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INTRODUCTION
A brief introduction to 1978 Antigo. In this introduction, Antigo is presented as both an answer to unasked questions and a belief. It is through Antigo that the Guam Teacher Corps, the students of Inarajan Junior high, and the community come…
Memories from Mrs. Ignacia B. Cruz (TWWW)
In an Mrs. Ignacia B. Cruz, she reflects on the positives and negatives of her life in the past.
An Interview with Jose Taitingfong (TWWW)
The first interview for "The Way We Were" section of Antigo 1977.
The first interview is with Jose Taitingfong. Mr. Taitingfong spoke about the simpler times in the past, where things were cheaper, neighbors helped each other build their homes and…
The first interview is with Jose Taitingfong. Mr. Taitingfong spoke about the simpler times in the past, where things were cheaper, neighbors helped each other build their homes and…
Cover
The cover of 1977 Antigo. The words "A N T I G O THE OLD WAY" go across the page in a descending diagonal. On the top right of the cover page is a photograph of what might be a liberation day float. On the side of the float is a long hedge with the…
Tags: Classroom, community, float, Guam Teacher Corps, Hut, Liberation Day, School, teacher
Jose Quintanilla
An interview with Jose Quintanilla. In his interview, Mr. Quintanilla talks about finishing his education, his past occupations, his family, and about how Inarajan is a close-knit community.
Introduction
A brief introduction to the reason why Y Tinanom Mazana was created and process that everyone involved did to create it.
Tags: community, education, Guam Teacher Corps, interns, Magazine, outreach, publication, Students
Community Lunch
PEARL HARBOR, T.H…… July 1…..Lunch is served. This meal was provided by TLST 618 because residents had not yet been able to set up their cooking equipment (OFFICIAL U.S. NAVY PHOTO)
Delinquent
A poem that stresses out how important child rearing is and how the nature and nurture of our is connected not only to the children themselves, but also to their parents, families and environments
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Para Manu Gue' I Karabao
A story written in CHamoru about common ranch animals that helps emphasizing CHamoru vocabulary relating to placement (where)