Masonry Magazine August 1974 Page. 12
Masonry's qualities and economies in regard to energy conservation were discussed by (from left) Alan Yorkdale, P.E., Director of Engineering, Brick Institute of America: George A. Miller, IMI Secretary-Treasurer, and Henry Toennies, P.E., Vice President of Technical Services, National Concrete Masonry Association.
James Richardson, First Vice President of the BM&PIU, moderates a panel discussion of New Building Systems. Seated (from left) are Greg Borchelt, Masonry Systems International; David Ledvinka, AMSPEC, Inc., and Bruce Wise, BlocBond, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
IMI Trustee Eugene George introduces Los Angeles Architects Barry Berkus and Craig Ellwood who gave a color slide presentation of how masonry fits into what has come to be known as the "California style" of architecture.
Exchanging pleasantries are Mr. & Mrs. Anthony P. Nolfi and MCAA Immediate Past-President David B. "Mickey" Soloff, Jr. Mr. Nolfi is President of the Employing Bricklayers Association of Delaware Valley, Pa.
Enjoying an informal chat are (from left) Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lackey; Mrs. David B. Soloff, Jr.; Joseph Szabo, Chairman of the Bricklayer & Trowel Trades Pension Trust, and IMI Secretary-Treasurer George A. Miller.
Posing for the photographer during the reception on the opening day of meeting, were (from left) MCAA Regional Vice President Louis J. Helbert, Jr.; MCAA President Charles F. Velardo; MCAA Colorado State Chairman Jack J. Bailey; MCAA Past-President Donald R. Bidwell; MCAA Regional Vice President Robert Tubesing, and IMI Secretary-Treasurer George A. Miller.
Renewing an old acquaintanceship with a couple of good stories is MCAA Regional Vice President Robert Tubesing & Mrs. Tubesing and MCAA Past-President Donald R. Bidwell.