Paul Moore:  

CLASS OF 1965
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Whittier High SchoolClass of 1965
Whittier, CA
Walter F. Dexter Middle SchoolClass of 9999
Whittier, CA
Abraham Lincoln Elementary SchoolClass of 1992
Whittier, CA
Happy Valley Elementary SchoolClass of 1969
Anderson, CA
Saint Joseph SchoolClass of 1961
Redding, CA

Paul's Story

Paul is from Whittier, California. Paul's schools include Whittier High School, Saint Joseph School, Saint Mary of the Assumption School, Rio Hondo. Paul won NEH Grants to study history at Columbia, University of Tennessee, UCLA, CA State Fullerton, Claremont, Cal Poly Pomona and Loyola. I also studied at the New York Asia Society and with Teach America. Also Paul won two Freeman Grants to travel to China, Japan, and Korea. Paul graduated from Whittier College in 1968 with BA In sociology and history. Paul received his masters in education in 1970. He worked for the Happy Valley School District in Shasta County in 1968-69. In the fall of 1969 he returned to Whittier to work for the Whittier City School District for 39 years until he retired. Eleven of those years he was a principal at Hoover and Lincoln. He worked at Lincoln, Hoover, Jackson, and ended up at Dexter teaching 6th grade and 7th and 8th history. Paul ha...Expand for more
s a wife, Connie, and two children (both graduates of Whittier College) He has three grandchildren... so far. Paul is on the board of directors of the Credit Union of Southern CA. He was on the board of directors of the Whittier History Association and Museum, He is a member of the Whittier Genealogy Society. He was associated with Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple in Hacienda Height as a dharma teacher for over 20 years. Paul likes to travel. He have been to over 80 countries and all 50 states. He likes history, family history, local history and reading Music Paul likes includes Classic Rock, Classical, Los Angeles Master Chorale. Books Paul likes include Moby Dick, Inherit the Wind, Dao De Ching. Movies Paul likes include Chicago, My Fair Lady, Judgement at Nuremberg. TV shows Paul likes include Sports Football and Basketball, , MSNBC. One of Paul's favorite quotes is:"An unexamined life is not worth living.......Socrates".
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Yearbooks

Whittier High School 1965 yearbook cover photo
1965 Yearbook
Whittier High School
WHITTIER, CA
Whittier High School 1964 yearbook cover photo
1964 Yearbook
Whittier High School
WHITTIER, CA
Whittier High School 1963 yearbook cover photo
1963 Yearbook
Whittier High School
WHITTIER, CA
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Reunions
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Sep 26, 2015
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Whittier Class of 65
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Sep 11, 2009
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Cookie Lopez Memorial Services
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Jul 11, 2009
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Comedy Act
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When I attended Whittier High School I belonged to a car club called the Aztecs. The common bond between all of us was building and racing cars. We were involved in some degree with the auto shop class. After high school w
50 years ago today. Pictured Left to right. My brother Mike, Connie's sister Kathy, Connie, Me, Jim Bucholtz and Bob Mazzeo.
Met some new friends in the London Sky Garden. The family is from Lille, France. The mother teaches what is our grade 1. The little girl is in 2nd grade and boy is just three years old. Extremely nice people.
When visiting the Louvre in Paris everyone wants to see the most popular exhibits namely the Mona Lisa and perhaps Napoleon's crown. However this is object is the most significant item in the Louvre by far. It is the Stell
St Chapelle in Paris about a block away from Notre Dame. It was built to house the Crown of Thorns. Later the crown was moved to Notre Dame. The crown was saved during the fire at Notre Dame.
I am going to post several photos of Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris for my brother, Mike, who has an interest in old cemeteries. . It is probably one of the most interesting non military cemeteries in the world. Not just F
Light My Fire, Riders of the Storm, Break On Through, LA woman, Love me Two Times, People Are Strange
This is the grave of Abelard and Heloise. Abelard was an important philosopher and teacher in the 1100's. Heloise was a brilliant female student. They ended up in a forbidden love affair. Heloise's wicked uncle castrated A
Museum Orsay in Paris. The Thinker by Rodin. When I saw this I immediately thought of Dobbie Gillis, Maynard G Krebs Tuesday Weld, and Zelda. If you grew up in the 1950's watching television you know what I mean.
Today I was in Luxembourg. When I was a little, no more than 10 years old, my dad took his family to dinner at the home of a client of his. George W Dow made millions of dollars in oil in Long Beach and in a hotel and lum
This is a picture of me after my six hour bus tour of old town Prague turned into a six hour walking tour!! Actually it is a Skelton in the Czech National Museum in Prague. It is in the Middle Ages section so my best bet t
This is the famous ferris wheel in the Prater of Vienna. It was made famous by the iconic movie The Third Man with Joseph Cotton and Orson Wells. The movie is set in post WWII Vienna. The movie was voted by the British Film
This is one of the most important artifacts of the 20th century. Most historians say WW1 began with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand heir to the Austro Hungarian Empire. (WWI would have happened even if he wasn't kille
The Disney Hall in Los Angeles is one of the best, if not the best concert halls in the USA. Connie and I had season tickets there for years. We gave them up when Covid hit. This is altar of St. Peter's in Vienna. I attend
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