December 2, 2006 Amarone Ristorante, Teaneck, NJ

click on pictures to enlarge -- see below for a few historical notes

Rich Lamb Jane Tillman Irving John Lancellotti

John Lancellotti Ted David George Flowers

group shot

Charles Osgood Jean Crafton Osgood

Charles Osgood Jean Crafton Osgood

Wayne Cabot Ted David

Stephani Shelton Andy Fisher

Lee Harris Dick Shepard

Pat Millman Ed Silverman

Bob August Gary R'nel Robbie & Steve Porter Ted David

Bob August Gary R'nel Ed Salvas

Bob Gibson Bob August

Barry Siegfried
Wayne Cabot
Rich Lamb

Dick Shepard Lee Harris Andy Fisher Joel Crager Pat Millman

George Flowers Steven Reed Barry Siegfried

Jane Tillman Irving George Flowers

John Cameron Swayze Jane Tillman Irving

Michael Collins David Bernstein

John Cameron Swayze Ted David

Bob Leeder

Gary R'nel Bob August

Bob Lape Mitch Lebe

Ed Silverman Rhoda Alben-Aronson

Ed Silverman Rhoda Alben-Aronson

Glenis Levin John Lancellotti David Atheron Pete Bianco

David Levin Glenis Levin

Pete Bianco Marty Duskin

Steve Porter Robbie Porter Bob Gibson

Stephani Shelton

Dick Shepard Joel Crager Pat Millman

Bob Gibson

George Flowers Don Swaim

Wayne Cabot Dick Shepard

David Bernstein Bob Gibson

Robbie Porter Steve Porter Ted David

Steve Porter Mike Ludlum Robbie Porter

Ray Hoffman Marty Duskin John Cameron Swayze Wayne Cabot John Cameron Swayze Ted David Jane Tillman Irving John Cameron Swayze Mike Ludlum Rich Lamb Stephani Shelton Andy Fisher David Levin Bob Gibson Charles Osgood Stephani Shelton Bob Lape Mitch Lebe Steven Reed Barry Siegfried Joel Crager Pat Millman Bob Gibson Ted David A FEW HISTORICAL NOTES: Steve Porter (pictured above) was the first voice when WCBS signed on the morning of 8/28/67 as Newsradio88 (as well as the first at KYW, Westinghouse's all-news station in Philadelpha). Charles Osgood (pictured above) was the second voice to anchor at Newsradio88. John Cameron Swayze (journalist in his own right who preceded Porter and Osgood at WCBS but didn't remain as it went all-news) is the son of the original NBC-TV anchor. Bob Leeder once headed WOR. Dick Shepard was a popular deejay at WNEW-AM. Photos courtesy Bob Gibson, Ted David, Mitch Lebe return to main WCBS Appreciation Site page