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Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Cameramen onstage with cameras marked, "WERS TV" shoot a man seated on a stool next to a white screen. On the opposite side of the stage, a person sits at a small table wearing a safari hat.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

American jazz vocalist, Gloria Lynne speaks with a young man who holds her record album titled, Miss Gloria Lynne.

Young people filling out forms at the foot of a staircase with an ornate banister.

Prom queen and attendants stand in front of a tiled wall, holding bouquets. Marlene Riccitello (center, wearing tiara) of Zeta Phi Eta, was junior prom queen in 1959. Also pictured, prom attendants Nancy Perko (class secretary 1960, Kappa Gamma Chi) and Cynthia Ann Whalen (class treasurer 1960, Kappa Gamma Chi).

Actors on stage.

Prom queen and attendants stand in front of a tiled wall, holding bouquets. Marlene Riccitello (center, wearing tiara) of Zeta Phi Eta, was junior prom queen in 1959. Also pictured, prom attendants Nancy Perko (class secretary, Kappa Gamma Chi) and Cynthia Ann Whalen (class treasurer, Kappa Gamma Chi).

Marlene Riccitello is crowned by last year's prom queen, Judy Simmons. Prom queen attendants Nancy Perko and Cindy Whalen (Cynthia Whalen) also pictured. Location: Hotel Fensgate in the Casino on the Charles room. Music provided by Herbie Wayne Band.

Young man plays an upright piano other others standing behind him.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Ms. Hunt, looking through index cards in file cabinet.

Ms. Hunt at a typewriter.

Miss Hunt, wearing headset, operates a Dage television camera. WERS closed-circuit television (CCTV) made it's first broadcast in 1955.

President McKinley with Inter-faith council president, Chrisanne Done, and others (Elliot Norton?).

Three men in suits at desks, two are seated. The man in the center may be Maine governor, Edmund Muskie.

Three men standing in conversation, holding papers, a portrait hangs on the wall behind them.

Four men, standing, in conversation. Bowl on table in foreground.

Two men seated at a large desk. Donkey figurines on the mantle behind them.

Formally dressed young people seated at a long table. The Greek fraternal letters Phi Alpha Tau are on display. Founded in 1902, Phi Alpha Tau is the nation’s oldest professional communicative arts fraternity.

Three men at a desk, in conversation.

Gov. Dwinell and another man seated at a desk.

Three men standing in conversation, holding papers, a portrait hangs on the wall behind them.

Two men seated at a large desk. Donkey figurines on the mantle behind them. Shot from corner of desk.

Two men seated at a long table facing a row of small television monitors, their backs to the camera. One of them wears headphones.

Two men seated at a long table facing a row of small television monitors, their backs to the camera. One of them wears headphones.

Primo ('62) receives a scholarship. Emerson College President McKinley and another man hold a check. Four other men are in the photo.

Primo ('62) receives a scholarship. Emerson College President McKinley and another man hold a check.

Two students reading newswire feed from a teletype machine with 4 clocks on the wall showing the current time in Boston, London, Moscow and Tokyo.

Actors on stage.

Three students in radio station control room. Young man tinkers with reel to reel tape machine while young woman reads liner notes on a vinyl record. Signage on the RCA-branded equipment reads: FM 88.9 MCS. WERS EMERSON COLLEGE.

Prom attendees chatting on the dance floor in front of the band stage. President McKinley is among them. The 1958 junior prom was held in the ballroom at the Bradford Hotel at 275 Tremont St. in Boston's theatre district.

Hearing assessment equipment on a small table, i.e. headphones connected to an audiometer labelled as "ambco hearing amplifier transistorized," Model #351?, with an attached plate that reads, "In memory of Albert Holzwasser."

Actors on stage. A production by students of the Emerson Night School. See How They Run, directed by John Chase, is an English comedy in three acts by Philip King. Performance dates: Feb. 12 & 13, 1959.

Actors on stage. Pictured cast may include: Sam Beaulieu '61. A production by students of the Emerson Night School. See How They Run, directed by John Chase, is an English comedy in three acts by Philip King. Performance dates: Feb. 12 & 13, 1959.

Actors on stage. A production by students of the Emerson Night School. See How They Run, directed by John Chase, is an English comedy in three acts by Philip King. Performance dates: Feb. 12 & 13, 1959.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage. A production by students of the Emerson Night School. See How They Run, directed by John Chase, is an English comedy in three acts by Philip King. Performance dates: Feb. 12 & 13, 1959.

Actors on stage.

Actors on stage. A production by students of the Emerson Night School. See How They Run, directed by John Chase, is an English comedy in three acts by Philip King. Performance dates: Feb. 12 & 13, 1959.

A speech clinician sits at a table with two boys and a girl. They boys are blowing through straws. The Thayer Lindsley Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Infants and Toddlers is a program within the Robbins Center/Clinic that provides group and individual services to young children and their families. The program began in 1965 as the Thayer Lindsley Parent Centered Nursery for Hearing Impaired Children.

Clinicians with a young boy who points to a drawing in a book. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Clinician holds a flash card of the letter "P" for a young girl (seated). Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Male clinician adjusts the knobs on audio equipment next to a young boy wearing headphones (seated, back to camera). Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

View from above of several adults and two children stand by a coat rack. A large plaque on the wall begins with the text: Aid to Speech Therapy.

Clinician with a young boy seated wearing headphones. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Clinician with a young girl at a blackboard with the letter "S" in chalk. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Speech clinician sits at a small table with a boy. A Raggedy Ann doll sits on the table. The Thayer Lindsley Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Infants and Toddlers is a program within the Robbins Center/Clinic that provides group and individual services to young children and their families. The program began in 1965 as the Thayer Lindsley Parent Centered Nursery for Hearing Impaired Children.

Speech clinician Ruth Silverman ('59) holds flashcards up to a young boy across the table. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Emerson faculty and administrators stand for a photo outside the Morse auditorium. Those pictured include: Catherine Perry, S. Justus McKinley, Thomas Houchin and others.

Emerson faculty and administrators stand for a photo outside the Morse auditorium. Those pictured include: Catherine Perry and S. Justus McKinley.

Women at the registration table.

A few attendees wearing name tags gather for the day's event in what appears to be a residential living room.

Speech clinician Ruth Silverman ('59) with a young boy. A wooden toy is on the table, stamped with the words, W. Kent, 6120 Fieldston Road. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

A woman at the podium speaks to attendees seated in the auditorium.

Woman seated at desk with pen in hand and young boy (standing). Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Man backstage pulls on a rope.

Emerson faculty and administrators stand for a photo outside the Morse auditorium. Those pictured include: Catherine Perry and S. Justus McKinley.

Catherine Perry converses with another woman at the day's event.

Male clinician adjusts the knobs on audio equipment next to a young boy wearing headphones (seated, back to camera). Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Five men work on theatrical rigging behind stage.

Headshot of Michael Solomon. Honorary degree recipient. President of Warner Brothers International Television Distribution.

Headshot of Michael Solomon. Honorary degree recipient. President of Warner Brothers International Television Distribution.

Actors in performance. 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.

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..".

Director with actors during rehearsal. Directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. Department of Theatre Arts. Production dates: May 15 and 16, 1959, at New England Mutual Hall. Pictured participants may include: Dorothy Geotis '59 and Leonidas Nickole.

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.

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.

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.