Hafa Adai Polly. This is about the Cool Spot link. The San Haya side students of Sinajana prefered handing out at Jane Duenas or Tan Sario (Guerrero) stores. Ha Ha ....si Victor

Thank you sooo much for the website. I love the pictures of all the alumnis. I will be coming home with my husband Bill on Sept. 20 for two weeks. I heard from my brother Tony that his alumnis get together at least once a week and knowing him I might run in with some of my classmates from school. Maria

I just learned of the sudden passing of Rita P. Santos, the older sister of Class of '63 alumna, Rosalita Santos! Please remember Rita in your prayers. May she rest in God's love and eternal peace, and may Rosalita and her family be sustained by their fervent love and faith in our loving and merciful Father, and in Mary, our blessed Mother!

I just received emails from two of the Delgado sisters, Annie and Sid, regarding the sudden passing of their youngest sister, Janet Delgado-Pereira! She is the second alumna of the Class of '65 to pass away this month! Please remember Janet, her children and the entire family in your prayers. May she rest in God's love and eternal peace, and may her family be sustained by their fervent love and faith in God, our Father, and in Mary, our blessed Mother!

I am still in shock and utter disbelief over the sudden passing of Patricia Cruz (familian Lay)-Sayama of Yona, Guam on June 4th. She is the youngest sister of alumnae - Juanita, Rosita, Maria and alumnus, Juan. She is an SJT alumna of '65. She, like her sisters and brother, was an active participant/contributor in our SJT Alumni Society activities in Guam. Adios, Pat, ya si Yu'os pa'gu gajo-jong mu!