WDRCOBG.COM: Engineers (8/9/11)

(L-r:) Harry Broderick and Franklin M. Doolittle

WDRC founder Franklin M. Doolittle (right) demonstrates his binaural
stethoscope to chief engineer Harry Broderick (December, 1952).

unidentified engineer at 750 Main Street circa September 1953

Unidentified engineer at equipment rack
in WDRC's 16th floor penthouse studios
at 750 Main Street in Hartford.

Note the presence of three reel-to-reel tape recorders, which was unusual for
that period (September, 1953).

WDRC production engineer Dan Siemasko

Two views of
WDRC's Dan Siemasko

WDRC production engineer Dan Siemasko

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There have been many engineers at WDRC over the years
(* denotes chief engineer).
Below is a partial list;
additions are welcome:

WDRC production engineer Dan Siemasko, circa 1972
WDRC production engineer
Dan Siemasko (November, 1972)

WDRC engineer Charles R. Parker explains how tape works to young listeners, early 1950s
WDRC engineer Charles R. Parker
explains how tape works to young
listeners (early 1950s).

Bud Aiello
Scott Baron *
Pete Bonee
Frederick H. Brill
Henry M. Broderick, Jr. *
Carleton Brown
Perry C. Brumfield
John Champion
Robert S. Coe
Dave Delage
John Deme
John Diskes
George Dombrowski
Charles Dube *
Dan Frascella
Lydia Gamble
Francois Gouin
Lawrence E. Grant

Paul Graves
Paul J. Gregory
Chuck Herlihy *
Ted Hitchcock *
Lewis Gordon House
Ralph M. Ingraham
Franklin P. Keefer
Hal Kneller
Bobby Krowka
John Landry
Italo A. Martino *
Dan Maruszczak
Dick McGinnis
Kenneth McLeod
Carl Milner
Bob Molloy
Kevin Moore
Brian Morgan

John Morris
Kevin Morris
Wayne Mulligan *
Jean Naughton
Dave "Doc" Overson
Stanley F. Peer
Frank Pingree
Bob Raines
Hugh Rainey
John Ramsey *
Tom Ray *
Paul Repp
Joseph Retano
Dan Siemasko
Bernie Singsen
Lee Steele
George Watson *
Steve Wichrowski

WDRC chief engineer George Watson circa 1970