Masonry Magazine October 1971 Page. 10

Words: Eugene George, Robert Ebeling, Charles Velardo, Allen Young, Robert Tubesing, David Soloff, Guy Apple, Kenneth Parker, Robert Harrison, G. Veazey, Harrell Webster
Masonry Magazine October 1971 Page. 10

Masonry Magazine October 1971 Page. 10
1971-72

MCAA
OFFICERS

ALLEN YOUNG
President

David B. Soloff, Jr.
Vice President

PERFORMANCE
UNEQUALED

MASON CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA

Charles Velardo
Vice President
Region A

Robert Tubesing
Treasurer

Robert Ebeling
Secretary

Harrell Webster
Vice President
Region B

Robert Harrison
Vice President
Region C

Guy Apple
Vice President
Region E

Kenneth Parker
Vice President
Region F

Eugene George
Vice President
Region G

masonry
G. W. Veazey, Jr.
Vice President
Region D

Nov./Dec., 1971


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