Word: hanemanns
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Ardley and Maureen Hanemann of New Orleans were not very surprised last December when they heard about the fits their old friend Spiro Pavlovich III was giving all those people up at Harvard. Sure, he was charged with twice bluffing his way into the Law School, but then, "Spiro always did want to see how much he could get away with," Ardley Hanemann says...
...Hanemanns just could not believe Monette was involved. Maureen Hanemann had bumped into Monette at a real estate agency in New Orleans in the summer of 1972. Monette, who was working for the firm, told Maureen she was married to a Tulane medical school student and that her teenage romance with Spiro was a part of her life "she'd rather forget...
Judging from their undergraduate days in the mid-sixties, the match seemed inevitable. Friends remember how Monette, then in a Catholic girls academy, idolized the Loyola College stud. The pair were considered very fast--Maureen Hanemann remembers being shocked when a number of friends found Spiro and Monette out on a levee, zipped up in a sleeping bag together. "At that time [1965] you just didn't do that," she recalls...
What people remember about Monette was that she was "one hell of a looker"; what they remember about Spiro are the pranks. While at Loyola, he sponsored an expensive formal, and tried to pass off an unknown nightclub singer as Aretha Franklin. The fraud was exposed, but when Hanemann saw Spiro after he transferred to Tulane, there were signs in Spiro's car promoting another Aretha dance. "Spiro, what are these signs?" asked Hanemann. "No, no," Pavlovich assured him, "this time she really is coming...