Yes Barb.  It was a DX60 crystal controlled in the 80 meter novice band.
Jeffrey, you brought up a good question.  I graduated in 1964.  There were a
few hams behind me but I think in the late sixties, there were not any new
licensees due to the change in attendees.  The school had many
multi-handicapped students as did most of the schools for the blind.  Now,
there isn't a school for the blind in Connecticut at all.

The last time I checked, our club call K1QCK was listed in all of the call
sign servers as "The Oak Hill Amateur Radio School."  Wow!  A school for
hams???  Don't know how that listing came to be but it was so since the
clubs beginning in 1960 or 1961.  Again, when Barb?

Anne, K1STM


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