Texas State Association of Architects

Meeting Waco Jan 7 - 94

Meeting called to order by [VP?] Herbert upon motion [Messer?] [?] Wood to both the chair.

Reading minutes dispersed with Reading presidents message dispersed with Reading report stand comte. dispersed with Reading report [?] ask for further time

Motion carried that dues for 93 and 94 be allowed to pass uncollected and enforce and [stand?] by [town?] for 1895.

Moved by Wood second by Messer that reules be suspended and [?] of resolution upon election of candidates be read 3 times. Carried by unanimous vote adopted as read. No new business

Members in good standing

Herbert - Messer - Wood - Gordon - Sanguinet - Rabitt

Election of officers - Postage 1.00 President Tom Wood. Vice President J. R. Gordon 2nd Vice President A. A. Messer Secy R. P. Herbert - Treas. M. R. Sanguinet Executive Committee P. A. Gill N. Tobey, P. A. Rabitt, McDonald A. R. Dawson Muller

Move that annual convention be held at Galveston any first Monday

TENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION

TEXAS STATE ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS

YEAR BOOK WACO 1917

THE “IDEA” OF THE YEAR BOOK

T. S. A. A.

In compiling the Year Book the Idea has been to get away from display advertising, to have more technical data and to make the Year Book of value as a reference work. It has been hard to do this and will take more than one issue to work it up to an ideal publication. From year to year, however such a result will be easier to attain and if the policy started this year is continued and improved, our yearly publication should be unique of its kind and increasingly valuable the profession. So, with humble apologies for its shortcomings and with the hope that the Idea can be perfected, the 1917 Year Book is offered to you for what it is worth.

Officers Texas State Association of Architects for the year 1917-18 will be according to

OFFICIAL BALLOT

Nominations for offices of T. S. A. A. 1917-18:

For President ………………………………………..Roy E. Lane, Waco

First Vice President …………………………….J. Ed. Overbeck, Dallas

Second Vice President …………………………….C. C. Bulger, Dallas

Third Vice President …………………………. Ollie J. Lorehn, Houston

Fourth Vice President ……………….Leo M. J. Dielmann, San Antonio

Fifth Vice President ………………………………….H. D. Smith, Dallas

Sixth Vice President ……………………………..F. E. Giesecke, Austin