Lee also served several tours at WOLF. Leaving Syracuse for Maryland and later afternoons at WRUN, Utica he would eventually return and later move into sales but continue with weekend duties at The Big 15. Lee was the last jock to serve the station as Top 40 in July 1981. He has also had weekend shifts at WHEN and Y94FM but continues in sales presently with his own company for twenty plus years, The Goodman Agency. From the Lee Goodman collection.
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As did Bob Mitchell, Roy worked in radio through high school, but for one of Charlotte's premier top forty stations, "BIG WAYS". He left Charlotte in the Summer of 1974 for WOLF and the night show. In the Fall of 1975, Roy returned to Charlotte to begin a new career path, by becoming a "Mobile Deejay". With literally his own stereo system and a "borrowed" turntable from a friend, Roy began his own very successful business as "Roy Rosen Productions" which continues today. This long before wedding Dee Jays were as popular as they are today. He still keeps his hand in radio occassionally in Charlotte. 
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Jim Sims retired full time from the airwaves on October 26, 1974 to concentrate on commercial production and imaging for WOLF. He later started Jim Sims Productions in Youngstown, Ohio, eventually relocating back in Syracuse and continuing his work here.                                                                  _______________________________________________________________________________