effective August II, 1958c Sa Iary-$Io25 per houro

Mr. Lee Phi I I ips as a temporary laborer in the Landscape Department, effective August 19, 1958. Salary$1.25 per hour, Mr. Go Lo Whitehorn as a temporary sheetmetal man in the Carpentry Department, effective August 19, 1958.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD? Temporary Employments;

(Maintenance Department)

(Cont'd.)

Request permission to employ the following personnel:

Mr. Robert Frederick Howald as a temporary Iaborer in the Maintenance Department, effective August 26, 1958. Sa Iary~$Io25 per hour, Mr, Billy Wayne Jackson as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, effective August 26, 1958. Sa Iary-$I.25 per hour.

Mr. Francis C. McMullen as a temporary roofer in the Maintenance Department, effective August 26, 1958. Sa Iary-$I.50 per hour. Request permission to transfer the following personnel:

Mr. Eugene Farmer from a temporary concrete finisher to a permanent employee in the concrete department; rate of pay to be changed from $2.00 per hour $3700 per year effective August II, 1958, Mr. Velta Sparks from a temporary employee in the carpentry department to a permanent employee fin the carpentry department; rate of pay to be changed from $1.75 to $2.00 per hour effective August II, 1958.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

(Service Department)

Request permission to transfer the following personnel:

Mr. Roy F. Nolan from relief custodian at all schools to custodian at Dewey; rate of pay to be changed from $233.33 per month to $248.33 per month effective August 22, 1958.

Mr. Vance Cudd from custodian at Burbank, salary $265 per month to custodian at University Heights, salary $265 per month effective August 18, 1958. Mr. Charles Butler from floorman at Britton to custodian at Burbank; rate of pay to be changed from $203*33 per month to $218.33 per month effective August 22, 1958. Mr. Kenneth Williams from floorman at Linwood, salary $193.33 per month to floorman at Rockwood, salary $193.33 per month effective August 21, 1958.

Mr. Vonnie Lee Cain from floorman at Cleveland to custodian at Walnut Grove; rate of pay to be changed from $203.33 per month to $218.33 per month effective August 21, 1958. Mr. Earl Hackett from floorman at Jackson, per month to floorman at Capitol Hill Sr., per month effective August 21, 1958.

salary $193.33 salary $193.33

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD? Service Department Request permission to transfer the following personnels

Mr. Eo Ao Kennedy from a full time custodian St Walnut Grove to a 3/4 time custodian at Hayes; rate of pay to be changed from $223o33 per month to $167.50 per month effective August 18, 1958, Mr. Co Wo Damron from floorman at Fillmore to floorman at Lincoln; rate of pay to be $203.33 per month effective August 21, I958o Mr. Newt Cannon from floorman at Lincoln to floorman at Fillmore; rate of pay to be $193.33 per month effective August 21, 1958.

Mr. Ivan Walcher from floorman at Capitol Hill Sr. to floorman at Jackson; rate of pay to be $193.33 per month effective August 21, 1958. Mr. J. C. Emery from custodian at Dewey to relief custodian at all schools; rate of pay to be changed from $265 to $238.33 per month effective August 22, 1958.

Mr. Junior James Ross from 3/4 time floorman at Southeast to floorman at Southeast; rate of pay to be changed from $137.50 per month to $183.33 per month effective August 18, 1958.

Mr. C. F. Shaw from 3/4 time custodian at Stand Watie to full time custodian at Van Buren; rate of pay to be changed from $203.33 to $218.33 per month effective August 26, 1958. Mr. Jerry Templin from floorman at Dewey and Longfellow, salary $185.82 per month to temporary floorman in church area at Burbank, salary $185.82 per month effective August 27, 1958. Mr. Frank Howard from custodian at Coolidge, salary $223.33 per month to custodian at Garfield, salary $223.33 per month effective August 25, 1958.

Mr. Mack Rouse from floorman at Rockwood to custodian at Coolidge; rate of pay to be changed from $198.33 to $218.33 per month, effective August 25, 1958. Mr. Clarence Scruggins from 2 time floorman at Willard to floorman <at Cleveland; rate of pay to be changed from $91.66 per month to $183-33 per month effective August 25, 1958.

R. #211 Personnel Approved.

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended, personnel was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "aye."

MEETING 6f SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

The following items Nos. One, Two, and Three, were submitted for approval:

September 2, 1958

Item $li Ratification of August 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows* 1958-59 GENERAL FUND. ........... $

2147,633*11

1957=58 GENERAL FUND.

277*61411*25

1958=59 BUILDING LEVY ........... $

69,588.43

THE BOND FUND ...............I

1*578*70

1957“58 FORD FOUNDATION

9*876*27

Item #2 Authority to issue payrolls for September 1958 in the following estimated amounts*

1958=59 GENERAL FUND. ........... $ 1*057.8142.86

1958-59 BUILDING LEVY ......... . . $

75.OOO.OO

THE BOND FUND ....o...».oo.«.

Item $3 Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list* These bi Ils have been examined and approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt offmerchandise and/or services.

Bills & Payroll Recommended

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

4 BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT SEPTEMBER 2, 1958

1958-59 General Fund.

$ 79,^13-73

1957- 58 General Fund.

56,331.78

1956- 57 General Fund.

2,926.66

1958- 59 Building Levy

20,0814-. 67

1957- 58 Building Levy

141,161.64

1958

Bond Fund

73,667.26

1956

Bond Fund

6,697.19

UU,7UU,71|.

1957-58 Ford Foundation

TOTAL —

11958*59 General Fund Abingdon Press American Library Assn. A. & E. Equipment Company Board of Education (Illinois) American Counci I of Learned Soc. R. R. Bowker Company Appleton-Century-Crofts. Inc. A.R.K. Manufacturing Company The Automotive Incorporated Braniff Airways,'--. Inc. Robert Bentley, Incorporated Bremmpr-Davis Phonics, Inc. Board- of Education (Kansas) ^illiam C. Brown Company Branham’s Incorporated Bureau of Publications Cantemos Records Carpenter Paper Co. City Bus Company Bob Cates Chi Idrens Press, Inc. Chicago Board of Education City Spring Works Sam G. Clifton AH Cook Desk & Office Supply Co. Cory Motion Picture Equipment Columbia University Press The Daily Law Journal Record Coward McCann, Inc. DanCu Chemical Company Dannenburg Dist. Company Arthur C. Croft Publications Downtown ChevroBet Bi|:I DoyBe Office Su p p IIy

Textbooks Textbooks Supplis-Radio & TV Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks lndustrli.-Voc* Ed. Supplls for Mai nt. Travel Expense Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Gen. Instr. Supplls Textbooks Textbooks Custodial Supplls Transportation Custodial Supplls Textbooks Textbooks Supp|ls*Adu|it Inst. Workshop- Ford Office Supplls General: Instr. Textbooks Lega1 Pub1i cat i ons Textbooks , Suppls for Engineers Supplls for Maint. Textbooks Suppls for Maint. Office Supplls

$ll-25,O27.67

Publisher Selected Pub 1 i sher Se lected Low Pub 1i sher-Se lected Low Pub 1 i sher-$elected Low Low Low Travel Exp. Instr. Publisher-SeLected Pub 1isher-Selected Selected Pub 1 isher-Selected Low Pub I isher-Se1pcted Publisher-Selected Board Action Agreement Low Pub I isher-Se lected Publisher-Sa lected Low Board Action Pending Low Selected Pub 1 i sher-Selected Publisher Pub 1 isher-Selected Low Low Pub 1 isher-Selected Low Low

1.21 2.75 311*112' 1.50 8*ll6 122.00 2.12 ■ 6.75 293*58 20.25 13*86 25. GO II .06 2.75 56.35 6.06 11.223*li36*3Z 67.50 91.85 1.50 I1.25 H0.00 120.00 36.85. 50.12 2.35 B7M0 U.59 7.20 115*90 4.00 26.9 B 332*62

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

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

[

Page 2 (1958-59 General Fund Continued) /

Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc*

Radio-TV Suppls

Low

14.34

The Economy Company Educafrional Publishing Corp,

Textbook-Adult Ed* Testbooks

Publisher-Selected Pub 1i sher-Se1ec ted

33»39 25-95

The First National Management Corp* Graham Paper Company Grover-Jennings Productions, Inc* Gaylord Bros*, Inc. Harcourt Brace & Company Hart Industrial Supplly Co,

Rental-Lands &Bldg* Gen* Instr, Suppls Audio-Visual Mtrlls* Library Supplies Textbooks General Instr*

Agreement Low Pub 1i sher-Se1ected Selected Publisher-Selected Low

, 1+00*00 19*80 1175*00 132.50 2*51 I1+.88

Harvard University Press Harper & Brothers Hearne Brothers Henry Holit & Company, Inc*

Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks

Publisher-Selected Pub 1 isher-Se lected Publ isher-Selec’fed Publisher-Selected

lJ+3 4*68 37*50 4.92

Hunzicker Brothers International Business Machines

Suppls—lnstr. Offices l»B,M* Rental I.B.M, Rental! Periodica Is Textbooks Mai nt* to Vehicles Veh ic l> Ma intenance Rental-Lands & Bldg*

Low 19*29 Renta 1 Agreement 1 100.00 r 34*46/1,134 Standard 7 3.50 Pub 1 i sher-Selected 18*56 Selected 15*45 Low Standard 39.66 Rental Agreement 375*00

Library Supply Company

Textbooks Textbooks

Pu1i sher-Se1ected Low

J* B, Lippincott Company The Macmi 1 Ian Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Co, Wi 11iam Morrow & Co. Riley McCullough Metropolitan School! Study Council: Metropolitan Water Company, Inc*

Textbooks Textbooks Ind* & Voc. Ed* Textbooks Custodial Supplis Textbooks Water & Sewage

PublIsher-Selected Pub 1 i sher-Se lected Low Pub 1 i sher-Selected Agreement Selected Utilities

4.35 ,12*33 47*16 2*00 32.50 16*20 32.10

Morgensen Lumber Company

Ind, & Voc* Ed,

Low

66,87

National Art Education Association National Education Association

Textbooks Textbooks

Publisher-Selected Low

3.00 15.18

Nicholls Hills Baptist Church' Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Co*

Rental-Lands &'Bldg, Ind. & Voc* Ed*

Rental Agreement Selected

Oklahoma City Water Dept* Okla* Coca-Cola Bottling Co* Oklahoma Business News Co* Oklahoma County Water Company Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co*

Water & Sewage Audio-Visual! Mtrls, Supplies - Supt. Office Water........ Electricity

Uti 111 ties Low Pub 1i sher-Selected Utililies Uti l’i ties

5*945*27 4,60 25,00 ' 9.10 6,527.53

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company The Oklahoma Publishing Co* Oil Filter Company Pantheon Books, Inc. W, H* Payne

Gas' Suppls-Supt, Office Maint, to Vehicles Textbooks Custodial Suppls

Utilities Standard Low Pub 1isher-Selected Agreement

243*84 22*00 1:5*60 2.48 60,00

Pipkin Photo Service

Suppls-Eng, Office

Low

International Reading Association Jenkins Music Company J & R Supplly Company Jennings Engjne Supply Co. Lakeside Methodist Church

2.91 2,00

H4.9II

2'OQ.OO 20,00

15*50

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 3 (1958-59 Generali Fund Continued) 33*00 lj.00^00

Gene Post Postmaster

Travel! Expense Postage

Board Action Standard

Prentice-Halil, Inc* G. P. Putnam’s Sons Pugh-Holmes Motor Company Randon House, Inc* Robinson Janitor Supply Co*

Textbooks Textbooks Suppls^-Adul t Institute Textbooks Custodial Supplls

Publisher-Selected Pub 1 i sher-Selected Low Pub 1i sher-Se lected Board Action

6*88 6.5U 13*75 ' 2*33 1,725-00

Textbooks Textbooks Supp lis-Veh icles Mai nt. Supplls-Adul t Institute SuppIs-Adu11 Institute ■ _ Textbooks Telephone

Publisher-Selected Pub 1 i sher-Selected Selected! Low Low Agreement Utilities

Russell Sage Foundation Charles Scribner’s Sons Sharp Auto Supply Company Simpson-Horton, Inc* Scott Chevrolet Company Jasper Sipes School! Book Dep*' Southwester Bel 1 Telephone Co. Star Engraving Company

Commencement Exp.

Selected

Talbot Rubber Company Teaching Film Custodians, |nc<> Thompson Book & Supply Co* Thompson School Bk Depository

Supp Is-1 nstr^^lf i ces Audio-Visua l-MtIs* Radio-TV Supplls General Instruction Textbooks Water & Sewage Radi o-TV Supplls Suppls-Eng. Office

Low Low Low Pub i*Se loot 1 76*75 Agreement I9»UI2.5 I1 Ut111 ties Selected 3U.U0 Low II *36

Town of Nichols Hills Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co* Mary Thacker, Clerk

’ *

A-25 A-l|0 1-118 1-31 l-3liA 1-59 1-^2 0-6 0-22A 0-22 B F 0 Ij.

Sup’t Office Supplls Board Adm* Travel Printing Library Suppls’ Radio & TV Suppls.......... Vocational Dept* Suppls f nstr. be pt • Supp lis ‘ X - V Operating Exp. Maintenance! Motor Vehi<ties Maintenance, Motor Vehicles Rentals

31;972.811 2,402.33 H.39

5*25. 151.09 92.00 25*50 5*10 9^*30 2.35 792.00 6.5O 6^31 30.00

32l .Oo

135.00

5.67

19^89*26

81+J+O

35.76

_ 1,208*^0

11,20 25.110

Universal Typographers, Inc. University Book Exchange

Physical Education Radio-TV Suppls

Low Selected

University of Illinois

Textbooks

Publisher-Selected

6.00

Vaseco Incorporated Veazey Drug Company Western Psychological Services Western Uniform & Towel Service

Audio-Visual' Mtrls* Radio-TV Supp 11es, Ford General Instruction Printing Suppls

Selected Selected Publisher-Selected Agreement

151.65 11*60 Uoi5O 5.0°

Western Union Telegraph Company West Nichols Hills Presbyterian

Telephone Rental-Lands & Bldg.

Utilities Agreement

17.77 373.88

Margaret Wormser WorId Science Review

Suppls-Curr* Library Per iodica-ls

Pub Li sher-Se le cted Publisher-Selected

2.00 5.00

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 4

19^7-58 General Fund 12.42 85.16

Acme Food Store Addressograph-Mulitigraph Corp*

Instr, Supplis Office Suppls & Print*

Selected Low

A. & E. Equipment Company

Instr. SupplsOffice Suppls

Low 234*76 Low Letter Bid 759.12

993.88

American Education Publications Americana Corporation

Instr. Suppls Library Books

Publi sher-Selected Pub 1i sher-Selected

119*80 179.50

American Medical Association American Museum of Natural History

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Publisher-Selected Pub 1i sher-Se1ected

7.50 15.00

Athletic Trainers Supply Co. Atomic Sound Equipment Company

. ' /, I Instr. Suppls New Schl* Apparatus

‘ Board Action Letter Bid

* *!

610*80 981.71+

Beautesaion Supply Company’ E» S. Billington Lumber Co* Frank H. Braunlich Biggerstaff Supplies Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc. Boren-Malone Company Carpenter Paper Company

Iristri Suppls Instr. Suppl s' Custodial Suppls Voc. & Ind. Ed. Physical Ed. Eqpt* Instr. Suppls Custodial Suppls fBuso Office Suppls

Low Board Action t Board Action Letter Bid Low Board Action Board Action 3*779*70 Low 27423

Ci reline Ruler Company City Auto Parts

Instr. Supplis Mai nt* Trks* & Cars

Selected: Low

City News Publishing Company Civic Education Service, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Publisher-Selected Pub 1i sher-Se1ected

All Cook Desk & Office Supplly Co*

Bus, Office Suppls

Low

Thomas Y» Crowe 1 I Company

Instr* Suppls

Publisher-Selected

4*96

‘Denoyer-Geppert Company Dollies Ceramics & Porcelain Dolese Company Doubleday & Company Inc.

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Improvement of Grds. Instr* Suppls

Publisher-Selected Low Letter Bid Bid! Agreement PublIsher-Selected

228*20

Instr. Supplis Instr. Suppls Instr. Supp Ils New Furn. & Fixtures

Selected w, JOO. Ill* Low 27*52 Board Action 3*034.24

Custodial Suppls Radio-TV Suppls Radlio-TV Suppls

Low .. ; Selected 1 1*40 Letter Quotation 279*00

290*40

Instr, SupplisInd. $5 Voc. Ed. Upk* Trks* & Cars Office Supplis & Print Instr. Suppls

Letter Bid

242.60

Dowlings,

Incorporated

Bi 11 Doyle General Electric Supply Co. General Electric Co* (iN* Y.)

Gibbs & Company B* F. Goodrich Store Graham Paper Company Grosset & Dunlap, Inc.

LOW

Low Board Action Pu b I i stier-Se lectec^ .

■ 79.02

2;j Uo *oo

11,272*00 225*80 324.00 29.20

3^OM5

52.00 I.09

7.00 232.25 69.OO

4oi*4o

*768.74 6.13 ■ ■ 1

3*361*90 7|J+5 5.41

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 5 (1957“58 General Fund Continued) Harmolin Incorporated Harper & Brothers Hart Industrial Supply Coo

Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls lnstr<> Suppls

Standard Pub 1 i sher-Selected Low 124.1. l4 Board Action 40.67

225.00 9.78

Hoag land Food Mart Holiday House Henry Ho lit

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls lnstro Suppls

Se lected Pub 1i sher-Selected Pub 1 i sher-Selected

59.50 2.20 325.22

The House of Wren Inc.

Instr. Suppls

Board Action

H. Ro Huntting Co., Inc. Iddings Paint Company, lnc„ 1nternat1ona1 Bus i ness Mach i nes

Library Books Instr. Suppls 1 oB.,Mo Suppls Renta Is & Storage

Pub 1 i sher-Selected Board Action Standard 207*96 Renta 1 Agreement 1 L.8 II

Jones-Newby Supp ly Company

Low

The Judy Company

Labor & Mtr Is. Radio Station Instr. Supplls

Board Action

Little, Brown & Company

Instr. Suppls

Pub 1i sher-Selected

Marshall Supply & Equipment Co. Jim Martin Educational Fi tons

Instr. Supplls SuppHs-Visua1 Aid

Low $e lected

Me liton Company Inc. Charles E. Merrill Books, inco

Supp Is-HeaIth Dept. 1nstr. SuppIs

Low Letter Bid Pub Usher—Se lected

Michigan Scientific Company Mideke Supply Company

Instr. Supp Is-Science School Shop Eqpt. Instr. Supp Is-Voc.

Letter Bid Board Action 529.60 Low 26.04

Wayne MiIburn

I0B0M0 Supplies

Low

Monroe Ca leu lating Machine Co, Moore Business Forms Inc. Morgensen Lumber Company Nationa |i Agricu Itura 1 Supply Co.. National Geographic Society Oklahoma City Libraries A. J. Nystrom & Company Oklahoma City Linen Service Oklahoma Paper Company

Central Instr. Suppls I.B.M. Supplies Instr. Supp Is-Voc, Instr. Supp Is Instr. Suppls Instr. Supplls Instr. Suppls Custodial Suppls Instr. SuppIs & Office Suppls & Print.

Se lected Board Action Low Selected Pub 11sher-Selected Low Pub 1isher—Selected Agreement Board Action

80,00 11,276.73 23.72 114.3 !■; 6.75 8.50 39.69 150.00 •228,56

Oklahoma Seating Company Oklahoma Today Magazine

New Furn. & Instr. Suppls Low Pub|i sher-Selected Instr. Suppls

612U4.8 5.55

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Bus. Office Equip.

Low

57.60

R» L. Polk & Company Radio Supply Company Random House Inc. Remington Rand Div. of Sperry Rand

Suppls-Sup’t Office Radio-TV—Supp 1 s lnstro. Supp Ils Mainto. Office Mach. Teaching Aid Suppls

Se lected Low Publisher-Selected Board Action 1,782*50 Standard 70.00

75.00 2,90 5.7$

Rice Machinery Company

Instr. SuppIs-Voc*

Low-

. .7.... .

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

I1811.8 II

3,824.73 126.59 79.20

219.77

1.22 955.02

5.72 97.60 85.00

457.32 5 1.80

83.58 555.64 12.68

1,852.50

15U+7

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 6

(1957-58 General Fund Continued)

Richards & Conover Hardware Co®

Voc» & Indo Edo

Board Action

1169*44

Robberson Steel Company Robinson Janitor Supply Co®

Voco & Indo- Edo Custodial Supplls

Board Action Low

395.00 993*60

The Ronald Press Company Royal McBee Corporation

Instr® Suppls Mt® Generali Eqpto Mt® Office Machines New Furn® & Fixtures

Publisher-Selected Standard 1 045*00 Board Action 2.^ITO#00 Low .200*00

Science Kit, Incorporated Severin Supply Company

Instr0 Suppls-Science School! Shop Eqpto

Letter Bid Board Action

960*60 204*05

Sherwin Williams Company Singer Sewing Machine Co*

Instr® Supplis-Voc® Voc* & Ind® Edo

Bid Agreement Standard!

232*56 48*1 U

Southern Sales Company South Western Publishing

Instr® Supplls lnstr# Supplls

Low Pub 1 i sher-Se 1 ectedl

302*64 58*18

The Standard Register Co®

SuppHs-Night School!

Low

Thomas Concrete Pipe Co* Thompson Book & Supply Co*

Voc® & Indo Ed® lnstr# Supplls Instr* Suppls Mt® Office Machines Blidgo & Grdso-Supplis

Low ' 17*75 Board Action 10,092*06 'l®6a<li32^67 Pub*-Select 40®6l / Board Action 1,947*5^ ' Low 22*50 11,970*00

U» S® News & Worlld Report

Instro Supplls

Publisher-SeIected

6*00

Henry Z* Walick, Inc* Walker Stamp & Seal Co* W.» M® Welch Manufacturing Co* Western Bank & Office Supply Western Newspaper Union

lnstr0 Supplls Supplis-Bus® Office New Furn® & Eixtures New Furh ® & Fixtures Supplis-Buso. Office instr® Supplls—Voco Office Supplls & Print#

Pub 1 i sher-Se 1 ected' Low fleeted 3^

24U6 39*50 348*87 12*33

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co*

Instr® Supplls

Low

Library Books

Board Action

/ &

Underwood Corporation

Standard Low 378*04 Board Action 26*10

3*32 2,5154)0

56®H3

4o4*i4

87.30

1956-57 General: Fund Southwest News Company

2,926*66

1958-59 Bui tiding Levy

Acme Brick Company

Repr»-Mtrlis* & Services Bui 1 di ngs Low

Adollph & Bud’s Boiler & Welding Co*

Repr*-M'frr|is* & Services Buildings Selected Repr*-MtrllSE# & Services Grounds ‘ ’ Low Maint*-& Vehicular Eqpt* Regular Low

American Electric-Ignition Company

Auto,Parts & Machine Company

44*80

2111*76 6*75

40«72|

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page.J (1958-59 Building Levy Continued)

Barada & Page,

Inc,

Barber’s Glass & Mfg, Co,

Clarence L, Boyd Co,, Inc, Beam’s Seat cover Center

Repr,-Mtrls, & Services Low Buildings Maint,«-& Vehicular Eqpt.1 Low Heavy Duty Repr»-Vehicular Eqpt, Heavy Duty Standard Repr.-Vehicular Eqpt, Selected Heavy Duty

Paul Blakeney Company

26,85 Repr.-MtrIs, & Services Low Repr,-Mtrls. & Services Standard 5l'®00

Frank H, Braunlich Brooks Radiator Shop

Mtrls,-Electronics Repr< . Standard Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Low Schooll Shop Eqpt,

Pauli Browdy

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Low Grounds Repr,-Mtrl!s, & Services Low Grounds

Brown Machinery Company

39.75

13,911

3IU97 11.95

77,85 192,10 6,00 1|0,00

32.23

Buck’s Cycle Shop

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Standard Grounds

Bob Cates

Maint,-& Vehicular Eqpt( Low Regular

20 <00

Central Oklahoma Equipment Corp#

Repr»-Vehicular Eqpt,c Heavy Duty

18,72

C» F. DagwelI & Company

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Buildings Selected Mt, & Vehicular Eqpt, Low Regular

Dannenburg Di st. Company

Standard

The Dolese Company

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Board Action 1,. 165.24 l48«44 Repr.-Mtrls, & Services Low

Dulaney’s Duplicating Products, Inc,

Electronics & Visual Ai< 1 Low Standard Office Type Machines

Eastman Kodak Stores, lnc»

Repr,-Mtrll&, & Services Low Radid-TV Station Repr.-Mtrls, & Services Service Agreement Bui lidings

Elevator Sales & Service Co, Emsco Electric Supply Co. The Gordon E, Ervin Company

Federal Corporat ion ? “

Repr.-Mtrls, & Services Low Bui lidings Mtrls, & Services-Bldg. Board Approved

Friden Agency

Repr.-Mtrls, & Services Low Buildings Agreement Office Type Machines

Gas & ,Electric Equip, Co,

Electronics & Vis, Aid

Low

6.00

6,32

37,42 1,313.68

4.95 156.19 6,37

834*00 ■132.OO 14-72,00

89,10 345.00 2.52

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 8 (1958-59 Building Levy Continued) General Electric Supply Company Dale George Company

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Bui Udings Low Maint* & Vehicular Eqpt, Low Regular

The Glidden Company

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Furni ture Agreement

J. C. Hamilton Company

Maint. & Vehicular Eqpt. Low Regular 17-56 Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Low School Shop Equipment Standard 57-75

Hart Industrial Supply Co*

Hunzicker Brothers

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Buildings Low Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Bui 1 dings Low

Hydraullic Equipment Co* International Harvester Co.

2I4..68 16.30

li55»U5

3*62 55-51

116J4.6 1U0O0

Maint. & Vehicular Eqpt, Heavy Duty & Regular Standard Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Low Electronic & TV StationRepair Mtrli* Sei ected! School Shop Eqpt. Low

626.147 2.50

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Furniture & Blldgs. Low Electronics & Vis. Aids Low

250*52 1U.70

Leland Equipment Company

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Bui 1 di ngs Standard

206.00

Linoleum & Carpet Center

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Low Bui tidings

H85*35

Mideke Supply Company

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Bui Udi ngs Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Mtrli-Eliectronic Repr.

Johnston & Larimer,, Div* Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Casey Jones

Kilpatrick Brothers Kirkpatrick, Inc.

Mi 1fer Floor Company

Miller Jackson Company

Miller-Norris Company,

Inc.

28.117 5H»83

Low

21j.ll* HO

Selected: 80.10 210.OO Low Selected!

323*110

1i2+*66

Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Furniture & Buildings Low

158.00

Morgensen Lumber Company

U25J42 Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Low Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Letter Bid 374.12

799.5U

The National Cash Register Co. Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Co.

Office Type Machines Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Repr.-Mtrls. & Services Bui Udi ngs

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Parts & Rentals Co.

Agreement Selected' 9.75 Standard 107.0I1. Agreement

Repr»-Mtrls. & Services Grounds Low

255*20 116.79

2U.06

62.50

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 9

(11958-59 Building Levy Continued)

Oklahoma Seating Company

0®Ko Stamp & Seal Company

Repr*-Mtrls® & Services Low Furniture

Calvin Pack House Mover

Harold C® Parker & Company Peery Tire & Supply

Pipkin Photo Service

Repr»-Vehiculiar Eqpt® Low Heavy Duty Services Repr*-Mtrls» Low Furniture

Repr0-Mtrls® & Services Agreement 61j .0®20 96*02 Repr*-Mtrls® & Services Low

Plastic Engineering Company

Incorporated

■|||i ’S *

Repr»-Mtrls® & Services Bui Udi ngs Letter Bid Repr®-Mtr1s® & Services Low Bu 11 di ngs

H*L® Pray Mfg® Company

:.tO.

v‘

22*00 8®00

fe-h '■

nU»#5

UoJ+o

Low 11*18 Sei ected 50®^£

6| ,66

Rice Machinery Company

Repr*-Mtrls® & Services Standard1 21*93 I42J4.9 Repr®-Mtrls» & Services Low

61+J+2

Royal McBee corporation R & R Construction Company

Agreement Office Type Machines Repr*-Mtrls® & Services Low Grounds Repr®«=Mtr Ils® & Services Board Action Repr*-MtrIs* & Services Low Buildings Replace Non-Instr® Eqpt® Selected!

Radio Supply,

Robberson Steel Company Safway Rental & Sales Co*

Sam’s Surplus Store

Scott Chevrolet Company

Sherwin Williams Co® Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc® Soil Industries, Inc.

Southwest Parts Corporation Southwest Ti lie & Terrazzo Co®

,L .___ .__________ _________ Mary Thacker, Clerk M-H M-112 Trice Wholesale Electronics

Repr*-Vehicular Eqpt® Low Regular Repr*-Mtrlis* & Services Low Furniture

Agreement Low

2,851+® 62 87*50 11,092*65

28®05

II* 178*15 3U5O

- 3*35 1119*80

2*1+8

707*22 33*95

• J

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 10

(1958-59 Bu i I di ng Levy Continued)

The Upco Company

Westinghouse Electric Supply Co#

Repr#-Mtr!s# & Services Bui idings Board Action Repr#-Mtrl# & Services Bui I dings

725*00

Low

110*38

W & W Steel Company

Repr#-M+rls# & Services Board Action 1,197.13 216*00 Repr#-Mtrls# & Services Letter Quot#

Yow Brake & Clutch Supply

Mt# & Vehicular Eqpt# Regular

Selected

L#E# Acker Company American Marble Tile & Terrazzo

Mtrlls* Bldg# & Repr# Mtrls# Bldg# & Repr#

Standard Standard

Jack Barnes Plumbing & Heating

Board Action

26,259.30

Boren-Malone Company

Adams-Heating Sys# Est# #2: New Furniture

Board Action

7,26U#8U

Commercial Equipment Company Crane Company

Van Buren-Bldg# Force Mtris#-Repr# to Eqpt#

Board Action Low

381+* HO 29*1+0

Dowlings, Incorporated The Dolese Company

New Furniture Mtrls* -Bldg# & Repr*

Board Action Bid Agreement

Electric Supply Of Okla#, Inc# Emsco Electric Supplly Co#, Inc#

Mtrls#-Repr* to Eqpt# MtrlSo-Repr# to Eqpt#

Board Action Low

The Gordon E# Ervin Company

Mtrls.-Bidg# & Repr#

Standard

Federal Corporation Gardner Hotell Supplly Company

Mtrls»-Repr# to Eqpt# Van Buren-Bldg#-Force

Low Board Action

B* F» GoodHch CO# Store Graybar Electric Co*, Inc#.

Mtrlis*-Upk# of Grds. Mt* Repr# to Eqpt#

Low Low

Harf ! Industrial Supplly Co#. L# H* Humphries Construction Co.

Mtrls*~Bldg» & Repr# Est# ^2 Burbank

Low Board Action

Ki lipatrick Brothers

Mtrls#~B|idg» & Repr# Mtrlis#-BI dg# & Repr#

282*86 Low Board Action 1193*65

McKesson Robbins Mldeke Supplly Company

Van Buren-Blgd#-Force Mtrl;s#-Bldg# & Repr#' Mtrlls*-Repr# to Eqpt# Mtrlis*»B|idg* & Repr*

Board Action Letter Bid 2,312*70 Board Action 1,323*77 Low 228*00

June SpeciallM'trlis#-B!dg# & Repr#

Low

838*87

Remodtel & Repr#

Low

aS# no

nAi’5-1'3

1+5 U+a

ii-957-58 Building Levy

Morgensen Lumber Company Oklahoma City Scenic Company

«•»?

575*00 88*56

2|i;ll9U*.52 3,6H8*l+5

11,789*62 266*00

52*00 l+#05 l,H99*00

9*00 2911*28 2|66*7I< 50,757*50

1+76*51

2,062*00 3,.861+*l+7

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Page Hl

(1957-58 Building Levy Continued)

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Seatinq Company Palm Paving Company

27*40 7,468.90

Bid Agreement Mtrlls* Repr. to Eqpt. New Furniture Board Action Cleveland - Univo Heights & Board Action Wheeler-June Paving RemodeII & RepairCapitoll Hi 1 llff&to. #|l Board Action

L. B. Perkins Company

8,858.21; 2,1107*00

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Mtrlis.-BI dg» & Repr.

Low

Rice Machinery Company

Mtrls.-Furn. & Repr.

Standard

§herwin Williams Paint Company

MtrilSo-Furn. & Repr. Mtrlls*-BI dg. & Repr.

Low 9*00 r Bid Agreement ll,222*00 (11,2511.00

S. & H» Shade Co,, Inc. Southwestern Studios Stage Eqpt. Co. Standard Roofing & Material! Co.

MtrHs.-BIdg. & Repr. Remodel! & Repair Mtrls.-Bldg. & Repr.

Low Board Action Low

Stewart Sheet Metal!

Change Orders; & Mi sc.

Low

Thompson Book & Supplly Company

New Furniture

Board Action

Remodtel & Repair Est. #5 -Van Buren

Standard Board Action

Beaty Construction Company The Dai ly Oklahoman E. D. Hill, Co. Surveyor Charles L. Monnot, Jr# Architect Okla. City Water Dept. Oklahoma Electrical Supply Co. The Oklahoma Publishing Company Parr & Aderhold, Architects REA Engineering Company Reynolds & Morrison, Architects

Est. #1# Ridgeview Business Expense Business Expense Est. $2, Monroe Business Expense MisceIlaneous Advest i sing Architect Fees-Rockwood Eng.-Fees - Douglass Est. #1, Ridgeview

Board Action ‘ Pub I i sher Se lected Board Action Standard Se lected Pub I i sher Board Act ioh Board ApprovaI Board Action

Robert Schoenthaler, Contractor Dale Smith, Court Clerk, Okla. Co. Sorey, Hi II & Sorey, Arch. & Engrs.

Esto $1, Monroe Business Expense Architects .Fees Edwards &. Fi I Imore Business Expense Press Boxes

Board Action Standard

Floyd Wilson Company M. E. Wynn Construction Company

58*87

127*20

'599*60 1,295*40

i44*oo

7111*00 114,070*00

■ 47*48 5,120*50

1958 BOND

Mary Thacker, Cterk

$901 $956

M. E. Wynn.DBA, Wynn Const. Co.

Oklahoma Testing Laboratories

Est. #1 - FiIImore Esto #1 - Edwards Business Expense

City Building Department

Business Expense

The Dai ly Law Journa I-Record Dulaney’s

Business Expense Equipment-All Schools

Board Action

8,605.10 155.88 654.05 290.22 782.00 260.56 156.00 6,820.66 450.00 5,619.56 l4,5H.OO 2.50

99.55 5.60

4,919.25

105.15

Board Action 17,046.00 Board Acti on 8,658.00^5 ,7 04.00

Se lected Standard

Pub I i sher Board Action

152.50

254.88

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Page 12 1956 BOND The Boardman Company

Press Boxes

Low Letter Bid

Connelly Construction Company

Fina1 Est. C lassen & John Marshall, Paving

Board Action

The Dolese Company

Ground Improvement

B i d Agreement

86.64

Loeff ler-Greene Supply Coo

Press Boxes

Board Action

424.74

Instr. Supplies Materia Is & Eqpt.

Pub 1i sher Selected Publisher Selected

Instr. Instr. Instr. Instr.

Board Action Board Act ion Board Action Selected 216.00 Low 216.00

1957■=’>958

5,325.81

FORD FOUNDATION

American Museum of Natural History App leton-Century-Crofts, Inc.

Bausch & Carpenter Carolina Clements

860,00

Lomb Optical Company Paper Company Biological Supply Co. Sporting Goods

Dulaney’s

Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies

Extra Mt is. & Equipt.

Selected Low

648.00 155.95

6.50 23.55 300.00 110,000.00 85.87

452.00 783.95

Field Enterprises Educ. Corp# Graham Paper Company

Instro Supplies Instr. Supp lies

Publisher Selected Board Action

292.08 19,750.^7

Hart Industrial Supply Co. Henry Holt & Co., Inc.

Instr. Supplies Materia Is & Equipt.

Low Publisher Selected

36i86 15*92

International Business Machines

Instr. Supplies Operating Expense

Board Act i on 1,305.00 Selected L|40.00

Instro Supplies

Standard Low

The MacMi 1 Ian Company Mi 1 ler Jackson Company Marshall! Supply & Equipt. Co.

Materia Is & Equipt. Materia Is & Equipt. Other Operating Exp.

Publisher Selected Low Low

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Materia Is & Equipt.

Bid Agreement

Random House, Inc. Raytheon Manufacturing Company

Materials & Equipt. Materials & Equipt.

Publisher Selected Letter Quotation

4.59 505.15

Sagamore Press Inc., Publishers

Materials & Supplies

Publisher Selected

5*16

Thompson Book & Supply Co.,

Instr. Supplies

Board Action

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

The Viking Press Company

Materia Is & Supplies

40.28 14.00

Publisher Selected

1,745.00

54.28 413.48 517.94 22.2 JI 9.79

10,000.00 18.36

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Page IJ

1958 FORD FOUNDATION CONTINUED)

Board Action

Ward’s Natural Science Est. Inc. Western Newspaper Union

Operating Expense

50.70

Low

112.80

Board Approva I Board Approva 1

150/bd’

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST

■’ Ruth Abbott Lou i se Ade 1 Arno Id

150*00

Board Board Board Board Board Board

Approva 1 Approva1 Approva 1 Approva1 Approva1 Approva 1

150.00 54.00" 150..00, 150.00 150.00 150.00

Board Board Board Board Board

Approva 1 Approva I Approva1 Approva1 Approva1

; 19.50 19.50 17.25 150.00 150.00

Christine Dean Ceci le DeWees George Downing

Board Approva1 Board Approva1 Board Approva1

150.00 150*00 150.00

Ann Ebel Nellie Ecton

Board Approva 1 Board Approva 1

150.00 150.00

Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board

Approva 1 Approva1 Approva1 Approva 1 Approva 1 Approva1 Approva1 Approva1

6.87 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00

Board Board Board Board Board

Approva1 Approva 1 Approva 1 Approva 1 Approva1

150.00 150.00 8.25 150.00 150.00

Marlene Osteen Dorothy Peale Mary Pruitt

Board Approva1 Board Approval Board Approva 1

150.00 150.00 150.00

Ottelia Quindt

Board Approval

150*00

Faye B i 1 Is Gi 1 Booth Helen Bordelon Edith Buck Clyde But ler Ophelia Byars Cara Cecelia Cowan Judy Cowan Zeta M. Cowan Bi 1 1 Coffia Hu Ida Cooley

^Joanne Ho 11ingworth Velta Hunley Viola Jayne Marty Lack Gene Land Janice Lee Hazel Livingston Me I ba Logue

WiI 1iam Mackin Mary McCai n Beu lah D. McCa 1 1 Gerrir Mi Iburn A\l lene Mize

Extra Help

Extra Help Extra Help Extra Help

Extra Help

. '.d

J ■■

v As "■

Avis Richardson Nita R o b b Sue Rob i son Lura Rucker Gladys Shepherd Char lotte Sm i th s Ronnie Smith State Dept, of Education

. X.

Hettye Summers

Dr. Herbert A. Thelen

Duane Weinert Ceci 1 G. West Gladys Whe1 ihan Marieta Will iams

Extra Help

Board Board Board Board Board Board Board

Approva1 Approva1 Approva 1 Approva 1 Approva1 Approva1 Approva 1

150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 30.00

Supervi sors

Board Approval

5,250.00

Board Approva1

150.00

Board Approva 1

'6W9^

. , J. ■

Extra Help

Board Board , Board Board

Approval Approval Approva1 Approva 1

150.00 14.50 150.00 75.00

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

LIST OF 1958 BUILDING LEVY CLAIMS RECEIVED TOO LATE TO BE INCLUDED WITH PREVIOUS LIST ON| PAGES 6-10; but amount is added, in the total on page 1. |

$ 69.OO

Gil Booth

Cara Cecelia Cowan

80.00

Judy Cowan

80.00

Zeta Cowan

21+.00

Beulah D. McCall

27.00

Dennis D. Mooney

1+3.12

Ronnie Smith

10.00

Cecil G. West

96.50 Total------

i | |

$1+29.62

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to ratify the August 1^8 payrolls, authorize issuing the September 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list, totaling $1+25,027-67, as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #212-A Payrolls and Vendor Bills Approved

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #212 -B Transportation Contract Approved.

It was moved, by Mr. McCljp,y and. seconded, by Mrs. Melton that the Board, enter into a transportation contract with Mr. Virgil Gee, Mr. E. M. Barnes, and. Mr. Murray S. Butler for the furnishing of transportation services to the various areas as shown outlined, on the following tabulation, at a total cost for the school year 1958-59 of $32,199-00; all recommendations being made on low bid basis and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

TABULATION VIRGIL GEE

ROUTE #1 - Schedule A-D Grant, Capitol Hill Sr., Culbertson, and Emerson ALL OR NONE ROUTE #2 - Schedule A-D Northeast, Emerson, Webster, and Culbertson ALL OR NONE ROUTE #3 - Schedule A-B Northeast, Emerson, Webster, and Culbertson ALL OR NONE

ROUTE #6 - Schedule A-H Bryan and Page Crippled Children

M. M. McBRIDE

$U,95O.OO

$5,2Uo.oo 5,190.00

$5,508.00

U,950.00

5,2U0.00 5,190.00

5,508.00

U, 950.00

5,2UO.OO 5,190.00

5,508.00

ROUTE #U - Schedule A-B Douglass and Moon ALL OR NONE ROUTE #5 - Schedule A-B Northeast ALL OR NONE

E. M. BARNES

2,870.00 2,820.00

2,880.00

2,680.00 2,580.00

12,2to.00

12,O59ÂťOO

MURRAY BUTLER

$2,610.00

3,208.00 (U routes) 1U,382.OO

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #213 Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve negotiating an agreeAgreement with ment with the Oklahoma City Bus Company for the supplying of charter buses to serve the City Bus. Co five areas described herein; it being understood that the Board of Education is to guarantee Approved the City Bus CÂ°ompany an income of the amounts shown, and the City Bus Company will collect 5$ per student per ride, except in the case ofLancaster Lane to Taft and Northwest Classen, the charge will be 100 per student per ride, and, in turn will apply this collected fare toward the guarantee of the charter:

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

Bodine City to Southeast High School Sunny Lane to Central High School Sandtown to Moon and Douglass High Schools Mark Twain to Central High School Lancaster Lane to Taft and Northwest Classen

$9-90 8.60 8.25 6.60 8.90

per per per per per

trip trip trip trip trip

|R. #213 Cont'd

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve negotiating an agreement with the Oklahoma City Bus Company for the transportation, temporary basis (while new elementary classrooms are under construction only), as follows: Rockwood pupils to Lee School Rockwood pupils to Heronville School Creston Hills pupils to Webster School Monroe pupils to University Heights School Monroe pupils to Horace Mann School

$7.60 6.60 7.60 6.60 6.60

per per per per per

trip trip trip trip trip

|r . #211+

| Agreement |Temporary with Bus Company § Approved_______

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to confirm lease agreement with Nichols Hills Baptist Church for space equivalent to two classrooms for the conducting of kindergarten classes from Burbank School for the period of time Burbank School addition is under construction, at a rent of $200 per month, additional details having been agreed upon in the proposals. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye. " *♦’

R. #215 Lease Agreement for Classrooms to Serve Burbank Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to confirm lease agreement with Village Methodist Church for two kindergarten rooms for the conducting of kindergarten classes from Ridgeview School for the period of time Ridgeview School addition is under construction, at a rent of $200 per month plus additional payment by the Board of Education of one-half the utility bills (water, gas, and electricity) during the term of the rental period; additional details having been agreed upon in the proposal. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #216 Lease Agreement for Classrooms to Serve Ridgeview Confirmed

R. #217 Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that one lot of new moveable type kitchen equipment be purchased for kitchen areas at Rockwood, Stand Watie, Fillmore, Awards Made on Garfield, McKinley, and Creston Hills schools from the low bidders shown listed below in Kitchen Equip. the total amount of $21,81+3-00; the purchase to be charged to the Bond Fund accounts as assigned to each school, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Commercial Equipment Company Gardner Hotel Supply Company The Jones Company, Inc.

$l+,O32.OO 9,651*00 8,160.00 $21,81+3.00

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

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that one lot of lumber be purchased for use in all schools by the Maintenance Department from Calhoun Lumber Company in the amount of $3,53^*57, low bid, the purchase to be charged to the M-12 Building Levy account, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for

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

R. #218 Award made on Lumber for All Schools

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D 1E

R. #219 Purchase of Projectors Confirmed.

Motion was made by Mrs^ Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of four master Vugraph Projectors, one each for Northwest Classen, Taft, Capitol Hill Senior, and the Television Studio, from the bidders submitting letter bids listed below, in the total amount of $1,396.00, the purchase to be charged to the Ford Foundation A-0-2F account: Dowlings, Inc. Vaseco, Inc.

698.OO 698.OO $17396.00 $

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R. #220 Purchase of Film Approved.

IT was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one lot of standard Audio Visual Film for the Teaching Materials Center from the firms shown listed below in the total amount of $6,166.56, the purchase to be charged to the 1-33 account:

Indiana University Jim Martin Coronet Films Allen-Moore Productions, Inc. McGraw-Hill Book Co. Atlena Films, Inc. Film Associates of California Frith Films Educational Films Arthur Barr Productions Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. Encyclopaedia Brittanica Films Walt Disney Productions, Educational Film Div. Roy Wilcox Productions, Inc. University of Oklahoma Pat Dowling Pictures Moody Institute of Science

706.18 1,195*00 1,063.75 90.16 U70.52 105.00 225.00 130.00 160.30 100.00 500.00 750.00 80.27 120.26 100.12 100.00 270.00 $6,166.56 $

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #221 Purchase of Electrical Supplies Approved.

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that one lot of electrical fixtures and supplies be purchased for new art rooms at Capitol Hill Senior, Harding, and the Stadium at Douglass from the low bidders, Hunzicker Brothers inthe amount of $1,678.29, and General Electric Company in the aamount of $281.00 * total $1,959*29â&#x20AC;˘ The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

Information to the Board: Bids Due on Bldg. Projects j

It was reported that the bids on the following building projects would be ready to open on Thursday, September U, 1958, U:30 p. m.: Addition to Garfield Elementary School Addition to Jefferson Davis Elementary School

R. #222 Approval to Readvertise for Bids

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve re-advertising for bids on an addition to Stand Watie School, to be opened on Thursday, September 18, 1958, U:30 p. m., instead of September U, 1958 as previously advertised. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #223 Contract Award ed on Addition to W. Nichols Hills School

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting the low bid of J. J. Cook Construction Company in the amount of $116,000 base bid, less alterne of $U50-net $115,550, for the construction of a 1958 addition and alterations to West Nichols Hills School; bids, as follows, having been opened on August 21, 1958, U:30 p. m, plans and specifications having been prepared by Noftsger & Lawrence & Associates, AIA Architects; Notice for Bids attached: Alternate Bidder Base Bid Number One

H. J. Benedict J. J. Cook Culwell, Haskell W. D.. Douglas L. H. Humphries Lehman Lippert Milner Schwartz

1 i! 3

$131,68^ 116,000 127,900 125,U95 12h,99^ 13^,827 123,23^ 120,789

-292 -U50 -305 -300 -292 -388 -287 -290

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

|r . #223 !Continued

The motion carried, on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

The Superintendent reported that first day enrollments from all Oklahoma City public schools for September 2, 1958 totaled 56,275^ which is approximately 2000 more than first day enrollments last year.

|First Day I Enrollment

The Superintendent reported on an hour-long T-V program over WKY-TV, Sunday, August 31 > concerning schools. He felt that the report on the Oklahoma City schools was the most optimistic of them all. The program showed many activities and facilities of the Oklah City schools in a most effective and impressive way.

|Superintendent Commends

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, second by Mr. McCray, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the

ATTEST

siden-

I I

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER U, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Oft THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA. CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN

THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1958, *4-:30 P. M.

t I i

PRESENT:

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President

Nellie R. Melton

Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

J j

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superj intendent; Mr. Bill Foutz, Engineer; Mr. H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Mr. Millard PrigmoreJ

Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press.

Mrs. Melton gave the invocation.

j Invocation

SPECIAL

( s I 5 j |

| On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, Lids were opened in response to the I attached Notice for Bids on additions to Jefferson Davis and Garfield elementary schools; | and the bids were read aloud as tabulated below:

R- #225 Bids Opened on Additions to Davis and Garfield Schools_____

ยง

TABULATION OF BIDS

J. Davis Addition

Garfield School Addition

Bidder Commander Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co. Haskell Culwell Construction Co. C. T. Hughes Construction Co. Lehman Lippert Construction Co. Milner Construction Co. Wynn Construction Co.

Base Bid $92,890 97,768 90,385 95,000 93,679 97,000 89,950

Bidder

Haskell Culwell Construction Co. Anderson & House John H. Putney Construction Co. L. H. Humphries Schwartz Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co. H. J. Benedict Construction Co. J. J. Cook Construction Co.

Base Bid

$106,7^5 119,000 113,500 105,60U 10^,986 121,678 109,880 106,371

It wa's moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the central office staff be authorized to award contracts on the additions to Garfield and Jefferson Davis Schools, after consultation and consideration, to the lowest qualified bidders, as follows: I

Garfield School Addition - to Wynn Construction Company, Caudill, Rowlett & Scott, AIA, Architects, in the amount of $89,950 less alternate of $160, net bid $89,790;

1 I J

R. #226 Awarding Bids I to Lowest Qual ! ified Bidders | Approved i

Jefferson Davis School Addition - to Schwartz Construction Company, Reid and Associates, AIA Architects, in the amount of $10^,986 less alternate of $82, net bid of $10^,90^. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." i

PURCHASING Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept the bid of Miller Floor Company in the amount of $3,365.19 on one lot of Vinyl Asbestos Tile for use in corridors at Harding High School, the purchase to be charged to the M-12 account; this being the lowest of six bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #227 Bid Accepted on Vinyl Tile

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER U, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #228 Purchase of Great Books Kits Approved

PURCHASING - CONT'D

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that a special purchase be made from the Oklahoma City Public Library of a total of 110 Great Books Kits at a unit cost of $8.50, extended, $935-00; the purchase to be charged to the 1-30 account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

R. #229 Approval to Buy Sites for Parking at Harding School

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of the following described property, with authority to issue warrants in payment of same on approval by the Board Attorney:

(1)

Lots 37 and 38, Block 5 (821 N. W. 33rd), Ross Mann Addition to Oklahoma City. Present owners are Chas. M. and Audie Stepehnson. Price - $11,000. Occupancy November 1, 1958;

(2)

Lots 35 and 36, Block 5; (825 N. W. 33fd)> Ross Mann Addition to Oklahoma City. Present owners are Leslie G. and Florence M. Campbell. Price - $11,000. Occupancy - November 15, 1958;

these properties to be used for additional parking for Harding High Schiol when houses are removed and land is provided with parking facilities. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

Dates for Opening Bids on School Additions

R. #230 Adj ournment

Information to the Board: It was*reported that bids will be opened on Thursday, September 18, 1958, ^:30 p. m., on the following building projects: (1)

Construction and completion of an addition to Stand Watie Elementary School;

(2)

Construction and renovation of asphaltic play areas for 65 elementary schools.

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

day of

Approved the_

ATTEST

Clerk

1958.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0^* THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958 AT U:30 P. M. PRESENT:

C. B. McCray, Vice President

Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant, Superin-: tendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Charles Harville, Purchasing Office; A. H. Higdon, Research Office; David Light, Accountant; Ruel Potts and Mark Cullen, Engineering Department; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Glen Bowman, President of Classroom Teachers Association; Leonard ! Hanstein, Visual Aids Dept. Marshall High School; Loy Ferguson of the Daily Oklahoman. ?

Mr. Wright gave the invocation. * SPECIAL

â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Invocation

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids in response to the attached Notice for Bids were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation below

jR. #231 iBids Opened on Stand Watie Addition

TABULATION OF BIDS ON ADDITION TO STAND WATIE SCHOOL

BIDDER Builders Construction Co. Commander , A. C. Culwell Construction Co.

BASE BID $207,1+00.00 188,1+1+6.00 202,210.00

BIDDER

BASE BID

$217,900.00 W. D. Douglas Co. Humphries Construction Co. 2O1+,975.OO 205,830.00 Wynn Construction Co.

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the foregoing bids on Stand Watie School addition be referred to the central office staff for further study, consultation and later report to the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids in response to the above Notice for Bids were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation below:

TABULATION OF BIDS ON PLAY AREAS BIDDER Connelly Construction Co. J. J. Cook Construction Co. Metropolitan Paving Co. Steelman Construction Co.

BASE' BID (Design A) $1^5,253.00 139,162.00 11+9,900.00 159,375.00

BIDDER

|r .

#232

ifor Study and ;Later Report to Board p. #233 iBids Opened jon Play Areas

BASE BID (Design B) $107,990.00 111,971-00 115,750.00 119,850.00

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the foregoing bids on play areas be referred to the central office staff for further study, consultation, and later recommendation to the Board. The motion carried on roll call, all members present voting "Aye."

p. #23^ bids Referred t, ^Central Office

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion to approve the following resolution directing personnel to attend the meetings as indicated was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye;" RESOLUTION

k #235

personnel Directed to Attend Meetings

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1958 - CONTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;D

R. #235 Continued

RESOLUTION - CONTINUED

W. H. Taylor - Third Annual Conference of Directors of Secondary Education, Kansas City, Missouri, October 6-8, 1958; Lonnie Gilliland - National Conference on Driver Education, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana, September 21-2U, 1958;

Elaine Tucker -National Association of Educational Broadcasters, Omaha, Nebraska, October 1U-17, 1958; Melvin W. Barnes - Meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, Detroit, Michigan, October 9-11, 1958. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend the meetings as indicated, with the understanding tl/'&t 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of the above persons on these trips be paid by the Board of Education*.

R. #236

Resolution of Appreciation for Chas. L.

Edwards

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On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mr. Charles L. Edwards, Custodian recently deceased, was passed: RESOLUTION

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Charles L. Edwards, September 8, 1958. Mr. Edwards joined the Oklahoma City School System in 19^8 as floorman at Taft Junior High School. Before going to John Tylor School in the fall of 1957 as custodian, he had served at Roosevelt, Adams, Carey, and Coolidge.

Mr. Edwards took great pride in his work and showed genuine interest in every detail. He was conscientious and always eager to please everyone. His friendliness, as well as his services, will be greatly missed. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Edwards' years of faithful and efficient services, and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

i Date Set for

Opening Bids [ on Bldg. Proj. |

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Information to the Board: It was reported that Thursday, October 2, 1958, ^:30 p. m. is the date and time set for opening bids on the following building projects;

(1) (2)

R. #237 Purchase of Site for School Approved

Addition to McKinley Elementary School Addition to Creston Hills Elementary School

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of 40 acres of land for unnamed schools as described below, it being planned to locate an elementary school and a junior high school on this site:

The Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SW# NE#) of Section 19, Township 13 N, R 3 W of I. M., Oklahoma County; Price $3^,250 and interest as listed on claim; With approval to pay $9,250.00 to C. Hubert Gragg now and the balance of $25,000 plus interest to Frank and Christine Kratky after January 1, 1959On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #238 Change Orders Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following described change orders on school projects:

(1)

Change Order No. 1 to the Wynn Construction Company on the Millard Fillmore project in the amount of a deduction of $131*00, changing the hardware and adding the install ation of an area drain and a cold water inlet on the domestic water storage tank.

(2)

Change Order No. 1 to the Wynn Construction Company on the Edwards School project in the amount of a deduction of $290.00 for an exchange of hardware.

(3)

Change Order No. 1 to E. V. Cox Construction Company on the Rockwood School project in the amount of a deduction of $358.56, changing the hardware, installing one door, and making some cabinet changes.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1958 - CONT'D

(1+)

R. #238 > Continued

Change Order M). 1 to the Wynn Construction Company on the Garfield School project in the amount of a deduction of $1+28.00, changing specifications of plywood, flooring, and thickness of roof insulations, this deduction being an agreement contingent on letting the contract.

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

â&#x20AC;˘R. #239 ^Approval to Buy ^Additional Land

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of a part of Lot 1+k and a part of Lot 1+5, Block 3, Garden Fox Addition, to be used for overpass landing at John Ross Elementary School, from Dodson & Merson, owners, in the amount of $1000.00; with authority to issue warrant in payment of same on approval by the Board Attorney. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

for Ross School

R. #2k0 It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of the following described properties to enlarge Rockwood School grounds, with authority to issue Approval to Buy Additional Land warrants in payment of same on approval by the Board Attorney: ;for Rockwood Sc Block 5; Standers First Addition in SE#, Sec. 12, T11N, R U W of I. M.:

(I) Lots 37 and 38, Block 5, owned by V. N. Souligny - $1000 cash and the assumption of paving in the amount of $209-355 (2) Lots 35 and 36, Block owned by Mr. and Mrs. John L. Edelman - $5,500 cash and the assumption of paving in the amount of $209-35; giving the Edelmans the right to removedthe five-room house;

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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "aye."

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve an exchange of land with the Clover Leaf Development Company, owner of property immediately east of Rutherford B. Hayes School; the exchange to be the north end of our present site, 36O' x 660' for J a similar tract east of the present school 3&0' x 660', - an even exchange. The motion { carried unanimously on roll call.

Grant Landon to employ labor and buy material to connect the electrical machinery. roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the ATTEST

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(3) Lots 31> 32, 33; 3^-; Block 5; owned by Mr. Roy Jennings - offered $2000.00 cash and the assumption of the paving in the amount of $1+18.70 and paymentxof the 1958 tax in the amount of $1+9-1+1+-

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase and modernization of transformers presently owned by the Industrial Electric Company which are used in connection with Channel 25; at a price of #3;^00-00> with permission for Mr.

R. #21+1 Approval to Exchange Prop. for Hayes Sch.

R. #21+2 Purchase and | Modernization | of Transformer | Approved

R. #21+3 Adjournment

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION jfF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 195 8 AT U: 30 P. M. PRESENT: .

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President

Mrs. L. D. Melton Jim Wright ABSENT:

Otto F. Thompson

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Dr. T. H. Broad, Bill Haller, and A. H. Higdon - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Ruel Potts, Engineer's Office; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Loy Ferguson of the Daily Oklahoman.

s Invocation

The invocation was given by Mrs. Melton.

SPECIAL BUSINESS On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids received in response to the attache^ R. #2UU Notice for Bids on additions to McKinley and Creston Hills Elementary Schools were opened | Bids Opened on and read aloud as per the following tabulation: « Additions to McKinley and Creston Hills Schools

TABULATION OF BIDS Creston Hills School Addition

McKinley School Addition Base Bid

Bidder

Commander Construction Co. E. V. Cox Dunning Construction Co. C. T. Hughes Humprhies Construction Co. Wynn Construction Co.

$212,212.00 209,876.00 232,989.00 223,000.00 202,91+5.00 208,800.00

Base Bid

Bidder

$192,800.00 201,722.00 210,701.00 207,333-00 209,800.00 209,500.00

J. J. Cook Co. W. D. Douglas Chas. M. Dunning Walter Nashert Co. J. W. Skaggs Wynn Construction Co.

R. #21+5 Bids Referred to Central Office Staff

It was moved by'Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the foregoing bids on McKinley and Creston Hills school additions be referred to the central office staff for further study, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried unanimously.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

R. #246 Payment for Additional Sei vices Approvec

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve request to alter and endorse the 1958-59 contracts in effect between the Oklahoma City Board of Education and the following employees which required additional services rendered by these employees for workshop attendance and participation (television), the extent of time involved and the amount of the additional payment to each by the Board of Education being as follows, to be charged to the I-1+7-B account: //■-

Employee

Time Involved

Amount

Thelma Bailey Dalton Eads W. B. Graham Vivien Haynes Thomas J. Hill Otis Lawrence Lelia Lovejoy J. Frank Malone Earl Martin Lila Quinn

Two Two Two Two Two Two Two Two Two Two

Weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks

$150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00

Employee

Mildred Rickard Georgia Rogers Donna Schumacher Evyline Snelson Elaine Tucker Clara Maye Wade L. D. Weber Helen Jones Myrna Kingston David Swanson

Time Involved

Two Two Two Two Two Two Two Two Two One

weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks week

Amount

$150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00

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,L— 1

U00.00

1+00.00 75.00

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "aye."

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve request to alter and endorse the 1958-59 contract in effect between the Board of Education and W. E. Taylor which required additional services in connection with T-V stands, for two weeks time in the amount of $150.00, to be charged to the I-1+7-B account. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

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p. #21+7 |Approval to Paj IW. E. Taylor

|for Extra Work 3 i

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #2h-8 Agreement for Publishing Personnel Di-|

It was moved by Mr. McSray and seconded by Mr. Wright to negotiate an agreement with the Times Journal Publishing Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for the publishing of the 195859 personnel directory at a base price of: 2,500 copies @ $11.50 per page

rectories [ Approved._____ :

New and changed lines @ 100 per line First proof @ 500 per proof Additional proofs @ 100 per proof Additional copies @ $60.00 per 100 copies

to be charged to the A-39 account. J I

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." BUILDINGS

R. #2^9 Low Bid Accepted on Play Areas

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Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept the low bid of Connelly Construction Company in the amount of $107,990.00 for play areas at elementary schools, with the provision that change orders be written as follows:

Base Bid--------------- $107,990.00

Change Orders: (1)

Eliminate headers on play areas

Deduct ----- ........... $8,^90.00

(2)

Change concrete walks to asphaltic walks without headers Deduct -----------------

3,715.20

-12,20:5.20

RET--------- $ 95,781+.80 The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #250 Low Bid Ac-

cepted on Stand Watie Addition

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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to accept the low bid of Commander Construction Company in the amount of $195,577.00 the construction of an addition and remodeling to Stand Watie Elementary School, as follows:

Base Bid

- ------- $188, W. 00

Add Alternate #2 - Utilities beyond 10' of Building -----------------Deduct Alternate #3 - Change in brand of windows - -------Add Alternate. #1 - Concrete walks and service drive ----------MET-------

3,750.00

-k24.00 3,825.00

$195,597-00

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #251 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr . McCray, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the ATTEST 12

Clerk

President

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0% THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN

REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION

| IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1958 AT U:30 P. M. | i

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President

Mrs. L. D. Melton Jim Wright

ABSENT:

Otto F. Thompson

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Bill Foutz, Engineer; Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald, Gilbert L. ! Robinson, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; David Light, Accountant; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; members of the press; representative of KWTV. Invocation

Mr. Wright gave the invocation.

Visitors

The President welcomed three Visitors from the City P-TA Council: Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs. Morrissett.

R. #252 Minutes Approved

Motion to approve the minutes of the meetings of July 7, 1958, September 1, 1958, September 2, 1958, September 4, 1958, and September 18, 1958 was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried. ST

LEGAL AND.FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his monthly report for September 1958.

Treasurer's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, submitted a report of the Taft Stadium Board to each member of the Board of Education.

Auditor's Report

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the Attorney's recommenR. #253 dation to pay Mr. Roy Jennings $2400.00 for Lots 31-34, Block 5, Standers First Addition, Payment of (Rockwood School), with the understanding that the title of the lots is safe but not mer$2400 for chantable, and the assumption of the paving in the amount of $418.70 and payment of the Jennings Prop. I (Rockwood Sch.} 1958 tax in the amount of $49-44 by the Board, as previously agreed upon. On roll call, I the motion carried unanimously. Approved

|r . #254 Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the Attorney's recommendation that the Board pay the abstract bill in connection with Lots 37 and 38, Block 5, | Agreement to Standers First Addition (Rockwood School) , which we are purchasing from V. N. Souligny, ,Pay Abstract the Board having previously agreed to pay $1000 cash and the assumption of paving in the S Bill on Solignj amount of $209.35 on this property. The motion carried on roll call with all members votinglProp. (Rockwooc "Aye." On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, the foregoing legal and financial reports I were approved as given. I | SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

R- #255 Reports Approve

| It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment of one-half the

R. #2% Approval for Principals to Make Study at Oklahoma State

| expenses of twenty (20) elementary school principals to spend five days, OEtober 12-17, at I Oklahoma State University to take tests in the University Council for Educational Administration Program, studying the elementary principalships, it being understood that the Kellogg Foundation will pay the balance of the expense. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye-." Motion to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Gilbert Robinson to attend the conference indicated was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "aye:"

RESOLUTION

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R. #257 I Mr. Robinson Directed to Attend Conference, 0ct-21-2^l

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 person would attend the professional meeting indicated: Mr. Gilbert L. Robinson - to attend a Personnel Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, October 21, 1958 through October 24, 1958.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Mr. Robinson be directed to attend the conference indicated, with the understanding that such attendance ig 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 Bpecial service for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mr. Robinson on the trip be paid by the Board of Education.

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

R. #258 Attendance at NAEB Meeting Approved

Motion was made by Mr**McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following resolution directing Dr. Robert Shultz and Mr. Clarence Deal to attend the meeting indicated:

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 Dr. Robert Shultz and Mr. Clarence Deal would attend a meeting of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters in Omaha, Nebraska,October 13-17, 1958. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons 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 they can arrange their work so as to do so; and this being a special service for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of Dr. rShultz and Mr. Deal on the trip be paid by the Board of Education.

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Board Invited to Attend State P-TA COUNCIL, Tulsa

Mrs. Welch, President of the City P-TA Council, invited members of the Board to attend the State P-TA Council meeting to be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 16-17, and expressed the hope that some of them would be able to attend. PERSONNEL

Personnel Recommended

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE. BOARD: 1*

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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL:

MR. GEORGE HARJAN TO TEACH RUSSIAN BY TELEVISION FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1958-59. ON THE BASIS OF $60 PER MONTH, (10 MONTH BASIS)

;

MR. DONALD E. SEPTEMBER 22,

PERRYMAN, AS. PRODUCTION ASSISTANT, AT THE CLASSEN TV STATION, 1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $200 PER MONTH.

SALARY

EFFECTIVE

MRS. MAUDE MATHIS TO HELP WITH THE PRE-ENROLLMENT ATTENDANCE IN THE PUPIL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 22, AT THE RATE OF $12 PER BAY FOR THE DAYS SHE WORKS. (NOT TO EXCEED 60 DAYS)

REQUEST PERMISSION TO CHANGE THE ASSIGNMENT OF MRS. MARGARET HUGHES,

TEACHER AT MAYFAIR TO FULL-TIME KINDERGARTEN TEACHER AT MAYFAIR, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $5500 PER YEAR.

FROM i TIME KINDERGARTEN 1958.

EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 29,

REQUEST PERMISSION TO ADJUST THE SALARY OF RICHARD CORNER, TV STATION, FROM $3000 PER YEAR TO $3?00 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I, 1958. REQUEST PERMISSION TO ADJUST THE SALARY OF DR. ROBERT SHULTZ, ADMINISTRATOR, FROM $6000 TO $6500, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I, 1958.

REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER MRS. ANNE EDWARDS,

BROADCASTING CENTER,

FROM i TIME SECRETARY AT UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,

SALARY $102,50, TO FULL-TIME SECRETARY AT MARK TWAIN, SALARY $205 PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 23,

1958.

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4||6 N. MILLER

ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL

1 1 32 NW 38

KEG,

1519 N.

SCIENCE, BIOLOGY,

SHARTEL

ELEMENTARY

CHEMISTRY

4417 NW 18 66O6 NW |6 504 sw 57

ENGLISH, FRENCH, LATIN ELEMENTARY, KDG, HOME EC.

ART, HISTORY ELEMENTARY, SS, HOME EC.

3829 NW 23

4,3,2

5004 N.

ELEMENTARY,

4001

INDEPENDENCE

SPRINGLAKE DRIVE

KDG.

ELEMENTARY, JR-SR HIGH

2044 NW 21

ELEMENTARY

4543 NW M

2,3,

2820 NW 24

ELEMENTARY, SS SPEECH, 2,3,4

2420 S.

HUDSON

ELEMENTARY

3012 N. GERALDINE

ENGLISH,

SPEECH

1424 SW 43

ENGLISH,

SPEECH, HISTORY

617 nw

ELEMENTARY, JR HS

LOCKNEY, ANNE

9817 VILLAGE DRIVE

PR! MARY

NEWQOMB, HOWARD B.

1937 NW 17

ENGLISH, FRENCH, MATH

RHODES, MABLE J.

2408 NW 21

COMMERCE,

|4|4 NW 14

ELEMENTARY, JR-SR HIGH

2232 NW |6

HISTORY

RICHARDSON, NORMA J.

SANDLIN, ZETA SCHEIRMANN,

SEIBEL,

ELOUISE

VELMA

SPENCER, HAZEL C.

TROUT, JUDITH f

KDG,

1423 NE 24

404 NW HILL

EOFFMAN, jim mye

DOLBOW,

NW 27

SHOP, HISTORY BUSINESS ED, MATH f

HOME EC.

BYRD, ANA L.

CRIPPEN,

CARDINAL DRIVE

WOLFE, CHARLOTTE

202 NE 2 (BETHANY)2306 nw

5812 S. FRANCIS

609 NW 50 1845 WESTMINSTER PL.

HOME EC,

ENGLISH, MATH

ELEMENTARY

COMMERCE,

ELEMENTARY

elem entar

ENGLISH,

HISTORY

♦RETIRED TEACHERS

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SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1958-59:

BEL FORB,

EB|TH E.

COLGAN, MARGARET

GOOBSON, HALL,

•

PATRICIA 0.

PHYLLIS

(cont ?b ) ?40 SE 41

ELEMENTARY

508 nw

PHYSICAL EBUCATION

537 NW 32

SS,

11 12 SW 45

ELEMENTARY

HAYS, VIVIAN

1931

HOLLOWELL, LUCY JOHNSTON,

VIOLET

NE 25, APT A

ELEMENTARY

INSTR. MUSIC,

STRINGS

5604 S, ROCKWOOB

SS, BUSINESS,

ENGLISH

2513 NW 14

HOME EC,

SE 48

MAYO, SEAMAN A,

621

ROGERS, GLORIA

635 NE 24

ENGLISH

ELEMENTARY SCIENCE,

BIOLOGY,

SMITH, NORMA J,

RT #3, BOX 353

ENGLISH, MUSIC

STAFFORD, MARGARET

1514 NE 24

1,2,3

WAGNER, NORMA J,

3722 N. LANS

2,3,1

RUSSELL,

1142 N. BROADWAY

ART,

Nl EMAN, BERTHA R.

10009 HUNTLEIGH BRIVE

ELEMENTARY,

Le Gran

1 60S SE 62

K0G,

be ,

PHILIP C.

Lou

Betty

510 SHAWNEE (NORMAN)

BAVENPORT, BONNIE

De Lorme , dav ib

CHEM

ENGLISH, MATH ENG, SCIENCE

1,2,3

ELEMENTARY

1507 NW 28

SS, BUSINESS EB

GEORG?,I L. C.

2708 SW 48

SPANISH, SS

COCKLIN, MEREBITH A.

2621

CORNELIUS, MERL

3020 SOMERSET PL.

MUSIC

BAVIS, BESS C.

2100 FREMONT BR.

4,5,6

JOHNSON, LAURA G.

824 NW 17

K0G

JOHNSON, VIDAL.

1422 NE 42

3,4,5, ART

MELTON, MARY G.

36l2 N. BROASWAY

2,1,3

AUTEN, LEOUELLA

805 SE 43

2,3,4,5

2241

ELEMENTARY, SCIENCE

1 BARR,

..... * I-.-'.. PRIMER L.

...

2,4,3

■ NE 17

BEATTY, HAROL0

1007 NE 4

SCIENCE,

ELLIOTT, VICTORIA

1724 EUCL1B

ELEMENTARY, JR-SR HIGH

KIRK, CHRISTINE L.

2005 N. PAGE

JR-SR HIGH

ELEMENTARY

2504 NE l6

ENGLISH,

MOON, LEEOSHI A

1314 NE 8

PHYSICAL EB

NELSON, MILBREB M.

2801

ELEMENTARY, SPEC.

MATHUES, LEOLA E.

NE 17

SS,

SPEECH

E®.

2109 NE 14

ELEMENTARY, JR-SR HIGH

1104 NE 6

ELEMENTARY, KBG

TAYLOR, JEWEL

1212 BELLEVIDERE

1,2,3,6

TENNYSON, JOSEPHINE

1128 NE 9 IO36 NE 5

HOME EC,

NORTON, RUTH

STEWART, ALICE A,

TILLMAN, 0OVIE

BROWN, MABINE K.

520 N. WISCONSIN

elemen tary ELEMENTARY

ELEMENTARY

POLLAR0, CHRISTINE

2524 NE 8

ELEMENTARY, COMMERCE

SALONE, DOLORES Y.

|203 EUCLIB

HOME EC.

LANGLANAIS, RUBY M.

BICK,

VIRGIL G.

ABAMS, ALICE P.

508 NE 8

ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL

IO3l| NE 8

4,3,2

2109 NE 21

HISTORY,

ECONOMICS

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RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD:

Maintenance Department Request permission to employ Homer L. Baker as temporary sheetmetal man - Salary $1.75 per hour r- Effective September 22, 1958.

Request permission to employ Ralph T. Burnett as temporary T. V« technician - Salary $2.00 per hour - Effective September 24, 1958-

Request permission to employ Max D. Melton as temporary painter Salary $1.75 per hour - Effective September 26, 1958. Request permission to employ Tommy Ray Morton as temporary laborer Salary $ I.25 per hour - Effective September 3, 1958. Request permission to employ Clarence H. Ramsey as temporary Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective September 5, 1958.

CHANGE

Iaborer

IN SALARY:

Request permission to adjust the salary of Lonnie D. MaxwelhTtemporary employee in the Heavy Equipment Department from $1.50 to $1.75 per hour - Effective August 26, 1958.

CHANGE

IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT:

’f-

Request permission to transfer George Willis Turner from a temporary employee to a permanent employee ~ Salary to be adjusted from $1.75 per hour to $3600 per year - Effective October II, 1958.

Service Department

TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES: Request permission to employ Stephen S. Austin as 5 time temporary fioorman at Ridgeview - Salary $91.66 per month - Effective September 4, 1958.

Request permission to employ Harold Leroy Hall as 2 time temporary floorman at Lee - Salary $91.66 per month - Effective August II, 1958

TRANSFERS: Request permission to transfer Ronald Goode from 2 time floorman at Capitol Hill Sr., salary $94.16 to floorman at Capitol Hill Sr,, salary $185.82 - Effective September 25, 1958. Request permission to transfer Henry G. Love from floorman at Capitol Hill Sr., salary $193.33’to custodian at Coolidge, salary $218.33 “ Effective September 24, 1958.

Request permission to transfer Olin Wanzer from floorman at Northwest, salary $183.33 to relief custodian at all schools, salary $218.33 ~ Effective September 2, 1958. Request permission to transfer Calvin C. White from 2 time floorman at Buchanan, saI ary $91•66 to 3/4 time floorman at Buchanan, salary $137.50 - Effective September 16, 1958.

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Audio-Visual

Department

Request permission to empIoy BiI I H, Green as temporary apprentice film inspector in the Teaching Aids Department - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective September 10, I958O Request permission to employ Ralph B. Thornton as temporary apprentice fiIm inspector in the Teaching'Aids Department - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective September 15, 1958, Request permission to empIoy A I Ien L, Prinee as temporary apprentice fiIm inspector in the Teaching'Aids Department - Salary $1.00 per hour - Effective September 30, 1958. .q>r

R. #259 Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call, with all members presnet voting "aye." GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

The following Items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for approval:

I-

October 6S 1958

Item #1 Ratification of September 1958 payrolls previously'approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows §

1958-59 GENERAL FUND ...

1957-58 GENERAL FUND .........

S.............. •U61.58

1958- 59 BUILDING LEW .........

. 59,306.28

THE BOND FUND •

1,789,06

Item #2 Authority to issue payrolls for Ifovember 1958 in the following estimated amounts:: 1958-59 GENERAL FUND. . .

• V 0

' 0

THE BOND FUND ......

1958-59 BUILDING LETr

2,000,00

#3 Authorize payment of vendor bills as-. peTvattached itemized list. These bills Have been examined and .^provediby the. auditor As to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of : merchandise and /’or services. i ■ J'

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D 8

;

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT OCTOBER 6, 1958 The Asst. Supt. and Business Manager have checked all bills

The Auditor has checked all bills

1958-59 General Fund

$______... - . 55,951.1111 ...............

1957- 58 General Fund 1958- 59 Building Levy

1957-58 Building Levy 1958

Bond

. 1956

Bond

■1957-58 Ford Foundation

TOTAL

21.U55.9U

36.32U.8U

■

63,600.20

101,629.29

$ $

’12,761.88

’$

292,625.99

902 .UO B

1958-59 General Fund

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp

Printing Suppls-Inst.

Standard Low

69.58 511.36

A & E Equipment Co.

Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford

Low Selected

Agrafilms, Inc.

Suppls.Audio-Vi sual

Low

12.611 111.71

123.911

27.35 5.12

Airline Water Co. Water & Sewage Periodicals American Geographical Society Allen-Moore Productions, Inc. Suppls.Audio-Visual American Library Association Periodicals Anatomical Chart Co Suppls. Audio rVi sual Suppls .'Textbooks Appleton-Century-Crofts Inc Assn.for Supervision & Curriculum Development, NEA • Suppls 4, Genl. Inst.

Utilities Publi she r-Se le c te d Board Action Publisher-Selected Low Publisher-Selected

33.00 13.20 90 <.00 6.00 Ui.56 2.96

Publications

15.50

A.T. & S.F. Railway

Travel Expense

■Board Action

82.20

Audio-Visual MatlsCSonsultation Bureau .

Suppls-Textbooks •

Selected

Bailey Films, Inc.

Suppls,Audio-Visual

Low

18.95

Barada & Page, Inc.

Custodial Suppls. .

Low

139.25

Arthur Barr, Productions, Inc.

.'uppls, Audio Visual

Board Action

100.25

• 3113.00

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(1958-59 General Fund Continued) 50.00

Beltone Hearing Service

Suppls.Health Dept.

Standard

Chas. A.Bennett Co.,Inc. R.R. Bowker Company The Bobbs-Merrill Company,Inc Braniff Airways, Inc.

Suppls. Textbooks Suppls. Textbooks Suppls- Textbooks Travel Expense.Inst. Personnel

Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected Reimbursed

Uu59 U.00 2.20 U81.70

Branham’s, Inc.

Suppls, Research

Low

133.97

Brooking’S Pen Shop

Suppls,Business Office

Low

2.10

Howard E. Brown

Travel Expense,Inst. Personnel

Board Action

Mike Bryan Office Supplies

Suppls. Audio-Visual

Low Selected

Bureau of Educatidnal Research and Service

Suppls.Genl.Inst.

Selected

198.95 ST

90.07 k.25.

9U.32

£71.22 1

Carpenter Paper Company

Printing Suppls.Inst.

Low Selected

Bob Cates

Vehicle Maint. H.D.

Low

Childrens Press, Inc City Office Supply, Inc. City Bus Company City Spring Works

Suppls. Textbooks Suppls. Research Transp.Public Carriers Suppls.Adult School

Publisher-Selected Low Agreement Agreement

College Entrance Examination Bd.

Suppls. Textbooks

Selected

Colonial Williamsburg, Inc.

Suppls.Audio-Visual

Low

The Continental Press, Inc.

Suppls.Special Ed.

Publisher-Selected

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply,Co.

Suppls.Business Office

Standard

Coronet Films.

Suppls.Audio-Visual

Board Action

Suppls.Adult School

Low

Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford

Selected

137.25

Suppls.Radio R TV-Ford

Selected

18.62

Suppls.Textbooks Suppls. Textbooks

Low Publisher-Sele cted

11.611 2.70

TheyDaily Law. Journal-Record

Legal Publications

Publisher

Dannenburg Distributing Company

Vehicle Maint«Regular

Low

The John Day Company, Inc.

Suppls.Textbooks

Publi she r-Sele cted

2.51

Suppls.Audio-Visual Suppls.Textbooks f uppls.Audio-Vi sual

Low Publisher-Sele cted Publisher-Selected

7.10 1.30 25.00

‘ Cory’s Motion Picture Equip.

Creative Educational Society,Inc. ; Creative Playthings, Inc. Thomas Y Crowell Company ■ / -Crown Publishers, Inc..

■ Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc. Department of Public Instruction - . Dept.of,AV Instruction,N*E.A.

267.1:8 131.26

398

152.35 1.88 52.hO 3j703.30 10-00

3.50. 10.00

5.1b

15.30 U58.75 9.90

12h.25 85.12

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Page 3 (1958-59 General Fund Continued) Doenges Supply Doubleday and Company Inc. Pat Dowling Pictures Dowlings, Incorporated Bill Doyle Office Supply Duplicating Products, Inc. of Okla.

Suppls. Textbooks Suppls. Textbooks Suppls. Audio-Visual Suppls. Special Ed. Suppls. Special Ed. Storeroom Stocks

Low Publisher-Selected Board Action

Textbooks Audio-Visual Textbooks

Publisher-Selected

Suppls. E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc. Educational Film Library Assn. Inc. Suppls. Suppls. Educational Music Bureau, Inc. Alvin R. Eggeling Travel Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.Suppls.

Eureka Water Company

■Wjs.< ; <

Audio-Visual

Custodial Suppls.

Suppls. Audio-Visual Film Associates of California The First National Management Corp. Rental-Land & Bldgs. Suppls. Special Ed. Ben Franklin Store Suppls. Textbooks Follett Publishing Co. Suppls. Audio-Visual Frith Films

Low Low Standard Low

457.00 446.40

Low Publisher-Selected Board Action Board Action 75^ «40

Low Selected

11.29

T Low Agreement Selected Publisher-Selected Board Action

^5*00 12.27 100.00 44.80

93 «20 903.40

2.19 40.00 9.24 141.88 -

z > 761.69

•27.5Q< :

•M 6*25

200.00

3?olli

8.99^ 130.00

The Garrard Press

Suppls. Special Ed.

Low

11.56

Irwin C. Gaumer

Periodicals

Low

28.50

a;- ■ '■ 1

N.L. George Graham Paper Company Grand Award Record Corp. The C.A. Gregory Company

Suppls. Home Economics Travel Exp.Inst. Pers. Suppls. Textbooks Adm. Travel Custodial Suppls. Suppls. Textbooks Suppls. Textbooks

Harcourt Brace & Co., Inc. Harper & Brothers Hart industrial Supply Company D.C. Heath and Company Higdon Flower Shop Holiday House Inc. HCnry Holt and Company Houghton Mifflin Company

Suppls. Suppls. Suppls. Suppls. Suppls. Suppls. Suppls. Suppls.

The House of Wren, Inc.

General Electric Supply Co. Lonnie Gilliland The General Printing Co.

Low Board Action

Low Board Action Low Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected

254.97 34.30 662.50 60.001 5.521 5.40!

27.71L

Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected Low Publisher-Selected Low Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected

11.46 14.51 24.07,

Suppls..Engineer’s Off.

Low

i&80

Hunzicker Brothers

Custodial Suppls.

Industrial Chem. Labs. Inc.

Custodial Suppls.

Bid Agreement LOW Standard

Textbooks Textbooks Audio-Visual Textbooks Radio & TV-Ford Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks

international Business Machines,Inc .I.B.M. Rentals

5 <>21 119.55 .

59.19 1.25 r 3-ao; 2.14; 211.71!

124.76

18.00

Serv. Agreement 1,235 »00 Rental Agreement 15.00 1250.00

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6.59

International Film Bureau Inc.

Suppls.Audio-Visual

Low

Johnson Wholesale Electronics Casey Jones,Auto Paints.

Storeroom Stocks Suppls,Gen.Inst.

Low Selected

218.88 13.50

Fred Jones Ford Horace Jones

Suppls,Gen.Inst. Rent-Trans.Equipt

Standard Selected

U0.90 20.00

Key Eox Mfg. Co.

Storeroom Stock

Low

180.00

Kilpatrick Brothers

Suppls.Office of Supt.

Low

132.22

S.H.Kress & Co.

Suppls.Ge n.Inst.

Selected

Lakeside Methodist Church

Rental-Land & Bldgs.

Board Agreement

'Ledbetter Insurance Agency

Suppls.Research

Standard

5.00

L.E,Lewis, Jr.

Workshop-Ford

Selected

150.00

Library Supply Company

Suppls. Textbooks

Bid Agreement 5076.99 Standard 89.99

Library of Congress-Card Div. Litho Negative & Plate Company

Suppls. Textbooks Suppls,Radio & TV-Ford

Publi she r-Se le c te d Low

Magnolia Petroleum Company

Vehicle Maint. H.D.

Low

Magnus Craft Materials, Inc.

Suppls, Special Ed.

Selected

50^06

Jim Martin Educational Films McGraw-Hill Book Co, Inc A.C.McClurg & Co. The Macmillan Co.,Publishers Metropolitan Water Company Metropolitan School Study Council Mideke Supply Company Midwest Administration Center Morris Chevrolet, Inc. William Morrow & Company Mrs. Chester Mosely National Academy of Sciences

Suppls, Audio Visual Suppls, Textbooks Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford Suppls.Textbooks Water & Sewage-Reg. Suppls-Office of Sup’t Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford Suppls, Textbooks Suppls.General Inst. Suppls, Textbooks Transpt.Special Ed Suppls.Radio & TV-Reg.

Selected Publisher-Selected Letter Quotation Publisher-Selected Utilities Selected Low Publisher-Selected. Standard Publisher-Selected Selected Publisher-Selected

96.00 10.31 16.20 1.96 63.50' 25.00 31.00 10.25 93.83 2.35 50.00 11.00

Nat’l Assn of Educational Broadcasters

Suppls.Radio & TV-Reg.

Selected Standard

The National Education Assn. National Prebinds Nature Program

Suppls.Public Relations Publisher-Selected Suppls.Textbooks Publi sher-Sele c te d Suppls.Textbooks Publi she r-Sele c te d

9.88 16.31 3.010

R. Nelson, Treasurer

Suppls.Offices-All Schools Suppls.Office s -All Suppls * Office s-All Suppls.Offices-All Suppls.Office s-All

25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00

R.Nelson,:Treasurer R.Nelson, Treasurer R. Nelson, Treasurer R.Nelson, Treasurer

■

... ■,

Board Board Board Board Board

23.62 300.00

t 5,166.98

20.00 5.75

2,192.78

Action Action Action Action Action

500.00 1",56 ■

511.56

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 5 (1958-59 General Fund Continued) 25.00

R.Nelson, Treasurer

Suppls,Offices-All

Board Action

Nichols Hills Baptist Church

Rental,Land & Bldgs.

Board Agreement

Ohio School Boards Association

Suppls, Textbooks

Publisher-Selected

Oklahoma City Water Ibp’t.

Water & Sewage-Reg.

Utilities

Oklahoma City Libraries

Suppls, • Textbooks

Board Action

Oklahoma City UniversityBook Store

Suppls.Inst. Offices

Selected

27.60

Oklahoma County Water Co.

Water & Sewage-Reg.

Utilities

10.50

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.

Ele c tri c i ty-Re gular

Utilities

6,666.08

Okla. Laundry & Dry Cleaners.

Suppls.Health Dep’t

Low

Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.

Gas-Regular

Utilities*;.

356.12

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Suppls.Voc. Ed.

Bid Agreement 153.71 Selected I4..26

157.97

The Oklahoman & Times

Legal Publications

Publisher

Oklahoma Seating Company

Suppls.Radio & TV-Reg.

Low

19.00

Oklahoma Today Magazine

Suppls.Textbooks

Publi s he r-Sele c te d

30.00

Oil Filter Company

Vehicle Maint.Reg.

Low

16.08

Ottenheimer: Publishers

Suppls.Textbooks

Publisher-Selected

Photo Research.Corp.

Suppls.Engineers Off.

Board Action

Suppls.Audio-Vi sual

Low

50.13

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford

Low

10.11

Postmaster Postmaster Prentice-Hall,.. Inc.

Suppls.Adult School Postage-Regular Suppls. Textbooks

Standard Standard Publi she r-Sele cted

Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.

Vehicle Maint^Reg.

Low

The Psychological Corporation

Suppls.General Inst.

Pugh-Holmes Motor Company

Suppls.Adult School

Selected Foard Action Agreement

Purchasing Agents Association of Oklahoma City

Suppls. Bus in-ass Office

Standard

Radio Supply Inc.

Suppls .Audio-Visual

Low

Rice Machinery Company

Custodial Supplies

Standard

Pipkin Photo Service

200.00 1.50

• 5,717.90 935.00

63.00

174.60

3.70

772.60

80.00 300.00 Hi.73 1,19U.U

266.05 1693.00,

1,959.'O5

16.67 5.18

32.00

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT’D

Page

(1958-59 General Fund Continued) 25.U3 3.1U 1.75

Dr« Saul Rosenzweig Row, Peterson & Company Russky Kustar

Suppls.General Inst. Suppls.Textbooks Suppls.Textbooks

Selected Publis he r-Sele c te d Low

Sanitary Equipment Company

Custodial Supplies

Saturday Review

Suppls.Personnel

Selected 116.52 Low 26.50 Publisher-Selected

111 3.02 3.00

Scott Chevrolet

Suppls.Adult School

Agreement

236.79

.Sharp Auto Supply Company

Vehicle Maint-Reg.

Low

Simpson-Horton,Inc.

Suppls.Adult School

Agreement

75.73

Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Suppls.Home Ec«

Standard

18.7U

Jasper Sipes School Book Bep.

Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford

Publi she r-Sele c te d

2,Wi.2O

Sky Service Company Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Southwest Film Laboratory, Inc.

Rental-Land & Bldgs. Telephone-Regular Suppls.Audio-Visual

Standard Utilities Low

30.00 2,732.28 B 7.73

Southwest News Company

Suppls.Textbooks

Low

State Agency for Surplus Property State Department of Education Sterling Publishing Co, Inc.

Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford Second Quarter TV Fund Suppls. Textbooks

Low Board Action Publisher-Selected

18.2k 5,250.00 2.75

Dick Stout & Company Syracuse University Press Mrs. Harriett Thomas B.H.Thomas Thompson Book & Supply Co. (Ada) Thompson School Book Depository. Thompson Book & Supply Co.(Edmond) Town of Nichols Hills Treasure Records Triangle Blue Print & Sup.Co.

Suppls.Adult School Suppls.Textbooks Transpt.Special Ed Clerical-Printing’ ■ Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Suppls.Special Ed. Suppls.Special Ed. Water & Sewage-Reg. Suppls.Textbooks Suppls.Engineers §ff.

Selected ■Publisher-Selected Selected Agreement Selected Low Low Utilities Publi sher-Sele c te d Low

22» 77 U.U8 50.00 110.00 11.25 h.79 1U.53 62.20 12.15 5.80

The Twentieth Century Fund

Suppls.Texthooks

Publi she r-Sele c te d

7.79

Uarco Incorporated

Suppls.Business Office

Low

Underwood Corporation

Suppls.Business Office

Selected

3.00

Unesco Publications Center

Suppls.Textbo0ks

Publisher-Selected

3.50

Suppls.Audio-Visual

Board Action

University of Texas Press

Suppls.Textbooks

Selected

6.12

Vanguard.-; Pre ss

Suppls.Textbooks

Publisher-Selected

2.1i9

D.Van Nostrand Company,Inc Vase'co-jlnc

Suppls.Textbooks Suppls .Audio-Visual

Publisher-Selected Selected

15.96 209.00

University of Oklahoma ^Education Materials Service^'

9.8?

20.28

26.88

100.00

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

Page 7 (1958-59 General Fund Continued) A.C.Vroman,Inc

Suppls.Textbooks

Publishe r-Selected

16.69

Wallace & Tiernan Incorporated

Custodial Supplies

Staneard

12.50

Franklin Watts, Inc.

Suppls,Textbooks

Publishe r-Sele c te d

Waugh Brothers Supply- Go.

Custodial Supplies

Low

West Chemical Products, Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Low

Western Newspaper Union

Printing Suppls.Prod.

Standard

Western Uniform & Towel Serv.Inc

Printing Suppls.Inst.

Agreement

,5.78

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone-Regular

Utilities**?

25.68

West Nichols Hills ■ Presbyterian Church

Rental-Land & Bldgs

Agreement

305.06'■

Roy Wilcox Productions Inc.

Suppls.Audio-Visual

Board Action

120.06

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Suppls.Pupil Counseling Publishe r-Selec te d

B.G. Wilkes Company

Suppls.Auditor

Low

H3.75

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co.

Suppls.General Inst.

Low

11.88

The World Publishing Company Yoder Instruments Mary A.Thacker, Clerk 1-18 1-30 1-32 I-3U-B 1-35 1-36 1-39 ■ i-U I4i7-B A-25 A-27 A-28 A.-U3 F-Lt 0-22-A.

Suppls.Textbooks Publisher-Selected Suppls.Radio & TV-Ford Letter Quotation Printing-Salarie s 28.00 Textbooks 27.99 Periodicals .75 Radio & TV Suppl.Ford F< 2.57 Storeroom Supply 8.00 General Instruction 36.711 Vocational Supply 72. h2 Printing Supply .90 Workshop-Ford 1,285.95 'Office of Superintendent 9.H8 Public Relations 2.00 Research Supply ■ '2.00 Other Administrative Expense 21i.01 Rentals 229.Ho Repair to Vehicles-Regular 3.75

6.01 .ho

■

3U5.00 2.50

U.16

2.07 U3.00

I !

■

1,733.96,'

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 -CONT'D

Page 8 (1957-58 General Fund)

A & E Equipment Company

Inst. Suppls.

Low

23.12

American Education Publications

Inst.Suppls.

Publi she r-Sele cted

25.00

American Nature Association

Inst.Suppls.

Publi she r-Selec te d

12«00

Artcraft Press

Inst.Suppls.

Selected

Beautesalon Supply Company

Inst.Suppls.Vocational

Low

26.50

Bingham Printing Inks

Inst.Suppls.Vocational

Low

119.^0

Bottenfield’s Inc.

Inst.Suppls.Vocational

Letter Bid

196.01

John H.Cole Company

Inst.buppls.

Collins Dietz Morris Company

Custodial Supplies

Low

253.75

Davidson Sales & Service

Inst.Suppls.Vocational

Low

21U.60

Dfee’s Photo Supply, Inc.

Inst.Suppls.Vocatio nal

Letter Bid

338.03

Dep’t of Wildlife Conservation Dictaphone Corporation Doenges Supply Company

Inst.Suppls. Maint.Office Machines Inst.Suppls.

Publi she r-Selec ted Standard Board Action

The Dolese Company

Inst.Suppls.

Bid Agreement

Dowlings, Inc.

Inst.Suppls.Special Ed. Low Selected Board Action

h.97

U87.O7

14.50 10.80 1,13^.32

Uh. 77 700.07 1U2.U5 6.96

8U9.U8

E.P.Dutton & Co,.Inc.

Inst.Suppls.

•Publi she r-Sele c ted

Emsco Electric Supply Co,.Inc.

Inst.Suppls.

Low

Fototype Inc.

Inst.Suppls.Vocational

Low

General Electric Supply Co

Inst.Suppls.

Low Letter Bid

Ginn & Company

Inst. Suppls.

Board Action

1,332.68

Graham Paper Company

Office SuppJs.& Print1g .Board Action

U72.OO

Robert W.Grubbe Co.

Inst.Suppls.Vocational

Harcourt Brace & Company

Inst.Suppls.Special.Ed. Publisher-Sele cted

Hgrper & Bros

Inst.Suppls

Publi she r-Sele cted

Hgrt Industrial Supply Co.

Inst.Suppls,Vocational

Houghton-Mifflin Company

Inst.Suppls

Low Letter Bid 3h.$2 Standard 20.10 Publisher-Selected

5U.62 U8.96

Humpty-Dumpty

Inst.Suppls.Home Ec.

Selected

55.96

Low Standard

2.22 10,36 -

(596J4.9 2U.5O,

30.90 360.30

720.99

bit. 23 3.73

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

Page # 9

(19$7-!>8 General Fund Continued)

The H.R.Huntting Co,.Inc

Library Books

Publisher-Selected

30.71

Hunzicker Bros

Inst,Suppls

Low Letter Bid

57.71;

International Business Machines Corporation

Repair Office Machines

Selected

5.59

Jones Newby Supply Company

Inst.Suppls.Vocational

Low

3.U

Library Supply Company

Library Books

Bid Agreement

Jim Martin Educational Films

Visual-Aid Suppls.

Selected

275.00

Melton Co, Inc

Health Dep’t Suppls

UT Low Letter Bid

158.611

Mideke Supply Company Midwest Ceramics Inc. -■. . " • ■ ■

Inst.Suppls.Vocational Inst.Suppls

A»J«Nystrom & Co

Inst.Suppls.

Low Low Letter Bid 315.00 Selected 13.77 11.07 Low Bubli sher-Seise thd

Oklahoma Seating Company

Inst.Suppls.Special Ed

Low

33.10

O.K.Stamp & Seal Co

Night School Suppls

Low

1.90

W'.J.Pettee & Company

New School Apparatus

Low

99.90

Philosophical Library

Central Inst.Suppls

Publi sher-Sele cte d

10.20

B-adio Supply Inc.

Inst.Suppls

Low Letter Bid

67.38

Rand-McNally & Company

Inst.Suppls

Publi she r-Sele c te d

511.19

Readers Digest Educ.Assoc.Inc

Inst.Suppls

Publisher-Selected

250.00

Kathleen L.Riggs

Inst.Suppls.Special Ed

Selected Low

1113.85

8,869.66

55.115 88.11.0

811.39

339.8b 38.30

Scholastic Magazines

Inst.Suppls

Publisher-Selected

Science Research Associates

Inst.Suppls.Special Ed

Low

Semco Color Press

Office Suppls & frint’g .Board Action

Severin Supply Company

School Shop Equip’t

Board Action

Southwestern Stamp "Works

Night School Suppls

Low

11.00

Standard Duplicating Machines Agency

Business Office Suppls

Low

113.00

State Agency for Surplus Property

Inst.Suppls.Special Ed

Selected

13.014

The Steck Company

Inst.Suppls,Special Ed . Publisher #

151.75

15.15 1,262.60

UiO.86

15.07

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CONT’D

■

(1957-58 Gene-ralFundContinued) 55.26

Syracuse University Press

Inst.Suppls,Special Ed

Publi she r-Sele c te d

T.G.& Y Stores Co #69

Inst.Suppls

Selected

Thomas C.Thompson Company

New Furniture & Fixt.

Letter Quotation

136.83

Uarco Incorporated

I.B.M.Suppls

Board Action

900.22

Underwood Corporation

Business Office Suppls

Low

Vaseco Inc

New Furniture & Reprs

Low Board Action

Webster Publishing Co

Inst.Suppls,Special Ed

Publisher-Selected

Western Newspaper Union

Inst.Suppls,Vocational

Low

Westinghouse Elec.Supply Co

Inst.Suppls

Low Letter Bid

182.96

A & A Lock Shop Acme Brick Company Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.

Matrl-KLdgs-Regular Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular Office Type Machines

Low Low Service Agreement

5.60 31.16 319t75

Admiral Distributors

Mtrl-Electronics Rep.

Low

1.05

Allied Steel Erection Service

Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular

Low

56.25

American Electric Ignition Co.

Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular

Low

8.70

A & W Violin Shop

Musical Instruments

Selected

Ball Distr.& Engineering Co

Mtrl-Bldgs-Re gular

Board Action Low

Barber’s Glass Company

Low

63.31

Paul Blakeney Co

ReprVehicular Equipt (Regular) Mtrl-Grounds

Low

151.80

Mark Blodgett Insulation Co

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Low

8.00

Boardman Machinery Company

Rep-Vehicular Equipt (Heavy Duty)

Standard Low

Gil Booth

Salaries-Radio & TV (Extra Help)

Selected

U8.00

Britton Piano Shop,John W. Ramsbottom,Jr

Musical Instruments

Selected

138,50

8.85

61.30 79 #0 821|..l|.5

903.95 h.37 ’luU.56

1958-59 BUILDING LEVY

•

83.00 5OU.U5 375.00

U9.95 8.U3

879.U5

58.38

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D ........................... te-

Page #11 (1958-59 Building Levy Fund Continued) Brooks Radiator Shop

Rep.Vehicular Equipt

Low

111. 00

Paul Browdy

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Uo.oo

B rown Machineiy Company

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Low

li.oo

Burroughs Corporation

Office Type Machines

Service Agreement

919.90

Butler Shade Company

Mtrl-Bldg s-Re gula r

Selected

U51.5O

H.J.Butterly, Inc

Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular

Low

51.60

Carpet City

Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular

Low

93.50

Bob Cates

Mtrl-Bldg s-Re gula r

Low

79.U0

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular

Low

30.36

City Auto Parts

Rep-Vehicular Equipt (Regular) Rep-Vehicular Equipt (Regular)

Low

12.90

Low

U2.56

Clarke Sanding Machine Co

Mtrl-Bldg s-Re gula r

Standard Selected

John H.Cole Company

Mtrl-Bldg s-Re gular

Low

Comptometer Corporation

Office Type Machines

Service Agreement

Cook Electric- Supply Co

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regula r

■ Low

28.00

Cook Paint and Varnish Co

Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular

Low

266.25

Cara Cecelia Cowan

Salaries-Radio & TV (Extra Help) Salaries-Radio & TV (Extra Help)

Selected

16.00

Selected

16.00

Zeta M. Cowan

Salaries-Radio & TV (Extra Help)

Selected

21;, 00

Crane Co.

Mtrl-Bldg s-Re gular

Selected Low Standard

898.80 . 57.76 s 221.0071177.56

■

City Spring' Works

Judy Cowan

U9.75 5..00

5U.75

5.53 199.00

The Daily Law Journal-Record

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regula r

Publisher

70.35

Danneriburg Distributing Company

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Standard

ih.70

Davidson & Case Lumber Co

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Agreement Letter Bid Low

The Denman Company

Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Selected :

Bid Agreement

533.29 769.5U 9.12

1311.95 i 91;. 88 31.60

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

Page # 12 (1958-59 Building Levy Fund Continued)

Dowlingsj Inc

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Downtown Chevrolet

School Shop Equipt

Selected Standard Agreement

15.36

- -

Standard

10.7b 7.9h 6.81

25.149

1.92

Bill Doyle

Replace Non-Instructional Equipment

Low

Dudley Lock Corp.

Mtrl-HLdgs-Regular

Letter Quotation

Dulaney’s

Mtrl-Electronic Reprs

Low

Duplicating Products,Inc.of Okla

Office Type Machines

Selected Standard

Dyke Brothers

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Low

Electronic Supply Co

Mtrl-Electronic Keprs

Low

Emsco Electric Supply Co.,Inc

Mtrl-Bldg'--Regular

Low Letter Bid

The Gordon E.Ervin Company

Mtrl-Bldg s-Regular

Low Board Action

Federal Corporation

Mtrls-Bldgs-Re gular

Low

Fire Appliance & Supply Co

Mtrls-Bldg s-Regular

Bid Agreement

The Fleck Bearing Company

Mtrls-Grounds

Low

1.78

Forest Lawn Mower Service

Mtrls-Grounds

Low

18.70

General Electric Company General Electric Supply Company

■Mtrls-Radio & TV Repr Mtrls-Bldgs-Re gular

Standard Low

I4.I8.O6 266.63

The Glidden Company

Mtrls-Furniture

Agreement

188.71

B.F.Goodrich Store

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Regular) Mtrls-Bldg s-Re gular

Low

28. Oh

Low

5-hh

W.W. Grainger, Inc

55h.oo

21.03

6.00 169.08

175.08

16.09

hh.03 h3b. 66

110.60

1178.69 7.05

1,860.15

J.C.Hamilton Company

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Heavy Duty)

Low

10.09

Hart Industrial Supply Co

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low

832.85

Hohmann’s Appliance Service

Mtrls-Electronic Repr

Low

5.00

1• Hunzicker Bros

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Selected Low

Independent Supply Company International Business Machines (Corp) International Harvester Co

,Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low

Office Type Machines

Standard

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Heavy Duty)

Standard . /

6.36 67.55

73.91

9.h5 26.13

6.99

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

Page # 13 (1958-59 Building Levy Fund Continued) Johnson Motors

Repr-Vehicular 'Equipt (Regular)

Low

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Mtrls-Radio & TV Repr

Jones-Newby Supply Company

Mtrls-HLdgs-Regular

Selected Low Low

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

12.50 268.13 6.o>

2,10b.02 Low Letter Bid 683.6b Board Action 1,65b.20

27b.18 U95.5O

b,bbl.86

Leland Equipment Company

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Selected

206.00

Beulah D. McCall

Salaries-Radio & TV (.Extra Help) Office Type Machines

Selected

2b. 00

Merchant Calculators Div of Smith Corona Marchant Inc Riley McCullough Mideke Supply Company A Miller Floor Company

Service Agreed nt

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Selected Low Board Action-

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Board Action Letter Bid Low

120.00

32.50

333.32 17.77

351.09

3365.18 1382.65 109.00

b,856.83

Miller Jackson Company

Mtrls-Electronics Repr

Selected

182.21

Monroe Calculating Machine Co,Inc

Office Type Machines

Service Agreement

773.00

Dennis Mooney

Salaries-Radio & TV (Extra Help)

Selected

Morgensen Lumber Go

Mtrls-Bldgs-Re gular

Low Letter Bid

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low Selected

M & V Supply Co,.Inc

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Replace Non-Instructional Equipment-Ford Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Bid Agreement

Palady Welding & Equipment Co

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Heavy Duty)

Low-

Harold C. Parker & Company,Inc W.H. Payne Peery Tire & Supply

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Heavy Duty)

Low Selected Low

Perfection Equipment Company

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Regular)

Low

1)16 Perolin Co,, Inc

Mtrls-Bldg s-Regular

Board Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Bid.Agreement Low Low Lettr Bid Selected •

Pace Products

21.25 903.32 233.29

1,136.61

22.10 .... 57,«b3

79.53 56.22

Selected

b99.5O 20.00 b32.OO 30.00 lb7.26

3.28 b51.8O 535.68 59.68 21$. 60 113.61

95b.60

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

Page # Ik (1958-59 Building Levy Continued) 222.25

Plybrico Company .Radio Supply Inc

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular Mtrls-Radio & TV Reprs

Selected Selected Low

Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand

Office Type Machines

Service Agreement

Rice Machinery Company

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low Selected

Royal McBee Corporation

Office Type Machines

Service Agreement

Russell & Stoll Co, Inc

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low

Replace Non-Instractional Equipment-Ford

Selected

$7,311 75.90

Samâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Surplus Store

271.71 73.73

350.hit

1,566.90 v- -

90.00 6.75

96.75 322.27 8.09

Sharp Auto Supply Company

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Regular)

Low

S & H Shade Co,.Inc

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low

Sherwin Williams Company

Mtrls-Furniture .*

Low Agreement

Skil Corporation

School Shop Equipt

Standard

5.00

Bert Smith Road Machinery Co,Inc

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Heavy Duty)

Standard

.96

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low

117.00

Joe Southwell

Mtrls -Bldg s -Regula r

Selected

300.00

Southwestern Paint Co

Mtris-Bldg s-Regular

Low

U3.20

Southwest Radio & Equipment Co

Mtrls-Electronic Repr

Low

1.32

Southwest Tile Co

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low

33.50

Southwest Parts Corporation

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Regular)

Low

8.35

Southwest Wheel,Inc

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Regular) School Shop Equipt

Low

22.00

Selected

18.22

Soil Industries, Inc

Taylors Glass Shop

Mary Thacker,Clerk

M-ll M-12 M-lli M-21-A M-21-B

Grounds Buildings Radio & TV Repair Vehicle Maint.Regular Vehicle Maint. Heavy Duty

2.8? 235.65 2.03 19.76 '3.08

Thomas Concrete Pipe Company

Mtrls-Bldgs-Regular

Low

The Todd Co,

Office Type Machines

Selected

12.711 6.67

59.50

19.111

263.111 302.50

92.75

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 _ CONT'D

Page # 15 ( 1958-59 Building Levy Continued)

Trice Wholesale Electronics,Inc

Mtrls-Radio & 'TV Repr

Low Selected

86.99 238.13

325.12

Tropical Paint Company

Mtrls-Grounds

Selected

•

208.00

Underwood Corp

Office Type Machines

Standp r^ Agreement

U.S.,Supply Company

Mtrls-Bldg s-Regula r

Low

89.00

Waugh Bros.Supply Company

Mtrls-Bldg s-Regular

Low

33.91+

Cecil G.West

Salaries-Radio & TV (Extra Help)

Selected

16.00

Western Newspaper Union

School Shop Equipt

Low

Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Mtrls-Electronic Repr

Low

n+.ist

Westinghouse Electric Supply Co

Mtrls-Bldgs-Re gula r

Low

31.9T

Whitton Supply

Mtrls-Bldgs-Re gular

Low

7.5c|

R.A. Young & Son,Inc

Repr-Vehicular Equipt (Heavy Duty)

Standard

Jack Barnes Plumbing & Heating.

Adams Heating--Est. A

Board Action

Paul Blakeney Co

Mtrls-Upkp of Grnds

Low

31+8.60

Branham's Inc

June Special

Low

223.80

Capitol Stage Equipment Co

June Special

Low Board Action

1.7U 3 , 7)19.39,

3,751.13'

sa»

19.00

151.19i

'1957-58 BUILDING LEVY

2,589.30

380.70 1.239.00

1,619.70

City Office Supply,Inc

New Furniture

Board Action

5,351+.60

The Dolese Company

June Paving

Board Action

3.315.83

The Gordon E.Ervin Company

Mtrls-Eldg-Repair

Low

Galloway Electric Co

■N.E.4 Cap.HT,. Sr- , Board Action (Electric Contract,' Est. #2)

J.C.Hamilton Company

Mtrls-Upkp of Grnds

Low

L.H.Humphries Construction Co

Burbank Addn-Est.. #3

Board Action

Hunzicker Bros

Mtrls-Reprs to Equipt

Low Board Action

Mtrls-Reprs to. Equipt.

Standard

I.B.M. Corporation

82.00

6.300.00 8.66

22,51+6.80 Ukk.65' 1,009.02

1,1+53.67 j 11+6.00

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Loeffler-Greene Supply Co . Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls-Reprs. to Equipt Mtrls-Bldg & Repr

Standard Low

Midwest Ceramics Inc

Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt ’■

Low

k 12.86

Morgensen Lumber Company

Mtrls-Bldg & Repr

Low

261.16

Oklahoma Seating Company

June Special

Low

%75.O6

Pascal P.Paddock,Inc

Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt

Board Action

820.00

Palm Paving Company

June Paving-Est. #2

Board Action

ll|,l|12.00

Sand Products Inc

Mtrls-Bldg & Repr

Bid Agreement

’Scovil & Sublett Hardware Co

Mtrls-Bldg & Repr

Low Board Action

Severi-n Supply Company

Mtrls-Bldg & Repr

Board Action

53.57

Sherwin Williams Company

Mtrls-Bldg & Repr

Bid Agreement

257.55

Standard Asbestos Mfg.Co

Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt

Low

lj.22.35

Waugh Brothers Supply Co

Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt

Low

239.50

AmericanlFirft Title & Trust Company

Land-Prairie ^ueen

Standard

36-.OO

Beaty Construction Co

Ridgeview-Bldg- Est.#2 Board Action

E*S.Billington Lumber Co

Inverness Boyd Center

Low

Caudill-Rowlett-Scott,Architects

Board Action

City of Okla City-Building Dep’t

Garfield, Arch«Fees (Est. #1 Business Expense

Standard

19U.26

Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment

Equipt-All Schools

Selected

192.50

E.V.Cox Construction Company

Rockwood-Bldg-Est. #L

Board Action

Dulaney’s

Equipt-All Schools

Bid Agreement

E.D.Hill Jr.CGwhty Surveyor

New Sites-Elem

Selected

W.A.Lybrand

Business Expense

Board Action Pending

Midwest Surgical Supply Co.,Inc

Furniture-Cla s srooms

Board Action

180.56

Charles L.Mormot. Jr, Architect

Monroe-Arch.Fees

Board Approval

3I1I.UU

2ho.oo 30U.S0 1,620.96'

1,925.U6

19^8 B0ND

T •Jjj

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6,176.7® lil.lili

2,527.67

15,U62.1|6 800.Q0

65.00 8,500.00

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Page y 1?

(195o Bond Continued)

Morgensen Lumber Co

Inverness Boyd Center

Low

231.68

The Oklahoma Publishing Co.

Advertising-All Proj.

Selected

309.00

Oklahoma Testing Laboratories

Business Expense

Selected

665.00

The Oklahoman & Times

Business Expense

Publisher

133.20

Parr and Aderhold,Architects

Rockwood-Arch,Fees (Est. #3) Davis-Arch.Fees (Est. #1) Ridgeview-Arch.Fees (Est. #2) Monroe-Building (Est. #2) Miscellaneous

Board Action

309.25

Board Action

3,671.611

Board Action

123.53

Board Action

17,072.10

Low

Business Expense

Petty Cash Reimburse.

Reid and Associates Reynolds and Morrison,Architects Robert Schoenthaler,Contractor

Steel Supply Company

27.96

Mary A.Thacker, Clerk

j^901

Valhberg Palmer & Vahlberg

Stand Watie-Arch.Fees Selected (Partial) Edwards-Building Board Action (Est. #2) Millard Fillmore (Est # 2)

Wynn Construction Co

80.75 3,750.00 lo,737.15

1956 BOND

Hammond Machinery Co.of Okla City

Laundry,Phys.Ed.Equip. Low Letter Bid

760.00

Johnson Service Company

Mtrl-Equipt.Reprs

Low

112.10

Other Operating Exp.

Board Action

700.51

Other Operating Exp.

Standard

535.83

Carpenter Paper Company

Extra Mfri & Suppls.

Board Action

Denoyer-Geppert Company

Ins true tio nal Suppls.

Standard

Devine’s Aquarium

Extra Mtrl & Suppls.

Low Selected

1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION

Addressograph-Mulitgraph Corp,• Atomic Sound Equipment Company

Dowling’s, Inc

7,007.00

21.86

38.50 38.60

76.50

Other Operating Exp.

Letter Bid

General Biological Supply House J

Instructional Suppls.

Board Action

515.90

Harper & Brothers

Extra Mtrls & Equipt

Publisher-Selected

18.60

Johnson Carpet Cleaner

Instructional Suppls

Low

18.00

698^.00

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Page # 18 (1957-58 Ford Foundation Continued) Publisher-Selected’

Extra Mtrl & Suppls

Board Action

1,675.00

The iRayoscope

Instructional Suppls

Board Action

U28.67

The Refinery Supply Company

Instructional Suppls

Low Board Action

1.57 255.53

257.10

Stansi-Scientific1 Company

Instructional Suppls

Board Action Low

U.65 32.11

73.76

Unesco Publications Center

Instructional Suppls

Publishe r-Sele c te d

Vaseco, Inc

Other Operating Exp.

Letter Bid

698..00

Extra Mbrls & Suppls

Selected

372.35

Company I

311.52

Extra Mt-rl & Suppls

Oxf0 rd UnL^rslfey^Pre s s,Inc

■j. ‘

W.M. Welch Mfg. Co

31.25

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JULY

Leslie G. Campbell and Florence M. Campbell

Harding Land

Board Action

11,000.00

C Hubert Gragg

Real Estate

Board Action

9,250.00

Charles M. Stephenson and Audie Stephenson

Real Estate

Board Action

11,000.00

R. #260 Bills and Payrolls ( Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright that the Board ratify the September 1958 payrolls, authorize issuing the October 1958 payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list, totaling $292,625.991 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #261 Purchase of Tires & Tubes Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of one lot of tires and tubes for Board equipment from the bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $1,573-83; the purchase to be charged to the following accounts:

M-21A — $ 365.^5 M-21B -- 1,208.38 ’ ■$1,573-83 AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: (On low bid basis or on specifications)

Prime Petroleum Sears, Roebuck & Co. Bob Cates Johnnie Tire Co. B. F. Goodrich

h.26 250.25 266.70 573-20 . U79-1+2 $1,573.83

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #262 Approval to Purchase Headstocks

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of headstocks, six sets, for motor-driven Oliver wood lathes in vocational shops from the Hart Industrial Company in the amount of $2,U09.00, the purchase to be charged to the M-17 account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R- #263 Purchase of Lumber and Hardware Approved

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that one lot of standard plywood, plasterboard, and door hardware be purchased from the low bidder, Kilpatrick Lumber Company, all or none basis, in the total amount of $7,233-58, the purchase to be charged to the M-12 account. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to refund the tuition in the amount of $156.70 which was paid in advance by Mrs. Charles Thomas, whose child was withdrawn eight days after enrollment. The motion carried, unanimously on roll call.

R. #264 Approval to Refund Tuition

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Information to the Board.:

It was reported that Thursday, October 30, 1958, 4:30 p. m. has been set as the date for opening bids on addition to Mark Twain Elementary School.

Date for Opening Bids

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve acceptance of the low bid of Humphries Construction Company for an addition to McKinley School, as follows:

R. #265 Low Bid Accept ed on Addition to McKinley School

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Low base bid.

$202,945.00

Less window change, Alt. #4

- 270.00

Add Alternate #3

3,090.00

Add Alternate #2

8,200.00 NET ---$213,965.00

the addition and alterations to be constructed in acccEdance with plans and specifications prepared by Vahlberg, Palmer and Vahlberg, Architects. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "ayei" Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept the low bid of J. J. Cook Construction Company for an addition to Creston Hills School, as follows:

Low base bid

$192,800.00

Less Alternate #1 - Change in windows as specified

R. #266 Low Bid Accepi ed on Additioi to Creston Hills School

-450.00

Less Alternate #3 - Using asphalt for paving in lieu of concrete -1,600.00

NET---$190,750.00

the additions and alterations to be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by Reynolds 8s Mgrrison, Architects. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the

ATTEST

R. #267 Adjournment

MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1958 - CONT'D

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1958

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION & THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION

IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1958 AT 4:30 P. M.

PRESENT:

C. B. McCray, Vice President Mrs. L. D. Melton Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

ABSENT:

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Phil C. Bennett, President

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney;) Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Dr. T. H. Broad, Messrs. Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gene Stine-) beck, and W. H. Taylor - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; ) Dr. Robert Shultz, Broadcasting Center; Loy Ferguson, Daily Oklahman. â&#x2013; ) 1

Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.

Ij-----------------Invocation

Each member and official of the Board introduced the student representative assigned to him or her present at the meeting, this being in connection with the Annual Father & Son Week, Sponsored'by the YMCA. Also, Mr. Jib Favor of the YMCA was present and introduced by the Chairman.

jVisitors |Introduced

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, minutes of the meetings of October 2, 1958 and October 6, 1958 were approved as read.

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LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

#268 )i Minutes |Approved

Treasurer's Report Rec 'd

Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the month of October and handed a copy to the Clerk to file.

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all the budget is now released for expenditures, as Auditor's the 4-0-day protest period expired in October. He also reported that a formal application i^Report Rec'd being prepared to present to the State Department for State Aid.

R. #269 Reports jApproved

Motion to approve the foregoing legal and financial reports was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

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Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following policy on leaves of absence for military duty and jury duty:

#270 jPolicy on â&#x2013; Leaves of Abjsence Approved

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

Leaves of absence with pay:

Military Leave of Absence: Effective July 1, 1958, military leave of absence may be granted under the following conditions:

(a)

The employee must be employed on a regular 12-month basis and must have completed at least six months of continuous service with the Oklahoma City Board of Education prior to the granting of a military leave of absence;

(b)

The employee must have been a regular participant in a National Guard or Reserve Unit and on the active roster as a member of said unit for at least six months prior to the granting of a military/leave of absence;

(c) The employee taking a military l^eave of absence will be placed on vacation during the same period of time. All absence beyond the earned vacation time will result in a loss of pay from the Board of Education. The amount and conditions of earning vacation time will be the same as those stated in present personnel policies.(See paragraph 3 'a and b').

Subpoenas: Employees of the Oklahoma City Board of Education who are subpoenaed for jury duty by a Court of Record in Oklahoma County shall not suffer a loss of pay as a result of such subpoena;provided the employee shall deliver to the district all jury fees he/she receives from the court, (it should be understood that according to Oklahoma Statutes a teacher may be excused from jury duty as a result of his/her employment as a teacher. )

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R. #270 Continued

It LEAVES OF ABSENCE - CONT'D Employees of the Oklahoma City Board of Education who are subpoenaed as a witness by a Court of Record in Oklahoma County shall not suffer a loss of pay as a result of such subpoena; provided that his/her^testimony is given for official business of the Oklahoma City School District, or is a result of his/her employment by the district; provided such employee shall deliver to the district all witness fees he/she receives from the court that submits the subpoena.

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #271 Application for Federal Assistance Approved

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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following resolution to file application for federal assistance under provision of Public Law 87^, 81st Congress, amended:

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 in areas affected by federal acitivities, as applied to Oklahoma City under provision of Public Law 87^, 81st Congress, amended. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Superintendent of Schools, Melvin W. Barnes, be authorized to receive all communications, and that N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, be and is hereby authorized to execute the application on behalf of the Board. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #272 Approval of Attendance at Professional Meetings______

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following reso lution directing the persons indicated to attend conventions and make trips as shown:

(1) T. H. Broad, Director of Curriculum, to attend the Curriculum Conference, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City, New York, November 23-25, 1958J (2) Faye Bills, Television Teacher, to attend the National Social Studies Council, San Francisco, California, November 26-28, 1958 (Ford Foundation); (3)

Charles Saner, Central Food Service Director, to attend the American School Food Service Association Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 16-20, 1958; .

(4) Esther Gentry, Area Food Service Supervisor, to attend the American School Food Service Association Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 16-20, 1958; $50*00 of the expense to be paid by the State of Oklahoma Chapter of the School Food Seryi.ee Association, and the Board to pay $100.00 of her expenses; (5) William J. Jenkins, IBM Supervisor, Francis A. Newberry, Director of Census, Bill J. Lillard, Assistant Principal at Classen, and Wendell Hubbard, Assistant Principal at Harding, to drive the school car to Denver, Colorado, to visit the Denver Public Schools for the purpose of studying their use of IBM equipment in pupil accounting - October 29-31, 1958. I 5 5

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend the meetings designated, 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 is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons on the trips made be paid by the Board of Education, except in the case of Esther Gentry, the amount to be paid by the Board is $100.00 as shown above. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

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It was moved by Mrs. MeSrton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve changing the amount of payment to Mrs. Elaine Tucker for Television Workshop Consultant Services, August 11-22, 1958, from $150.00 to $U00.00, to be paid from Ford Foundation I-U7-B account.

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

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R- #273 Payment for Consultant Services Increased ----------------------------------

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Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the employment of Patricia Van Helsdingen to prepare teaching materials in arithmetic for the duration of need, the amount to be paid for her services to be agreed upon. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

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On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, the following resolution of appreciation for Mrs. Ethel B. Dillon, teacher recently deceased, was passed:

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R. #275 Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Ethel B. Dillon______

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^SOLUTION

E The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Ethel B. Dillon, October 27, 1958.

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Mrs. Dillon joined the Oklahoma City School System in the 1927-28 school year at Putnam Heights School. She was the librarian and taught the fifth grade there for the past thirty years.

Through the years, Mrs. Dillon was highly praised by her various principals and co-workers for her personality, attitudes, general culture, and her teaching techniques, She was alwayp seeking ways of improving teaching methods and was kind , patient, and inspirational. She kept up with the educational trends, and had a keen interest in her pupils. Her relations with them, the parents, and associates were excellent, and she was loved and respected by all who knew her. We feel that her noble spirit and high ideals will live on in the hearts of all who knew her and worked with her.

Mrs.Dillon was a member of all the professional organizations, Delta Kappa Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi, and Kappa Kappa Iota sororities, the Ameriican Association of University Women, and the Reorganized Churbh df’the Latter Day Saints. She was past president of the Oklahoma City Library Association and the Oklahoma State Reading Council, and was active in the Civic Music Association.

The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher. We feel the highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and an inspiration to all who knew her.

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

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It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers, listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved:

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT:

Req ue st p e rmis s ion to em pl oy mr s . ch er yl sh ort , as a cl ini cal in s tru ctor in p ra ctic a l NURSING, AT CULBERTSON FOR FOUR (4) MONTHS, BEGINNING OCTOBER 6, 1958. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF-$3&e-PER MONTH.

CHANGES IN ASSIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENT IN SALARY!

Req ue st pe rm is si on to ch an ge mr s . for re st s mith , from tem por ar y em pl oym en t in the su pp ly DEPARTMENT, SALARY $215 PER MONTH, TO PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT IN THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT, SALARY $230 PER MONTH,

1958.

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER I,

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

Maintenance Department Request permission to employ Woodrow Wilson McMahon Jr. as a temporary welder's helper in the Maintenance Department â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Salary $1.45 per hour -Effective October 14, 1958.

Request permission to employ Ray Jo Hood as a temporary drayage helper in the Maintenance Department - Salary $1=25 per hour Effective October 16, 1958.

Service Department Request permission to transfer Billy Ell is Parks from 2 time f100rman at Coolidge, salary $91.66 to 3/4 time floorman at Coolidge, salary $137.50 - Effective October I, 1958.

Request permission to transfer Donald Goode from time floorman at Stand Watie, salary $42.66 to i time floorman at Capitol Hill Sr., salary $91.66 - Effective October I, 1958. Request permission to transfer Erwin Heinricks from time floorman at Northwest, salary $91.66 to fulI time floorman and watchman at Northeast, salary $183=33 â&#x20AC;&#x153; Effective October 6, 1958.

Supply Department

Request permission to employ Alva F = Bowden as a temporary laborer in the Supply Department - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective October 13, 1958. Request permission to employ Billy Raymond Hart as a temporary Iaborer in the Supply Department = Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective October 27, 1958.

Request permission to employ Floyd B. Bel I as a temporary Iaborer in the Supply Department - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective October 27, 1958.

Change in Salaries Recommended :

It is recommended that the salaries of practical nursing instructors as listed below be increased, effective October 1, 1958: **Edith Larsen *Iris Johnson *Patricia Boyles

from $375.00 from 300.00 from 300.00

to $U00.00 per month to $335-00 per month to $335-00 per month

* Board will receive full reimbursement for salaries. ** Board will receive 50$ reimbursement for salary; 50$ to come from tuitions.

MEETING OF NovEMBER 3; 1958 - CONT'D

R. #276 Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the fqjegoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." J

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

Bills and Payrolls

The following items Numbers 1, 2, and 3 were submitted for approval:

November 3, 1958

Item #1 Ratification of October 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:

1958-59 GENERAL FUND ....................................... $_ 1,028,0^6.57 1958-59 BUILDING LEVY. . ,.........................$ THE BOND FUND

. ............................... $

50,291.U2 2,383.98

Item #3 Authority to issue payrolls for November 1958 in the following estimated amounts:

1,100,000.00

1958-59 BUILDING LEVI ........ 4

55,000.00

THE BOND FUND ............. 4

2,500.00

1958-59 GENERAL'FUND............................

Item #3 Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. These bills have been examined and approved by the auditor as tc k appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt ; of merchandise and / or services.

i i j Bills and Payrolls I Hecommended

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1958 - CONT'D . ..7...

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1ft BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT:

1958-59 General Fund

75,686.71

1957-58 General Fund.

12,613.30

1958-59 Building Levy

2U,o 41.5O

1957-58 Building Levy

80,881.67

1958

Bond Fund

159,717.91

1956

Bond Fund

852.16 u,950.83

1957-58 Ford Foundation

$358,7PU. 08

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1998-99 General Fund

2.02

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9.00 18.17

American National Ped Cross ‘ American Technical Society

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2.00 98.19

Around The World Program Associated Public SchoolSystem

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13.80 902.00

Association Films,Inc. Atlantis Productions,Inc. Audio-Visual Materials Consultation Bureau

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Low Low Publisher-Selected

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Barada & Page,Inc. Dr.Carl A. Barclay

Custodial Suppls Salaries-Health Dep't (Physicians)

Low Professional Services

Melvin W.Barnes M, A.Bell Company Beltone Hearing Service

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The Boardman Company Branham’s Inp. Braniff-Airways,Inc.

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Low Low Board Action

John A. Brown Company Burgess Publishing Company The Calvin Company Campbell’s Hobby House Capitol Gardens

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Low Publi she r-Sele c te d Standard-Low Selected

Carpenter Paper Company Bob Cates

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3.00

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Civic Education Service,Inc Clements Sporting Goods

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Coast Visual Education Company: Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

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Standard

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Thomas Y.Crowell Co.

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29.25 1.75

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5.00 63.91

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18.25 91.98 22.50 20.29 8.90 380.00

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(1958-59 General Fund Continued Division of Surveys and Field Service

Suppls-Textbooks

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Doubleday & Company, Inc Dowlings, Inc

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Low

13.00

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Electronic Business Machines

Printing Suppls-Business Office

Standard

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films,Inc

Suppls-Audio Visual

Standard Board Action

Eureka Water Company Exposition Press, Inc Expression Company

Custodial Suppls Suppls-Textbooks Suppls-Special Ed.

Low Publi she r-Sele cte d Low

27.50 2.IB 7.5U

Publi she r-Sele c te d

102.9U

Agreement Board Action Board Action

200.00 225.00 92.89

Board Action Publisher-Selected

298.00 2.97

Dal€%r~~’a1ls Eastman Kodak Stores,Inc

Field Enterprises EducaSuppls-General Inst. tional Corporation First National Management Corp. Rental-Land & Bldgs Film Associates of California Suppls-Audio Visual Administrative Travel Bussell H.Fisher A Bill D.Fonts Administrative Travel W.,H..Freeman & Company Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Frith Films

Irwin C.Gaumer N.L.George Hugh B.Ginn -

Suppls-Audio Visual

B58.Bo 2B.00

10.28 1 ,282.6li -1,292.92 29I1.60 79.9h 2,£00.00

Standard Publisher-Selected

Periodicals Board Action Administrative Travel Board Action Administrative Travel' Board Action

I4.82 J4.0

6.25 110.00

■ tf2,$79.9b

116.25 923.6$ 52.00 80.75

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Page B-k

(19'58-59 General Fund Continued)

6.5k 3.60

The Glidden Company Goodheart-Willcox Co.

Suppls-General Inst. Suppls-Vocational Ed.

Bid Agreement Publisher-Selected

Graham Paper Company

Custodial ^uppls

Low

67.50

H.L.Green Company Gregg Publishing Division Marguerite Grumme, R.P.

Suppls-Special Ed. Suppls-Inst.Off ice Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford

Low Publishe r-Sele c te d Publisher-Selected

12.90 18.79 1.00

The Jam Handy Organization Harlow Publishing Corp. H art Industrial Supply Co. Hart Food Market The Harwald Co, Inc

Suppls-Audio Visual Suppls-Special Ed. Suppls-Vocational Ed. Suppls-Home Economics Suppls-Audio Visual

Standard Publisher-Selected Low Selected Standard

15.32 23.9k 125.32 72.50 21.81

D.C.Heath & Company

Suppls-Textbo oks

Publi she r-Sele cte d

Houghton-Mifflin Co

Suppls-Textbooks

Publi she r-Se le c te d

The House of Wren, Inc

Suppls-Inst.Off ice

Low

Humpty #5 Hunzicker Bros Hy-Speed Longhand Publishing Co

Suppls-Home Economics Custodial Suppls Textbook RentalAdult School Suppls-Audio Visual

Selected Bid Agreement Publisher-Selected

The Inland Printer Institutional Cinema Service

Suppls-Vocational Ed Suppls-Audio Visual

Publisher-Selected Standard

International Business Machines Corp .

I..B.M.Rentals

Bid Agreement Standard

International Film Bureau,Inc

Suppls-Audio Visual

Standard

37.8k

Johnnie’s Tire Co, Ltd

Vehicle Maint.Reg.

Low

62.8k

Johnson Hunt Productions

Suppls-Audio Visual

Low

6.00

Horace Jones

Transp-Special Ed

Special Education

21.00

Jones Boy’s #6

Suppls-Home Economic

Selected

36.36

The Judy Company

Storeroom Stocks

Low

lk.16

Kamp Brothers Grocery

Suppls-Home Economic

Selected

19.39

Kilpatrick Brothers

Suppls-General Inst.

Low

56.67

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc

Suppls-Textbooks

Publisher-Selected

Indiana University AudioVisual Center

658.9U 5.09 6.90

■

585.00 16.00

Board Action Standard .

1,235.00 7.30

32.12 2,3k3.kk 68.7k =

601.00

5.00 65.17

l,2k9.80

2.03

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Page B-3

(1938-39 General Fund Continued)

■ >

Laidlaw Brothers Lakeside Methodist Church

Suppls-Special Ed. Rental-Land & Bldgs T.T.-, . .:-l ; .

Publi she r-Sele c te d Agreement

Library Supply Company

Textbook Rental-Adult School

Low Bid Agreement

Litho Negative & Plate Co. Lone Star SchoolBook Depository

Printing & Radio Sup. Suppls-Special Ed.

Longmans Green & Co,Inc Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co,.Inc

Suppls-Textbooks Suppls-Textbooks

Low Publi she r-Sele c te d Low Board Action Publisher-Selected Publisher-Selected

109.37 327.7lt

1,14.80.12 1,021.32-2301.61i

32.13 2.26 317.39

28.23 331.78 fcT60 > l.liO

r.rx'i'F

Magnolia Petroleum Company Magnus Craft Materials,Inc

Vehicle Maint-Heayy D. Low Suppls-Special Ed. Selected

Marshall Supply & Equipment Co McGraw Hill Book Co,Inc David McKay Co,Inc McKesson & Bobbins,Inc

Suppls-Vocational Ed Low Suppls-Textbooks Publi she r-Sele c te d Suppls-Textbooks Publi she r-Sele c te d Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Low'' ‘ ' 1

Metropolitan Water Company Mideke Supply Company

Utilities Water & Sewage-Reg. Suppls-Radio St TV-Ford Low

Milady Publishing Corp. Miller-Jackson Company Miller-Norris Company, Inc

Suppls-Textbooks Suppls-Audio Visual Suppls-Vocational Ed

Publi she r-Sele c te d Selected Low

UUo.oo

Modern Lithography Moody Institute of Science Morgensen Lumber Co.

Suppls-Vocational Ed Suppls-Audio Visual Storeroom Stocks

Standard Board Actiqpi Low

3.00 270.00 12.00

Mrs.Chester Mosely

Transp-Special Ed

Re imburseme nt

30,00

National Congress ofParents & Children National Education Ass’n National Prebinds National School PublicRelations Ass’n The New X ork.Times Company Thomas Nelson & Sons Nichols Hills Baptist Church Mr.R.Nelson Snider, Treasurer Mr.R.Nelson Snyder ,Treasurer Mr.R.Nelson Snyder, Treasurer MriR.NelsdncSnyder, .Treasure r Okla City Ass’n of Ins.Agents Oklahoma City-Linen Service Oklahoma City Photo Supply Oklahoma Business News. 0o.

Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Publi she r-Sele c te d Suppls-Textbooks Suppls-Textbooks Periodicals

1,129.12 211.03

93.30 li. 9I4

10.96

70.30 U32.73 20.90 22.69

10.00

Publi she r-Sele c te d Publi sher-Sele c te d Publi she r-Selected

2.73 3.23 2.00

Suppls-Audio Visual Publi she r-Sele c ted Suppls-Textbooks Publisher-Selected Bental-Land St Bldgs Agreement ■ Suppls-Office-All Board Action Suppls-Office -All Board Action Suppls-Off ice-All Board Action Suppls-Office-All-.* '' Board Action' ' 1 Property Insurance .Standard Custodial.Suppls Bid Agreement Suppls-Audio Visual Low Suppls-Office?..of Sup’t •Publisher-Selected

13.00 ll.10 200,00 ’ 23.00 • 23.00 23.00 2'3.00 3,132.09 337.00 9.36 30.00

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1958 - CONT'D

Page B-6

(1958-59 General Fund Continued)

Utilities Bldg.Rent

Oklahoma City Water Ifep't.

Water & Sewage-rReg

Okla Comm.on Educational Adm. Oklahoma Curriculum Improvement Commission

Suppls-Office of Sup't Standard Suppls-Inst.Office s Selected

Oklahoma County Water Co Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co

Water & Sewage-Regular .Utilities Utilities Electricity-Regular Bldg.Rent

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

Gas-Regular

Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma

Oxygen Company Seating Company State Penitentiary Testing Laboratories

6,127.62 lb.03

6,1X1.65

10.00 200.00

Utilities Bldg.Rent Suppls-Vocational Ed. Bid Agreement Low Suppls-Special Ed Low Suppls-Librarie s Suppls-Engineer*s Off. Low

x. 12.30 16,029.76 ... . . . 25.62 .16,055.3# X. <1 2,520,79 Zv2£ 2,528*78 x llt&.lX 1,8214.25 79.12 20.00

Pipkin Photo Service Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

Suppls-Audio-Vi sual Suppls-Vocational Ed.

Selected Bid Agreement

16.bO 267.86