The 1967 fall: starting the first term in
Supelec. On this photo, you can recognize, on top of myself, in striped t-shirt,
Laurent Tourres, which shows his "marteau-piqueur" (pneumatic drill) composed
of a hammer(marteau) on which was glued a thumbtack which stings (pique)
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The 1967 fall |
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The 1967 start of the term |
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The BZH ticket stands for the posterity
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The "CLASH" (Yearly Promotion
Gala) in 1967 |
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Our team was in charge to made Janet's amphitheater
backroom a medieval crypt, according to the motto of the Clash. It
was then necessary to build up the usual "Entrepose" tube structure.
From L to R: M. Lesioux, L. Tourres, C. Cussac, R. Perramant, C. Tillenon, C. Orru (Photo and commentary provided by Laurent Tourres) |
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We had also to construct vaults (a job almost as difficult as the Masons' one) without closing the "Sioux" office too early. This latter was closed at the last minute (picture 2). The frescoes were drawn after devils from the tympanon of the Autun cathedral and scenes from the dead dance from La Chaise-Dieu. They have been preserved for the future and still carefully kept in an attic of my father's house (Photo and commentary provided by Laurent Tourres) |
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Picture 3 shows a (small) part of the final result : the nice profile of one of the vaults (almost as nice as the CNIT's one) can be admired as well as the quality of stone cutting and wall paintings. The visible satisfaction of the builders faced to the completed work can also be noticed ! from Right to left, front : C. Cussac, M.-H. Pollak (69), B. Pompon (69), A le Dû (69), L.Tourres rear C. Crépeau, R. Boscher, M. Guérin, C. Tillenon, M. Artigalas (69), R. Perramant, I cannot put a name on the last one. Could he be a 69er?. (Photo and commentary provided by Laurent Tourres) |
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The "CLASH" (Yearly Promotion Gala) in 1968 | |
We see Arié at work in the Maxim's
cabaret (The main hall) |
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The cantine transformed in a pub. We can
see, in the center, Benoît, and further on, on the right, Guesnier
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Anecdotes | |
Fournet asking to the workers who were noisily digging under the windows of the Electromagnetism classroom "Do I disturb you?" | (Anecdote told by par Bernard Vivinis) |