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RADIO CL B l Qln circlej M na Edison Institute Radio Club was organ- ized January 541, 1935, by a group of students interested in radio-telegraphy and radio-phone. The members of the club are able to receive inter- national code at a minimum rate of five words per minute. They are also members of the radio classes of the Edison Institute. Actually, most of the club members exceed these mininunn require- ments and can receive the code at a much faster rate. At this date one member of the club, Yvillys INIcCloud, is a licensed amateur radio operator, + R. GASSETT and others have taken the examination for their license. or are planning to. The clnb's activities in the past two years have been varied. In addition to casual ham QS O's, the club has held picnics. assisted in transmitting flood messages, visited radio stations and scien- tific laboratories, and produced its own amateur radio plays. lNIr. Yvilliam Gassett has sponsored the clnb since its organization. Club members must feel a deep sense of satis- faction in their accomplishments. 50
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MR. PUSIIMAN PR.NC'TIC'.AI, training is essential to the edueation of the boys and girls of the Edison lnstitute. One day each week the various classes drop their text books and spend the full time at some type of work Whieh meets their interests. Mer-hanieal experience is gained at the Engineering Laboratory under ltlr. Marvin Pushman, while the girls obtain their prac-tire along eommerr-inl lines with Miss Irene VVelsh. This system provides fl well- ronnded education for everybody. During the summer months oppor- tunity is provided to do full time or part time work, and the most of the students make their leisure time vulualile by working. SENIORS AT WORK 52 MISS NVELSH
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