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Liberation Celebration Photo 18
One section of Agat’s entry represented the Governor’s Youth Training Program (foreground) and the FAWA convention which concluded here last month. – Lamach Photo
Liberation Celebration Photo 17
Series of five floats climaxed with ‘court’ leading to the throne where Agat’s Princess Christina Cruz was seated. – Lamach Photo
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Leading Agat’s ambitious and highly successful entry, the first float depicted life in the village immediately after the war. – Stone Photo
Liberation Celebration Photo 14
The beautifully executed float entered by the Chamorro Cultural Association of Guam provided several dramatic views including these two. Above, a ‘latina’ sail shows behind the members who hold the Guam flag and the seal of the newly organized…
Liberation Celebration Photo 12
The Youth Educational Society Inc. of Talofofo. [Third Prize] – Custom Color Photo
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The Shriner’s entry won the award for ‘Most Comic’ float. Only the carabao didn’t laugh! – Stone Photo
Liberation Day 1964 Photo 9
FLOAT JUDGES meet with Liberation Day Parade Committee. From left: Genevieve Ploke, Ed Duenas, George Bamba, Mrs. J.M. Barlow, Capt. J.C. Quintanilla, George Albrect, Ben Munoz, Mrs. Paul Leahy, Mrs. Carl Smith and Mrs. Edward L. Bale, Jr. – Thompson…
Liberation Day 1964
An article that discusses the upcoming 1964 Liberation Day festival. Highlighted are last year’s queen, Lucille Flores, and this year’s queen, Elaine Torres. A multitude of events will be hosted during festival, floats, parades, sports tournaments,…
