[QCWA] Touch Typing

[L M]

Hi Hank

I thought I remembered your call.
I tried some time ago to contact W2CLE, but found that the trustee was no
longer at the school and that the club was inactive.  The new building is
quite striking. It is on the Hudson at Chambers Street with beautiful views.

I learned to touch type in Jr. High, in 7th grade, I think.
At one time I could type fast enough to jam the keys on my Model 15.  I 
never could do cw so that I could call myself an operator.  25wpm or so was 
my peak when I took the test for Extra in '77.

My preemie daughter is now 26 and doing pretty well, thank you for
remembering.

73,
Lew, N2RQ
n2rq at arrl.net
Assistant Director, ARRL Hudson Division
Nassau Co. NY ARES & RACES

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
 safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Benjamin Franklin

If we don't model what we teach, we are teaching something else.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <w2icw at juno.com>
To: <qcwa at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 4:12 PM
Subject: [QCWA] Touch Typing


> hey Lew you struck a nerve with me too
> I Graduated from the ols building of Stuyvesant in 1935. We did have a
> radio club there back at that time the call was W2CLE. We had a closet on
> the top floor witha home brew Xmitter and a National SW3. The x mitter
> was rebuilt several tame as the graduates left the school. They didn,t
> have a touch typing course at that time as there were no commercial
> courses. My diploma reads Scientfic. I was looking then to be come a
> mechanical engineer but never made it.
>
> Hank W2ICW
>
> Post scrip, did you premie little girl?
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