Word: websters
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Freshman Swimming.--Winthrop Hallowell Churchill, of Milton; Reginald Forman Brander, of New York, N. Y.; Bernard Sheridan Cogan, of Stoneham; John Walter Friedlander, of Cincinnati, O.; Phillips Wendland Goodell, of Loda, Ill.; Richard Dana Gross; of Roxbury; Alexander Douglas Knox, of Cambridge; Arthur Webster Morse, of Boston; William Frissell Wyman, of Augusta, Me.; and Harry Ranger Mack, Manager, of New York City...
Professor C. C. Webster '09, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who during the war was active in the development of airplane instruments, will briefly discuss some of the technical aspects of the airplane, illustrating his talk with slides. This talk is the first of a series of lectures arranged by the Aeronautical Society to be given by men prominent in the technical development of the air service during...
Professor Webster was one of the charter members of the Aeronautical Society and tonight he will relate some of the experiences of the society in the aviation of a decade ago, in addition to his technical descussion...
...election to the board. The editorial competition will be conducted by J. G. Flint, and will last until the first week in April. The business competition will continue until April 26, the first Monday after the Easter vacation. The competition will be under the general direction of E. S. Webster, assisted by B. M. Baruch and F. G. Lee. The photographic competition under the direction of L. W. Rathbun will end April 16. Chairman R. Martin of the Art and Cuts Department announces that there will be no definite date set for the close of the competition for that department...
John Gardiner Flint, of Boston; Cornelius Hawkins Hawes, of Fall River; Alexander Haven Ladd, Jr., Chestnut Hill; Langdon Ward Post, of Bayport, N. Y.; James Robbins Reynolds, of Readville; Wallace Everard Stearns, of Concord, N. H.; Edwin Sibley Webster, Jr., of Chestnut Hill...