Radio Club
The Andover Radio Club was organized early in the year with the following officers:
President, Albert Goodale Massey, Watertown, N. Y.; Vice President, George Goodnow
Bradley, Hartford, Connecticut; Secretary, Harold Alcaide, Brookline; Treasurer, Gustav
Adolph Stein, Copenhagen, Denmark. During the fall, through the generosity of Mr. Fred
Edward Weyerhauser, '92, of St. Paul, Minnesota, a wooden club house has been
erected on the slope back of the new Main Building, one of the highest points of ground on the Hill. Mr. Weyerhauser also plans to equip the club house with the best available
apparatus for sending and receiving messages.
The impetus afforded by Mr. Weyerhauser's gift is being felt in the increased number of
applications for membership in the club.
The Andover Radio Club was organized early in the year with the following officers:
President, Albert Goodale Massey, Watertown, N. Y.; Vice President, George Goodnow
Bradley, Hartford, Connecticut; Secretary, Harold Alcaide, Brookline; Treasurer, Gustav
Adolph Stein, Copenhagen, Denmark. During the fall, through the generosity of Mr. Fred
Edward Weyerhauser, '92, of St. Paul, Minnesota, a wooden club house has been
erected on the slope back of the new Main Building, one of the highest points of ground on the Hill. Mr. Weyerhauser also plans to equip the club house with the best available
apparatus for sending and receiving messages.
The impetus afforded by Mr. Weyerhauser's gift is being felt in the increased number of
applications for membership in the club.
Radio Club
The Andover Radio Club was organized early in the year with the following officers:
President, Albert Goodale Massey, Watertown, N. Y.; Vice President, George Goodnow
Bradley, Hartford, Connecticut; Secretary, Harold Alcaide, Brookline; Treasurer, Gustav
Adolph Stein, Copenhagen, Denmark. During the fall, through the generosity of Mr. Fred
Edward Weyerhauser, '92, of St. Paul, Minnesota, a wooden club house has been
erected on the slope back of the new Main Building, one of the highest points of ground on the Hill. Mr. Weyerhauser also plans to equip the club house with the best available
apparatus for sending and receiving messages.
The impetus afforded by Mr. Weyerhauser's gift is being felt in the increased number of
applications for membership in the club.
The Andover Radio Club was organized early in the year with the following officers:
President, Albert Goodale Massey, Watertown, N. Y.; Vice President, George Goodnow
Bradley, Hartford, Connecticut; Secretary, Harold Alcaide, Brookline; Treasurer, Gustav
Adolph Stein, Copenhagen, Denmark. During the fall, through the generosity of Mr. Fred
Edward Weyerhauser, '92, of St. Paul, Minnesota, a wooden club house has been
erected on the slope back of the new Main Building, one of the highest points of ground on the Hill. Mr. Weyerhauser also plans to equip the club house with the best available
apparatus for sending and receiving messages.
The impetus afforded by Mr. Weyerhauser's gift is being felt in the increased number of
applications for membership in the club.
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