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Several people on stage wearing academic regalia. Emerson president Dr. S. Justus McKinley stands at the center.

Several people on stage wearing academic regalia. Emerson president Dr. S. Justus McKinley stands in the center.

Several people on stage wearing academic regalia. Emerson president Dr. S. Justus McKinley stands at the center shaking hands with (possibly Haig der Marderosian?).

Man holds on end of headphone to his ear while reading album liner notes from a vinyl record sleeve.

Four men wearing academic regalia. Two men in the middle shake hands. Emerson president Dr. S. Justus McKinley is in the center.

Man talking on telephone while writing at a desk. Equipment, windows and radiators are behind him.

Mans stands at a podium behind a microphone with the "WERS" call sign on top. Another man stands with copy in hand, his other hand raised and pointing.

Mrs. Southwick Maxfield sits at a desk, in front of an ornate fireplace. The mantle is lined with trophies. Mrs. Ruth Southwick Maxfield, Professor Emeritus, daughter of past President Henry Lawrence Southwick and Professor Jessie Eldridge Southwick, served Emerson College for fifty years, as teacher, counselor, Dean of Women and Chairman of the English Department.

Dr. Pierce sits a desk, looking at papers. Pierce was chairman of History and Religion, and Dean of Emerson College.

Two men stand at a wall of shelved vinyl records. One holds a clipboard.

Two "United Press" teletype machines deliver newswire to WERS. On the wall, a sign reads "The World Today." Above the sign, four clocks displaying the time in Boston, London, Moscow and Tokyo.

Mr. Nickerson sits in front of ornate fireplace. There are many trophies on the mantle.

Woman wearing headphones operates a small control box. Behind her is an ornamental rail. A man is seated at the same table reading something in his hand.

Several people on stage wearing academic regalia. Emerson president Dr. S. Justus McKinley stands at the center.

Man stands over teletype looking at the newswire feed under a "WERS NEWS" sign. Papers are tacked to the wall.

Man stands with a clipboard looking at machinery.

A desk full of radio broadcasting equipment, including a turntable.

Mr. Spink sits at a desk with a pencil in his hand. Mr. Spink was the Director of the Night School at Emerson College.

Charles Klim sitting at a desk. Dr. Charles Klim was an Emerson graduate, who returned to the college as a professor of speech pathology and remained for 33 years. He also chaired the Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders from 1964 to 1989 and was honored at Alumni Weekend 1992.

Man and woman sit in conversation at a small table in the radio studio with a hanging mic between them.

Mr. Postle sits at a desk, smiling for the photograph. Postle was acting chairman of the Broadcasting department in 1959.

Woman wearing headphones operates a small control box. There is an ornamental rail between her and organ pipes. A man plays the organ. A microphone sits high on an extended mic stand in the foreground.

Young man wearing glasses with his hands on the console at WERS. There is a reel-to-reel tape deck on the on the far side of the control board.

Several actors on stage dressed in robes and sandals.

A desk full of radio broadcasting equipment, including a turntable.

An elderly man and a younger man sit across a small table from each other with a microphone hanging between them. The older man has his hands on a large book on the table. Other people are visible through the window into another room.

Globe on desk next to audio equipment and microphone.

Several actors on stage dressed in robes and sandals.

View through the window into the control room where several men are seated at equipment with their backs to the camera.

Young man sits at sound operations device. There's an "On Air" sign on the wall and an empty reel-to-reel machine.

Man and woman sit casually at a small table in the radio studio with a hanging mic between them.

Equipment and repair tools, coffee cup, ash tray with cigarette butts.

Young man sits in front of a typewriter with an LP record in his hand.

An elderly man and a younger man sit across a small table from each other with a microphone hanging between them and a large book on the table.

Woman, smiling, wearing headphones, sits on a cushioned bench, operating a small control box, presumably for sound. There is a microphone on the table, a curved ornamental rail behind her, and a man standing at an organ.

Mans stands at a podium behind a microphone with the "WERS" call sign on top. Another man stands with copy in hand, his other hand raised.

Two "United Press" teletype machines deliver newswire to WERS. On the wall, a sign reads "The World Today." Above the sign, four clocks displaying the time in Boston, London, Moscow and Tokyo.

Three men sit in conversation around a small table mic. Behind them stands a ribbon microphone with the "WERS" call sign on top.

Young man sits in front of a typewriter, looking down at an LP record in his hand.

Man stands smiling with hand held up. A man in a bowtie plays the organ.

Man, standing, shows copy to another man seated at a typewriter. Both men wear eyeglasses.

Man sits at a desk with a turntable in front and another behind him. He holds something with a cord to one ear. The vinyl record, Jazz for Dancers, sits on the desk.

Three men sit in conversation around a small table mic. Behind them stands a ribbon microphone with the "WERS" call sign on top.

Singer, Johnny Mathis, wearing black jacket and tie, in the WERS control room with two other men.

Woman wearing headphones operates a small control box, presumably for sound. There is a microphone on the table and a curved ornamental rail behind her. A man sits at an organ in the background.

Several students on a sandy beach. This shot centers on someone playing a guitar.

Young woman in graduation regalia poses for photo wither two older people (likely her parents) outside, with stone building in background.

Smiling older man (standing on stage) hands something to a young woman (standing next to a young man off stage).

Several students on the beach. In the foreground a man standing at a grill hands a hotdog to another man. Woman in center of the frame holds a Coca-Cola bottle.

Young women in graduation regalia poses for photo outside against stone building. There is another graduate in the background.

Eleven women stand for a photo near the wall, steps and tall doorway. Two of them wear cap and gown. Variation of 8410n.jpg.

Group photo of 15 women and 1 man standing for a photo in the corner of a room. One women is seated. There are decorative curtains in the side of the frame.

Seven women seated at a rectangular table with coffee/tea service at their place settings. The kitchen is seen in the background.

Several students on a sandy beach. One plays guitar. Another wears a "Billerica Demolay" jacket.

Actor, Richard Coogan '39 wearing a western bowtie and sheriff's badge, stands with three women, one of whom holds a pistol. The women are looking at Coogan. Coogan was known for his role in the television series, the Californian.

Actor Richard Coogan '39 wearing a western bow tie and sheriff's badge, poses for a photo with three women, one of whom holds a pistol. Coogan was known for his role in the television series, the Californian.

Several students, mostly standing, on a sandy beach.

Eight men and woman pose for a photo. The men are standing behind the women, seated at a banquet table. Behind them, hangs a decorative fleur-de-lis curtain.

Young man wearing an Emerson beanie feigns getting a dry shave by a young woman, looking a camera. A wall poster promotes the Schick Company.

Young man wearing his suit jacket backward sits with his arms crossed, while getting an electric shave by a young woman, while others look on.

Four women seated in arm chairs and loveseat around a coffee table.

Emerson President S. Justus McKinley and three other men dressed in graduation cap and gown regalia. Behind them are church pews and a cross.

Backs of a man and women dressed in graduation cap & gowns, walking up steps toward the Hatch Memorial Shell amphitheater on Boston's esplanade. Names of composers (Verdi, Dvorkak, Liszt, etc.) are etched into low stone walls.

One man on stage, speaking expressively with hand raised, in front of a black curtain.

Formally dressed students at a dance.

A young man, smiling, shakes hands with an older woman at a function.

A young woman stands on stage, speaking expressively in front of a black curtain.

Two young men in suits stand at a podium, one is pointing. A black stage curtain hangs behind them.

Two men and one woman stand at a podium. The podium reads: "Sheraton-Plaza" and "Emerson College".

Three young women on the beach wearing swimsuits with towels hanging over their shoulders, each with food (hotdogs?) in their hand.

The villain and the widow. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors in performance. Barbara Dow '58 is pictured as the Western Dance Hall hostess. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman '57 [aka: Nancy Dolph, Emerson faculty].

A theater technician backstage. The housing on a crank reads, "House Lights." An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Actors on stage. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman. Barbara Dow '58 is pictured as the Western Dance Hall hostess.

Harry Morgan. Unveiling. On the set of Love Rides the Rails, An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Haig stands outside a door marked Weights and Measures Department.

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Actors on stage. An old-fashioned melodrama, presented by Phi Mu Gamma & Phi Alpha Tau. Directed by Nancy Newman.

Actors on stage. Lute Song is a 1946 American musical with a book by Sidney Howard and Will Irwin, music by Raymond Scott, and lyrics by Bernard Hanighen.

Haig, in the kitchen, adds seasoning.