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Young woman at a table with boy, both of them hold hand puppets. A banner on the wall reads "So they may communicate." The Samuel Robbins Speech and Hearing Center, founded in 1953 for people with speech and hearing impairments.

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

Clinicians with a young girl wearing an audio headset connected to a record player. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Clinician holds a flash card of the letter "P" for a young girl (seated). 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.

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

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

Clinicians with a young girl wearing an audio headset connected to a record player. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Doctoral student working with a child. Comm. Disorders doctoral student Sherry Diamond assesses Tina Bui for developmental problems possibly resulting from lead exposures. The child's father, Tan Bui, is present at the session. This is part of a doctoral grant to train students in early intervention. Location: City Hospital, Pediatric Lead Clinic.

Speech clinician with boy looking in the mirror. 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.

Doctoral student working with a child. Comm. Disorders doctoral student Sherry Diamond assesses James Wilbur for developmental problems possibly resulting from lead exposures, as part of a doctoral grant to train students in early intervention. Location: City Hospital, Pediatric Lead 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.

Woman and man stand outside a room containing audio equipment. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

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

Ms. Perry sits at her desk. 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.

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

Woman and man stand outside room containing audio equipment. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

Headshot of Melissa Zollo. Practitioner of the healing arts, inspirational speaker.

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

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

Clinicians with a young girl wearing an audio headset connected to a record player. Samuel D. Robbins Speech Clinic.

A therapist 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.

Dr. Dennis Becker '64 '67 and his wife, Dr. Paula Borkum Becker '64. The Beckers founded The Speech Improvement Company in 1964. They are pictured at their business here on 1614 Beacon St., Boston.

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

Doctoral student working with a child. Comm. Disorders doctoral student Sherry Diamond assesses Tina Bui for developmental problems possibly resulting from lead exposures. The child's father, Tan Bui, is present at the session. This is part of a doctoral grant to train students in early intervention. Location: City Hospital, Pediatric Lead Clinic.

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.

Clinician with a young boy seated wearing headphones. 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.

Ms. Perry sits at her desk. 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.

Women at the registration table.