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Ten young women standing for a photo outside in front of a brick wall and ivy-covered wall.

Students congregate on the steps outside of 130 Beacon Street. A sign on the lawn reads: "Emerson College Established 1980; FM station WERS; Drama Workshop in rear".

Actors in performance. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Cast includes David Potter '58. October 29-31, 1958 at Emerson College Theatre.

Two men in overalls and caps working with wood on sawhorses.

Two standing video cameras, both with panels open to expose circuitry.

Three students and one administrator or faculty member stand on the steps outside of 130 Beacon Street, Boston.

Four people stand just outside a building's entrance. A tall, older man stands just inside the doorway.

Actors in performance. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Cast includes David Potter '58. October 29-31, 1958 at Emerson College Theatre.

Front row L-R: Richard Hamilton '58, Dr. S. Justus McKinley, John LeBlanc '58; Back row L-R: George Whidley '58, James Noel '58, [unidentified], Paul Austin '60 and Harry Morgan '59.

Actors in performance. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Cast includes David Potter '58. October 29-31, 1958 at Emerson College Theatre.

Five men work on theatrical rigging behind stage.

Administrators stand before a bookcase. Those pictured include John Zorn, Director of Summer School, John Zorn and Emerson College president S. Justus McKinley. [woman unidentified].

Front row L-R: Marlene Riccitello '60, Harry Morgan '59, Dr. S. Justus McKinley, Barrett Mandel '60; Back row L-R: David Greenberg '59, Macey Levin '60, Paul Austin '60. Portraits of past Emerson College presidents hang on the wall.

Three students and two faculty members or administrators are photographed a room with dark wood fireplace mantle lined with trophies. There are three volumes of the Emersonian yearbook on the coffee table. John Zorn, Director of Summer School, pictured on left.

Five men singing on stage, most of them wearing only underwear. Musicians of the orchestra are partially visible in the pit. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

On the lawn at the Boston Esplanade, four students in full costume talk with two women on beach towels. Pictured cast may include: Louis Lopez-Cepero '61, Judith Simmons '59, Donald Morgan '59. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Image of four women, one is seated with an open binder in her lap. There's an upright piano and reading chair in the frame. Emerson alum Lilla Elizabeth Kelley (not pictured) attended this event. She was social worker and author of Three Hundred Things a Bright Girl Can Do.

Two actors on stage. The woman wears a hoopskirt. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Mr. Howlett, wearing clergy robe, stands behind a decorative pulpit, before a stained glass window. Text carved into the pulpit reads, "Come ye children hearken unto me..".

A social gathering. A woman stands with her arms open in a room with several older women seated in what appears to the living room of a home. They all wear name tags. Emerson alum Lilla Elizabeth Kelley attended this event. She was social worker and author of Three Hundred Things a Bright Girl Can Do.

Several students relaxing on the lawn at Boston's Esplanade near the Hatch Shell. One young man wears a poster for Bloomer Girl handing around his neck. The Longfellow Bridge and a statue of Gov. Tobin are in the background. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall.

Two actors on stage in performance. Stage set includes a small bar and a fireplace bellows prop. Directed by Gertrude Binley Kay. Department of Theatre Arts. Dec. 9-11, 1959.

Three actors on stage. Man stands between two women seated. Curtained windows are painted on the wall. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Several actors on stage. The lead actress stands up front. All women are wearing hoop skirts and holding parasols. The orchestra pit is empty. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

A woman stands, speaking before a group of seated women, their backs to the camera. Behind the speaker is a brick wall and fireplace. Source text names alum Lilla Elizabeth Kelley, social worker and author of the book, Three Hundred Things a Bright Girl Can Do.

Pictured Emersonians may include: Leonidas Nickole ’49, Judith Espinola ‘61, Dorothy Geotis '59, and Judith Simmons '59. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall.

Mr. Howlett, wearing clergy robe, stands behind a decorative pulpit, before a stained glass window. Text carved into the pulpit reads, "Come ye children hearken unto me..".

Four actors perform on stage. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Pictured actors may include: Susan Lightbrown '61, John Washington ’61, George Peters ’59, Dorothy Geotis ‘59.

Several actors on stage in formal attire. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Pictured actors may include: Linda Keery ’59, James Laferla '60, Judith Simmons ‘59, Edward Darna ’59.

Director Nickole and students rehearse the play, standing in a bare room. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Pictured actors may include: Susan Lightbrown '61, Linda Keery ’59, Judith Simmons ‘59, Louis Lopez-Cepero ’61.

Image of four women, one is seated with an open binder in her lap. There's an upright piano and reading chair in the frame. Emerson alum Lilla Elizabeth Kelley (not pictured) attended this event. She was social worker and author of Three Hundred Things a Bright Girl Can Do.

Five actors rehearse on stage, dressed in western costume. Mustachioed man is speaking with hand raised. Orchestra pit is empty. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

A gathering of actors, seated and wearing formal attire, watch an actress dancing on a small stage within the stage. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Five actors on stage. Man in light colored long jacket and top hat is pointing. The lead actress wears a large hoop skirt and bonnet. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Several actors on stage in formal attire. At center stage, a man appears to have fainted. The director offers direction. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Two actresses, seated, rehearse in a bare room. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Mr. Howlett, wearing clergy robe, stands at a pulpit, before a wall of pipes for a pipe organ.

Mr. Howlett, wearing clergy robe, stands at a pulpit, before a wall of pipes for a pipe organ.

Mr. Howlett, wearing clergy robe, stands behind a decorative pulpit, before a stained glass window.

Three older women seated at a table. All wear period hats with netting.

Three women seated with a photo of a younger woman displayed on the table. There is a dark wood fireplace mantle and scenic landscape wall covering behind them.

Ten women pose for a group photo. Five are standing and five are seated at a table. The room has a marble fireplace.

Eight women seated at a banquet table, wearing period hats. A "Reserved" card sits on the table.

Group photo of 16 women in front of a high white wall with table in foreground. Alternate shot of 8410q.

Three older women seated at a table. All wear period hats with netting.

Eight older women seated at a rectangular table with coffee/tea service at their place settings.

Ten women pose for a group photo. Five are standing and five are seated at a table. The room has a marble fireplace.

Two women & two men seated at a table, looking at camera.

Group photo of 16 women in front of a high white wall with table in foreground.

Chair legs on wooden floor with vent.

Four women pose for camera. Two seated and two standing in front of curtains with flowery print.

Group photo of four woman and five men in formal attire, some standing and some seated at a banquet table.

Eight older women seated at a round banquet table.

Older woman seated at a banquet table wears a ribbon on her shoulder.

Fourteen women standing for a photo, some wearing name tags. An electric chandelier hangs from the ceiling.

Two students in a dorm room appear to be sharing a chocolate bar. Items in the room include a records, a phonograph player and Japanese flag.

A person lies face-down amid rubble of bricks and wood. Shirt is torn.

Haig der Marderosian '54 stands on stage, speaking, with a white cowboy hat in his hand. Three people are on stage behind him. Banner above the stage reads, "KAPPA KORRA." From http://www.phialphatau.com/history: "Haig der Marderosian. Led many an Emerson debate team to regional and national championships. Room 501 in the Walker Building was re-dedicated to him in 2002 after the College sold 21 Commonwealth Avenue which contained the original Haig der Marderosian Room. Haig was an advisor to the [Phi Alpha Tau] fraternity twice during his tenure as a professor, from 1960 to 1968 and again from 1980 to 1984. Like Joe Connor, Haig entered the fraternity as an Emerson student.".

Several actors on stage dressed in robes and sandals.

A seated audience. Young man holding cigarette in foreground. From http://www.phialphatau.com/history: "Haig der Marderosian. Led many an Emerson debate team to regional and national championships. Room 501 in the Walker Building was re-dedicated to him in 2002 after the College sold 21 Commonwealth Avenue which contained the original Haig der Marderosian Room. Haig was an advisor to the [Phi Alpha Tau] fraternity twice during his tenure as a professor, from 1960 to 1968 and again from 1980 to 1984. Like Joe Connor, Haig entered the fraternity as an Emerson student.".

Haig der Marderosian stands on stage, holding up a piece of paper. Young women dressed as cowgirls behind him. Banner above the stage reads, "KAPPA KORRAL." From http://www.phialphatau.com/history: "Haig der Marderosian. Led many an Emerson debate team to regional and national championships. Room 501 in the Walker Building was re-dedicated to him in 2002 after the College sold 21 Commonwealth Avenue which contained the original Haig der Marderosian Room. Haig was an advisor to the [Phi Alpha Tau] fraternity twice during his tenure as a professor, from 1960 to 1968 and again from 1980 to 1984. Like Joe Connor, Haig entered the fraternity as an Emerson student.".

Two young women on stage dressed as cowgirls. Banner above the stage reads, KAPPA KORRAL.

Young woman performs on a tiny stage at the front of a classroom while a seated girl watches and takes notes.

Four sharply dressed students perform before a black curtain. Each stands or sits at one of four podiums.

Backstage, a young woman in a dress, holds a script. Possibly shot during a production of Antigone or Escurial.

Man and woman on stage, dressed in robes and sandals.

Male and female actors on stage dressed in robes and sandals.

Unidentified young man in a suit seated at a desk, typing on an old typewriter.

Unidentified young man in a suit seated at a desk. Phone receiver is off the hook. Old typewriter on second desk.

Actors on stage dressed in robes and sandals.

Seated man snips his beard with scissors whole a woman runs an electric shaver across his face with others looking on.

Two students performing before a black curtain. Male in tuxedo leans on podium, while female clutches her white shawl.

Seated blonde man wearing his jacket backward and woman wearing pearl necklace holding an electric shaver to his face. Both smile for the photo.

Backstage, a man operates a vintage switchboard.

Woman (standing) gives an electric shave to a seated man with eyeglasses wearing his jacket backwards. A coat of arms is painted on the wall.

Two seated men on stage playing acoustic guitars and singing.

Actors in performance. Directed by Harry W. Morgan. Department of Theatre Arts. Escurial is a one-act drama written by Michel de Ghelderode in 1927.

Haig der Marderosian '54 points at a notice posted on the "Debating" board at the foot of a stairwell while three male students look on. From http://www.phialphatau.com/history: "Haig der Marderosian. Led many an Emerson debate team to regional and national championships. Room 501 in the Walker Building was re-dedicated to him in 2002 after the College sold 21 Commonwealth Avenue which contained the original Haig der Marderosian Room. Haig was an advisor to the [Phi Alpha Tau] fraternity twice during his tenure as a professor, from 1960 to 1968 and again from 1980 to 1984. Like Joe Connor, Haig entered the fraternity as an Emerson student.".

Several actors on stage dressed in robes and sandals.

Actors in performance. Directed by Harry W. Morgan. Department of Theatre Arts. Escurial is a one-act drama written by Michel de Ghelderode in 1927.

Several people on stage wearing academic regalia. In the center, Emerson president Dr. S. Justus McKinley shakes hands with Theatre Arts professor Jack Stein.

Empty studio at WERS shot across a table holding a table mic and globe.

Two female actors in a bare room, one is seated. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Susan Lightbrown '61 (later Susan Lightbrown Sack) played the lead role of Evelina. Prior to attending Emerson College, Ms. Lightbrown was Miss Connecticut in the 1957 Miss America Pageant. The Fairfileld, CT Museum and History Center has a collection of her papers and photographs.

Ms. Perry sits at her desk. A neighboring building is visible through the window side her. Catherine Perry, class of 1920, served as director for the newly opened Robbins Speech Clinic in 1953, and was chairman of Speech Pathology at Emerson College.