Balboa High School - Class of 1971. Growing Up In the Canal Zone. Second to None, Never outdone,. Katie will be creating nametags using your photos from the yearbook.

This Site Comes With Music! Do you want to hear the music? Booking a Hotel Room. Please put in a valid email address. Please put in a valid email address. 1 Year, 3 months and 18 days. Class of 1979 Reunion Website. We hope you visit,view and. Share often as we start the countdown. Celebrating our 40th in Orlando. On Balboa, on Balboa. Fight on for your fame. Take the ball from old Cristobal. Touchdown sure this time! On Balboa, on Balboa.

Is dedicated to all men and women who have and will work at or for the Panama Canal and made the heroic dream of over 400 years come true. Honoring the past by building the future. Historic Photos including Panorama Views from 1886 until 1915 illustrating the Panama Canal Construction.

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On they struggled, ever onward,. Blasting stone, and earth, and men;. Filling rivers with razed mountains;. Filling graves with parts of men. Blood and bone are mixed with concrete,. Sweat of brow and grime of toil. Mark the rough-neck as he swelters,. Halt them as they onward go. Is the only cry they know. Many thanks to Gatunmoon for the graphics! .

Home of the Panama Canal Zone Cyber Museum. Preserving the Heritage of Zonians. The Canal Zone is gone, but. Let the memories live forever! The Panamanian poet Ricardo Miro, in his poem Patria suggests that Panama was made so small, so that it could be carried in the heart. We all carry Panama in our heart until the end of time. Preserving the heritage of Zonians with images. And information for over 20 years. At your service - William P.