I came across this article about a CFUN Radio Reunion that was held in Vancouver recently. Some of the surviving jocks got together in front of the station's former studios and recreated a shot that became famous more than 50 years before.

And you may not be surprised that you recognize some of the names, who also wound up working in Toronto - Terry David Mulligan, who did a stint at CKFH among others, Chuck McCoy, a famous jock from CHUM's history and later a Rogers exec., and Doc Harris, who worked at CFTR in its early Top 40 days as the hilarious "Doc Holiday." And then there's Red Robinson, who never worked here but is a Canadian radio legend. It's a who's who of classic jocks at a station that once also featured Daryl B., another former CHUM personality. 

I wish someone had the idea to stage a brief picture taking session outside 1331 Yonge St. before it was torn down to make way for a condo. Turns out this B.C. building is also slated for demolition soon, so this was a last chance for the historic gathering to be caught on camera. 

Vintage DJs replicate a vintage shot to remember CFUN's 1960s glory days

By the way, for those originally from B.C., RadioWest has a huge gallery of photos from the reunion, which featured some well known names from the past and what they look like today. You can see them here.