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Name the CNN talent from their junior high school photo
Updated 1632 GMT (0032 HKT) October 5, 2015
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He went from being 13 to hosting 360. Family Photo
Anderson Cooper Jeremy Freeman/CNN
He's bound for the University of Miami before landing at CNN. Family Photo
Brian Todd CNN
She spent years helping John Walsh help catch some of "America's Most Wanted." Family Photo
Alisyn Camerota JEREMY FREEMAN/CNN
He went from playing the trumpet to playing "Jeopardy" ... and winning. Family photo
John Berman CNN
She went from junior high to CNN's senior political correspondent. Family photo
Brianna Keilar CNN
She's not done climbing. She will go on to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Family photo
Brooke Baldwin CNN
This Louisiana native never lost his skateboarding skills. Family photo
Don Lemon CNN
Don't let the hair throw you off. He becomes a doctor with a list of very famous patients. Family photo
Dr. Drew Pinsky CNN
Some kids dream of becoming the President. This one became the president of CNN. Family photo
Jeff Zucker CNN
He helped Bill Clinton win the 1992 presidential election. Family photo
Paul Begala CNN
He will go on to pull double duty as a CNN anchor and field reporter. Family photo
Victor Blackwell CNN
She launched her TV career in Canada before helping launch "New Day" on CNN. Family photo
Michaela Pereira CNN
She is not only a CNN political commentator, but she was also a consultant for HBO's "The Newsroom." family photo
S.E. Cupp JEREMY FREEMAN/CNN
He would grow up to become a lawyer with a client list that includes Michael Jackson, Chris Brown and Sean "Diddy" Combs. family photo
Mark Geragos Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images North America/Getty Images
