Oral History Interview with Paul Candelori, February 28, 2007 Page: 29

                                
Mr. Candelori
Yes it took a while. It really did, believe me. I was lucky that I met this girl that I'm
married to. We got along very well and I got over it but it took me a few months. It was
strange, very strange getting used to it. I remember it was a funny feeling. It was great to
be home, don't get me wrong. Everything seemed small. I can remember walking down
the street and everything seemed small, like it had shrunk. That was the feeling that I got.
I was away for two years.
Mr. Misenhimer
Did you join the 52/20 Club?
Mr. Candelori
Yes. I've still got the card. $20 for 52 weeks. Then I went to radio school. Television was
just coming out. So I went to Radio School on the GI Bill. (tape side ended)
Mr. Misenhimer
You went to radio and television school and you went to work with whom?
Mr. Candelori
I got a job with RCA working in the factory for about six months. They laid me off from
production and I went to Motorola and became an outside serviceman and I was there for
about five years. Then I started going to night school and I went to University for eight

years at night and became an engineer. Then I went to work for Univac. Computers had
just come out. It was Honeywell first for five years and then Univac until Iretired.
Mr. Misenhimer
What kind of engineering degree did you get?

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