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11/21/15
website of the paseo high school alliance
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PASEO HIGH SCHOOL |
1926 - 1990
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You don't have to WAIT for your next Class Reunion to see classmates and other Pirate friends. Join us at the next Paseo Alliance luncheon on January 25, 2016. Watch here for more information as it becomes available.
HELP IS NEEDED - If you can devote a few hours per month to keep these luncheons and the Paseo Alliance alive, please ... READ MORE |
See Luncheon Photos and Speaker Info from earlier events
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Hints and tips for
Definition: ALUMNI - those who attended or graduated from an educational institution. If you attended Paseo High School between 1926 and 1990, whether you graduated or not, this Paseo Alliance website is for you. |
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That there are links to photos from all of our Luncheons on the Social Events page? |
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There we have a list of Paseo High School students by class year (1926 to 1990)? |
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Which Paseon was inspired by Charles Lindbergh? He is saluted on page 7 that yearbook. (Answer) |
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What Paseo alumni served in Vietnam or Korea? How many were casualties or POW? We don't know, but would like to. If you know Paseo Alumni who served there, please let us know. |
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That there have been over 10,000 hits on our Yearbooks page? |
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What year was there no yearbook published? (Answer) |
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Who spelled PASEO in rocks between the stairs up to the school? |
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Meetings of the Paseo Alliance are held on the first Wednesday of the month at 1:00 pm at the Trailside Center, 9901 Holmes (southeast corner). If you are a former student and interested in Paseo High , you are invited. Please be sure to check the date below prior to the meeting to see if there has been a change. Next meeting: TBA If you are a class representative, we would appreciate your attendance and participation. If you are a Paseo Alum, graduate or not, and would like to take part in our activities, please join us for one of our meetings. |
| HELP IS NEEDED - the Paseo Alliance, a group
representing all Pirates from 1926 to 1990, and this website sprang
from events in 2006 when several members of classes in the 1950's
got the idea that there would be interest in a group to serve all
former students of "the old school." For a number of years a
small but dedicated group of former Pirates have been sponsoring
quarterly luncheons to allow all who wanted to gather, mix and share
memories, as well as hearing an interesting speaker (click on Social
Events at left to see some of our previous programs). Continuing this effort requires just several hours per month by a dedicated group. Several of the present members date from the beginnings of the program while others from later classes have joined us along the way. We particularly need participation from classes of the 1960's and 1970's. See the yellow box below on Meetings, then come and join us at our next meeting. We have particular need for someone with experience in developing and maintaining websites to help and later to take over the improvement and extension of this website and relieve the tired old webmaster who has been doing this for nine years now. There is no pay for the job other than the satisfaction of providing a much appreciated service for your fellow Pirates. Roy Busdiecker, Paseo '57, Webmaster |
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Contact:
Leon Barnes |
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We now have complete copies of all Paseons from 1927 through 1990 in the Yearbooks section. There was no 1969 Paseon. We would appreciate gifts or loan of bound volumes of The Paseo Press for publication on this site. |
 Richard "Dick" Schauble'30, attends March 2008 meeting |
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Established in April 2006 and still a work in progress, this site serves as a central point for the community of former students who attended the original Paseo High School. The site provides
We solicit the advice, suggestions, support and participation of those who attended the "old Paseo". We wish the best and encourage support for the new Paseo Academy of the Fine and Performing Arts |
Bronze plaque in the new Paseo
(click for larger image)
Webmaster: Roy Busdiecker,
Paseo '57
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