Steven Pace:  

Hi all! I wonder from time to time where many of you are and what you may be doing. I've seen and done many things and met many interesting people along the way. The wonders and joys have been many- although there have been some disappointments- even a tragedy here and there. There has been hard work and I've done some things that I never thought I could do. Throughout most of my life, I've been relatively happy, relatively healthy, and relatively sane! HAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've seen much beauty and plenty of suffering in the world. I think of how I used to be and realize all the changes I've been through. Thank God there were people all along the way to help me through it all. It seems like all I did was blink or turn my head and all at once- I'm 63! The years have been good to me, and when I look back 45 years or so ago- it's bittersweet- the more so because I can never go back. I suppose I'm content to let it be a memory. I'd like to thank everyone who organized and attended our 40th! So wonderful to see you all and speak of our lives/memories. How fortunate we are and have been! Stevie FLEETING TIME, ENDURING LEGACY Pulaski High- my, my, my, my Has it really been forty plus years? The vision is clear nonetheless Old walls still stand tall And “Aitchee kaitchee dominaichee— Ah ba boo, alabala boo… Juneau, we’re gonna whoop you!!!” That’s how we won Yes, that was Mister Harry Max I still hear that in his voice School spirit personified Endless days of summer haze Cross country and cool Spring breezes Gee whizzers, was that me Running on the track? “Runners, take your mark, HO!!” Mr. Coady urging Tired versions of yours truly Forward, onward He was a great, great man Mr. Parker wrote ‘Shalom’ Twice in my yearbooks I happened upon him Thirty four years later In Lomira by happenstance I thanked him profusely For teaching me history Imparting upon me A lasting passion for it Mr. Wisniewski, Mrs. Heath Mrs. Mahoney, Mr. Pignet All gave me a love For the written page As you can see For the play, folklore, the fiction Poem and too short story of it all Thank you, thank you. Please Enjoy Your Visit (A personal ode to the Milwaukee Public Museum) Back to the days of iron and beer Through the streetcar Into old cobblestone streets Street posters telling...Expand for more