Winooski High School - Carillon Yearbook (Winooski, VT)

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THE LAB

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John Ludue and Joe Myers had acquired positions as coaches at well known universities. Peter Formica who had been so fond of all sciences in school was a nuclear physicist. He had just de- veloped a new type of atomic pill which gave great energy to the human body. Raymond Drolette and Neil Perrotte were ski instructors in Switzerland while Cosimo Brigante won the Olympic Prize for track having had so much practice going to and from school everyday. Tex Gamelin and Bob Gauthier had gone into partnership and had formed an important firm which manufactured athletic equipment for local high schools. Peter Ignaszewski had become sole owner of a large soda bottling concern and he had placed distribu- tors throughout the nation. He had retired soon after having amassed an immense fortune. Gerald Meunier and Jake Gamache were to fight the following week at Madison Square Garden for the championship heavyweight title. Joyce Ritchie, Margaret Sallah, and Betty Beveridge were secretaries in the Treasury Department in Washington where they received fabulous salaries. Ernest Cabrera had given several concerts at Carnegie Hall and was at present, on tour. Claire Ville- maire was singing at the Metropolitan Opera House. Pat Augostino and Gerald Francis were cycling through Europe. Roland Gaboriault was publisher of the latest popular magazine. Homer Bousquet and Charles Carpentier were on a safari in the wilds of Africa. Bob Romprey who had gone to California for his health was now a movie magnate. Roy Zeno was a retired general whose hobby was building battleships and airplanes. Leonard Crowley had married and settled down and was at the moment, the general manager of an electric appliance plant. Roger LaCroix was the head of the English Department at U.V.M. and was busily rewriting the diction- ary. A great feeling of satisfaction pervaded my entire being as once again I was on my way home. Per- haps I would never see these friends again but the memories had been renewed and happy memories never fade completely.

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