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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph caption dated June 10, 1965 reads, "Trophy recipients in plan drawing contest, seated from left, are Louis Gibson, Sylmar High School, best model; Richard Friedman, Birmingham, second place award; James Brady, Van Nuys, first place award; Howard Corelitz, Birmingham, third place award, and Anthony Maunu, Granada Hills, best rendering. Standing behind the winners are Stanley Brown, Chandler Lumber Co.; Wendell Kirk, instructor at Van Nuys High; Hugh Houseman, B.C.A. chairman, and El Meissner, president of B.C.A." The 13th annual plan drawing contest dinner was hosted by the San Fernando Valley Building Contractors Association and held at the Sportsmen's Lodge.
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