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

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.

Many gathered around a table covered with stacks of paper and boxes. There are course numbers on a board in the back of the room.

Ms. Hunt at the broadcast audio console at WERS, holding a clipboard. Percy Faith's LP, My Fair Lady sits on the desk.

Two young women in white dresses stand on the steps at 130 Beacon Street, Boston.

Actors on stage with pit orchestra in foreground. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Actors on stage among forest scenery. Alice in Wonderland performed by the Emerson College Children’s Theatre group and directed by Imogen Hogle on Oct. 18, 1919 at Huntington Chambers Hall. The nation's first collegiate level program in Children's Theater was established at Emerson College in 1919.

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

"Grip and grin" posed photos. Inductees (6 of 7 attended the event): Gail Barringer, Todd J. Grant, Robert Hanflis, Tracey A. Libby, Jo Anne London, Lori Matte. Regional Director: Donna Walcovy; Faculty Advisor: George Quinzel. Sponsored by National Broadcasting Society.

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

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

Primo ('62), receives a wristwatch from two older men.

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

Kim Meadows and Rachel Layne at work on the student newspaper, the Berkeley Beacon. Rachel Layne, managing editor and Kim Meadows, editor-in-chief.

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

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

"Grip and grin" posed photos. Inductees (6 of 7 attended the event): Gail Barringer, Todd J. Grant, Robert Hanflis, Tracey A. Libby, Jo Anne London, Lori Matte. Regional Director: Donna Walcovy; Faculty Advisor: George Quinzel. Sponsored by National Broadcasting Society.

Paul Ricci '66, Bill Callahan '86 G'88, Hank Zappala '79 G'80, Leo Nickole '49, Mike Mara '81, Ana Machado '87 and Martha Hansen '77. Location: Boston Athletic Club.

Outside in the city, a man with sunglasses on his head takes a photo of two other men using a Polaroid instant camera.

Nine actresses on stage in performance. Some with bows or bonnets in their hair. 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. Pictured actors may include Susan Lightbrown '61, Dorothy Geotis ‘59 and Gretchen Van Aken ‘62.

Students in Jack Stein's makeup class try on fake beards. Dated "approx. 1950s.".

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

Students sitting on a low wall in front of a building. One students, with a backpack slung over one shoulder stands with his/her back to the camera.

Actors on stage. Staged and directed by Leonidas A. Nickole. May 16-17, 1958.

Birds-eye image shows several couples dancing on the dance floor.

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

1958 prom queen, Judith Simmons '59 (seated) with attendants Beverly Ghostlaw '59 and Marjorie Graham Larson '59, and 1957 prom queen Meredith O'Gorman '58. The 1958 junior prom was held in the ballroom at the Bradford Hotel at 275 Tremont St. in Boston's theatre district.

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

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.

Two seated men on stage playing acoustic guitars and singing.

A crowd of seated graduates. Smiling woman in center of shot.

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

Ms. Hunt walks down stairs with book in her arm.

Actors in performance. Written by George Farquhar. Directed by Gertrude Binley Kay, Emerson College Department of Theatre Arts. Dec. 9-11, 1959.

Actors perform off the stage among three seated spectators. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Left to Right: Erik Kaarla, Annamaria Formicella, Marjorie Brant and Susan McIntyre. Photos to accompany article on Teen Sex in the Spring Berkeley Beacon. Location: Winchester High School.

Actors on stage in performance.

Joel Menard, student; Vito Silvestri, professor of Communication Studies; Dulcia Meyers, instructor/program director; Hadel Rada, Carolyn Bankowski, Madeline Virbasius, and Lisa Goodman, students.

Actors prepare themselves with makeup and costume in a theatre dressing room.

Ms. Hunt selects a Flamenco record from a wall of vinyl LPs.

The 1958 junior prom was held in the ballroom at the Bradford Hotel at 275 Tremont St. in Boston's theatre district.

Judy Simmons, in a candid photo, crowned by last year's prom queen, Meredith O'Gorman. Prom queen attendant's Bev Foley (Beverly Ghostlaw) and Marge Graham (Marjorie Graham Larson). Also pictured: Leonidas Nickole (left), Junior class president Harry Morgan '59 (right of prom queen) and Edward Darna (far right). Music by Jeff Palmer and his orchestra. Location: Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont Street in Boston's Theatre District.

Students sitting on the steps outside 130 Beacon Street, shot from the east side. (There is no food truck pictured).

Three students and two faculty members or administrators are photographed a room with dark wood fireplace mantle, bookcases, and portraits of past presidents of Emerson College. John Zorn, Director of Summer School, pictured on left.

"Grip and grin" posed photos. Inductees (6 of 7 attended the event): Gail Barringer, Todd J. Grant, Robert Hanflis, Tracey A. Libby, Jo Anne London, Lori Matte. Regional Director: Donna Walcovy; Faculty Advisor: George Quinzel. Sponsored by National Broadcasting Society.

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.

Actors on stage: Dodo the clown with Gladys the horse. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

Judith Simmons '59 poses for photo. Theatre Arts major. Kappa Gamma Chi, Social Chairman, Historian.

Three students and one faculty members or administrator look at a volume of the Emersonian yearbook over a coffee table. Behind them is dark wood fireplace mantle lined with trophies. Portraits of past presidents of Emerson College hand on the wall.

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.

Group portrait of the class of 1981. Photo taken at the Soldiers and Sailors monument in Boston Common.

Young man receives a check. A scenic painting or photo of a mountain lake decorates the wall.

Ms. Hunt receives checks the latest newswire from the teletype machine at WERS radio.

Wendy Schaffer (seated, wearing tiara) was junior prom queen in 1962. Also pictured, Madeline Beliz and others.

Several students, mostly standing, on a sandy beach.

Actors on stage in performance.

Distant shot of the full stage, with Emerson College banner behind the podium.

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

Young woman wearing a white Emerson College hoodie and a graduate's cap holds an ice cream home. It is unknown whether this is Ms. Murphey or Ms. Brophy.

Left to Right: Erik Kaarla, Annamaria Formicella, Marjorie Brant and Susan McIntyre. Photos to accompany article on Teen Sex in the Spring Berkeley Beacon. Location: Winchester High School.

Actors in performance. Six of Frumkpin's dolls are led off-stage. Directed by Dorothy Geotis. Department of Theatre Arts at Emerson College. April 22 & May 2, 1959. The Clown Who Ran Away, a comedy for children in two acts, was written by Conrad Seiler in the late 1940s.

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.

"Grip and grin" posed photos. Inductees 6 of 7 attended the event: Gail Barringer, Todd J. Grant, Robert Hanflis, Tracey A. Libby, Jo Anne London, Lori Matte. Regional Director: Donna Walcovy; Faculty Advisor: George Quinzel. Sponsored by National Broadcasting Society.

Smiling young woman holds her diploma and her graduation cap, with white tape that reads "I LOVE U MOM DAD." Graduate's name is printed on the diploma, but is difficult to read. Looks like: Caren A. Wabet.

Kim Meadows and Rachel Layne at work on the student newspaper, the Berkeley Beacon. Rachel Layne, managing editor and Kim Meadows, editor-in-chief.

Students congregate on the steps outside of 130 Beacon Street.

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.

Actors on stage. Directed by Gertrude Binley Kay. Drama Workshop (sophomore production). March 20-22, 1957. Students pictured may include Shirley Shay '58 (onstage) and Lincoln John Stulik '58 (backstage).

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.

Three young people sitting on the floor with notebooks.

Female student behind a Norelco television camera appears to be adjusting her headset.

Group portrait of the class of 1965. Photo taken on Boston's Charles River Esplanade.

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.

Actors on stage.

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.

Male student stands, singing, with teacher or accompanist at the piano.

Man holds mop and bucket on stage set that looks like a living room.

Woman and man sitting on a wooden bench in front of a window. She's holding her purse and cigarette.

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.

"Grip and grin" posed photos. Inductees (6 of 7 attended the event): Gail Barringer, Todd J. Grant, Robert Hanflis, Tracey A. Libby, Jo Anne London, Lori Matte. Regional Director: Donna Walcovy; Faculty Advisor: George Quinzel. Sponsored by National Broadcasting Society.

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.

Three women posing with arms outstretched on a low stage. Alumni Association banner hangs on the wall behind them. Alumni recognition dinner was held at the Back Bay Hilton.

Actors on stage. Directed by Gertrude Binley Kay. Drama Workshop (sophomore production). March 20-22, 1957. Pictured students may include: Lou Stamoulis '58, Stuart Moser '58, Shirley Shay '58.

Primo ('62) receives a wristwatch. Four other men are in the photo.