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Political Figures

Agueda Iglesias Johnston. Guam Museum collection.
Agueda Iglesias Johnston
Activist, Champion of Chamorro Rights, Senator, these are titiles Angel Leon Guerrero Santos has held in bringing awareness of federal landtakings and constraints imposed on original landowners.
Angel Leon Guerrero Santos
Activist, Champion of Chamorro Rights, Senator, these are titiles Angel Leon Guerrero Santos has held in bringing awareness of federal landtakings and constraints imposed on original landowners.
Angel LG Santos, Interpretive Essay
Candelaria Taitano Rios
Candelaria Taitano Rios
Captain Henry Glass. Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC) collection.
Captain Henry Glass
Carlos P. Taitano. Judiciary of Guam collection.
Carlos Pangelinan Taitano
Cecilia Cruz Bamba was a community organizer, senator, businesswoman and mother of ten. She founded and participated in many community organizations. As a senator she joined a dozen committees as well as established the War Reparations Commission.
Cecilia Cruz Bamba
Concepcion Balajadia Duenas
Concepcion Balajadia Duenas
Senator Concepcion "Chong" Cruz Barratt.
Concepcion Cruz Barrett
Antonio B. Won Pat and Francisco B. Leon Guerrero were the Guam delegates sent to Washington in 1950. Judiciary of Guam
Congressman Antonio B. Won Pat
Congressman Vicente "Ben" Garrido Blaz
Congressman Vicente “Ben” Garrido Blaz
Cynthia Johnston Torres was a successful businesswoman, an educator and one of Guam's first female senators.
Cynthia Johnston Torres
Dr. Pedro Cruz Sanchez
Dr. Pedro Cruz Sanchez
Ellis was a US Marine Corps lieutenant colonel and was the first American spy to penetrate Japanese-held Micronesia in 1923.
Earl Hancock “Pete” Ellis
Eduardo "Jake" Calvo. Guam Chamber of Commerce photo.
Eduardo “Jake” Calvo
Portrait of Senator Elizabeth P. Arriola. Arriola was elected in 1982 and served the next twelve years. She was known as the "Mother of Historic Preservation," for having authored the Guam Preservation Trust (GPT) legislation in 1990.
Elizabeth Perez Arriola
Francisco B Leon Guerrero
Francisco B. Leon Guerrero
Frank D Perez
Frank Duenas Perez
Herminia Duenas Dierking
Ignacio "Buck" Cruz
Ignacio "Buck" Cruz
Joaquin C. Arriola, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of Guam. 1996-1999. Arriola Family Collection.
Joaquin C. Arriola
Maga' Låhi Kepuha
Kepuha: Quipuha
Lagrimas LG Untalan, 3rd Guam Legislature.
Lagrimas Leon Guerrero Untalan
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Laura Maud Thompson
Lt. Governor Frank F. Blas
Madeleine Z. Bordallo is currently Guam's U.S. Delegate to Congress. She has also held the elected positions of Lt. Governor of Guam and Senator.
Madeleine Zeien Bordallo
Pilar Cruz Lujan
Senator Richard Taitano was member of the Guam Legislature for three years. He was Director of the Office of Territories, U.S. Department of Interior during President John F. Kennedy's administration and Deputy High Commissioner of the Trust Territories.
Richard Flores Taitano
Education Department Personnel
Simon Sanchez
Senator Vicente "ben" Cabrera Pangelinan
Vicente Cabrera Pangelinan
Although Safford served only one year on Guam, his willingness to open his doors to people with their problems during the day or in the evenings at his home endeared him to the Chamorros.
William Safford
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