| WTVT 2005 RenunionPhotographs by Mike Clark, Sara Clark, and
 Mak Makinen, and Tim Shannon
 Welcome BIG 13 billboard at Tampa International Airport
 Jim Benedict greets former WTVT production manager Ken Smith and
 anchor/reporter Ron Meyer in the Fox 13 lobby.
 John Paul Jones, Mr.& Mrs. Charles Allen, and Nancy Schubert
 Joe Loughlin and Ken Smith
 Awe-struck alumni take in the new digital control rooms at Fox 13.
 Ann Williams meets an old friend from her days in master control...
 an RCA TP-66 16mm film chain!
 The Fox 13 news studio and cameras
 Former news anchor Terry Casey and former sports reporter
 and anchor Pete Johnson check out the high-tech Fox 13 anchor desk.
 Registration receptionists Jane Hilton and Shirley Gunn-Anderson get ready to process 230 attendees.
 Weather department reunion. (L to R)
 Mike McCall, Bob Breck, Roy Leep, Eric Meindl
 Wayne Fariss, our first anchor from 1955, with John Wilson,
 Fox 13 anchor, 2005. Lookin' good, guys!
 Joe Collum, Jule McGee, and Bob Linger
 Reunion chairman Mike Clark with Andy Hardy's son Kevin
 One of several displays of WTVT memorabilia...Ernie Lee's Guitar
 Robin Fellows sings "Happy Birthday, Big 13"
 230 alums celebrate 50 years of WTVT
 Our wonderful master of ceremonies, Ray Blush
 Wayne Fariss with tales of 1955
 Joe Loughlin address the reunion attendees
 Charlie Allen with tales of 1965
 
 Bob Gilbert speaks about Pulse Extra
 Bill Stokes holds the 1955 WTVT weather department
 in his hand...a thermometer!
 Roy Leep recalls how he started at WTVT
 Pete Johnson, Ann Carlon, Sherry Taylor, and John Brill
 host Salty Sol's "Where Am I?"
 Scott Shuster in tribute to Joe Wiezycki
 
 Jack Harris with tales of PULSE PLUS!
 Alan Wendt in a tribute to Ernie Lee
 Scott Shuster and Robin Fellows in a musical tribute to Ernie Lee
 Pete Johnson presents an 'Ernie' to the Hardy Family
 Pictured: Kevin, Marissa, and Jeff
 Ron Meyer and Lesley Schissell (Friedsam)
 on the topic of videotape preservation
 
 Frank Robertson and Kathy Fountain
 Jerry Krumbholz and 'Shock Armstrong, Jr.'
 Engineering memories with Emmett West
 Ken Smith on the production department
 John Hayes in tribute to WTVT's general managers
 WTVT's general manager Bob Linger
 
 A full house! 230 alumni enjoy the evening's festivities
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