3/2/2023 Carole Lee Morris Surface Dies
Carole Meakin Owsley has let us know of the passing of Carole Lee Morris Surface. Carole Lee Morris died on February 7, 2023. You can find her obituary here:
https://www.castfuneralhome.c
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3/2/2023 Mary Ellen Ullery Young Passes
Bill Frazier saw Mary Ellen's obituary in the Kansas City Star on February 12, 2023. Here is a link to it.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/kansascity/name/mary-young-obituary?id=428
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12/17/2022 Jim (CJ) Worden Dies
Being notified by Vicki Loveall Michael that Jim Worden passed this earth on November 8, 2022. His obituary has been included on his Paseo HS profile.
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Glad to see so many turned out for our 60th, no 61st, no the 62nd Class of 1960 Reunion
Yes, we had our 62nd Class Reunion on two nights. The first was held at Tanner's, a casual gathering, and the 2nd was at Cinzetti's, still casual, but a little more upscale.
Following is almost all who attended the Saturday Night Event. Only Leigh Aaron Leary had to leave before this picture was snapped.
Email From Class President Stanley Schlozman
I am dreadfully sorry to miss this 62nd reunion but a succession of medical problems has made me stay close to home. I am now on the mend and should be good to go in a few months. Please give my best regards to our classmates and I hope to attend our 65th in 3 years.
When my kids were little I always told them that wherever they go, whatever they do they represent lots of things, but also Paseo High School. "But we never attended Paseo High School" they would respond. "Don't confuse me with the facts" I would reply. "You are honorary students of Paseo High School as your father is a proud Paseo graduate." Well, at least I tried.
Best wishes to all,
Stanley.
Email From Richard Wholf
Paseo Class of 1960
Greetings Fellow Pirates:
Hope you’re having a wonderful time! Wish we could be there celebrating with all of you. Have no idea how many of you made it to the Reunion, but hope it’s a good number. Since I live in Southwest Colorado, I’ve stayed connected with just a few class members, and checked on others with Facebook.
My partner, Patsy Troutner, and I live in Pagosa Springs, Colorado (which is located on Highway 160 about 1 hour east of Durango, CO, and 1 hour north of Chama, New Mexico) and if you know where that is, you know we live in the beautiful San Juan Mountains. And for you railroad fans, we live halfway between the two centers of historic steam-powered scenic narrow-gauge railroads.
Patsy and I have been together for six years. She’s a ranch-girl who grew up in Lake City, CO, where as a teenager she had her own horse-riding business. She was a dedicated nurse and hospital administrator. I taught school, about 40 years in the KC Mo School District, mainly teaching science and mathematics; also taught at several universities, including Rockhurst, Uof Mo-KC, Univ. of Mo-Rolla, K-State, etc. In addition, while a student in Warrensburg, I was on the volunteer fire department. And when I lived in Lee’s Summit, MO, I was a sworn police officer for a few years.
It was a combination of science, humor, and dancing that drew Patsy and I together. We have many of the same interests. We still like to dance, take photographs, occasionally go out and target-shoot, and while I do watercolor paintings, she does Southwest-style weaving on two looms and is also an incredible baker and cook, who enjoys preparing various styles of cooking from Scottish and Moroccan to Israeli and Southwestern US (and of course, BBQ for this old KC boy!). We love working in our yard.
I am a member of the Freemasons, and both of us belong to the Order of the Eastern Star. In addition to the Pagosa Masonic Lodge, I belong to the Durango/San Juan Lodge, and the Amethyst Masonic Lodge in Creede. We’ve both been local officers also with some state-level positions. I’m a Shriner and drive a “Tin Lizzie” miniature auto in parades. In addition, I belong to the Scottish Rite. I still do a small amount of model railroading.
I have one daughter, two adult grandchildren, and one great-grandson, as well as a few distant cousins living here in Pagosa Springs; another daughter, her husband, and two younger grandkids live in Illinois. Patsy has a lot of family living here in Colorado. One son lives in Colorado Springs, and another son who lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and other family members also there. One of her grandsons is a New Mexico State Trooper.
I think this is enough of my rattling on. If you ever get out to the Four Corners area, and can stop, please do so. We know where the good places to eat are, where drinks are cool and good, and even where there are some fun things to do. Wishing all of you a fun time there, many more pleasant, happy and healthy revolutions around our nearest star.
Shalom!
Richard Y. Wholf
35 South Stymie Court, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147-9234
Cell: 970-946-2372, and Patsy (505) 927-9182
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The following information was copied from the Leedy-Voulkos Art Center website on 27 Dec 2018.
Sherry Cromwell-Lacy is an artist and arts professional. Cromwell-Lacy holds a Fine Arts Degree from Kansas City Art Institute with graduate studies in art history and education. She has taught drawing and painting in the KCAI pre-college high school program, and multi-media classes for high school art students at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art. She has exhibited in many group exhibitions with works in numerous private collections. She has served on public and private organization boards related to the visual and literary arts.. Formerly with Kansas City Art Institute she held positions as Director of Exhibitions/Visiting Artists Program, and Administrative Director of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art. Cromwell-Lacy is past president of the Mid-America College Art Association and served six years as secretary of the Association of College and University Museums and Galleries, an affiliate of the American Museum Association. She has planned and chaired many conferences and symposiums, bringing to the educational forum distinguished and diverse scholars, artists, designers and conceptualists.
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2. Name the two drive-ins that students drove back and forth from 47th to 63rd & the Paseo.
3. Name the physical education teacher who left $1 million to JCCC in 1995 to be used for physical education scholarships.
4. Name the dance where the gals asked the boys to attend.
5. Name two Paseo principals.
6. Name two Vice Principals of traffic squad and discipline.
7. Name long serving guidance counselors and office staff.
8. Who is the art teacher who, until a few years ago, participated in local art fairs?
9. Name the dairy at 57th & Troost.
10. What was the official address of the school?
11. Name two drive-ins in the Plaza area.
12. What was the swimming attire for the boys?
13. Name the Paseo newspaper.
14. Where we most graduation ceremonies held?
15. Name the school colors.
16. Complete this line: "On her hill Paseo towers, ..."
17. From the street in front of Paseo High, what is in the median between the stairs leading down to Paseo Blvd.?
18. What was the subject of the mosaic in the front hall of the school?
19. What 1949 graduate was awarded a posthumous Congressional Medal of Honor for his service in the Korean War?
20. What was the name of the amusement park at 75th & Prospect?
21. Name the waterway just north of Paseo High School.
22. Kansas City has the only museum in the world devoted to what war?
23. Name the next three words in the following cheer: "Stand up, sit down, _ _ _."
24. Why was the concrete poured over the Paseo rocks in 1956?
25. Name of the shopping center that opend at 63d between Paseo & Troost when some of us were in high school.
26. What was the name of the ballroom turned roller skating rink at 31st & Gillham Plaza?
27. What was the name of the ballroom turned skating rink turned bowling alley at Linwood & Main?
28. What was the name of the drug store at 12th & Main?
29. 1935 Paseo graduate Gail Shikles was known as ____ _____ in a hit TV series in the 60s? (Bonus point for knowing the stage name of this actor)
30. What Paseo alums returned to teach at Paseo?
31. What was the school motto?
32. Name the original faculty members from the time Paseo was opened who continued to teach when we were students.
Answers to all trivia questions are posted below. Hope you had fun looking back at the "olde" days.
Trivia Answers
1. Jym
2. Max's & Allen's
3. Nell Mitchell
4. Sadie Hawkins
5. Stigall, Bond & Marshall
6. Morris & Curtis
7. Rose McMaster, Ruth Norris, Neva Christine
8. John Coleman
9. Country Club Dairy
10. 4747 Flora
11. Sydney's & Winstead's
12. Nothing (we were skinny dipping)
13. Paseo Press
14. Municipal Auditorium
15. Red, black & gold
16. Fair and strong and high
17. PASEO rocks
18. Pirate Ship
19. Chevy Impala
20. Fairyland Park
21. Brush Creek
22. WWI Liberty Memorial
23. Fight, fight, fight
24. To keep classes from changing what they say (1956 changed to the year)
25. The Landing
26. El Torreon
27. Pla-Mor
28. Katz
29. Peter Gunn (extra points for Craig Stevens)
30. Bill Ross, Mike Montgall, Martha Lappin, Art Davis, Janice Cowan
31. Remember Who You Are
32. Blase, Constant, Franklin, Minckemeyer, Reber, Swinney, Weeks, Wulfekammer
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Deceased Classmates
We also have 83 classmates listed as deceased. Unfortunately we are missing information for many about their DOD or details of their life that would be found in an obituary. If you have a copy of an obituary for any, or know the date of their passing, would you send that information to the [email protected] email account?
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