1922-1928(ca)—KFAE high voltage studio equipment
1923—Radio control room
1925(ca)—Orchestra in KFAE studio
1948—Four announcers read news for KWSC
1948—KWSC
1948—KWSC announcers broadcast the news on local radio
1948—KWSC radio tower
1948—Recording the news for KWSC
1948—Students read from a script in a KWSC studio
1950—Murrow telegram
1950—Students practice lines on the KWSC radio microphone
1952—A singing group in the KWSC recording studio
1952—Disc jockey at student-run KWSC radio.
1952—KWSC music staff
1952—Three KWSC students recording to a vinyl record
1952—WSC students perform a KWSC music radio show
1953—Keith Jackson (center) demonstrates how KWSC recreated a WSC game at Baylor for local radio broadcast
1954—KWSC staff members
1955—Freshman student Winston F. McKracken of Bremerton sits at a table in a studio, reading from a script into a KWSC microphone. McCracken was moderator for a weekly KWSC city government program titled City Hall
1955—KWSC classical music library
1955—KWSC record library
1955(ca)—Homer Dana (1890-1970) shows first four microphones used by KFAE-KWSC
1958—KWSC
1962—Students presenting news over KWSC-TV
1967—KWSC radio control employee
1967—WSC “record man” and “story lady”
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