In assembling this list of my articles and letters over the years, I noticed that QST always chose to publish them in the Springtime.  This practice was especially meaningful to me as Spring has historically been a time of new beginnings and in our radio hobby, a time for new insights into old technical problems.   I hope you, too, will be helped and inspired by these writings of an old ham.  --Larson E. Rapp, WIOU  Kippering-on-the-Charles, MA

• Putting Dynamic Prognastication to Work
  QST April 1941
   
• From One Anonymity to Another
  QST July 1943
   
• The Circular Band Theorem
  QST April 1946
   
• Letter to QST Editor
  QST November 1946
   
• The Staggering Band Theorem
  QST April 1947
   
• A New Approach to Antenna Design
  QST April 1949
   
• 50 Years of Progress - A Report on Amateur Radio
  QST April 1950
   
• Numerology and Amateur Radio
  QST April 1951
  By Madame Evelyn Leigh-Falcon, a well known protégé of Larson E. Rapp, WIOU
  
  
• The Double-Spectrum Theorem
  QST April 1952
   
• A Radical Approach to Improved 'Phone Reception
  QST April 1954
   
• A Radical Approach to Single Sideband
  QST April 1955
   
• A Radical Approach to VFO Design
  QST April 1956
   
• A Compact All-Band Antenna
  QST April 1957
   
• The QS-59 Communications Receiver
  QST April 1959
   
• Larsen E. Enterprises, Inc.
  QST April 1960
   
• Improving the Performance of a 75S-3 Receiver
  QST April 1962
   
• QST Rapped
  QST October 1972