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MEMBERSHI ROSTER ISSUE

Architectural Student Activities at Auburn a pictorial essay

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MARCH-APRIL 1966

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EDITORIAL THIS YEAR AT AUBURN ROSTER—ALABAMA ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS ALABAMA COUNCIL & CHAPTER OFFICERS ROSTER—BIRMINGHAM CHAPTER ROSTER—MOBILE CHAPTER ROSTER—MONTGOMERY CHAPTER ROSTER—NORTH ALABAMA CHAPTER LETTERS \EW MEMBERS & CHANGE OF STATUS FREDERICK CHILD BIGGIN LOAN FUND

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Fred Renneker , Jr.. Pres ident , B i r m i n g h a m Chapter AIA James E. Adams , Pos i t ion No. 1 Dona ld Mor r i son , Jr., Pos i t ion No. 2 Thomas G. Shephe rd , Pres ident , Mob i l e Chapter AIA M a r s h a l l F i s c h r u p p , Counc i l o r Howard E. McE lhaney , Pres ident . Mon tgomery Chapter AIA W i l l i a m G. M c M i n n , Pos i t ion No. 1 Parker Nar rows . Pos i t ion No. 2 L loyd H. Kraner t , Pres ident , No r th A labama Chapter AIA

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B i r m i n g h a m Mob i l e ; J. Mar t i n S m i t h . 951 Gove rnmen t St.. Mob i le M o n t g o m e r y : J im H. Seay. 901 South Hu l l , Montgomery No r th A l a b a m a : Eugene E. Burr . Ter ry -Hutchens BIdg. , Hun tsv i l l e

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ARCHITECTURE ON THE MOVE

The profession of Architecture in A l a bama is on the move. We have only to look and see the tremendous building programs i n our cities and counties to be convinced of this fact. Yet we are told that this is only the beginning of what w i l l be i n the period ahead.

W i t h the i n f l u x of industry and the population explosion, come demands fo r more scuools, more offices, more plants, as w e l l as additions to present facil i t ies. Many architects are being called upon increasingly to design homes, as an appreciation f o r the services of this professional becomes apparent against the f ad ing post-war push of mass produced pi l l -boxes f o r the populace.

Architects are busy people today, and not only at the d ra f t ing table. Most are tak ing seriously the job of commuiii ty enlightenment through the avenues offered by the fou r A . I . A . chapters.

Whi le Nor th Alabama architects have we l l - s t a f fed committees to work for betterment i n such areas as u t i l i t y dist r ibu t ion , ordinances, master landscape planning, visual surveys and recreation areas (to name a f e w ) , they are st i l l ardently pressing fo r preservation of i m portant historic structures. A t the other end of the state, architects in Mobile have nearly completed their successful part icipat ion is historic preservation w o r k over the past few years and are moving into more urgent municipal problems.

In the capitol city, Montgomery architects were active i n the selection of a ci ty planner to co-ordinate the massive program that is fast coming to focus. A n d i n Birmingham, architects in the Magic City (long used to active ar t ic ipat ion as evidenced by their herculean achievements in the Operation New Bi rmingham program) are spending valuable hours in cooperation wi th various c i ty departments to s imp l i fy and equalize certain specific regulations.

Of great importance to the architects of the f u t u r e w i l l be the ground work now being la id by the Foundations for Archi tecture and the Bui ld ing Sciences at A u b u r n Universi ty . Dean Wi l l i am Speer is personally vis i t ing every A . l . A . chapter to explain the particulars of this f a r reaching program.

Al though s t i l l a f ledgling, the year-old Alabama Council of Architects is p roving a v i t a l coordinating force state-

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A L A B A M A A R C H I T E C T

This Year At Auburn A C T I V I T I E S IN T H E S C H O O L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E

The j u r y provides oppor tuni ty fo r r e v iew of students' work . I t should a l ways be a teaching ins t rument f o r d i s cussion of concept, development, and presentation of approach and solut ion to a specific design problem. I n t e r i m jur ies o f f e r ^ more i n f o r m a l discussion of ideas, an^ tJj^ f i n a l j u r y becomes the culminat ion of the problem in its presentation by the student to the j u r y composed of facu l ty and pract icing a r c h i tects.

J i m A d a m s , arch i tect f rom B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a v iv id ly demonstra tes his point dur ing a f ina l J u r y .

G e r a l d C u r t s presents his solut ion of a c o m p l e x p l a n ning problem to the Jury in the Biggin Ha l l G a l l e r y .

DESIGN STUDIO As a student progresses through the f i v e year

sequence, the design studio is always the center of educational experience. Here he forms his ideas and concepts of architecture and grows i n his understand of the design process. A group of f i f t h year students under Professor Newton LeVine are exploring various approaches to t own planning i n connection w i t h Madison County dur ing the past f a l l . Vis i t ing critics such as Professor Huber t H o f f mann f r o m Austr ia enrich the design program and provide class stimulus.

Group discussion of the approach of one design team is exp la ined by Max G r e e n .

V a l G a f f o r d c o n s i d e r s a c o m ment concern ing her so lut ion to the problem.

Professor L e V i n e makes a point dur ing clas's d iscuss ion .

Photos by E lber t T u c k e r and Prof. Nick D a v i s .

CRITIQUE w i t h

EDWARD DURRELL STONE The opportuni ty to discuss architec

tu ra l problems w i t h recognized leaders i n the profession is always an exci t ing prospect fo r the student. Such an oppor tun i ty was realized dur ing the Firs t A n n u a l Alabama Council Convention w i t h the invi ta t ion of Moreland Smith to the students to meet in his home for a discussion w i t h Edward D u r r e l l Stone. The fou r th year design class under P ro fessor Ralph M o r r i l l brought their solutions to a marr ied student housing p r o j ect to Montgomery fo r a review and cr i t ique by M r . Stone, and later exhibi ted them at the convention.

Mr. Stone care fu l ly cons iders a design by Graydon P ierce .

C l a u d e Moss ( r ight ) e x p l a i n s his solu t lon to Moreland Smi th ( lef t ) and Ed w a r d Stone ( c e n t e r ) .

Samue l Donze points to the l iv ing quar ters wi th in his solution to the marr ied student housing complex for Mr. Stone.

Bi l l G w i n offers his solution for the group's considerat ion.

Michael F o i l , F i r s t P lace W i n n e r

COMPETITIONS AND DESIGN PROGRAMS

Competitions w i t h i n the school such as the Alabama Gas Competi t ion and A I A Scholar ship Competi t ion o f f e r an incent ive to the design program. Dur ing past months the t h i r d year class, under Professors N i ck Davis and Adnan Taspinar, have developed a p rog ram sponsored by the Alabama Concrete Indus t r ies Assn. which offers a cash award to the w i n ner. This organization also sponsored a f i e l d t r ip to Mobile fo r the students (see F e b r u a r y A l a b a m a A r c h i t e c t ) . The problem was the design of a college art museum f o r the A u b u r n campus, I t was judged by a j u r y composed of Ed Baumhauer A I A , Mobi le , Charles Blondheim A I A , Eufaula, and several f a c u l t y members. Four d i f f e r en t solutions to the problem are shown in mass model studies.

Bowden Wyat t , Second P lace W i n n e r

Student Work

This model of a town p lanning project for a populat ion of 20,000 w a s part of the f ifth y e a r design program. T e a m m e m bers involved were : G e r a l d Cur ts , E lber t Neuschwander , J a m e s Be id le , Weaver .

T u c k e r , J a c k Ross A m a r o , and K e n n e t h

T h i s th i rd y e a r project by J a m e s E l e y for a sports a rena seats 10,000 spectators .

W i n n i n g design in fourth y e a r c o m petit ion for mar r ied s tudents h o u s i n g selected by E d w a r d D u r r e l l S t o n e .

A mas6 s tudy of a second y e a r p r o j e c t fo r an ar t is t 's studio is b y R o b e r t G r i f f i n .

ALABAMA A.I.A. C H R I S T I A N & B L A K E 2925 C a h a b a Road

ARCHITECTURAL F I R M S ^ "" '"'' ' ^ ^ '' W I L L I A M L . C H R I S T I A N

A L E X A N D E R , R O T H S C H I L D & J O Y C E , A R C H .

704 T e r r y - H u t c h e n s Bui ld ing Huntsv i l l e , A l a b a m a 35801

S . A L L I S O N A L F O R D , A R C H . 3520 C l o v e r d a l e R o a d Montgomery , A l a b a m a

W A L T E R C A R L O S A N D E R T O N 11 G lenn I r is P a r k B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35205

W I L L I A M J . A Y C O C K , P. O. Box 1301 D e c a t u r , A l a b a m a

A R C H .

J E F F W. B A G W E L L 2927 C a h a b a R o a d B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35223

J A M E S E . B A I L E Y 3016 C l a i r m o n t A v e n u e , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35205

D O U G L A S B A K E R , A R C H . P . O. B o x 861 109-B So. 3 Notch Street A n d a l u s i a , A l a b a m a

B A R R & T U N E , A R C H . 454 North P ine Street F l o r e n c e , A l a b a m a

A L L E N L . B A R T L E T T 3629 F i f th A v e n u e , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35222

E D W A R D B. B A U M H A U E R i t i . Of f ice P a r k , R m . 514 Mobi le , A l a b a m a

T H O M A S G . B E A L L E , J R . 1170-A Bel t l ine H i g h w a y . South Mobi le , A l a b a m a 36609

A . B . B E N S O N & C O M P A N Y 1010 Merchants Nat ional B a n k Mobi le , A l a b a m a 36602

B L O N D H E I M & W I L L I A M S 142 E a s t B r o a d Street E u f a u l a , A l a b a m a

B O N D & B O N D 502 Washington A v e n u e Montgomery , A l a b a m a

B O N D U R A N T , E N T R E K I N & A S S O C . , I N C .

3629 F i f th A v e n u e . South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35222

C A R L F . B U R M E I S T E R , J R . 2474 C o m m e r c i a l P a r k D r i v e Mobile, A l a b a m a 36606

R O B E R T P. B Y R A M 2131 Magnol ia A v e n u e , South B i r m i n g h a m . A l a b a m a 35205

H E N R Y H. C A L D W E L L . 1604 Carneg ie A v e n u e F a i r f i e l d , A l a b a m a

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J O H N J . C A R E Y 724 F i r s t Nat ional B a n k A n n e x Mobile, A l a b a m a 36602

C H A M B L E S S & M O O R E 922 South Hi l l Street Montgomery , A l a b a m a

1503 Seminole Street Dothan, A l a b a m a

C O B B , A D A M S & B E N T O N 921 C i ty F e d e r a l Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

F E L T O N M. C O L L I E R 1308 19 Way South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35205

C O L L I E R , S E A Y & A S S O C I A T E S 901 South Hul l Street Montgomery, A l a b a m a

P A U L H A G E R 16 Office P a r k C i rc le B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35223

H A I D T - T E M P L E T O N & A S S O C I A T E S

P. O. Box 4373 Mobile, A l a b a m a 36604

H A L L & C O L V A R D , A R C H . 2021/2 Second Avenue , S . E . P. O. Box 1247 Decatur , A l a b a m a 35602

H A L L M A R K & H A N E Y 722 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35222

H A M M O N D & S H E P H E R D , A R C H . & A S S O C .

D E W E Y C R O W D E R A S S O C I A T E S 3 3 gp. j^g Hil l Avenue 253 St. Anthony Street Mobile, A l a b a m a 36602 Mobile, A l a b a m a 36603

C A R R O L L C . H A R M O N D A V I S , S P E A K E & T H R A S H E R 215 Nelson W e a v e r Bui ld ing 3004 Seventh Avenue , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35223

R O Y E . H I T C H C O C K D I C K S O N , J O N E S & D A V I S , ARCH.^oo^ ^,a35ey Bui lding

B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 401 Lov/el i D r i v e , Suite 7 Huntsv i l le , A l a b a m a 35801

D I E T Z , P R I N C E & F I S H C R U P P 1007 V a n Antwerp Bui ld ing Mobile, A l a b a m a 36602

J O S E P H L . D O N O F R O & A S S O C I A T E S

P. O. Box 402 Dothan, A l a b a m a

W I L M O T C . D O U G L A S 2922 Seventh Avenue , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35233

S T A N L E Y B. E C H O L S 707 South 30th Street B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35233

H. G . E L L I O T T , J R . 2227 20th A v e n u e , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35223

E P F S & D A V I S 211-C Main Street H e a d l a n d , A l a b a m a

S H E R R O D B. H I X O N 4241 Montevallo Road Mountain Brook, A l a b a m a

H O F F E R B E R T & E L L I S 220 South Eighth Street Gadsden , A l a b a m a

H O G E N C A M P & J O H N S T O N 1110-B Broad Street Phenix Ci ty , A l a b a m a

H. L . H O L M A N , A R C H . P. O. Box 110 O z a r k , A l a b a m a

D O N A L D L . H O R T O N , A R C H . P. O. Box 2605 Montgomery, A l a b a m a

J A M E S F U L T O N H U R D Foot of Hurtel Street Mobile, A l a b a m a 36605

J O H N S O N & W I L L I A M S 445 South Hull Street

C L Y D E F L E M I N G & A S S O C I A T E S ^i^^tgo^^.y^ A l a b a m a 501 T e r r y Hutchens Bui lding Huntsv i l le , A l a b a m a 35801

J A M E S H. F I T T S # 2 Off ice P a r k 2615 Sixth Street T u s c a l o o s a , A l a b a m a

F O S H E E & B L A C K W O O D 1327 2121 Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

F U L L E R & C R A W F O R D 712 South 22nd Street B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35233

E U G E N E H. G R A Y 2808 Spr ing Hill A v e n u e Mobile, A l a b a m a 36607

G R E E R , H O L M Q U I S T & C H A M B E R S

Sta l l ings Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

H A R R Y I N G E J O H N S T O N E & E D W A R D L . F A D D I S

115 C h a r l e s Street Mobile, A l a b a m a 36604

J O N E S , C R O W , M A N N& A S S O C . 107 Jef ferson Street

A R C H . p o . Box 536 Huntsvi l le , A l a b a m a

M U R R A Y K I D D 2131 Magnolia A v e n u e , B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a

South

H O W A R D A. G R I F F I T H . 205 E a s t F o u r t h Street P. O. Box 258 Shef f ie ld , A l a b a m a 35661

A R C H .

K I R K L A N D & A S S O C I A T E S 28 South Hull Street Montgomery, A l a b a m a

L A N C A S T E R & L A N C A S T E R 950 North College Street Auburn , A l a b a m a

C . H. L A N C A S T E R , A R C H . 115 South McDonough Street Montgomery, A l a b a m a

C A R L T O N O. L A W R E N C E 2131 Magnolia A v e n u e , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a

L E T S O N - M c A R T H U R A R C H . 305 Glenwood Street Mobile, A l a b a m a 36606

M A R T I N J . L I D E 1307 Ci ty F e d e r a l Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

L O U I S P. L O C K E 701 Merchants National B a n k Mobile, A l a b a m a 36602

H. S. L O N G 3016 C la i rmont Avenue , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 36205

M c C A L L & A S S O C I A T E S 88 West South Boulevard Montgomery, A l a b a m a

C H A R L E S H. M c C A U L E Y 1917 Fi f th Avenue , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35233

E D W I N T. M c C O W A N 910 Tit le Building B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

J A M E S D. M A S E Y , A R C H . P. O. Box 6028 Montgomery, A l a b a m a

M A R C H & M A R C H , A R C H . 53 North J a c k s o n Street Mobile, A l a b a m a 36602

M I L B E R G E R & R U T L A N D , A R C H . 10O'/2 Jefferson Street, S.W. Huntsvi l le , A l a b a m a

M I M S & G A U N T Tit le Building B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

W I L L I A M E D W A R D M O R R I S , J R . 624 Brown-Marx Building B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a

M O R T O N & J O S E P H 604 South P e r r y Street Montgomery, A l a b a m a

N O R T H I N G T O N , S M I T H , K R A N -E R T & A S S O C .

715 F r a n k l i n Street , S . E . Huntsvi l le , A l a b a m a 35801

E D W A R D M. P A U L Highlander Building B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a

P E A R S O N , H U M P H R I E S & J O N E S

777 South L a w r e n c e Street Montgomery, A l a b a m a

P E A R S O N , T I T T L E & N A R R O W S F i r s t National B a n k Bui ld ing Montgomery, A l a b a m a

P H E L P S M c C L E S K E Y 205 North Conception Street Mobile, A l a b a m a 36603

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F R E D R E N N E K E R , J R . 2201 Arl ington Avenue B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35205

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303 Washington A v e n u e Montgomery, A l a b a m a

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T U R N E R & B A T S O N , A R C H . A m e r i c a n Life Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

T . C . V A N A N T W E R P 354 St. F r a n c i s Street Mobile, A l a b a m a 36602

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W A R R E N , K N I G H T & D A V I S 702 Protect ive L i fe Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

L A W R E N C E S. W H I T T E N & S O N 1509 B a n k for S a v i n g s Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35203

W I L L I A M L I N D S A Y W I L L I A M S 3629 F i f th Avenue , South B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a 35222

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P r e s i d e n t V i c e - P r e s . S e c r e t a r y T r e a s u r e r D i r e c t o r C o u n c i l o r s

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M O N T G O M E R Y CHAPTER A . l . / W . P r e s i d e n t H o w a r d E . M c E I » - » - a n e y V i c e - P r e s . W m . M. P e . a r s o n S e c r e t a r y J i m H. S e a y T r e a s u r e r J o h n B . M c D « : > n a l d D i r e c t o r s P a r k e r Nam— r - o w s

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BIRMINGHAM CHAPTER F E L L O W S D A V I S . C H A R L E S F . , J R . 3004 Seventh Avenue South B i r m i n g h a m 35233 D a v i s , S p e a k e & Thrasher /323-4638 W i f e : He len

K N I G H T , E U G E N E H. 702 P r o t e c t i v e L i f e Bu i ld ing B i r m i n g h a m W a r r e n , K n i g h t & Davis/251-0191 W i f e : Bett ie J a n e

S M I T H , J A C K B A S S 1260 Nor th Dearborn Street P a r k D e a r b o r n Hotel C h i c a g o , I l l inois

S M I T H , N E L S O N 1642 B r o w n - M a r x Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 N e l s o n Smith/324-2539 W i f e : A l i c e

C O R P O R A T E A D A M S , J A M E S E L L I S 921 C i t y F e d e r a l Bu i ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 C o b b / A d a ms/Benton/251-5258 W i f e : Violet

A D A M S , R O B E R T H., J R . 1917 F i f th A v e n u e South B i r m i n g h a m 35233 C h a r l e s H. M c C a u l e y 322-3591

A N D E R T O N . W A L T E R C . 11 G l e n I r is P a r k B i r m i n g h a m 35205 W a l t e r C a r l o s Anderton 322-5052 W i f e : M a r i a n

B A G W E L L , J E F F W.,879-1114 2927 C a h a b a Road B i r m i n g h a m 35209 W i f e : Made lyn

B A I L E Y , J A M E S E . 879 8497 3324 Stoneridge D r i v e B i r m i n g h a m 35223 W i f e : Myrt

B A R T L E T T , A L L E N L . 3629 F i f th A v e n u e . South B i r m i n g h a m 35209 A l l e n L . Bar t le t t 595-5433 W i f e : E d i t h

B A T S O N . S. E D G A R , J R . 1221 A m e r i c a n L i fe Bu i ld ing B i r m i n g h a i n 35203 T u r n e r & Batson 322-3342 W i f e : Dorothy

B E N T O N . D A L L A S 921 C i ty F e d e r a l Bu i ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 C o b b A d a m s Benton 251-5258 W i f e : E l i z a b e t h

B I S H O P . R O B E R T V./833-7475 1110 Mart inwood L a n e B i r m i n g h a m 35235 W i f e : W i l m a J e a n

B L A C K W O O D , J A C K L . 1327 2121 Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 F o s h e e & Blackwood/324-6916 W i f e : S a r a Jo

B L A K E , W. K . , J R . B . P. 158 L i m e t e Leopoldvi l le Republ ique du Congo, Af r ique W i f e : Mary

B O N D U R A N T , E D W A R D J . 3629 F i f th A v e n u e , South B i r m i n g h a m 35222 Bonduran t , E n t r e k i n & A s s o c .

592-7296 Wi fe : L o u i s e

B R A D F O R D . M A R I O N L A R R I M O R E

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822-6292 W i f e : M a r g a r e t

C A L D W E L L , H E N R Y H.. J R . 1604 C a r n e g i e A v e n u e F a i r f i e l d Henry H. C a l d w e l l , Jr. /788-5355 Wi fe : F r e i d a L o u i s e

C H A M B E R S . W. N. 701 S ta l l ings Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 G r e e r , Ho lmquis t & C h a m b e r s

251-7241 W i f e : B lenn ie

C H R I S T I A N , E L B O N L . 2925 C a h a b a R o a d B i r m i n g h a m 35223 C h r i s t i a n & Blake/879-2110 W i f e : G r a c e

C O B B , D O Y L E L . 921 C i ty F e d e r a l Bu i ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 C o b b / A d a m s Benton/251-5258 Wi fe : F e r n

C O L L I E R , F E L T O N M. 1308 19th W a y . South B i r m i n g h a m 35205 Fe l ton M. Collier/323-1361 Wi fe : E l i z a b e t h

C O O P E R , J O H N M. 2316 F o u r t h A v e n u e , North B i r m ingham The R u s t E n g i n e e r i n g Co./323-6561 W i f e : Annet te

C O X , J A C K 4305 Dol ly R idge L a n e B i r m i n g h a m 35243 T h e R u s t E n g i n e e r i n g C o . 323-6561 Wi fe : J u n e

C R A W F O R D . R. B R A N D E N 712 South 22nd Street B i r m i n g h a m 35233 F u l l e r & C r a w f o r d 324-7637 Wi fe : He len

D A V I S . J O H N E A Y R E S . J R . 702 Pro tec t ive L i fe Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 W a r r e n . Kn ight & D a v i s 251-0191 D O U G L A S . W I L M O T C . 324-4481 2922 Seventh A v e n u e . South B i r m i n g h a m 35205 Wi fe : U n i s

E C H O L S . S T A N L E Y B. 707 South 30th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35233 Stan ley B . E c h o l s 324-5092 E L L I O T T , H. G . . J R . 2227 20th A v e n u e . South B i r m i n g h a m 35223 H. G . E l l io t t 879-6241 W i f e : A n n

E L L I S . H U G H W. 220 South E ighth Street Gadsden 35903 Hofferbert & E l l i s 543-5613 Wife: E l e a n o r

E N T R E K I N . W A L T E R E . . J R . 3629 Fi f th Avenue , South B i r m i n g h a m 35222 Bondurant , En t rek in & A s s o c .

592-7296 Wife: Dafine

F I T T S , J A M E S H., I l l # 2 Office Park 2615 Sixth Street Tusca loosa 35401 J a m e s H. Fitts/759-5604 Wife: Ka thar ine

F O S H E E . H A R O L D L . 1327 2121 Building B i r m i n g h a m 35203 Foshee & Blackwood 324-6916 Wife: Sybil

F U L L E R . J O H N M. 712 South 22nd Street B i r m i n g h a m 35233 F u l l e r & Crawford 324-7637 Wife: Peg

G A R I K E S , A R T H U R G E O R G E Univ . of A l a b a m a Hospi ta ls &

C l in ics 323-8811 619 South 19th Street B i r m ingham Wife: Betty J e a n

G A U N T . G E O R G E H. 811 Tit le Bui lding B i r m i n g h a m 35203 Minis & Gaunt 324-4489 Wife: Ri ta

G O L D E N , D U R W O O D J . 2336 F a r l e y P l a c e B i r m i n g h a m 35226 The Rust Engineer ing Co . 323-6561 Wife: Druc i l l a

G R E E R . D. H. 701 Stal l ings Bui lding B i r m i n g h a m 35203 G r e e r . Holmquist & C h a m b e r s

251-7241 Wife: E l izabeth

H A G E R . J . W., JR . -871 -7508 211 Sher idan L a n e B i r m i n g h a m 35216

H A G E R . P A U L 16 Office P a r k C i r c l e B i r m i n g h a m 35223 Pau l Hager/897-1660 Wife: Betty Lou

H A L L M A R K . F R E D B . . J R . 722 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35222 H a l l m a r k & H a n e y 322-3791 Wife: J e a n

H A N E Y . SAM H. 722 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35222 H a l l m a r k & Haney 252-0733 Wife: Helen Mary

H I T C H C O C K . R O Y E . 1001 Massey Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 Roy E . Hi tchcock 251-8643 Wife: Jewel l

H I X O N . S H E R R O D B. 2201 Arl ington Avenue B i r m i n g h a m 35205 Sher rod B. H i x o n / F a 2-7571 Wi fe : Sharon Lee

H O F F E R B E R T , P A U L W. 220 South E ighth Street G a d s d e n 35903 Hofferbert & Ellis/543-5613 W i f e : Helen

H O F F M A N , J A M E S H. 237-7591 1825 H e n r y Road Anniston

H O L M Q U I S T , G O R D O N W. 1324 L a r r y L a n e B i r m i n g h a m 35213

H O L M Q U I S T , W A L T E R N. 701 Stal l ings Building B i r m i n g h a m 35203 G r e e r , Holmquist & C h a m b e r s

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K N I G H T . A L B I O N W. 702 Protect ive Life Building B i r m i n g h a m 35203 W a r r e n , Knight & D a v i s 251-0191 Wi fe : F r a n c e s

K N I G H T , W I L L I A M P. 910 T i t le Building B i r m i n g h a m 35203 E d w i n T . McCowan 251-5053 W i f e : Caro lyn

L A N E . C H A R L E S E . , 111,252-5822 3536 Altamont Road B i r m i n g h a m 35213 Wi fe : W i l m a

L A W R E N C E . C A R L T O N O., J R . 824 F a n c h e r Dr ive B i r m i n g h a m 35226 Car l ton O. Lawrence/323-8325

L I D E , M A R T I N J . 1307 F e d e r a l Building B i r m i n g h a m 35226 Mar t in J . Lide/324-5683 Wi fe : Naomi

L O N G , H E N R Y S P R O T T 3106 C la i rmont Avenue B i r m i n g h a m 35205 H. S . Long/323-4564 Wi fe : Margaret

M c C A U L E Y , C H A R L E S H. 1917 F i f th Avenue South B i r m i n g h a m 35233 C h a r l e s H. McCau ley 322-3591 Wife: Naomi

M c C O W A N , E D W I N T . 910 Tit le Bui lding B i r m i n g h a m 35203 E d w i n T . McCowan 251-5053 Wi fe : Ann

M I M S . E D W I N B. 811 T i t le Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 M i m s & Gaunt'324-4489

M I T C H E L L , J A M E S T./879-3809 2221 Mountain V i e w Dr ive B i r m i n g h a m 35216 Wife: F a y e

M O R R I S . W I L L I A M E , , J R . 624 Brown-Marx Bui lding B i r m i n g h a m 35203 Wi l l i am E . Morr is , J r . 252 2189 W i f e : Kit ty

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M O R R I S O N , D O N A L D , J R . 701 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35222 Poole & Pardue/324-4466 Wi fe : Betty

M O S E L E Y , C A R L M O R R I S , J R . 817 2l8t Avenue T u s c a l o o s a 35401 Don B. Schuyler/553-4610 W i f e : Mary

M U R R A Y , E A R L O L I V E R Route 12, Box 9 B i r m i n g h a m 35215 Wife: Art ie

P A R D U E , O S C A R W. 701 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35222 Poole & Pardue/324-4466 Wife: Caro lyn

P A U L , E D W A R D M., J R . 701 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35222 E d w a r d M. Paul/252-5781 Wife: Jan ie

P O O L E , W I L L I A M E . 701 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35222 Poole & Pardue/324.4466 Wife: F r a n c e s J e a n

P O W E R S , J O H N W., J R . 871-4825 401 Yorksh i re D r i v e B i r m i n g h a m 35209 Wi fe : L o i s

R E N N E K E R , F R E D , J R . 2201 Arl ington A v e n u e , South B i r m i n g h a m 35205 F r e d Renneker . Jr./'322.7571 Wi fe : J e a n

R O B E R T S , V E R N O N T . , J R . 1023 F o r r e s t Avenue Gadsden St r ick land & Roberts 547-1221 Wife: Sybi l

S M I T H . A L B I E R. 807 South 20th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35205 Atbie Reeves Smith 251-9832 Wife: Chr ist ine

S M I T H . M A R I O N J . 4337 Cliff Road B i r m i n g h a m 35222 Wife: J e a n

S M I T H , S U M P T E R 322-0816 2535 Aberdeen Road B i r m i n g h a m 35223 Wife: Mar tha

S M I T H . W I L F R E D J./822-5371 2208 T a l He im D r i v e B i r m i n g h a m 35216

S N O O K . C H A R L E S J . , J R . 1917 F i f th Avenue South B i r m i n g h a m 35233

S P E A K E . P A U L M. 3004 Seventh Avenue South B i r m i n g h a m 35233 D a v i s , Speake & T h r a s h e r 323-4638 Wi fe : Ann

S T R I C K L A N D , W. C H A R L E S 1023 F o r r e s t Avenue G a d s d e n Str ick land & Roberts 547-1221 Wife: Joyce

T E A G U E , L A V E T T E C , J R . / 871-9527

2516 Mountain Brook Ci rc le B i r m i n g h a m 35223

T E R R Y , E V A N M. 2129 Montgomery Highway B i r m i n g h a m 35209 E v a n M. T e r r y 871-3574 Wi fe : Margaret

T U R N E R , G E O R G E P. 1221 A m e r i c a n L i fe Building B i r m i n g h a m 35203 T u r n e r & Batson/322-3342 W i f e : Dorothy

W H I T E , J A M E S L./759-5604 2103 Broad Street Tusca loosa 35401 Wife: Nancy

W H I T T E N , L A W R E N C E S . 1509 Bank for Sav ings Building B i r m i n g h a m 35023 L a w r e n c e Whitten & Son 324-7506 Wife: Arnel ie

W I L L I A M S , W I L L I A M L I N D S E Y 595-5433

3629 Fif th Avenue South B i r m i n g h a m 35222 Wi fe : J a n i c e

W O E H L E , FRITZ/251-5647 924 18th st reet . South B i r m i n g h a m 35205 Wife: L y n n

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATES B O Z E M A N . S. J U D S O N 592-4978 1336 L a w r e n c e Street B i r m i n g h a m 35210 Wi fe : Ruth

B R U C E . N E I L R. 722 South 37th Street B i r m i n g h a m 35223 H a l l m a r k & Haney 328-4540 Wife: C a r b y Anne

B Y R A M . R O B E R T P A U L 2131 Magnolia Avenue South B i r m i n g h a m 35205 Robert P. B y r a m 323-8325

C O R N W E L L . C L A U D E V . . J R . 879-7726

4224 Old Brook T r a i l B i r m i n g h a m 35243

C R O W L E Y , J E R O M E P. 216-16 106th Avenue Queens V i l lage , New Y o r k 11429 W i f e : L e t h a

F O R D . J A M E S E . 836-5346 1012 Al thea L a n e B i r m i n g h a m 35235 Wi fe : Dor is

G O L D S C H M I D T . R U D O L P H A. 822-4274

2300 P inecres t Dr ive B i r m i n g h a m 35216 Wi fe : Peggy

K I D D . E A R L M U R R A Y 2131 Magnolia Avenue B i r m i n g h a m 35205 Mur ray K idd 323-8325 Wife: Judy

K I N C A I D . H A R O L D L . 300 Conover D r i v e B i r m i n g h a m 35206

M a c N A B , J O H N A./879-6994 3116 Over ton D r i v e B i r m i n g h a m 35209 Wi fe : Mary A n n a

M O S S , C H A R L E S A . 2201 Highland A v e n u e B i r m i n g h a m 35205 C a r r o l l C . Harmon/323-5485 Wi fe : Adele

P E A C H E R , D A V I D L.'879-6816 128 Hal l Avenue B i r m i n g h a m 35029 Wi fe : P a t r i c i a

P F A F F M A N , J A M E S A . 311 E u c l i d Avenue B i r m i n g h a m 35213 Wife: T e r r y

S I M M O N S , J . D. A l a b a m a Power C o m p a n y 323-5341 P. O. Box 2641 B i r m i n g h a m 35202 Wi fe : S a r a

S T E E V E S , H. R., J R . 1917 Fi f th Avenue South B i r m i n g h a m 35233 C h a r l e s H. M c C a u l e y 322-3591 Wi fe : Burges

W A L T E R S , J I M H E N R Y , J R . 786-0316

1128 50th Street , West B i r m i n g h a m 35208 Wife: Sue

ASSOCIATES A M A R O , J O S E P H A./786-7350 1440 45th Street , E n s l e y B i r m i n g h a m 35208

B E N N I N G . F . H. 4098 North Stratfor\d. N . E . A t l an ta . Georg ia 30305 Wi fe : E l i z a b e t h

B O N E Y . Q U I N L A N C . 921 Ci ty F e d e r a l Bu i ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 Cobb, A d a m s Benton 251-5258 Wi fe : J a n e

C O N W A Y , J A M E S O. 2129 Montgomery H i g h w a y B i r m i n g h a m 35209 E v a n M. Terry/871-3574 Wi fe : J a n i c e

H R B E K . G E O R G E E . 786-3308 1549 C leve land Avenue B i r m i n g h a m 35211 Wi fe : B e r t h a

M C D O N A L D , J A C K P . 4241 Cliff Road B i r m i n g h a m 35222

S C H A U E R , W I L L I A M R. 1140 Sherwood F o r e s t D r i v e B i r m i n g h a m 35235 L a w r e n c e Whitten & Son 833-0956 Wife: P a t r i c i a

S H E P P A R D , L . D A N I E L 616 26th Avenue . N.W. B i r m i n g h a m 35216 Wi fe : T o m m i e Anne

W A L D H E I M . O S C A R 701 Stal l ings Bui ld ing B i r m i n g h a m 35203 G r e e r , Ho lmquis t & C h a m b e r s

251-7241

W I L C U T T , J A C K L E R O Y / 5 9 5 . 6 6 1 4 P. O. Box 3372 B i r m i n g h a m 35205 W i f e : R i t a J e a n

EMERITUS S C H U Y L E R , D O N B. 2429 15th Street T u s c a l o o s a

T A R D Y , M. H . 136 C o l u m b i a A v e n u e H a m p t o n , V i r g i n i a 23369

W E A V E R , H O R A C E M. Route 1 T r u s s v i l l e 35173

H O N O R A R Y A S S O C I A T E S K E S S L E R , W I L L I A M H. 2609 H e a t h e r m o o r R o a d Mountain Brook 35223

P U R Y E A R , R I C H A R D A . A l a b a m a G a s C o r p o r a t i o n B i r m i n g h a m 35203

J E M I S O N , R O B E R T , J R . 2105 3rd A v e n u e North B i r m i n g h a m 35203

MOBILE CHAPTER

FELLOWS C A R E Y . J O H N J O S E P H 724 F i r s t Nat iona l B a n k Mobile 36602 John J . C a r e y 432-6486 W i f e : E s t h e r

J O H N S T O N E , H A R R Y I N G E 115 C h a r l e s S t r e e t Mobile 36604 H a r r y Ange J o h n s t o n e & E d w a r d

L . F a d d i s 432-3198 W i f e : K a t h l e e n

W I N T E R , A R C H R. 710 V a n A n t w e r p B u i l d i n g Mobile 36602 V^inter & E l l is /438-9729

C O R P O R A T E B A U M H A U E R , E D W A R D B .

Off ice P a r k , R m . 514 Mobile E d w a r d B. B a u m h a u e r _ 3 4 4 - 1 7 6 5 W i f e : R i ta

B E A L L E , T H O M A S B . , J R . 1170-A Bel t l ine H i g h w a y South Mobile 36609 T h o m a s B. B e a l l e , J r . / 344 -3230 W i f e : M a r a g e m

B E N S O N , A . B . 1010 M e r c h a n t s N a t i o n a l B a n k Mobile 36602 A . B . Benson & C o m p a n y 432-8868 W i f e : B e v e r l y

B U R M E I S T E R , C A R L F . , J R . 2474 C o m m e r c i a l P a r k D r i v e Mobile 36606 C a r l F . B u r m e i s t e r , J r — 4 7 3 - 1 6 4 5 W i f e : Mozelle

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company

C O B B , H O W E L L E . R o u t e 2, B o x 202 F a i r h o p e 36532 D e w e y C r o w d e r A s s o c i a t e s /

432-6632

C O B B , J E A N R o u t e 2 , B o x 202 F a i r h o p e 36532 W i n t e r & El l is /438-9729

C R O W D E R , C . D E W E Y , J R . 253 S t . A n t h o n y Street Mobi le 36603 D e w e y C r o w d e r A s s o c i a t e s

432-6632 w i f e : F l o r e n c e

D I E T Z , J A M E S F . 1007 V a n A n t w e r p Bui ld ing Mobi le 36602 D i e t z , P r i n c e & F i s h c h r u p p

432-0421 W i f e : S y l v i a

D O N N E L L , W I L L I A M T . R o u t e 1, Box 464 D a p h n e 36526 A . B . B e n s o n & C o m p a n y 432-i W i f e : C a r o l y n

E L L I S , T . H O W A R D 710 V a n A n t w e r p Bui ld ing M o b i l e 36602 T . H o w a r d E l l i s 438-9729 W i f e : C a t h e r i n e

F A D D I S , E D W A R D L . 115 C h a r l e s Street M o b i l e 36604 H a r r y A n g e Johnstone & E d w a r d L

F a d d i s 432-3198 W i f e : A n n e

F I S C H R U P P . F . M A R S H A L L 1007 V a n A n t w e r p Bui ld ing M o b i l e 36602 D i e t z , P r i n c e & F i s c h r u p p 432-0421 W i f e : Robbie

F R O O M , R O Y R. P . O . B o x 189 F t . W a l t o n B e a c h , F l o r i d a 32548 N i c h o l s & F r o o m / W i f e : B a r b a r a

G R A Y , E U G E N E H., II 2808 S p r i n g Hil l A v e n u e M o b i l e 36607 E u g e n e H . G r a y 471-2665

H A M M O N D . G . R O S S 813 S p r i n g Hil l A v e n u e Mobi le 36602 H a n i m o n d & S h e p h e r d , A r c h . &

A s s o c . 438-9701 W i f e : J o a n

H A W K I N S , D O N A L D A. 1012 Dauph in Street Mobi le 36604 U . S . A r m y C o r p s of E n g i n e e r s /

473-0311 W i f e : A n n

H U R D . J A M E S F U L T O N F o o t of Hurte l S t reet Mobi le 36605 J a m e s Ful ton Hurd , 433-6511 W i f e : B e a

L E T S O N , W I L L I A M F . 305 Glenwood Street Mobi le 36606 Le tson-McAr thur /479 -9508 W i f e : Dot

M c A R T H U R . J O H N A . , J R . 305 G lenwood Street Mobile 36606 L e t s o n - M c A r t h u r 479.9508 W i f e : Betty

M c C L A M R O C H , W A L D O C . 710 V a n A n t w e r p Bui ld ing Mobile 36602 Win te r & E l l i s 438-9729 Wi fe : Sue

M C E L R O Y , B E R T H O L D E B . / 342-0430

12 P r i n c e s s Ann Mobile 36608 H u s b a n d : K e n n e t h

M A R C H . D I L L O N T . 53 North J a c k s o n Street Mobile 36602 M a r c h & March/432-1154

M A R C H , V I R G I N I A S . 53 North J a c k s o n Street Mobile 36602 M a r c h & M a r c h 432-1154

P H E L P S , W I L L I A M A. 205 North Concept ion Street Mobile 36603 P h e l p s - M c C l e s k e y 432-2355 W i f e : E l a i n e

P R I N C E . A R T H U R

1007 V a n A n t w e r p Bui ld ing Mobile 36602 Dietz , P r i n c e & F i s c h r u p p /

432-0421

P R O L S D O R F E R , S T A F F J . 951 G o v e r n m e n t St reet Mobile 36604 P r o l s d o r f e r & Smith/438-3617 W i f e : Monique

R O G E R S , C H A R L E S E D W A R D 1010 M e r c h a n t s Nat ional B a n k Mobile 36602 A . B . Benson & Company,432-8868 Wi fe : Bet ty

R U T L A N D . J A M E S R. 354 St. F r a n c i s Street Mobile 36602 J . R. R u t l a n d , J r . 432-1030 W i f e : R o s e m a r y

S H E P H E R D , T H O M A S G . 813 Spr ing Hil l A v e n u e Mobile 36604 H a m m o n d & S h e p h e r d , A r c h . &

A s s o c . 438-9701 W i f e : Anne

S L A T E R . R O D E R I C K B .

951 G o v e r n m e n t S t ree t , R m . 319 Mobile 36604 S la te r & S la te r 432-7585 Wi fe : S a r a h

S M I T H . J A M E S M. I l l 951 G o v e r n m e n t St reet Mobile 36604 P r o l s d o r f e r & S m i t h 438-3617 W i f e : L u c i l l e

S T E B E R . T H O M A S P. 2102 G o v e r n m e n t St reet Mobile 36606 Woods & Steber & Assoc./471-4426 W i f e : J u n e

T E M P L E T O N . R I C H A R D E . P. O. Box 4373 Mobile 36604 H a i d t - T e m p l e t o n & Assoc—471-5458 W i f e : B e v e r l y J e a n

V A N A N T W E R P , T . C O O P E R 354 St. F r a n c i s Street Mobile 36602 T . C . V a n Antwerp'432-6527 Wife: E l i zabeth

W O O D S , F R E D E R I C K C . 2102 Government Street Mobile 36606

Woods & Steber & A s s o c . 471-4426 Wife: Aleine

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATES G L A Z N E R . V I C T O R W A L L I S 2102 Government Street Mobile 36606 Woods & Steber & A s s o c . 471-4426

L O C K E , L O U I S P. 701 Merchants National B a n k Mobile 36602 Wife: C a r o l y n

ASSOCIATES B I S C H O F F , C H A R L E S F . Route 2. Box 210 Mobile 36609 T h o m a s B. Bea l l e , J r . 344-3240 Wife: JoAnn

C O S B Y . D O N A L D J . 157 C h a r l e s Street Mobile Winter & E l lis/438-9729

C R A N E . W A L T E R J . 479-7003 655 Merritt Dr ive Mobile 36609

E L L I S , A U G U S T I N E S. 2504 Spring Hill Avenue Mobile 36607 U. S. A r m y Corps of E n g i n e e r s /

473-0311

G A N D L E R , H A R V E Y M. 83 A c a c i a Mobile 36607 Dietz, P r i n c e & F i s c h r u p p , 432-0421 Wife: S a n d r a

G R I D E R , N O R M A N H. 1107 Montauk A v e n u e Mobile 36604 Prolsdorfer & Smith/438-3617 Wife: J u d y

L A R A W A Y , W I L L I A M F R A N K 6 L a r a w a y L a n e Fa i rhope 36532 Prolsdorfer & Sm ith/438-3617 Wife: P.Ttricia

M c R A E . W A Y N E D., 433-6640 1011 Augusta Street Mohilr ?fi604 C i ty of ivlobile

M I L L E R . O. C . J R . 2404 Dauphin Street Mobile 36606 Dewey Crowder A s s o c i a t e s .

432-6632

S C H I E L . J O H N H U N T E R 1101 Government Street Mobile 36604 J a m e s Fulton Hurd/433-6511 Wife: Irene

MEMBER EMERITUS W E T Z E L , J O H N A . Route 3, Oyster B a y Road Foley 36535

MONTGOMERY CHAPTER

FELLOWS B U R K H A R D T , E . W A L T E R 337 P a y n e Street A u b u r n 36830 A u b u r n School of Arch./887-2303 W i f e : V a r i a n

P E A R S O N , C L Y D E C . 401 F i r s t National B a n k Bui lding Montgomery P e a r s o n , Tit t le & N a r r o w s /

262-3876 W i f e : Ida Mae

S M I T H . M O R E L A N D G R I F F I T H P. O. Box 494 A t l a n t a , Georgia 30301 W i f e : Mar jor ie

CORPORATE A L E X A N D E R , L A W R E N C E A . P. O. D r a w e r F Gul f B r e e z e , F l o r i d a

A L F O R D , S. A L L I S O N 3520 C loverda le Road Montgomery S . A l l i son Alford/288-3140 Wi fe : Margaret

B A K E R , D O U G L A S P. O. Box 861 109-B South 3 Notch Street A n d a l u s i a 36420 Douglas B a k e r 222-4700

B L O N D H E I M , C H A R L E S A . , J R . 142 E a s t Broad Street E u f a u l a 36027 B londhe im & Will iams/687-5124 Wi fe : Maxie

B O N D , B R E N D O N A. 502 Washington Avenue Montgomery 36106 Bond & Bond/262-4233 Wi fe : Margaret

B O N D . M A R G A R E T M. 502 Washington Avenue Montgomery 36106 Bond and Bond/262-4233

B R O W N , R O S S S. 4303 Covent ry Montgomery 36111 P e a r s o n , Tittle & N a r r o w s /

262-3876 Wi fe : Maryann

B U T N E R , E . SAM 3625 Berk ley Dr ive Montgomery T i l l e r , Butner & M c E l h a n e y /

265-1278 Wi fe : Lou ise

C A L L A H A M , V I R G I L O. 113 Stuart Street Montgomery State Bidg. C o m m i s s i o n / E x t . 3266 W i f e : Hazel

C H A M B L E S S , J O H N R. 2869 North Colonial Dr ive Montgomery C h a m b l e s s & Moore/264-4645 Wi fe : Nancy

14 A L A B A M A ARCHITECT

C H R I S T I A N , W I L L I A M L E V E R T J O H N S T O N , J A M E S H. 1503 Seminole Street Dothan 36301 Wi l l iam L . Christ ian/792-5520 Wife: Nan

C O L E , R O B E R T I. 746 A d a m s Avenue Montgomery 37104 J . Streeter Wiatt , A s s o c . / 262-2791 Wife: E l i zabeth

C O L L I E R , S A M U E L D. 901 South Hull Street Montgomery Col le r , Seay & Assoc./264-5396 Wife: Ruth

D A V I S , J A M E S H A R O L D 505 Rosemond Dr ive Dothan 36301 E p p s & D a v i s / H e a d l a n d 693-3741 Wife: Helen

D O N O F R O . J O S E P H L . P. O. Box 402 Dothan 36302 Joseph L . Donofro & A s s o c . /

792-3131 Wife: Harr iet te

E P P S , J U L I A N W. 211-C Main Street Headland 36345 E p p s & Davis/693-3741 Wife: Mary

F A R R I S , J O H N R. 3637 Fernv>/ay Montgomery 36111 State Building C o m m i s s i o n Wife: Margaret

F L E T C H E R , D O N A L D A. 303 Washington A v e n u e Montgomery Sher lock , Smith & Adams/263-6472 Wife: R a y e

H A N C O C K , D A V I D G R A H A M 777 South L a w r e n c e Street Montgomery 36104 P e a r s o n , Humphr ies & J o n e s /

265-8781 Wife: Nan

H O L M A N , H. L . , J R . P. O. D r a w e r 130 Ozark 36361 H. L . Holman 774-2281 Wife: Rhoda

H O L M E S . R O B E R T M. 1402 North P a r k A v e n u e Dothan 36301 Waid & Holmes_792-8979 Wife: Jeanette

H O R T O N , D O N A L D L . 1415 A d r i a n L a n e Montgomery 36111 Donald L . Horton 288-9730 Wife: E l izabeth

H U M P H R I E S , C H A R L E S E . 777 South L a w r e n c e Street Montgomery 36104 P e a r s o n , Humphr ies & J o n e s /

265-8781 Wi fe : May

J O H N S O N , M A R T I N K. 445 South Hull Street Montgomery 36104 Johnson & Will iams.265-0722

1110-B Broad Street Phenix City 36867 Hogencamp & Johnston / 298-3671 Wife: Hola

J O N E S , R E N I S O. 777 South L a w r e n c e Street Montgomery P e a r s o n , Humphr ies & J o n e s /

265-8781 Wife: Noble

J O S E P H , W I L L I A M F . . J R . 604 South P e r r y Street Montgomery 36104 Morton & Joseph/265-6759 Wife: Peggy

K I L L I N G S W O R T H . M A R V I N , J R . Depar tment of Education/265-2341 R m . 444, State Off ice Bui lding Montgomery 36104 Wife: JoAnn

K I R K L A N D , TOM B . 28 South Hull Street Montgomery 36104 K i r k l a n d & Assoc ia tes 263-7539 Wi fe : Dorothy

L A N C A S T E R , C A R L H., J R . 115 South McDonough Street Montgomery 36104 C . H. Lancaster/264-1459 Wife: Dorothy

L A N C A S T E R . E A R L M. 950 North College Street Auburn 36830 L a n c a s t e r & L a n c a s t e r 887-5929 Wi fe : J e a n

L A N C A S T E R , E D W I N B. P. O. Box 10 Auburn 36830 L a n c a s t e r & Lancaster/887-5929 W i f e : Minnie L u c i l e

L e V I N E , N E W T O N 350 North College Street Auburn Auburn School of A r c h i t e c t u r e /

887-6511

M c C A L L , L A C Y R., J R . 1818 Gi l lespie Dr ive Montgomery 36106 M c C a l l & A s s o c i a t e s 269-2825 Wi fe : Anne

M C D O N A L D , J O H N B . 738 K a r e n Road Montgomery 36109 McDonald/288.9710 Wi fe : Shir ley

M c E L H A N E V , H O W A R D E . 416 South P e r r y Street Montgomery 36104 T i l l e r , Butner & M c E l h a n e y /

265-1278 Wi fe : Jenni fer

M c M I N N . W I L L I A M G./887-6511 School of Arch i tec ture & Ar ts A u b u r n Univers i ty A u b u r n 36830 Wi fe : J e a n

M A S E V , J A M E S D . P. O. Box 6028 Montgomery J a m e s D . Masey 265-3646

M I L L S A P , E U G E N E T . , J R . W A I D , H O M E R A L L E N 5 Hazel Hedge L a n e P. O. B o x 1351 Montgomery 36106 Dothan 36302 Sher lock , Smith & Adams/263-6472 Waid & Holmes/792-8979 Wi fe : Sa l l y

M O O R E , J O S E P H M., J R . 922 South Hull Street Montgomery 36104 C h a m b l e s s & Moore 264-4645 Wi fe : Dorothy

M O R T O N , J O H N M. 604 South P e r r y Street Montgomery 36104 Morton & Joseph/265-6759 Wi fe : June

N A R R O W S , P A R K E R A . F i r s t National B a n k Bui ld ing Montgomery 36104 P e a r s o n , Tit t le & N a r r o w s /

262-3876 Wi fe : V e r n a

P A R S O N S , G E N E M A L O N E 3214 Well ington Road Montgomery P e a r s o n , Tit t le & N a r r o w s /

262-3876

P U C K E T T , F L O Y D E . 2615 F i s k Road Montgomery Col l ie r , Seay & A s s o c . 264-5396 W i f e : E c h o

P E A R S O N , W I L L I A M M. 777 South L a w r e n c e Street Montgomery 36104 P e o r s o n , H u m p h r i e s & J o n e s .

265-8781 W i f e : G w e n

S E A Y . J I M H. 2707 Woodley Road Montgomery 36111 Co l l i e r , Seay & Assoc. ,264-5396 Wi fe : Donna

S M Y L Y , R O B E R T R., J R . 100 C h u r c h Street P. O. Box 535 S e l m a 36701 Rober t R. Smyly/872-5224 Wife: Sh i r ley

S P E E R , D E A N W I L L I A M A . / 887-6511

D e p a r t m e n t of A r c h i t e c t u r e A u b u r n Un ivers i ty Auburn 36830 W i f e : Irene

S Z U T O W I C Z , T H E O D O R E J . P. O. Box 646 Phen ix C i ty 36867 Theodore J . Szutowicz/298-3651 Wife: E v e l y n

T I L L E R , M A R K D. 416 South P e r r y Street Montgomery 36104 T i l l e r , Butner & M c E l h a n e y ,

265-1278 Wi fe : Mar i lyn

T I T T L E , F A R R O W L . F i r s t Nat ional B a n k Bu i ld ing Montgomery 36104 P e a r s o n , Titt le & N a r r o w s /

262-3876 W i f e : E u l a l l a

W i f e : C a t h a r i n e

W A T S O N , F O R R E S T B . 640 South McDonough Montgomery F . B. Watson 262-3289

W A T S O N , W I L L I A M M U R R A Y 1863 Robinson Hil l R o a d Montgomery 36106 J . S t reeter Wiat t & A s s o c . /

262-2791 Wi fe : V i r g i n i a

W I A T T , J . S T R E E T E R 746 A d a m s A v e n u e Montgomery 36104 J . S t reeter Wiat t , Assoc. /262-2791 Wi fe : Tennie

W I L L I A M S , A L B E R T L . 445 South Hull Street Montgomery 36104 Johnson & Wi l l iams/265-0722 Wi fe : M a r y Helen

W I L L I A M S , P A T T H O M A S Washington Bui ld ing Montgomery 36100 B londhe im & Wi l l iams/687-5124 W i f e : O l iv ia

PROFESSIONAL A S S O C I A T E S B O L L I N G E R , F R A N K J . 1025 L y n w o o d D r i v e Montgomery 36111 S h e r l o c k , Smi th & Adams/263 -6472 W i f e : Dou

B R U N S C H W Y L E R , R I C H A R D G . 2624 E s s e x P l a c e Montgomery S h e r l o c k , Smi th & A d a m s 263-6472 W i f e : J e a n n e

C L E M E N T S , H A R R Y W. , J R . 2106 M c K i n l e y A v e n u e Montgomery P e a r s o n , Tit t le & N a r r o w s 262-3876

D A V I D S O N , W I L L I A M P . , J R . 818 West Pat ton A v e n u e Montgomery S h e r l o c k , S m i t h & A d a m s 263-6472 W i f e : Dora L e e

G A N D Y , J O H N R. 4252 A m h e r s t Road Montgomery 36111 P e a r s o n , H u m p h r i e s & J o n e s /

265-8781 W i f e : B e c k y

H I L L , L U T H E R L . , J R . 630 P l y m o u t h Street Montgomery 36106 P e a r s o n , H u m p h r i e s & J o n e s /

265-8781 W i f e : K a t h e r i n e

N E V I L L E , F R A N K H . 721 South D a t e s S t ree t Dothan 36301 J o s e p h L . Donofro & A s s o c . /

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P A T T O N , M O R T R. 636-2260 2532 W a w o n a D r i v e , N . E . A t l a n t a , G e o r g i a

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R O S A , F R A N K Y . , J R . 416 South P e r r y Street Montgomery 36104 T i l l e r , B u t n e r & M c E l h a n e y

265-1278 Wife: Nan

W O O D H A M , J O H N 4229 A m h e r s t Road Montgomery 36111 K i r k l a n d & A s s o c . 263-7539 W i f e : Anne

ASSOCIATES A R B U T H N O T , J O S E P H W. , J R . 3609 B a n k h e a d A v e n u e Montgomery 36111 Donald L . Horton'263-2109

C O O P E R , L E O N G , 272-4283 120 B r a d l e y D r i v e Montgomery , 36109 W i f e : E d w i n a

E V E R E T T . N E V I L L E 2108 E a s t South B o u l e v a r d Montgomery Dona ld L . Horton 263-2109 W i f e : Mary F r a n c e s

G O D W I N . J A M E S E . 4325 D e l r a y Montgomery P e a r s o n , Tit t le & N a r r o w s

262-3876 W i f e : M a r y

G R A N T . A R T H U R J . 262-7234 1845 South Hull Street Montgomery 36104

M c K E E . W A L T E R . J R . F i r s t Nat ional B a n k Bui ld ing Montgomery 36101 P e a r s o n . T i t t le & N a r r o w s

262-3876

M A R T I N , R O N A L D F . 288-4193 4335 A m h e r s t Road Montgomery 36111 W i f e : R u b y

M O O R E , R O B E R T M. 1871 Robison Hi l l R o a d Montgomery 36106 T i l l e r . B u t n e r & M c E l h a n e y /

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N I C H O L S , J , H A R O L D 640 McDonough Street Montgomery F o r r e s t B . Watson 262-3289 W i f e : Sa l ly

O R T E G A . C A R L O S Route 4. Box 274 F Montgomery 36106 B o n d & Bond 262-4233 W i f e : A l ice

O R T E G A - L O P E Z . J . R. 2153 Meadowlane D r i v e M o n t g o m e r y P e a r s o n , Tit t le & N a r r o w s

262-4233 W i f e : M a r g a r e t Ann

T E M P L E , F R A N K L . L a m a r R o a d Hope Hull 36043

H O N O R A R Y A S S O C I A T E L E A V E L L . JAY/264-4471 P . O. Box 267 Montgomery

CORPORATE MEMBERS, OUT-OF-STATE B A L D W I N . B E N J A M I N 75 C e n t r a l P a r k Wes t New Y o r k , N. Y . 10023

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K E L L E Y , C H A R L E S Depar tment of A r c h i t e c t u r e Un ive rs i ty of Washington Seatt le , Washington 98100

M c G E H E E , W I L L I A M B . 2 Cogswood Road A s h e v i l l e , North C a r o l i n a 28804

P R E S T R I D G E , J A M E S A . , J R . 2130 L o c u s t Street P h i l a d e l p h i a , P e n n s y l v a n i a W i f e : V i r g i n i a 19103

NORTH ALABAMA CHAPTER CORPORATE A Y C O C K . W I L L I A M . P. O. Box 1301 D e c a t u r 35602 W i l l i a m J . Aycock— 355-4282

B A I L E Y . A L L I S O N C , J R . 715 F r a n k l i n Street , S . E . Huntsv i l le 35801 Northington. S m i t h , K r a n e r t

& Assoc./536-2457 W i f e : Anne

B A R R , P A U L E D W A R D 454 North Pine Street F l o r e n c e 35630 B a r r & Tune/766.2000 Wi fe : Nina

B U R R , E U G E N E E . 704 T e r r y - H u t c h e n s Bui ld ing Huntsv i l le 35801 A l e x a n d e r , Rothschi ld & J o y c e /

539-9647 Wi fe : R o s e m a r y

C R O W , D A V I D A . 107 Je f fe rson Street Huntsv i l le 35801 J o n e s , C r o w , Mann & A s s o c . /

536-0719 Wife: Margare t Bel le

D A V I S , A . J A C K S O N 401 L o w e l l Dr ive Huntsv i l le 35801 D i c k s o n , Jones & Davis/536-9691 Wi fe : E l a i n e

D I C K S O N , W I L L I A M R I C H A R D 401 L o w e l l Dr ive Huntsv i l le 35801 D i c k s o n . Jones & D a v i s 536-9691 Wi fe : Mary J a n e

F L E M I N G , G R O V E R C L Y D E 501 T e r r y - H u t c h e n s Bui ld ing Huntsv i l le 35801 C l y d e F l e m i n g & Assoc/539-7982 Wi fe : Pouy

G R I F F I T H , H O W A R D A S A . J R . 205 E a s t Four th Street Sheff ield 35660 H o w a r d A . Gr i f f i th 383-7014 Wi fe : Ruth

H A L L , W A L T E R H. P. O. Box 1247 Decatur 35602 Hal l & Colvard/353-7616 Wife: Mi mi

J O N E S , H A R V I E P. 401 Lowel l Dr ive Huntsvi l le 35801 D i c k s o n , Jones & Davis/536-9691 Wife: Hattie

J O N E S , T H O S . A. 107 Jef ferson Street Huntsvi l le 35801 Jones , C r o w , Mann & A s s o c .

536-0719 Wife: Betty

J O Y C E . T H O M A S G. 704 T e r r y - H u t c h i n s Bui ld ing Huntsvi l le 35801 A lexander , Rothchi ld & J o y c e /

539-9647 Wife: Jo Anne

K R A N E R T , L L O Y D H E R M A N 715 F r a n k l i n Street Huntsvi l le 35801 Northington, Smi th , K r a n e r t &

Assoc./536-2457 Wife: Ju le

M A N N , G E O R G E E . 107 Jef ferson Street Huntsvi l le 35801 Jones , Crow, Mann & A s s o c .

536-0719 Wife: Joan

M I L B E R G E R , J O S E P H F . lOO'/z Jef ferson Street Huntsvi l le 35801 Milberger & Rutland/534-0657 Wife: Gay le

N O R T H I N G T O N , A L L E N M. 1949 F lo rence Bou levard F lo rence 35630 Northington, Smi th , K r a n e r t &

Assoc./764-8861 Wife: Audry

R E E D , E L W Y N 1171/2 Green Street , S . E . Huntsvi l le Reed-Mul l ins & Assoc./539-7463 Wife: S a r a h

R O S E N V O L D . R I C H A R D C . 117'/2 Green Street , S . E . Huntsvi l le Reed-Mul l ins & Assoc./539-7463 Wife: Mary Louise

R U T L A N D , R O B E R T M. 100'/2 Jef ferson Street Huntsvi l le 35801 Milberger & Rut land 534-0657 Wif"- Mary J a n e

S C H E L L . C H A R L E S C , J R . 205 E a s t Four th Street Sheffield 35660 Howard A. Griff i th 383-7014 Wife: Ethel

S I M P S O N . J O H N G . N A S A 876-0178 1208 Randolph Street Huntsvi l le 35801 Wife: Bever ly

S T I R L I N G , L O U I S W. 806 G o v e r n o r s Dr ive Huntsv i l le 35801 H. Pau l Tuggle/534-4841

T U G G L E , H. P A U L 806 G o v e r n o r s Dr ive Huntsv i l le 35801 H. Pau l Tuggle/534-4841 Wi fe : Har r ie t

T U N E , W I L L I A M S . 454 North Pine Street F l o r e n c e 35630 B a r r & Tune/766-2000 Wife: F r a n c e s

T Y R E E , H E N R Y W. 454 North Pine Street F l o r e n c e 35630 B a r r & Tune/766-2000 W i f e : Dorothea

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATES C O N N A L L Y . W I L L I A M B . . J R . P. O. Box 474 Huntsvi l le T h e Boeing Company W i f e : Caro l ine

H O W A R D , A R T H U R 454 North Pine Street F l o r e n c e 35630 B a r r & Tune/766-2000 Wi fe : Caro l

ASSOCIATES B O Z E M A N , H O W A R D C , J R . 401 Lowe l l Dr ive Huntsvi l le 35801 D i c k s o n , Jones & D a v i s 536-9691 W i f e : V i r g i n i a

H E R R I N , W I L L I A M W., J R . 107 Jef ferson Street Huntsvi l le 35801 J o n e s , Crow, Mann & A s s o c . /

536-0719 Wi fe : E l izabeth

L A W R E N C E , W I L L I A M , J R . 107 Jef ferson Street Huntsvi l le 35801 J o n e s , Crow, Mann & A s s o c . / Wi fe : Poet

M A L O N E . J A C K 806 Governors Dr ive Huntsv i l le 35801 H. Pau l Tuggle 534-4841 Wi fe : Tommie

R O G E R S , D O N C . 407 E a s t Washington Street A thens A r s e n a l 876-3032 Wi fe : Betty

T A L B O T . J A M E S W., II P. O. Box 474 Huntsvi l le The Rust Engineer ing Co/852-8727 Wi fe : Ger l inda

U N D E R W O O D . F R E D N., J R . 309 F i r s t National Bui lding D e c a t u r 35601 B a r r & Tune/355-1301 W i f e : Louise

S M I T H . M A L C O L M E . 1949 F lorence Boulevord F lo rence 35630

HONORARY ASSOCIATE M A T T H E W S , D E A N Y . 539-9615

Northing. Smi th , K r a n e r t & A s s o c . D i rec tor , City P lanning Commission 764-8861 Municipal Building

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Mr. Jay Leavell,, Managing Editor ALABAMA ARCHITECT Post Office Box 267 Montgomery, Alabama

Dear Jay: The article in the January-February of the A L A B A M A ARCHITECT reporting the recent student tour for third year students from the School of Architecture at Auburn was read with great interest by me and other members of the ACIA. We were very well pleased by the interest of the students and faculty in such a tour. This being the first student tour sponsored by the ACIA, we naturally approached i t with a little bit of concern as to the success of such a venture. Based on the comments by students, faculty members and the local practicing architects, it was certainly a grand Success and we look forward eagerly to sponsoring future tours for these fledging architects. The interest of the ALABAMA ARCHITECT and the Alabama Council of the our association is sincerely appreciated. With best personal regards, I am

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ARCHITECTURE O N THE M O V E (Continued from page 4)

wide. It's legal committee is ready with a long range plan that w i l l be launched with requests for specific legislation next year (in cooperation with other interested groups in the design and construction fields).

In a lead article in the January issue this year, potent FORTUNE magazine stated:

"Suddenly the nation wants an architecture to match the glory of its machines. Cash and the desire to create are plentiful, but is this tiny, groping profession up to the challenge?"

YES! confirm architects in Alabama. And they're setting out to prove it.

NEW MEMBERS AND CHANGE OF STATUS CORPORATE — G e n e Malone P a r sons. AIA. 3214 Wellington Rd., Montgomery, assigned March 18, 1966, to the Montgomery Chapter. Firm: Pearson. Tittle & Narrows

Wi l l i am Joseph A y c o c k , AIA, P. O. Box 1301, Decatur, member of North Alabama Chapter, from Associate to Corporate. Firm: William J. Aycock, Architect

Al l ison Chappe l l B a i l e y , J r . , AIA, 715 Franklin Street, Huntsville, member of North Alabama Chapter, from Associate to Corporate. Firm: Northington, Smith, Kranert & Associates

David A n d r e w C r o w , AIA, 107 South Jefferson Street, Huntsville, member of North Alabama Chapter, from Associate to Corporate. Firm: Jones, Crow, Mann & Associates

George E m o r y Mann , AIA, 107 South Jefferson Street, Huntsville, member of North Alabama Chapter, from Professional Associate to Corporate. Firm: Jones, Crow, Mann & Associates

Henry Wi l l i ngham T y r e e , AIA, 454 North Pine Street, Florence, member of North Alabama Chapter, f rom Professional Associate to Corporate. Firm: Barr & Tune

Floyd Emmet t Pucket t , AIA, 901 South Hull Street, Montgomery, member of Montgomery Chapter, from Associate to Corporate. Firm: Collier, Seay & Associates

David G r a h a m Hancock , AIA, 777 South Lawrence Street, Montgomery, member of Birmingham Chapter, from Professional Associate to Corporate

J . W . Hager, J r . , AIA, 211 Sheridan Lane, Birmingham, member of Birmingham, member of Birmingham Chapter, from Professional Associate to Corporate.

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FREDERICK CHILD BIGGIN

1869-1948

FIRST DEAN OF AUBURN

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

A N D THE ARTS

FELLOW,

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF

ARCHITECTS

FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICES

IN

ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION

THE FREDERICK CHILD BIGGIN MEMORIAL L O A N FUND

How the

Biggin Loan

Fund works

and benefits

architectural

students

The Frederic Child Biggin Memorial Loan Fund of the American Institute of Architects was established by resolution in 1946 by the Alabama Chapter, AIA, for advanced students in Architecture at the Alabama Polytechnic Ins t i tute, now Auburn University.

Frederic Child Biggin was the first dean of the School of Architecture and the Arts and a teacher of Architecture for 27 years. An Emeritus member of the Alabama Chapter, AIA, in 1939, he was advanced to Institute Fellowship in recognition of his services in the field of architectural education.

During 1965 loans to students totaled $2,600. Payments of $1,031 were made on student loans, and presently there are outstanding loans of $3,732.35.

Priority is given to f i f t h year design students. Applications for the Biggin Fund Loans are accepted by the School of Architecture and Arts twice each year, during the first month of Fall Quarter and the first month of Spr ing Quarter, which is announced to fourth and f i f t h year design student classes. Students are requested to f i l l out an application form and to write a letter requesting the loan, giving the reasons for need. The interest rate of three per cent after graduation conforms with the rate of interest charged by the Auburn University Office of Student Loans. Repayment of the loan usually begins about one month after graduation. The amount of the loan depends upon previous indebtedness and the approval of the committee, which consists of Dean William A. Speer and other appointed members.

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bitious of the current endeavors of the Institute is its "War on Ugliness" which has caught the imagination of Chapters and Communities thruout the Nation. The objectives of this program can be stated, simply, as (1) creating an awareness in the public eye of the scope and dimension of the ugliness that mars the environs of every urban area in America, and (2) developing the desire, the resolve and the programs to eradicate this blight.

No one wi l l question the reality of the depressing effect imposed on man's sensibilities by the sight of acres of junked automobiles, by vast jumbles of neon made illegible by their mul t i plicity, by dirty streets and highways or streams fouled with sewage and refuse. Conversely, no argument can be raised against the spiritual " l i f t " man experiences in the presence of beauty, be i t natural or man-made.

Wi th this knowledge and background, The North Alabama Chapter has spearheaded the "War" in our State, and their activities are reported in this issue. The Alabama Council commends these architects highly for their civic mindedness and strongly urges the other A I A Chapters, in concert with public officials and civic leaders of their communities, to do likewise.

E d w a r d B. B a u m h a u e r P r e s i d e n t

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H U N T S V I L L E . . . While the rumble of another static test f i r ing of the

giant Saturn booster fades in the distance, the clatter of an almost unbelievable number of large concurrent construction projects picks up tempo in Huntsville's downtown area. "Ainazement" seems to be the typical reaction of the many visitors to this 140,000 plus population city. But measured in terms of design excellence and the quality of human responses, how is she measuring up to her opportunity? While evidence of man's great technological achievement abounds on Redstone Arsenal on Huntsville's west border, it would be truly ironical for the "Rocket City" to fa i l in providing her citizens wi th a pleasant, stimulating living environment.

At the heart of any city's prospects is its downtown area. There are now in various stages of planning and execution six urban renewal projects underway in Huntsville's downtown area, (see map) Prime objectives in this renewal effort are to renovate the central business district, relieve the strangle-hold traffic has on the CBD, to link the CBD to the "shopping street" that Memorial Parkway has become during the city's boom years, to continue its mission to alleviate local area slums and blight and to provide sanitary and decent homes for low income families.

While her Research Park and the Huntsville campus of the University of Alabama expand to the west, while a treasure of 19th century architecture is being wrapped in .a protective cloak to the east and traffic arteries are going through major changes in all quarters, the downtown area is taking on new dismensions and increased vitality. Huntsville, Alabama, is fast approaching its goal of becoming the first city i n the United States of comparable age and size to be completely "slum free."

Area A (see map), the Central City Project, now in progress, w i l l provide for rehabilitation of conservable properties, or for acquisition and clearance of unrestor-

CONTENTS

President's Message

Urban Renewal — North Alabama 4

News Briefs . . .

Committee Visits Auburn

Letters

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Baumhauer Addresses ACIA Conference 13

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New Members-Change of Status 14

ALABAMA ARCHITECT May-June 1966 Volume 2, No. 3 Alabama Architect, official publication of the Alabama Council of the American Institute of Architects, is owned and published by the Council, an Alabama Corporation not for profit. It is published bi-monthly at the Executive Office of the Council. 501 Guaranty Savings Building. Montgomery. Alabama; telephone 264-4471 (area code 205).

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ALABAMA COUNCIL, AIA

Officers and Councilors 1966

President—Edward B. Baumhauer—Mobile V. Pres.—Donald L . Horton—Montgomery Secretarj—A. Jackson Davis—Huntsville Treasurer—Oscar W. Pardue—Birmingham E x e c . Sec—Jay Leavell—Montgomery

B i r m i n g h a m C o u n c i l o r s Fred Renneker, J r . . James E . Adams and Donald Morrison, Jr.

M o b i l e C o u n c i l o r s Thomas G. Shepherd and Marshall Flschrupp

M o n t g o m e r y C o u n c i l o r s Howard E . McElhaney, William G. McMinn and Parker Narrows

N o r t h A l a b a m a C o u n c i l o r

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able properties. Rapid access and ample parking wi l l facilitate the high volume of traffic attracted by the public, financial and related institutions located in the 47 block area. I t w i l l provide a CBD traffic loop that wi l l feed into a peripheral system of multi-story parking garages, the first of which (see photo) is now out for bids. Focal point of the area is a super-block on which the new Madison County Courthouse is sited with its landscaped pedestrian mall system providing a haven for office workers and shoppers, (see front cover) The walking areas wi th covered canopies w i l l penetrate the walls of Court House Square with arcade-connectors to the parking garages which w i l l house a total of 4,000 cars.

Area B, the Big Spring Project, is the first and largest step of a three phase Central Neighborhood Renewal Plan which ultimately wi l l eliminate sub-standard housing, traffic mazes, parking shortages, and a rapid devaluation of property. In its place w i l l be smooth flowing property, expanded low-rent housing, preserved historical homes and a commercial link between the Memorial Parkway and a revitalized downtown.

Area C, the Parkview Project, is an integral link in the connecting chain between the Memorial Parkway

S l u m s that fo rmer ly occupied the area of the Winston Street Pro jec t were k n o w n to local residents as the "Honey Hole."

Senator John S p a r k m a n sets f i re to the s lu Winston Street a r e a .

May-June 1966

MAP OF URBAN RENEWAL P R O J E C T S A - T h e Central City Project B - B i g Spring A r e a Project C—The Parkview Project D - P h a s e III of G e n e r a l

Neighborhood R e n e w a l Plan

E - T h e West Cl in ton Street Project

F—The Winston Street Project

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commercial sites and the Central City public and f inan cial sites.

Area D, Phase I I I of the General Neighborhood Renewal Plan, mil l be the f ina l area to be redeveloped under current long-range plans. This project w i l l provide the f inal portion of a site for the eight m i l l i o n dollar Civic Arts Convention Center just awarded to a collaboration of four Huntsville architectural f i r m s .

Area E, the West Clinton Street Project, was the f i rs t Urban Renewal Area undertaken and consequently the f irst finished. The large revenue taken f r o m the shopping center and office buildings (see photo) w i l l soon completely return the city's investment. The to ta l current redevelopment is assessed at $3,276,800 upon which investors are annually paying over $33,588.00 i n real estate taxes which is in addition to regular sales and business taxes. The real estate tax alone w i l l repay the city's share of the cost wi thin five years. This is contrasted to the same area in 1965 when the assessed valuation of $128,000 brought the city $5,000 i n income.

Area F, The Winston Street Project, f o r m e r l y k n o w n by local residents as the "Honey Hole," has assumed the character of "Automobile Row" in that 80% of the disposed lots have been redeveloped for that purpose. The

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B u i l d i n g s on the west side of the Cour t House S q u a r e are b e i n g removed in the B ig S p r i n g Pro jec t , fo rmer ly known as " C o t t o n R o w . " T h i s area is to be developed as an o v e r l o o k for h is tor ic Big S p r i n g and the proposed In ternat i o n a l P a r k .

T h i s 600 c a r p a r k i n g s t ruc ture is to be bui l t in the Big S p r i n g P r o j e c t a r e a ( H u n t s v i l l e ) ad jacen t to the new City H a l l in fo reground and new Cour thouse in background ( S e e Map of U r b a n P r o j e c t s , A r e a B, page 5 th is issue)

W e h r n e r von B r a u n , S e n a t o r John S p a r k m a n , Mrs. L a d y B i r d J o h n s o n , and M a y o r G l e n n H e a r n of H u n t s v i l l e , v iew b e a u t i f i c a t i o n p l a n s for the Big S p r i n g In ternat iona l Park in H u n t s v i l l e . T h e 10 acre park is a memor ia l to countr ies s e n d i n g s tudents and mi l i t a ry personnel to study at Red S t o n e A r s e n a l .

T h i s shopping center was built in the West Cl inton Street Project area .

automobile dealers in that area feel that the proximity of competitors is a mutual benefit and have expressed pleasure with the environment created by the Urban Renewal Plan.

A l l of these Urban Renewal Projects have been accomplished through the Housing Authority of the City of Huntsville, Alabama, under the guidance of Nathan F. S. Porter as Executive Director. The Housing Authority, now in its twenty-f i f th year of operation has pledged to continue its efforts through the coming years to make our city a better place to live. Nathan Porter says, "Our work can never be completed until all slum areas have been destroyed and all low income families have been able to obtain standard dwelling units."

Chaotic Growth for Huntsville ' . . . by no means. If the architects in the city keep their vision on the horizon of what can be and accept the responsibility that is theirs to set high standards and inspire their fellow citizens to excellence in thought and deed . . . she truly has a magnificent destiny.

T h i s automobile agency showroom was built in Winston Street Project a rea .

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W a g i n g t h e W a r o n

C o m m u n i t y U g l i n e s s

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by Eugene E. Burr, AIA

Without the forcefulness of a dictatorship or the efficiency of a monarchy, it is obvious that Alabama's urban areas wil l not become Utopias by edict. Nor, as architects seriously study their community's growth pat-terna and the influences resulting, does instant beautification by edict seem really desirable. Rather, it is to the well-considered, broad-based but unrelenting program of inciting community action in creating vital and enriching urban areas that the architects must commit themselves. Fa i l ure in this effort, in which the A I A "War" should serve as an important catalyst, would be an admission that, "in the 20th century, the American character, buttressed by wealth, political stability, and mechanical ingenuity, was unequal to the task of creating a decent living environment for its people." ( A I A president Morris Ketchum).

In North Alabama, thirty-five school, civic, government and church groups have viewed the fi lm "No Time for Ugliness" and discussed its local application with A I A chapter representatives. The 20-page illustrated brochure of the same name has been placed in the hands of major public officials by members of the central "Strategy" committee. T V stations in Decatur and Huntsville have aired the film also, but plans include panel-discussion type follow-up programs— the important thing being to translate principles and broad objectives into a sequence of purposeful, enduring projects.

In the immediate future is perhaps the most important milestone to date in the North Alabama Chapter's "War." Huntsville's city commission, badgered by many growth problems, will discuss with the Chapter "Strategy" committee, the establishment of the Chapter's seven-point approach as a basis for all present and future efforts by the many organizations involved. The Chapter has recognized and thus recommends that any such presentation must be comprehensive, creative, and include documentation of the specific problems to be solved —and that its implementation must relate realistically to the fiscal program of the city government.

May-June 1968

URBAN RENEWAL IN FLORENCE and DECATUR

DECATUR'S CIVIC CENTER The location of the new civic center

for Decatur is intended to achieve a tie between the two separate downtown areas. Historically Decatur is two towns: Old Decatur or Bank Street Area and Albany or Second Avenue Area.

The civic center is planned as a mall linking the two business districts with a central governmental core. The nucleus of the center is an area already containing the new Federal Building and the Chamber of Commerce B u i l d ing. The future City Hall and Library Buildings, now in the planning stages, are expected to go here also.

PROJECTS IN FLORENCE Florence has achieved one of the

most comprehensive and well-balanced smaller city urban renewal programs in the nation. Located in the heart of T V A country, it has combined its own resources with Federal assistance to achieve: New housing for low income and elderly; middle income housing; decreased slums and blight; historic preservation; new school hospital facilities; and increased tax revenues.

A summary of the Florence program follows:

Handy Heights: The city has received several awards and national attention for the Handy Heights renewal program, begun in 1954. Named for W. C . Handy, composer of the St. Louis Blues, who was born in the area, it contained substandard dwelling units on a 26 acre area before redevelopment. There were no streets, gutters, paving, or plumbing. Water, sewers and utilities were generally unavailable. Al l the families were of low income, two-thirds receiving public assistance.

The renewal plan called for retention of the church where Handy's grandfather preached some 125 years ago and 16 of the homes. After replat-ting and subdividing, installation of gutters, sewers, etc., some of the re tained homes were moved onto new lots, the owners using the proceeds of the sale of their houses for moving and upgrading.

Before his death Handy contributed money for restoration of his birthplace, and it is now a memorial museum.

On the remaining land, new single-family houses were built and sold under F H A section 220 mortgages at prices from $9,700 to $10,700. Neighborhood additions include a new school, recrea-

Future planning calls for extending the mall northwestward and ending at the auditorium-convention center. T h i s mall is to be flanked by a County Off ice Building, Museum and Arts and Off ice Buildings.

When the entire program is achieved, it wi l l unite the two commercial areas into one cohesive, vigorously active downtown trading area.

This planning is being realized through the efforts of the local governmental bodies with the help of the D e catur Housing Authority and director, Charles Parker, and planning consultant. Ewald and Associates.

tion area, swimming pool, garbage c o l lection, fir protection, and a bus l ine. Before redevelopment, the area brought the city $325 per year in taxes. Now the city receives more than $2,500 per year.

Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital Project is immediately adjacent to the county-city hospital and a high school. O n the land were 45 slum houses, without plumbing or utilities, creating a serious hazard to the hospital and school b u i l d ings. The housing has been c leared, and ten acres sold to the hospital for facilities, costing $2 million to construct. A mental health building is being planned. Three acres were sold to the school for a playground addition.

Florence State College Project: Wi th i n creasing enrollment at F lorence State College, new facilities were required , but land was unavailable. A d j o i n i n g the college was a 30-acre site conta in ing over 75 dilapidated residences. These were cleared, and the site sold to the College. New dormitories, a science building and a student center are under construction.

Florence Center covers 116 acres a n d includes the central business distr ict . More than 300 mercantile and c o m m e r cial parcels are involved. T h i s is p r i marily a conservation and rehabi l i tat ion project intended to modernize and u p grade the obsolete downtown area .

East Hill project is now in the p lann ing stage. It covers a basically sound, but deteriorating neighborhood, w i t h over 300 houses in an area of 105 acres. T h e city plans upgrading of the ne ighborhood under the "Concentrated Code E n forcement Program," authorized in the Housing and Urban Development A c t of 1965.

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. . . 1966 A I A A l a b a m a State Convention wil l be D e c e m b e r 1, 2 & 3 at the Tutwi le r Hote l , B i r m i n g h a m . We have 100 rooms res e r v e d and expect exhibitors to par t ic ipate . T h e A u b u r n - A l a b a m a football game is scheduled for D e c e m b e r 3rd , but our program wi l l conclude before it s ta r ts .

. . . R a l p h K. Morri l l , A I A . Assoc ia te P r o fessor , A u b u r n Univers i ty , recent ly ass igned to Montgomery Chapter , compiled the ar t ic le " R e l a t i n g T r a f f i c to T o w n , " A I A J O U R N A L , M a y 1966 issue .

. . . R o g e r E n s l e n of Montgomery has been e lected 1966-67 President of the A l a b a m a Socie ty of Profess ional E n g i n e e r s . He h a s announced the appointment of T h o m a s D. C h a m p i o n , P E , of Montgomery, as l iaison wi th A I A , w i th the v iew to attaining c loser cooperat ion between our respect ive profess ions . Other 1966-67 of f icers for the Society of P r o f e s s i o n a l E n g i n e e r s a r e : J a m e s K e i t h of B i r m i n g h a m , first vice president ; Robert Wi l l is of F l o r e n c e , second vice pres ident ; Winston Stevenson of Montgomery, s e c r e t a r y ; and C u s t e r Cookson of Mobile, t reasurer .

. . . On May 16 the B i r m i n g h a m Chapte r lost one of its most valuable m e m b e r s by an automobi le accident. He w a s John W. H a g e r , J r . Accord ing to B i r m i n g h a m C h a p ter P r e s i d e n t F r e d Renneker , J r . , the Chapter has adopted a memor ia l resolution and author ized the purchase of an a rch i tec tura l book to be placed in the Auburn Depar tment of A r c h i t e c t u r e L i b r a r y in his m e m o r y .

. . . L e e H a i g l e r S i m s , son of Mr. and Mrs . Car l ton S i m s of Montgomery, has been a w a r d e d a scholarsh ip from the A l a b a m a C o u n c i l , A I A . A junior a rch i tec ture m a j o r at A u b u r n , he w a s presented the scholar ship for his design of a housing complex .

. . . T h o s . A . Jones, North A l a b a m a Chapter v ice -pres ident , won the democra t ic nomination to p lace no. 1 in the A l a b a m a House of R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s from Madison County and w a s re -e lected president of Huntsv i l le 's Downtown Deve lopment Associat ion.

. . . H o w a r d B o z e m a n . North A l a b a m a C h a p ter a s s o c i a t e and employed by the Huntsvi l le f i rm of D i c k s o n , Jones and D a v i s , w a s e lected this Spr ing to the presidency of the Huntsv i l le J a y c e e s .

. . . W i l l i a m Howell Golson, J r . , (f irst photo) of W e t u m p k a . is the Auburn Univers i ty rec ip ient of the Medal of the A m e r i c a n Institute of Arch i tec ts presented annual ly to the

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Baumhauer Addresses Alabama Concrete Industries Conference

"It is a pleasure to be with you today representing the American Institute of Architects, and it is particularly pleasing to participate in your Alabama Concrete Industries Association program recognizing these architectural students for their achievements in design. I would like to add our congratulations to these young men for their fine work.

I would like to express to you, the members of the ACIA, the appreciation of the AIA for your interest in the educational processes of young architects. Through this program, you exposed some 30 young men to some of the problems and possibilities inherent in the use of concrete.

While the design problems formulated by the faculty required extensive research and study at the University, they were also given the advantage of observing first hand the manufacture and use of concrete in many of its forms, from conventionally reinforced, to pre-stressed. to precast exposed aggregate, to block and so on. It is impossible to gauge with any accuracy the impact of direct observation on the education of students who have been more or less cloistered, but it is considerable.

Perhaps they realize for the first time the infinite variety of shapes and forms that are possible due to the plasicity of concrete, that it is not only a utilitarian, working material, of great durability and strength, but that it has beauty within itself when properly used.

One of the major concerns of the AIA is the abrupt change from the generally theoretical aspects of the five academic years to the generally harsh practicalities of the three years of apprenticeship. We recognize that we need to inject more of the professional problems into the formal education, and we need to inject more continuing education into the Profession.

The concept and execution of the ACIA program made a real contribution toward this end, and Architecture as a whole, from educators to practitioners, are deeply grateful."

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Dear Sir: First I wish to compliment you on

the good get-up of the "Alabama Architect." Something we have needed for a long time.

In regard to the last Roster issue, I wish to correct some discrepancies, namely,

The designation Auburn School of Arch, should be eliminated, as I retired July 1, 1964.

The telephone company changed the tel. number to 887-8303 lately.

Dean Biggin passed away in 1943, not 1948. (This on the next to last page.)

The best of personal wishes to you.

Sincerely yours,

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CHANGE OF STATUS CORPORATE — S . David Boozer, AIA, 210 East 12th Street, Anniston, assigned May 16, 1966, to the Birmingham Chapter. Firm: S. David Boozer, Architect.

R a l p h K . Morr i l l , AIA, 404 East Magnolia, Auburn, transferred April 1, 1966 to the Montgomery Chapter from the Boston Society of Architects. Department of Architectiu*e, Auburn University.

ASSOCIATE — L u t h e r P. Aaberg , 715 Franklin Street, Huntsville, member of the North Alabama Chapter. Firm: Northington, Smith, Kranert & Associates.

W i l l a r d J . Cooper, 715 Franklin Street, Huntsville, member of the North Alabama Chapter. Firm: Northington, Smith, Kranert & Associates.

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