1935 – 1940

• “Survey on Arts and Interests” for A.J.L.A. Children’s Theatre Department created
• Health Center in Walnut Grove adds third clinic.

1940 – 1945

• Financed “Survey of Child Guidance Clinic”
• Produced “Junior Bookshelf” series under new Radio Department
• Oklahoma Arts Council initiated by Junior League Arts Chairmen
• Child Guidance Clinic established with Sunbeam Home Association
• “Volunteer Service Bureau Survey” made by Junior League members
• Health Center released to Variety Club

1945 – 1950

• Sponsored United States War Bond Party
• Inaugurated sponsoring of two Children’s Symphonies annually
• Sponsored Beaux Arts Ball; Establishment of Community Workshop of Oklahoma City, Inc.
• Recreational Therapy Department initiated at Crippled Children’s Hospital
• Puppet Show, “Rumpelstiltskin,” invited to appear at Festival of Puppeteers of America
• Host to Regional Conference (1948)
• Host to Festival of Puppeteers of America “Technical Conference on Puppetry” for A.J.L.A. (1948)
• “Tune Up Time” produced for in-school broadcasts

1950 – 1955

• Administration of Community Workshop taken over by Library.
• Puppet Show, “Hansel and Gretel,” invited to appear at Festival of Puppeteers of America.
• Financed and partially staffed nursery at Crippled Children’s Hospital.
• Arts and crafts project at School for the Deaf.
• School of Speech and Hearing, Inc., a building corporation, was formed with representation from OU and JLOC.
• Broke ground for the School of Speech and Hearing building (1953-54).

1955 – 1960

• Host to Regional Conference (1955)
• Children’s Studio established at the Library to offer art classes for elementary school children.
• Leased first Headquarters.
• Published first Board Manual.
• Financial assistance for the initial operation of Child Study Center.
• Hand Puppet Group organized.
• Consignment added to Thrift Shop.
• Coordinated “Conference on Handicapped Children.”
• Inaugurated Children’s Museum at Art Center.
• First Junior League Art Gallery at Headquarters.
• Staffed Child Study Center.

1960 – 1965

• Sponsored “National Conference of Social Workers.”
• Puppetry theater completed first educational TV shows.
• Coordinated “Conference on Handicapped Children.” Staffed Information Desk at University Hospital.
• Developed Rotating Children’s Library Project.
• Sponsored “American Pageant of the Arts” Telecast.
• Coordinated “Gerrer Exhibit” for Science and Arts Foundation.
• Published 35th Anniversary Magazine.
• Enlarged the Thrift Shop.
• Provided funds to remodel the Child Study Center.
• Educational TV performed at the Puppeteers of America Festival.
• Published a Calendar of Cultural Events.

1965 – 1970

• Coordinated “Annual Conference of the National Association for Retarded Children.”
• Art Slide Program initiated and donated to Art Center
• Moderated “Young People’s Masterpieces.’’
• Nurses’ aides at University Hospital and Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
• Initiated establishment of Oklahoma City Arts Council.
• New projects were: Zoo Education, Youth Counseling and Child Development Center, Touchstone School and the Planned Parenthood Association.
• Hosted “A.J.L.A. Finance Seminar.”
• Coordinated the “National Citizens Planning Conference.”
• “Whale of a Sale” held.
• Fortieth Anniversary in 1968.
• Provisional course open to the public.
• Coordinated “Seminar for Agency and Volunteer Education.”
• Developed and funded Children’s Museum at Western Heritage Center, Volunteer Bureau, and Arts projects.
• ETV film “Price in Preservation.’’
• Jackie Carey elected Regional Director.
• New Headquarters.
• Thrift Shop purchased at 1010 N. Virginia.
• Probation workers in Juvenile Court.
• Three shows of Oklahoma State Exhibition Board for “Focus on the Arts.”
• Restructure of our Board of Directors.