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Seventeeen members of the University interested in practical aeronautics have organized the Harvard Aeronautical Society. Edward Pearson Warner '16, of Concord, was elected president, and Earle Henry Bean '17, of Melrose, was elected Secretary-Treasurer. The executive committee will consist of these officers and David Gregg '18, of Brookline. E. C. Brown 3L. spoke about the former aeronautical society, its organization, history and what it accomplished...
William St. Agnan Stearns '17, of Jamaica Plain, has been elected captain, and Edward Pearson Warner '16, of Concord, has been elected manager of the University rifle team for next year...
Governing Board--Wells Blanchard '16, of Concord; Charles Allerton Coolidge, Jr., '17, of Boston; Richard Harte '17, of Philadelphia, Pa.; Malcolm Justin Logan '15, of South Boston; Leverett Saltonstall 1L., of Chestnut Hill; Richard Bowditch Wigglesworth 2L., of Milton...
Governing Board, six to be elected, of whom two must be graduates--Leverett Saltonstall 1L., of Chestnut Hill; Richard Bowditch Wigglesworth 2L., of Milton; Malcolm Justin Logan '15, of South Boston; Elisha Adlow '16, of Jamaica Plain; John Lawrence Bigelow '16, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; Wells Blanchard '16, of Concord; Charles Allerton Coolidge, Jr., '17, of Boston; Samuel Morse Felton '16, of Chicago, III.; Edward Reese Roberts '16, of Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Roger Thayer Twitchell '16, of Dorchester; Randolph Randall Brown '17, of Utica, N. Y.; Richard Marte '17, of Philadelphia, Pa.; Thomas Chandler Thacher, Jr., '18, of Yarmouthport...
...Aeronautical Society's meet for duration of flight of hand-launched models held at Concord Saturday afternoon was won by F. W. Hatch of Medford High School with a flight of 34 3-5 seconds. There were 19 model aeroplanes entered by Harvard, M. I. T. and preparatory school students. The strong winds drove many of the machines to the ground, some being shattered beyond repair. None of the University entries placed in the meet, although the flights made by E. H. Beane '17 and M. Blanchard '18 were successful considering that their models were designed more for speed than...