From 1980 through 1981, I worked nights (6 p.m.-11 p.m.) at WZAT (a.k.a. "Z102"), a Top 40 FM station in Savannah, Georgia. (AM Top 40 WSGA was its sister station, and was located on the other side of the building that housed WZAT.) Other WZAT jocks at that time included Burl Womack, Nancy Brooks, Brady McGraw (who was the PD), Ray Williams (who succeeded Brady as PD), and Steve Austin. Jerry Rogers was the GM of both WSGA and WZAT. This page contains pics from that period. 

I always felt sorry for the poor folks that had to wear those mascot suits in the blistering hot Savannah summertime!

You can't see it, but the studio had a 1979 Autogram rotary-pot board (the one with 10 pots and remote starts under each knob) and a pair of ITC triple-deck cart machines. Pictured behind me are a Revox reel-to-reel deck, a couple of Technics turntables, and all of the commercial carts. All music was on cart (those carts were on the back wall), so the turntables were only used during the "Breakfast with Burl" part of the morning show (when Burl played gospel music!) and to playback syndicated countdown and specialty shows, which were provided on vinyl albums.) You had to be real careful pulling carts when the turntables were in use, or you'd drop one on the record. (Not that I ever did that of course!)

If you took the stairs to the left, you'd go to the Z102 production studio, the Weis Cinema offices, and the WSGA side of the building. Taking the stairs to the right would lead you to the Z102 control room and a small office.