Gerry Fry

	“Social Hour” at USSOUTHCOM Public Affairs Office in 1975 or 1976. Left to right: COL Bob Bryant, PAO; Marion Malavasic, PAO secretary; Bill Moss, SCN engineer; Dottie Friedman; Unknown; Unknown; Ed Friedman, PAO staff; Gladys Hatch, PAO translator; Unknown; Gerry Fry; and seated, MAJ “Red” Viguere, OIC SCN
	CAPT (USN) Connie Haney, Commander, AFRTS-BC Gerry Fry 1993
	Reuben Webster (aka: Uncle Reuben) SCN Program Director 1993
	Reuben Webster SCN SGM Tom Dover 1993 Taken from the SCN lobby looking through the door to the right. The 1960's supply room entrance is the door in the center background (it goes into the OIC's office when this was taken); the old film library was the door at the left background. What was formerly the graphic artist's space and other things is shown in the foreground as beautifully appointed office areas.
	SFC Luis Leis USAF Display Photo early 90's
	Sgt Jody Thronson USAF Display Photo early 90's
	SSG Larry Schneck Sgt Greg Calhoun USAF Display Photo early 90's
	LTC Dan Maguire (Army), SCN Officer in Charge; Bob Kingsley then host of an AFRTS radio show and for many years since host of nationally-syndicated “American Country Countdown;” Gerry Fry SCN Program Director.
	LTC Dan Maguire (OIC); Terry Goyette; Bob Kingsley; Tom Colvin; John Fisher; Bob Rupp. Paul Warhanik kneeling left worked on the air under Paul Brian, went on to be quite successful in Chicago radio Phil "Lane" Delaney kneeling right
	Rich Clements who worked in Radio and Production. Late 1960s
	Paul Hogan Who could and did do anything. Started in Radio in 1968, worked into News, ended anchoring newscasts. Went on to be a distinguished WMAQ (NBC) Chicago news correspondent before his untimely death in 1993.
	Arnie Huberman Shown here directing a TV program.
	SFC John O’Connor (Army) NCOIC of TV in the late 1960s. On the radio with his classical music show.
	Richard Ehrbar in 1968 became a radio consultant in San Luis Obispo, CA prior to his untimely death in 1998
	unknown 1968 two SCN cameramen running the two RCA TK-14 studio cameras, one with a Zoomar lens, the other with turret lenses. Note the T-ASA logo on the side of each camera
	Jay Light A classical musician, as was his wife.
	Julio Briceño and wife Trixie. Although primarily assigned to the Southern Command News, he did Spanish to English translation for us on the air on some satellite feeds, and he did news in Spanish on radio when Rupp and others were unavailable
	SGM Stan Bishop One of the best sergeant majors SCN ever had.

Uncle Bob (Denis Fink) entertains the two Fry girls and others at Malena Fry’s fifth birthday party