Word: key
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...general supervision of the drive, the following class chairmen have been selected: 1921, P. Hofer; 1922, D. McK. Key; 1923, J. G. Flint; 1924, F. T. Baldwin. A. Houghton '21 is general chairman...
...games, take his place: second, anyone by defeating any man on team B. may become a member of this team. The following men have been chosen to form the two tentative fives A. M. Bradlee '22, L. A. Eldridge '21. H. C. Janith '22. D. McK Key '22, and A. Haughton '21 B. C. Wakefield '22, M. P. Baker '22, H. Elliot Jr '22, R. Watts '22, and F. W. Crocker '22. As all men on team A are veterans of last year's team they should be able to acquit themselves creditably in all their matches. Watts and Fuller...
...Marlboro; Warner Johnson Banes '22, of Media, Pennsylvania; Charles Buckingham Butterfield, Jr., '22, of Chestnut Hill; Samuel Brown Chase, Jr., '21, of Great Falls, Montana Charles Arthur Clark, Jr., ocC., of Milton; Edmund Sanderson Bobbs '21, of San Angelo, Texas; Alfred Thomas Kent '22, of Brockton; David McKendrie Key '22, of Chattanooga, Tennessee; Edwin Thomas Martin, ocC., of Marblehead; John Morrison Martin '22, of Cambridge; Charles Jeremiah Mason, Jr., '22, of Scarsdale, New York; Phillip Converse Newton '21, of West Roxbury; William Roos, ocC., of New Bedford; Harlan Smyth Russell, 3 E.S. of Methuen; John DeCasgrain Scott '22, of Jamaica...
...Sever Hall: 8.30-9, J. M. Forbes and J. G. Allen; 9-10, D. Angler and E. C. Lincoln; 10-11, E. F. Cameron and R. Chute; 11-12, L. A. Hallock and O. S. Leland; 12-1, C. J. Innes and M. S. Jones; 1-2, D. McK. Key and J. A. Nickerson 2d: 2-3, W. B. Rice and R. H. Sagendorph; 3-3 45, G. L. Paine Jr. R. N. Johnson...
...order that the noise of telegraph instruments which otherwise would annoy the speaker and audience may be avoided a silencer will be used at the Union. The sending key makes very little noise but the "sounder" a good deal. The latter is primarily for the receiving operators who listen to it and the sounders in New York will not disturb anyone in the Union. However, the sending operator must have a sounder in order to know what he is sending and whether all points are getting it. Accordingly, the usual sounder, which is an instrument about 5x3 inches in size...