Guam: History in Pictures
Siñot Joseph Arriola stopped by the Guam Museum to generously donate to our collection copies of historical Guam high school yearbooks.
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Siñot Joseph Arriola stopped by the Guam Museum to generously donate to our collection copies of historical Guam high school yearbooks.
Guam: History in Pictures
Siñot Joseph Arriola stopped by the Guam Museum to generously donate to our collection copies of historical Guam high school yearbooks. Siñot Arriola is known on social media today for running the popular Facebook group “Guam: History in Pictures” and also had worked on part of the facilities of the Guam Museum during the construction of our theater.
He donated copies of the yearbooks from 1955 and 1956 for George Washington High School and also Father Duenas Memorial School’s 1981 yearbook.
Si Yu’os Ma’åse Siñot Arriola! Gof geftao hao put este nina’i-mu para i Museon Guåhan!
In this picture left to right, Mr. John Bouchard, Siñot Arriola and Guam Museum Curator, Dr. Michael Lujan Bevacqua.
He donated copies of the yearbooks from 1955 and 1956 for George Washington High School and also Father Duenas Memorial School’s 1981 yearbook.
Si Yu’os Ma’åse Siñot Arriola! Gof geftao hao put este nina’i-mu para i Museon Guåhan!
In this picture left to right, Mr. John Bouchard, Siñot Arriola and Guam Museum Curator, Dr. Michael Lujan Bevacqua.
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