Pat Colonna Collection, 1953-2016
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Collection Overview
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Pat Colonna Collection, 1953-2016![]() |
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Predominant Dates: | 1980-1995 |
ID: | 01/ AR073 |
Primary Creator: | Colonna, Patricia "Pat" Lou (1939-) |
Extent: | 18.0 Boxes |
Arrangement: | This collection is arranged into three series reflecting stages of Pat Colonna's life. Each series is further arranged by subject. |
Date Acquired: | 04/07/2008. More info below under Accruals. |
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Languages: |
English Mongolian |
Abstract
Patricia Lou Colonna (November 8, 1939 - ) is a University of North Texas (then North Texas State University) alumna. Her collection concerns her employment as an information writer in the Office of Public Affairs and Information Services (now known as University Relations, Communications and Marketing) at UNT as well as for her time spent in the Peace Corps teaching English in Mongolia and as the business owner of Yoga Denton in Denton, Texas.
This collection contains artifacts, papers, photographs, and publications focusing on the time Pat spent in North Texas at UNT, in Mongolia with the Peace Corps, and as a business owner in Denton, Texas.
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Pat Colonna was an Information writer in the Office of Public Affairs and Information Services at University of North Texas and taught English in Mongolia when serving in the Peace Corps. She was also the owner of Yoga Denton, a business that was located in Denton, Texas. This collection contains artifacts and photographs from her UNT employment and Mongolian travels as wells as papers and publications related to her career as an information writer, Peace Corps volunteer, and business owner.Collection Historical Note
Patricia “Pat” Lou Colonna was born on November 8, 1939 to Henry Peter Colonna and Lenora Mildred Colonna nee Gillespie in Denison, Texas. Several years later, on March 27, 1942, her brother, Henry “Hank” Melvin Colonna, was born. He was killed on October 27, 1954, during the year in which Pat turned fifteen.
Most of Pat’s early education was spent within the Bells school system in Texas. On May 28, 1953, Pat received a certificate of completion from the Bells Elementary School that granted her admission into the Bells High School. During her time spent in high school, Pat was active in several school organizations. In her junior year, she was elected president of her class, associate-editor of the school paper, and was given a part in her class play. Then in her senior year, Pat was elected editor of the school yearbook [a school publication], head of the program committee, and to the student council. On May 24, 1957, Pat Colonna graduated from Bells High School.
Pat’s post-secondary education was spent at multiple institutions; Rutherford-Metropolitan School of Business in Dallas, Texas (June 10, 1057 to January 6, 1958), Austin College in Sherman, Texas (September 7, 1960 to Summer 1961), Rider College in Trenton, New Jersey (January 29, 1962 to Spring 1968), and North Texas State University (August 24, 1977 to 1981)
While enrolled in night classes at Rider College in Trenton, Patricia “Pat” Colonna became engaged to Kenneth “Ken” L. Fake. They were married on November 1, 1963 by the Reverend Thomas E. Carney in the Rectory of the Holy Angels Church in New Jersey. During their time spent married, Pat and Ken had two sons; Gregory Leverne Fake (born July 21, 1964) and Mark Colonna Fake (born May 27, 1967). The exact date is unknown but it is assumed that by some point prior to 1971, Pat became divorced from Ken and moved back to Texas.
When Pat moved back to north Texas, she was employed at first with the Denton Record Chronicle and then at the North Texas State University (1972-1974) as an Information Writer within the Office of Public Affairs and Information Services. After a several year break in which Pat did freelance work, she was re-employed by the University of North Texas (1977-1987) once more as an information writer within the same office. During this time, Pat did publicity for the School of Music, drama, art, Fine Arts Series, and Union programs as well as serving as an associate editor of the NTSU Today magazine. She also wrote articles for the NTSU Today magazine, The North Texan (an alumni publication), and other UNT publications.
Approximately six years after Pat left UNT, she became a member of the Peace Corps. From June 1993 to June 1995, Pat worked in Ulan Bataar, Mongolia as an English teacher sponsored by Confederation of Mongolian Trade Unions. During her time spent as an English teacher in Mongolia, Pat organized the English Department and trained teachers at a then new college-level institute.
Upon her return to the United States, Pat Colonna became a Denton, Texas business owner. Her business was called Yoga Denton and she served as one of its instructors.
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Administrative Information
Repository: | University of North Texas Special Collections |
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Accruals: | 2011-011, 2016-032, 2018-049 |
Acquisition Source: | Pat Colonna |
Separated Materials: | In addition to archival material, books were donated and are available through the UNT Library Catalog. |
Related Materials: | The Portal to Texas History, a free online gateway to Texas history materials, has scans of articles written by Pat Colonna. For more information please see http://texashistory.unt.edu/. |
Preferred Citation: | Pat Colonna Collection, University of North Texas Special Collections. |
Finding Aid Revision History: | An accretion was processed by Catherine Keenan on 4/24/17, with additions to Series 3, Box 11 and Series 4, Box 17. An accretion was processed by Perri Hamilton on 2018-09-11, with additions placed in Series 2 Box 3 and Series 4 Box 18. |
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Series 1: Pat Colonna
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Box 1: Papers
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Folder 1: Births, Marriages, and Deaths
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Contains information regarding the dates of family births, marriages, and deaths.Note: The only information recorded are (1) the births of Patricia Lou Colonna and her younger brother Henry Melvin Colonna, (2) the marriage of their parents, Henry Peter Colonna to Lenora Mildred Gillespie, and (3) the death of Henry Melvin Colonna. -
Folder 2: Primary Education at Bells Elementary School, 1953-05-28
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Contains Pat's Bells Elementary School commencement information and certificate of completion. -
Folder 3: Secondary Education at Bells High School, Autobiography
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Contains an autobiography assignment done by Pat that supplies information about her family and early life. -
Folder 4: Secondary Education at Bells High School, 1957-05-24
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Contains Pat’s high school diploma. -
Folder 5: Post-Secondary Education at Rutherford-Metropolitan School of Business, 1957-1958
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Contains Pat’s diploma for the Business Administrations course as well as a special scholarship certificate. -
Folder 6: Engagement and Wedding, 1963-11-01
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Contains information about Pat’s engagement and wedding to Kenneth “Ken” L. Fake. -
Folder 7: Resumes, 1958-1998
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Contains resumes created by Pat throughout her life. -
Folder 8: Concerning Employment, 1958-1991
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Contains information about recommendations, employment, and resignations. -
Folder 9: Correspondence of Interest, 1964-1966
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Contains correspondence from Kitte Turmell to Pat.Note: Kitte Turmell was a journalist known for her famous quote, “Happiness walks on busy feet,” and for her syndicated column called Teen-agers. -
Folder 10: Pictures of Interest
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Contains photographs of and a picture by well-known individuals. All items are either signed or have writing on them.-
Item 1: Sam Savitt
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A printed illustration by Sam Savitt with a written message to Pat from Sam; “Best Wishes Pat – Sam Savitt.” -
Item 2: Terry Nation
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A photograph of actor Paul Darrow, as Kerr Avon from the British science fiction television series Blake’s 7, signed by Terry Nation to Pat; “To Pat/Love/ Terry Nation/ For Avon.”Note: Terry Nation is known for the creation of the Daleks, extraterrestrial villains seen in the Doctor Who series. -
Item 3: Ray Charles
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A post card of Ray Charles that is signed on both sides under a “Musically Yours” stamp; “RAY CHARLES.” -
Item 4: B. F. Maiz
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Note: B. F. Maiz was a former North Texas State University Poet-in-Residence. -
Item 5: Gene Krupa
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A photograph of Gene Krupa behind his drum set with a written by Gene Krupa to Pat: “To Pat/ Most Sincerely/ Gene Krupa.”
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Folder 11: Family Photographs
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Contains Pat’s family tree told through photographs.Note: Photographs are of her grandparents, parents, step-father, ex-husband, and her two sons. Additional photographs of Pat that were taken throughout her life are included as well.
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Series 2: Professional Papers
This series contains materials from Pat Colonna's career at the North Texas State University (NTSU) and the University of North Texas (UNT) during different eras.-
Box 2: Papers
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Folder 1: Trash Bash, 1980-1981
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Contains articles and information related to Pat’s work with the Denton Trash Bash. -
Folder 2: Union Gallery, 1988-1991
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Contains articles and information related to Pat’s work with the Union Gallery. -
Folder 3: CASE Competition, 1981
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This is Pat’s submission to the 1981 CASE Southwest District Communications Awards Competition. CASE stands for the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. Her submission include copies of articles that she has written over Golden Eagle Homecoming, Dormitory Dining, African Janitor is a Prince, Really, Two-Can-A-Day Man Breaks Habit, and Ken Havis. -
Folder 4: ACPRA Honors Competition, 1975
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This is the submission that Pat sent to the American College Public Relations Association (ACPRA) Honors Competition in 1975 that contains copies of her NTSU International Student Series. -
Folder 5: Article Hard Copies, 1972-1997
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Article subjects are: Dr. Cecil D. Adkins, Denton’s Student Art Theater, Dr. Martin Mailman, and the Bells’ Class of ’57. -
Folder 6: Article Hard Copies
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Article subjects are: Playwright John Gibbson, Fort Worth Rodeo Trip, Denton Squirrels, Robert Castleberry for Mayor, Joyce Elrod, City Council, Municipal Court, and a Henry Colonna Memoir. -
Folder 7: Article Hard Copies
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Article subjects are: the West Dallas Project, Henry Whiddon, Beulah Harris, General Academic Building, Mike Cochran, Dr. Terry Jordan, Blind Machine, Scott Joplin’s Piano teacher, Fashion Collection, International Student Series, and the curse of the NTSU Lyceum. -
Folder 8: Article Hard Copies
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Article subjects are: B. F. Maiz, Ken Havis, Denton Building Code Board, Safari Moja, Texas Association of Schools of Art, Speaker Vassilis Vassilikos, NTSU Music Student Invents Reed Holder, Being an overage student, and Lou Marini Profile. -
Folder 9: Articles by Pat, 1970-1990
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Articles written by Pat for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the Denton Record-Chronicle, and the Daily Register. Topics include: Old Denton buildings, miscellaneous news, University of North Texas International Students, a Nigerian prince at NTSU, and NTSU dormitory dining. -
Folder 10: Ann’s Haven Hospice Herald Newsletter, 1990
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Newsletter from Ann’s Haven Hospice that Pat has an article published in.Note: Pat was a Community Liaison at Ann’s Haven Hospice.
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Box 3: Papers
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Folder 1: Public Affairs and Information Services Work, 1974-1999
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Contains documents retained from Pat Colonna’s time spent working at UNT under their Public Affairs and Information Services department. -
Folder 2: NTSU Certificates, 1983-1989
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Certificates received by Pat Colonna during her time working at NTSU.-
Item 1: CASE Grand Award for Interpretive Writing, February 23, 1983
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Item 2: Five Years of Service, April 1, 1983
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Item 3: Outstanding Service to the Association For Retarded Citizens, October 23, 1989
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Folder 3: UNT Related, 1980-1990
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Contains UNT documents of interest.-
Item 1: Inauguration, November 13, 1980
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Item 3: Service Recognition Awards Program, October 17, 1983
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Item 2: All-Male Calendar of the NTSU Art Faculty, 1984
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Item 4: Annual Alumni Awards Dinner, 1990
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Item 5: The Centennial Poem of the University of North Texas, December 1990
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"A Memory of the Academy by Richard B. Sale." Contains a personal message from Richard "Rick" Sale to Pat Colonna: "For Pat - a good friend who has written kind words about folks at our house. Love, Rick. -
Item 6: Alumni Association Annual Member Card, 1993
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Folder 4: UNT Mini-course Teaching Yoga, 1988-1991
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Documents pertaining to the time Pat Colonna taught a Yoga Mini-course at UNT. -
Folder 5: Photographs from NTSU, 1977-1985
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Contains photographs from Pat Colonna’s time spent at working NTSU in the Public Information Office (PIO). -
Folder 6: ReSource NTSU
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This folder contains two Research Magazines of North Texas State University. Pat Colonna is cited as a Writer in both issues and has an article in each.-
Item 1: ReSource Volume 1 Number 1
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"Aging America: Who Will Care for our Elderly?" -
Item 2: ReSource Volume 3 Number 1
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"NTSU enters a new era in research"
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Folder 7: North Texas Today, 1986-1999
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This folder contains a selection of the Advancement Magazine of the University of North Texas also known as the Advancement Magazine of North Texas State University. They each contain articles written by Pat Colonna and the January 1986 issue even mentions her as the Associate Editor.-
Item 1: NTSU Today, January 1986
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Item 2: NTSU Today, June 1986
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"A New Era: Sheraton Opens at North Texas" -
Item 3: North Texas Today, 1989
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"Music in Motion at North Texas," Volume 6, No. 1 -
Item 4: North Texas Today, 1989
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"In Step with Technology," Volume 6, No. 2
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Folder 8: The Green Fuse, 1980
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The NTSU literary magazine spring 1980 issue that contains “Memoir” by Pat Colonna -
Folder 9: The North Texan, 1974
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The North Texan publication featuring B. F. Maiz. Photograph used by Pat Colonna for this article is located in Series 1/ Box 1/ Folder 10 of this collection. -
Folder 10: Note Pad, undated
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The pad was used on the campus of North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas).
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Box 4: Papers
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Folder 1: Articles of Interest
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Contains articles of interest pertaining to the Denton area. -
Folder 2: Senior Leaders, 1997-1999
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Awards and Certificates from the Denton County Senior Leaders Program sponsored by the Chisholm Trail RSVP to Pat Colonna. -
Folder 3: Unity of Denton, 2000-01-30
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Award for service from the Unity of Denton as well as information about Unity. -
Folder 4: Warren Norwood, 1984-10-15
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This is a letter from Warren Norwood to Pat Colonna. In the letter, it was stated that Warren Norwood gave a copy of his then new book to Pat Colonna in thanks but the book was not donated along with the collection.Note: Warren Norwood was a North Texas alumnus and an American science fiction novelist whose collection of manuscripts and related materials are housed in the UNT Special Collections. -
Folder 5: Leon Breeden, 1979-1985
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Correspondence from Leon Breeden to Pat ColonnaNote: Leon Breeden was the director of UNT’s One O’Clock Lab Band from 1950-1981 and it was under his direction that the One O’Clock Lab Band became internationally famous. -
Folder 6: Kenneth Havis, 1982-1993
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Contains documents about Kenneth Havis.Note: Kenneth Havis was the director of the UNT Art Gallery from 1969 to 1984 as well as the vice president of the Greater Denton Arts Council from 1973-1975. -
Folder 7: Polo, 1980-1982
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Documents relevant to Pat Colonna’s plan to get a NTSU Polo program instated. -
Folder 8: Exhibits, 1987-1993
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Contains advertisements for exhibits at Oak Street Gallery, 500X Gallery, and various University of North Texas locations and for exhibits done by Kenneth Havis or David Blow. -
Folder 9: Responses to Pat’s work in the Office of Public Affairs and Information Services, 1972-1989
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Correspondence from various individuals in response to work done by Pat Colonna while working in the Office of Public Affairs and Information Services. -
Folder 10: Responses to Pat’s work with the Denton Record-Chronicle, 1990
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Correspondence from individuals in response to work done by Pat Colonna while writing for the Denton Record-Chronicle. -
Folder 11: North Texas Football
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Item 1: NTSU Football '83 Game Card, 1983
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North Texas State University 1983 football game schedule on the back of a NTSU Football ’83 game card. -
Item 2: North Texas Football Paper Fan, 1988
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North Texas Football paper fan with a wooden handle that has the 1988 Game Schedule on the back
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Box 5: Publications
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Newspaper articles written by Pat Colonna for the North Texas State University Update (1977-1981), the UNT Union Gallery (1990-1991), the Denton Record-Chronicle (1974-1990), the Texas City Sun (1990), the Fort Worth Star-Telegram (1974), the Lake Area Argus (1988), Ann’s Haven Hospice (1992), and the Getzen Gazette (1973).Barcode: 642242 -
Box 6: Artifacts
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Artifacts collected by Pat Colonna during her time working for the University of North Texas and while living in the North Texas area.Barcode: 642186-
Item 1: Denton County Friends of the Family
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Wooden plaque with metal plate bearing the caption, “With Grateful Appreciation for your Support to Denton County Friends of the **Family**.” -
Item 2: NTSU Turtle
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A worn green and yellow bean-bag turtle with the acronym “N.T.S.U.” printed on its torn felt shell. -
Item 3: Dallas Trekkers, 1985-03
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A shaped medal hanging from a brown ribbon with a pin attached to the back engraved with the image of the Little Chapel-in-the-Woods located at Texas Woman’s University. The words “Dallas Trekkers” can be found engraved into the foliage of the front tree while “Little Chapel-in-the-Woods/ Texas Woman’s University/ Denton, Texas March 1985” can be found engraved across the bottom banner. -
Item 4: Ann's Haven Hospice
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An Ann’s Haven Hospice name tag with “Pat Colonna/ Community Liaison/ Ann’s Haven Hospice” engraved across it. -
Item 5: The Campus Theatre, 1995-07-06
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A Campus Theatre pin advertising “Grand Opening/ Friday Premiere/ July 6, 1995.” -
Item 6: Kennedy Presidential Campaign Pin
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A Presidential campaigning pin displaying the side portfolio of Kennedy that states, “Kennedy For President.” -
Item 7: Johnson Presidential Campaign Pin
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A Presidential campaigning pin displaying the front portfolio of Johnson that states, “Johnson For President.” -
Item 8: Anderson Presidential Campaign Pin
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A Presidential campaigning pin that states, “Anderson For President.” -
Item 9: "Flying Worm" Bandana
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A dark lime green bandana with a mid-1970’s stylized flying eagle printed in white on it. -
Item 10: Howdy Week Pin
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A green pin with the words “I Love NTSU” printed in white along the top half of the pin with the “o” replaced by a watermelon slice and the words “Howdy Week” printed in red along the bottom half of the pin. -
Item 11: Centennial Pin, 1990
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A green on white University of North Texas school seal pin with two ribbons attached. One ribbon is a cream color with “1890 Centennial 1990” printed upon it and the second ribbon is a gold color with “Homecoming Oct. 18-19-20” printed upon it. -
Item 12: “Where We First Met” Homecoming Pin, 1987
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A green on white NTSU pin with “North Texas State University/ “Where We First Met”” in green print along the top and below that is the Bell Tower with an eagle flying in the background. Along the bottom of the pin is “Homecoming ‘87/ October 9-10/ Interstate Batteries” in green print. -
Item 13: " A Texas Tradition" Homecoming Pin, 1986
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A white on green NTSU pin with “North Texas State University/ “A Texas Tradition”” in white print along the top and below that is the Bell Tower with an eagle soaring in the background. Along the bottom of the pin is “Homecoming ‘86/ November 7-8/ Compliments of Texas Bank of Denton” in white print. -
Item 14: "It's Good To Be Home" Homecoming Pin, 1984
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A green on white North Texas pin with “"It's Good To Be Home"/ North Texas Homecoming” in green print along the middle and below a cartoon sketch of Scrappy the Eagle mascot. Along the bottom of the pin is “Nov. 9-10, '84” also in green print. -
Item 15: University of North Texas Centennial Celebration Extravaganza Medal, 1990
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This is a golden medal attached to a green and white two-striped ribbon. On one side, the medal has “Centennial Celebration Extravaganza 1890-1990” while on the other is “University of North Texas Centennial 1890-1990”
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Series 3: Peace Corps
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Box 7: Papers
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Folder 1: Diaries, 1993
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Item 1: Book One Diary, 1993
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The diary that Pat started after leaving the Peace Corps training in the United States. -
Item 2: Anything Book Diary, 1993
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A diary given to Pat by Peggy Spencer as a birthday present.
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Folder 2: Diaries, 1994-1995
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Item 1: Diary, December 1994
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A diary given to Pat by Baldoo (Batsaikhan). Inside the front cover he wrote, “To; Pat Colonna. We have happy memories between of ourselves, when I was studying and you was teaching in Mongolian Labor Institute. Sincerely Baldoo (Batsaikhan). December 1994. Xmas day” -
Item 2: Daily Word, June 1995
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Daily thoughts and memories written on the corresponding pages. -
Item 3: Daily Word, August 1995
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Daily thoughts and memories written on the corresponding pages. -
Item 4: Daily Word, October 1995
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Item 5: Blank Mongolian Notebook
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Folder 3: Mongolian Holiday Cards, 1993-1995
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Folder 4: Blank Mongolian Cards
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Folder 5: Postcards from Mongolia
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Item 1: Postcards sent by Pat
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Item 2: Postcards sent by Baldoo
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Item 3: Postcard sent by a Mongolian Labor Institute Student
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Folder 6: Blank Mongolian Postcards
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Folder 7: Language Books
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Item 1: Mongolian Phrase Book
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Item 2: Mongol Language Book
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Mongol Language Competencies for Peace Corps Volunteers in Mongolia.
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Folder 8: Mongolia Booklets
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Item 1: This Is Mongolia, 1991
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Published in Ulaanbaatar (1991) by the authors Ya. Yunden, G. Zorig, and Ch. Erdene, this book contains information about Mongolia divided into sections; General Information, Pages of History, Cultural Heritage, Traditions and Customs, and Our Ulaanbaatar. -
Item 2: My Mongolia, 1993
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A booklet for foreigners that is separated in to sections that give a brief insight into the nature of Mongolia, the people of Mongolia, the cattle of Mongolia, and a brief biography of Mongolia.
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Folder 9: Peace Corps Mongolia Information Booklet - Group III
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Folder 10: Commemorative Certificate of Proficiency in Mongolian, 1993 September 17
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Folder 11: Peace Corps Mongolia Swearing-In, 1993 September 20
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Folder 12: Mongolian Contact Information
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Folder 13: Additional Information Packet
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Information relevant to Pat's time spent as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Mongolia. -
Folder 14: First Class Urgent Packet, 1992-1993
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Some of the information that was sent to Pat when she was accepted into the Peace Corps as a Volunteer. -
Folder 15: Peace Corps Recruiting Office Packet, 1992
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Information sent by the Peace Corps Recruiting Office to Pat Colonna about applying to be a Peace Corps Volunteer what to expect prior to committing. -
Folder 16: Important Information Folder, 1993
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Contains some of the initial paperwork and packets for Pat’s time as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Mongolia. -
Folder 17: You are Invited to Serve Folder, 1993-1995
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Informational packets such as an Invitation Booklet, Close of Service Book, and a Peace Corps Mongolia 3 I-Mag. -
Folder 18: Staging Division Folder, 1993
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Contains some of the initial paperwork and packets for Pat’s time as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Mongolia. Paperwork within are a pre-service training handbook, a volunteer handbook, a trainee workbook, and various memos and other informational sheets. -
Folder 19: Inter-group Letters and Memos, 1992-1993
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Official letters and memos sent to Pat Colonna containing information relevant to her position as a Peace Corp Volunteer in Mongolia. -
Folder 20: Inter-group Letters and Memos, 1994
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Official letters and memos sent to Pat Colonna containing information relevant to her position as a Peace Corp Volunteer in Mongolia. -
Folder 21: Inter-group Letters and Memos, 1995
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Official letters and memos sent to Pat Colonna containing information relevant to her position as a Peace Corp Volunteer in Mongolia. -
Folder 22: Inter-group Letters and Memos
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Official letters and memos sent to Pat Colonna containing information relevant to her position as a Peace Corp Volunteer in Mongolia. -
Folder 23: Mongolia English Class Paperwork
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Has information relating to the time that Pat spent teaching English at the Mongolian Labour Institute of the Confederation of the Mongolian Trade Unions. Paperwork within contains: (1) general outline and information about the Institute, (2) grading proposals and systems, (3) an outline of the Mongolian school system, (4) various teaching tools, objectives, assignments, and lesson plans, (5) schedules, and a mission statement or purpose for Pat’s position in teaching English. -
Folder 24: Classical Arts
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Item 1: Chio Chio San (Madame Butterfly), 1991
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An Opera in two parts and three acts in both Mongol and English. -
Item 2: Lamentatio, Apocalypsis, and Apotheosis
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The paper states that these are English translations of modern poems taken from the Eumenides by Richmond Lattimore.
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Folder 25: Information about Mongolia
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Folder 26: Invitations
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Folder 27: Personal Papers from Mongolia
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Folder 28: Mongolia Correspondence Packet 1, 1993
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Folder 29: Mongolia Correspondence Packet 2, 1993
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Correspondence by Pat Colonna sent to her family and friends while she was a Peace Corps volunteer in Mongolia. Contains both originals and copied versions of letters and postcards. -
Folder 30: Mongolia Correspondence Packet 3, 1993
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Correspondence by Pat Colonna sent to her family and friends while she was a Peace Corps volunteer in Mongolia. Contains both originals and copied versions of letters and postcards. -
Folder 31: Mongolia Correspondence Packet 4, 1993
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Folder 32: Mongolia Correspondence Packet 5, 1993
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Folder 33: Mongolia Correspondence Packet 6, 1993-1994
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Folder 34: Pat Colonna Publications
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Folder 35: Peace Corps Press Mongolia Division Publications, 1994-1995
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Folder 36: Peace Corps Publications
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Folder 37: Career Resource Manual
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Folder 38: Employment After Mongolia
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Documents used by Pat in the search for a job after serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Mongolia. -
Folder 39: Peace Corps Celebration and Conference
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40 + 1 Years, the Peace Corps Family: Bringing the World Together. A celebration and conference for returned Peace Corps Volunteers. -
Folder 40: Correspondence from Baldoo, 1993-1998
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Folder 41: Correspondence from Baldoo
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Folder 42: News-clippings from Baldoo
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Folder 43: The North Texan, Winter 1999
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Folder 44: Peace Corps Information Session Paper Door Plaque
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Box 8: Papers
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Folder 1: Mongolia National Tourist Organization
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A selection of "Welcome to Mongolia" picture and information packets.-
Item 1: Religious Mask Dancing "Tsam" in Mongolia
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Item 2: The Gandantegchinlen Monastery
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Item 3: Erdene Zuu Monastery
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Item 4: Welcome to the Gobi Desert
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Item 5: The Capital - Ulaanbaatar
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Folder 2: Souvenier of the Summer Palace
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Folder 3: Painting Booklet
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A booklet of Modern "Mongol Zurag" style paintings with written side-comments by Baldoo on pages. -
Folder 4: Album of the Ulaanbaatar City
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Folder 5: Children Playing Painting
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Folder 6: Picture of Unknown Mongolian
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Folder 7: Damdiny Sukhe-Bator
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A series of copied photographs that look into the life and revolutionary activity of Damdiny Sukhe-Bator. -
Folder 8: Mongolian Painting, Arts, and Crafts
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A catalogue of the arts and crafts made through the Art Fund of the Mongolian Artist's Union. -
Folder 9: Mongolian Calendars
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Folder 10: Mongolia Travels
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Folder 11: Stylized Information Slip Packets
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Folder 12: Decorative Paper
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Folder 13: Passports
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Box 9: Papers
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Item 1: Fine Arts in Contemporary Mongolia Packet
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Item 2: Mongolian Circus Pamphlet
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Item 3: King Bogd Picture
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Item 4: Chingis Khaan Picture, July 1996
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Item 5: Mongolian Gift Paper
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Item 6: International Women’s Day Poster, 1995
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“8th-March – International Women’s Day ‘95/ Equality: The Trade Union Vision,” “Women Know Your Rights,“ and “Women’s Rights To: education-employment-training and retraining-union of own choice-decent wages and other working conditions-an end to sexual harassment-health and safety at work-protection and due respect for motherhood-fair representation and positive actions-sharing of family responsibilities” -
Item 7: Brotherhood of Asian Trade Unionists Poster, 1993
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A Poster sent from Baldoo to Mildred Zepeda that has “Three Decades of Unity in Diversity (1963-1993)” with a picture of 6 hands grabbing each other by the wrist on a black background -
Item 8: Maps of Mongolia: 4 Sheets
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Item 9: Ulaanbaatar (Centre of the City) Map
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Item 10: Individual Pictures of Mongolia: 2 Sheets
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From Baldoo (Mongolian Pen-Pal) to Mildred Zepeda (Pat Colonna’s Mother); he refers to her as “Grandma.” -
Item 11: 1995 Mongol Daatgal Calendar: 7 Sheets
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From Baldoo (Mongolian Pen-Pal) to Mildred Zepeda (Pat Colonna’s Mother); he refers to her as “Grandma.” -
Item 12: 1996 Ezen Calendar: Single Sheet
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Item 13: 1996 Scenes from Mongolia Calendar
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Item 14: 1998 Mongol Export 40th Anniversary Edition Calendar: Large Single Sheet
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Item 15: 1998 Mongol Export 40th Anniversary Edition Calendar
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Pictures are of Gold Statues and Deities
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Box 10: Photographs
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Folder 1: Goodbye Party, June 1993
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Folder 2: San Francisco Peace Corps Pre-Service Training, June 29, 1993
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Folder 3: Cross-Dressing Party – End of the PC Mongolia Training, September 1993
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Folder 4: Host Family Picnic and Milking a Mare (Terelj) in Mongolia, 1993
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Folder 5: Mongolia Photos
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Folder 6: Mongolia Photos
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Folder 7: Mongolia Photos
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Folder 8: Mongolia Negatives
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Folder 9: China Photos
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Folder 10: China Photos
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Folder 11: China Negatives
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Negatives: 179
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Box 11: Photographs
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Folder 1: Mongolian Circus
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Folder 2: Spectra 35 Photo Album
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Folder 3: Spectra 35 Photo Album 2
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Folder 4: Kharakorum Arial Views
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Negatives: 24Photographs: 33 -
Folder 5: Nansalanaa - School - Reindeer, 1995
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Folder 6: Peace Corps Mongolia Photos
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Folder 7: Mongolia 4’s Arrive – Wildflower Picnic
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Negatives: 38Photographs: 29 -
Folder 8: Goodbye to Mongolia, 1995-05
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Folder 9: Welcome Home, 1995-07-16
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Folder 10: Peace Corps Photos
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Folder 11: From Baldoo
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Photographs sent by Baldoo to Mildred Zepeda. Many photos have personal notes written on the back of the picture or in the blank areas around the film.Photographs: 60 -
Folder 12: Photo Album Gift
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A photo album gifted to Pat on November 8, 1993 from her Confederation Class while she was in Mongolia as a Peace Corps Volunteer. -
Folder 13: Peace Corps Mongolia 3 I-Mag
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A commemorative magazine of Pat Colonna and her group throughout their time to Mongolia. -
Folder 14: Peace Corps Certificate
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A certificate of appreciation presented to Pat Colonna by the Peace Corps. -
Folder 15: Mongolian Stamps and Postcards
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Mongolian stamps, postcards, and money. -
Folder 16: Mongolia Photographs
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Box 12: Audio
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Item 1: Mongolian Folk Songs Cassette Tape
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This cassette tape of Mongolian Folk Songs was given to Pat from Ojun who was a member of her Mongolian host family that she stayed with during part of her Peace Corp training in Mongolia.Note: Cassette case has a paper insert that lists the songs played in Mongolian. The front cover of the insert is of a pink flower.Note: Side one of the cassette tape has a printed "A" and "Ojun For Pat" written in black ink.Note: The case contains an additional paper insert of a person looking at a flower. Written in black ink on this insert is: "Dear Pat. Good luck in your life and happyness. Ojun and Family." -
Item 2: Unknown Mongolian Cassette Tape
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Item 3: Mongolian Music Cassette Tape: Super EF 60
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Note: Cassette case has "Instrumental Music/ Mongolian Radio/ Wrestling Songs/ Chants/ Broadcast" written in blue ink along the side.Note: Side one is printed with an "A" and has "Mongolian Music January-February 1995" written in black ink.Note: Side two is printed with a "B" and has blue ink smudges. -
Item 4: Mongolian Music Cassette Tape: My Favorite Song, 1995
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Note: Cassette tape case has "Mongolian Music/ Jan.-Feb. 1995/ Tsaasam Tsaar" written in blue pen along the top side.Note: Side one is printed with an "A" and has no markings.Note: Side two has a printed "B" and "My Favorite Song" written in blue pen. -
Item 5: Unknown Cassette Tape: Maxell C90
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Note: Side one is printed with the letter "A" and has "Great Singer" written in blue pen. Three sections are marked out with blue pen.Note: Side two is printed with the letter "B" and has "Opera" written in blue pen. Two long sections are marked out with blue pen. -
Item 6: Unknown Cassette Tape: Maxell UD 90
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Note: Both sides have "Joel Greatest" marked over with pen scratches.Note: Side one has the letter "A" written in red marker.Note: Side two has a "B" written in blue pen. -
Item 7: Unknown Cassette Tape: Radio Shack DuoFone 60
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Item 8: Unknown Cassette Tape: TDK SA60
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Item 9: Unknown Cassette Tape: Maxell XLII 90
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Item 10: Pat Colonna in Concert: Maxell LN90
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Note: Side one is marked with an “A” and has “Pat Colonna in Concert December 1990 Ltd. Ed.” written in black pen. -
Item 11: Mongolian Folk Songs Cassette Tape
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Item 12: Hatha Yoga with Michelle: Sony HF90
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Note: Has a note from Pat that says “I replaced Michelle (her husband on Jazz faculty – moved), UNT Community Courses; My first yoga teaching. Forced into it! By UNT.” Note can be found in Box 12 Folder 14. -
Item 13: Music Students Cassette Tape: BASF 90
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Note: Has a note from Pat that says “This might be meaningful to Music. Both were electronic music students when they made this. D. Balentine went on to fame – computers – lives in Edinbugh Scotland now. David A, son of Miles (Physics).” Note can be found in Box 12 Folder 14.Note: Side 1 has music by David AndersonNote: Side 2 has music by Douglas Balentine. -
Folder 14: Notes About Cassette Tapes
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Box 13: Artifacts
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Item 1: Mongolian Souvenir
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Item 2: White Shamanistic (fetish) Items Envelope
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Note: Typed on the envelope in the upper right corner by Pat Colonna is: “1993-95 Mongolia declared 3 original religions: (Some) Muslims in western, Tibetan Lamism Buddhist (the Dalai Lama visited while I was there) and Shamanism, the original religion.” In the center of the envelope, Pat typed: “Shamanistic (fetish) items – purchased 1994 at an art exhibition in old Soviet state building on the river near the American embassy.” -
Item 3: Shamanistic Item: Horse-hair Bow String
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Item 4: Shamanistic Item: Metal Bracelet
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Item 5: Shamanistic Item: Clay Woman Figurine
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Item 6: Shamanistic Item: Leather Demon Figurine
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Item 7: Shamanistic Item: Bone Amulet
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Item 8: Shamanistic Item: Wooden Baby Amulet
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Item 9: Small Decorative Wooden Mongolian Horse Violin
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Note: It is broken into four parts
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Box 14: Artifacts
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Item 1: Annual National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) Conference Button and Name tag, 1995-08-06
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Item 2: Mongolian People's Republic Commemorative 1 Tugr, 1981
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Item 3: Mongolian Playing Cards
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Item 4: Mongolian Medallion in Silk Covered Box
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Item 5: Red Sun Bonnet with Personal Pins
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Box 15: Artifacts
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Item 1: Small Banner of Mongolian Man riding a reindeer
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Item 2: Small Banner of Mongolian Couple
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Item 3: Small Banner of two Archers
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Item 4: Medium Banner of Red Mongolian Deity with three attendants
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Item 5: Blue Scarf
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Item 6: Blue Scarf
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Item 7: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Peace Corps Canvas Bag
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Box 16: Slides
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This box contains full slide carousels from Pat Colonna’s time as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mongolia. There is no noticeable order to the slides as each carousel contains slides from various aspects of her time spent in Mongolia. Such aspects include slides of her host family, a horse camp, Nadaam, tree-planting, her classroom and students, a Mongolian circus, and other unknown slides full of the monuments, landscapes, and people of Mongolia.Barcode: 600750-
Item 1: Mongolia Peace Corps Slide Carousel, 1993-1995
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Item 2: Peace Corps & Other Volunteers Slide Carousel
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Item 3: Mongols & Mongolia Slide Carousel
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Item 4: Women & Children; My School – Tree Slide Carousel
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Folder 5: Notes for Mongolian Slide Show
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Box 17: Papers
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Papers contained within folders 1-6 were taken out of a 2 inch blue 3 ring binder. The placement of these folders follows the original order that the papers were placed in when kept in the binder.Barcode: 600757-
Folder 1: Binder Cover Page, 2000
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Folder 2: Beginner 1 – Lessons 1 through 6
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Folder 3: Beginner 2 – Lessons 1 through 6
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Folder 4: Intermediate 1 – Lessons 1 through 6
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Folder 5: Intermediate 2 – Lessons 1 through 6
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Folder 6: Official Letter and Envelope Headers
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Folder 7: Loose Handouts and Lesson Plans
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Folder 8: Mock Brochure
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Folder 9: Business cards
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Folder 10: Business of Yoga Certificate
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Folder 11: Holiday Card
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Folder 12: Lex Gillan’s Business of Yoga Class, 1999
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Folder 13: History and Ephemera, 1999-2016
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Correspondence and a written history of Yoga Denton authored by Pat Colonna. -
Folder 14: License Plate
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Folder 15: Newspapers, 1999-2008
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Newspaper articles cocnerning Pat Colonna and Yoga Denton ranging from its opening in 1999 to its progress in 2008. -
Folder 16: Printouts
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Folder 17: Photographs, 1999
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Photographs of the staff and a few patrons of Yoga Denton, one of which being decidedly dated in 1999.
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Folder 1: Diary, 1999-2008
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Pat Colonna's diary concerning the founding of Yoga Denton.
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