Masonry Magazine January 1973 Page. 50
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AA Wire Products Company
Anchor Manufacturing Company
12
27
Bil-Jax, Inc.
Bullard (Geo. H.) Company, Inc.
44
32
Cardinal Engineering Corp.
Clipper Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Norton Construction Products Division
Cushion Cut, Inc.
16
4th Cover
21
Dodge/Scan, Dodge Division, McGraw Hill Information
Systems Company
28-29
Robert G. Evans Company (Target)
6
Felker Operations, Dresser Industries, Inc.
43
Giant Industries
48
Getman Brothers Manufacturing Company
47
International Masonry Institute
14
Lull Engineering Company
5
Mayco Pump Corporation
Memphis Metal Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Morgen Manufacturing Company
45
26
13
National Concrete Masonry Association
4
Oury Engineering Co., Division of Harsco Corp.
Owens/Corning Fiberglas Corp.
46
24-25
Patent Scaffolding Co..
Division of Harsco Corp.
Prime-Mover Co., Division of Hon Industries
3rd Cover
1
Safway Steel Products Company
Stone Construction Equipment, Inc.
Superior Manufacturing Corp.
40
2nd Cover
22
Thomsen Division, Royal Industries
36
Vet-O-Vitz Masonry Systems
2
Western Products
38
Masonry Highlights New Jersey School
Frank Cunningham, business agent for BM&PIU Local 28-N.J., stands in a conversation pit which students use during free time at the new $3-million masonry high school in Tenafly, N.J. The school also has a resource center with wireless tape system that keeps a dozen programs at student's disposal, a dialogue center, an auditorium accommodating 100 to 500 students in its various sections, a gym and an auxiliary gym for flexible groupings and other innovative features. Architects Hamnett, Bouman, and Blanche, of Trenton, designed the school and chose masonry for its durability, economy and aesthetics, according to the International Masonry Institute. Twenty-five BM&PIU masonry craftsmen, whose foreman was Rudy Bucci, built the 185,000 sq. ft. structure working with mason and general contractor Cerami Construction Co. of Newark. (Photo by Wesley Townsend.)
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Civil Engineers Present Award
Dr. Edwin L. Goldwasser, deputy director of the National Accelerator Laboratory, Batavia, III., holds the Award of Merit plaque for the Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement for 1972 presented to the research facility. The award is sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers and the presentation was made by Charles W. Yoder, president-elect of ASCE (hand on plaque). The four men who headed the joint venture of four complementary firms known by the acronym DUSAF are (left to right) Bryan Lemon, George A. Fuller Co.; E. Parke Rohrer, Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall; William Alexander, Seelye, Stevenson, Value & Knecht, and Don Moll, The Office of Max O. Urbahn.
masonry January, 1973