Guam Recorder (1972, January – March)
Magazine on Guam and Micronesia. Published by the Richard F. Taitano Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC), University of Guam, Mangilao, Guam 1972.
Cover story: Ferdinand Magellan
Second Series: Volume 2, Number 1
Table of Contents
Cover art by Margaret A. Leach
- Ferdinand Magellan, by Paul Carano.
- References to the Latte of the Mariana Islands, by Emilie G. Johnston.
- Chamorro Names, by Gertrude C. Hornbostel.
- Notes on the Ancient Culture of Guam Pottery, by EH Bryan, Jr.
- Legends of Guam, by Mavis Warner Van Peenan.
- The Myth of Gapan Island Camel Rock, author unknown.
- Dumont D’Urville Early Visitor to Guam, by Paul Carano.
- The Queerest Stringed Instrument in the World, by PJ Searles.
- Guam’s First Lieutenant Governor, by Patricia Adams.
- Description of Events in Guam from June 20, 1898 to Date, by Fr. Ildefonso Cabanillas and Fr. Crisogono Ortin.
- The Treaty of Paris, A Significant Political Document, by Paul Carano.
- Brief History of the Guam Chamber of Commerce, by R. Adm. Carlton B. Jones, USN (Retired).
- Tungo i Taotao Miyo, by Paul Carano and Marjorie G. Driver.
- Historical Notes on Leprosy, by Cdr. LJ Roberts (MC) USN.
- Palua, Islands of Diversity, by Margaret K. Stumpf.
- University of Guam Marine Laboratory, by LG Eldredge.
- Filipinos in Guam’s 1970 Elections, by Joe S. Dizon.