Masonry Magazine February 1985 Page. 13

Words: Fred Daues, William Nelson, Eugene George, Robert Ebeling, Allen Young, Anthony Perri, Stephen Raimo, Harold Peterson, John Taheny, Marshall Harrison, David Jr, James Lonie, Les Dietrich, Don Bidwell, Charles Velardo, Donald Leonard, Louis Jr
Masonry Magazine February 1985 Page. 13

Masonry Magazine February 1985 Page. 13
MCAA PAST PRESIDENTS

Donald O. Leonard
1982-83

Louis J. Helbert Jr.
1980-81

Eugene George
1978-79

Robert Ebeling
1976-77

Charles F. Velardo
1974-75

David B. Soloff Jr.
1972-73

Allen Young
1970-71

Don Bidwell
1968-69

Anthony Perri
1966-67

Les Dietrich
1964-65

James Lonie
1962-63

Stephen Raimo
1960-61

Harold Peterson
1958-59

Fred Daues
1956-57

John Taheny
1954-55

William Nelson
1952-53

Marshall Harrison
1950-51

*Deceased

MASONRY-JANUARY/FEBRUARY, 1985 13


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