Francis T. Nicholls High School
New Orleans, Louisiana
50th Anniversary Class Reunion
Fontainebleau State Park, Mandeville, Louisiana
Sunday, October 23, 2011
| After a highly successful
career in accounting, management, and teaching, our classmate Nick Genovese has embarked on a new career—writing romance novels. |
 Nick |
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| Normally
reticent, Nick explains the story line of his current romance novel to
a transfixed Sue Larsen. |
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| Mike
Riemer reveals to a startled Mary Olivier that Nick's next historical
plot will involve the staff of an award-winning high school newspaper. |
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| Concerned,
Gail Sensebe alerts Ike Mayer that one of Nick's mystery plots involves poisoned cake at a high school reunion. |
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| Norm
Hellmers tries again to explain the plot of Nick's latest romance novel to a still perplexed Sue Larsen. |
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| A
fascinated Darlene Blakeway watches as Charlie Romano demonstrates the "Nick Genovese Romance Novel" app on his new iPhone. |
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| Frank and Mona Hoffmann
enjoy reading an early copy of Nick's novelette based on his high school love life, Confessions of a Flagbearer. |
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| George Daigle, worried
about his privacy, warns Nick: "Listen you little twerp, I don't want the details of my life showing up in one of your cheap paperbacks." |
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| Linda Gaudet is surprised
that Nick’s steamy romance novel based on her high school years starts out “Once upon a time.” |
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| Norm Hellmers is startled
when Nick suggests that Norm's relationship with Mike Riemer may be the subject of an "alternative" romance novel. Mike seems unconcerned. |
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| Nick
assures John Salisbury and Charlie Romano that he will not use their
real names when he writes a novel based on their high school capers
dressed as Batman and Robin. |
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| A well-meaning Ike Mayer
encourages Nick to return to accounting. |
| Thanks, Nick, for letting
us have a little fun at your expense. We love you and wish you all the best in your writing career. |