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WKTM was granted its first license on October 21, 1962. This photo was taken at the station's groundbreaking. L-R: Jack McGinnis, Richard Karmaradt, Al Stone and Bob Tamblyn. According to Jack's daughter, Melissa (who sent the photo) "KTM" in the call letters stood for Karmaradt, Tamblyn and McGinnis. |
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Early WKTM van -- a 1967 VW bus (shared with 910 WNCG) |
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Terry Allen on the air at WKTM (1973) |
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Randy Scott (L) and Terry
Allen playing on the WKTM basketball team |
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The WKTM Bouncers basketball team |
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Mike Justin in the original WKTM control room |
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The WKTM jocks
in front of the VW bus the Partridge Family wouldn't be caught dead in
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Randy Scott (bowtie) helps Terry Allen do a mobile DJ gig at Summerville High School |
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Terry Allen business card |
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Right: Randy Scott in the WKTM production studio |
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Bill Gray |
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WKTM publicity shot. From left to right: Bob O'Brien, Steve Russell, JJ Scott, Booby Nash and Edd Salen |
John Patterson in the WKTM Newsroom |
J.J. Scott |
Chris Porter (7p-Mid) and Steve Russell (3p-7p) in the WKTM Control Room |
Chris Porter in the WKTM Control Room |
Dave Michaels with wife and son |
Mid 70's WKTM Chevy van, pictured at a remote at the Pinehaven Shopping Center on Rivers Avenue |
Side view of
Chevy van (Note the "Who's Gotcha Now" KTM bumper sticker on box) L-R: Anita Rosenberg with daughters Mindelle and Virginia |
Steve Russell with the Easter Bunny (actually Ted Bell) on remote |
Ted "Easter Bunny" Bell behind the wheel |
Ted "Easter Bunny" Bell hands his basket of goodies to a WKTM listener |
Ted "Easter Bunny" Bell faces one of his adoring fans. |
Here's the Easter Bunny unmasked in the WKTM control room. |
Ken Harlan and John Patterson on a WKTM remote in 1976. |
WKTM Owner and GM (and former WTMA Chief Engineer Bill Dudley) in his office (1976) |
Booby Nash and John Patterson, Christmas 1976 |