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Pacific Minor League
We don’t have much information on this record. Please help us add more to this record!
Can you identify anyone in this photograph?
What can you tell us about the Pacific Minor League?
Why do the boys have different names on their jerseys?
Please share with us in the comments section below!
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Atlantic Side YMCA
On the back of this photograph it reads: “Taken in 1911 in one of the towns later flooded by Gatun Lake. YMCA members in the Canal Zone.”
Which town might have this YMCA been in?
Can you tell us what may be going on this photograph?
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CZ young swimmers
We don’t have much information on this record. Please help us add more!
Can you identify one of the swimmers in this photograph?
When might this photograph have been taken?
What competition might they have been in to win these trophies?
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BHS Shop Class
We don’t have much information on this record. Please help us add more to this record!
Do you recognize anyone in this photograph?
When do you think this photograph may have been taken?
Did you have a shop class in high school?
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BHS Students
This photograph features students in Emma Walbaum’s class at BHS during the 1950s.
Can you identify anyone in this photograph?
If you attended BHS, did you have Emma Walbaum as a teacher?
What can you guys tell us about the classrooms when you were a student? Did they all look like this one?
Please share with us in the comments section below!
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Ft. Kobbe Elementary
This photograph is of the 5th grade Curundu students at Ft. Kobbe in 1954-1955.
Can you identify any of these students?
Did you attend Ft. Kobbe Elementary?
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BHS Football team 1956
We don’t have much information on this record. Please help us add more to it!
Can you identify anyone in this photograph?
What can you tell us about BHS football?
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Blog Posts are Transitioning to a Mon/Wed/Fri Schedule on May 4
As we begin to prepare for the end of our IMLS Grant project on September 30, 2015, we will be adjusting the posting schedule of new blog entries.
Beginning on Monday, May 4, new blog entries will be posted 3 days per week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Throughout the summer, new objects can still be found every Monday, Wednesday and Friday and we encourage you to continue reading and posting your fantastic comments!
Our volunteers have been updating many object records to include your comments and knowledge of the Panama Canal Zone and they will continue to do this through the end of September.
Thank you all so much for your continued contributions to the PCMC Blog!
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CHS Basketball team
We know that the coach in this photograph is K. Vinton.
When do you think this photograph might have been taken?
What can you tell us about coach K. Vinton?
Can you identify anyone in this photograph?
Please share with us in the comments section below!
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Roosevelt Medal Certificates are Available for Free Online Download
Roosevelt Medal Certificates are now available online!
You may now download an editable Roosevelt Medal Certificate template directly from the UFDC record containing the full list of Roosevelt Medal recipients.
There is no fee to download these documents. You may print as many certificates as you like for family, friends, or yourself!
You do not need UF’s permission to download or edit the certificates– these items have been made publicly available for you to enjoy.
Simply download the DOCX (Microsoft Word) template, input your information, and print from your home computer!
To access these documents, please visit: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00015478/00001
Instructions
Visit http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00015478/00001
This is also where you may look up the medal and bar numbers for all Roosevelt Medal Holders, listed alphabetically by the holder’s last name.
Click the “Downloads” tab to access the Sample Certificate and the Certificate Template.
On the Downloads page, you will find PDF and DOCX (Microsoft Word) documents.
You may choose to view the Sample Certificate. This document is in PDF form and cannot be edited. Its purpose is to show where to input your personal information and how you might want your finished certificate to look.
You may also download the editable Certificate Template. This is a Microsoft Word Document and can be edited to include your personal information.
When you click the link for this document, it should open in Microsoft Word, or any other word processing program.
You may then type in the certificate recipient, their relationship, the medal holder’s name, and all accompanying medal information.
Once you have inputted all the information, you may print your certificates!
