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Autograph Book |
| Names from the Autograph Book of Carmen Socorro Rivera Arroyo, my
mother, who was born in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1920.
She attended schools in Old San Juan and these books have a collection of some of her friends during the 1933 - 1938 period. |
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Agapito "Jr." Lopez Diaz |
School HistoryName: Carmen Socorro Rivera |
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Dimas Garcia?, student, lived |
Ramon "Mon" Perez |
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Eddie Lopez |
| Signers (Firmantes) |
Autograph Date (Fecha de Autografo) |
Remarks (Notas) |
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| Aguilar, Ana |
12 Oct 34 |
Student 8th grade Baldorioty de Castro School1 |
| Baez, Monserrate |
13 Dec 1934 |
Student 8th grade Baldorioty de Castro School1 |
| Barrios, Belen C. |
*N/G |
Teacher, Abraham Lincoln School2 |
| Caballero, Nydia E. |
3 Jun 1935 |
Later married musician Pablo Elvira |
| Carrero, Elisaura |
15 May 1935 |
Student 8th grade Baldorioty de Castro School1 |
| Corcelles, Olga |
*N/G |
Student and descendant of the owners of the Corcelles movie theater in Puerto Nuevo |
| Cottes, Mary |
*N/G |
Student |
| De Jesus, Carmen M. |
*N/G |
Student 8th grade Baldorioty de Castro School1 |
| Escartin, Lydia |
*N/G |
Student |
| Faura, Olga |
31 May 1935 |
Student |
| Fernandez, Carmen R. |
12 Oct 1934 |
Student 8th grade Baldorioty de Castro School1 |
| Franco Laureano, Amparo |
9 Oct 1934 |
Student, daughter of Digna Laureano Guardiola and Candido Franco |
| Gil de Lamadrid, Gladys |
14 Jun 1937 |
Cousin of Rafael Gil de Lamadrid, reporter of El Imparcial newspaper |
| Gonzalez, Ester |
27 May 1937 |
Lived in Calle Loíza #215, Santurce |
| Guardiola, Domitila |
16 Jun 1937 |
Niece of Digna Laureano Guardiola |
| Lalaite?, Angel |
9 Aug 1937 |
Student, Ramirez Business College3, lived in Calle Fortaleza, Old San Juan |
| Laureano Guardiola, Digna |
26 Mar 1938 |
Married to Candido Franco Arroyo, both originally from Bo. Rio Lajas, Toa Alta |
| Lopez, Francisco |
23 Dec 1934 |
Lived in Edificio Borinquen, Caleta Las Monjas, Old San Juan |
| Lopez, Hilda |
29 Jul 1936 |
Lived in Calle Sol 54 Altos, Old San Juan |
| Lopez, Pedro V. |
*N/G |
Canóvanas, PR |
| Mendez, Maria Cristina |
19 Dec 1934 |
Embroidering teacher |
| Mojica, Jenny |
26 Sep 1934 |
Later married Perfecto Rolon |
| Montilla, Carlos Raul |
*N/G |
Lived in Calle San Sebastián #42, Old San Juan |
| Padilla, Margarita |
*N/G |
Student |
| Perez, Neida L. |
12 Oct 1934 |
Student 8th grade Baldorioty de Castro School1 |
| Ramos, Edith |
11 Aug 1937 |
Later married Federico? Godoy |
| Rijos, Lucia |
*N/G |
Student |
| Robles, Gloria |
12 Aug 1937 |
Student, Ramirez Business College3 |
| Robles, Milagros |
*N/G |
Student, lived in Calle San Sebastián #52, Old San Juan |
| Sainz, Martha |
3 Jun 1935 |
Later worked for Autoridad de Energia Electrica (AEE) |
| Salgado, Rosa M. "Baby" |
17 Oct 1934 |
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| Sanabria, Rafaela |
11 Dec 1934 |
Descendant of a musical family |
| Santana, Victoria |
18 Dec 1934 |
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| Santiago, Juan |
*N/G |
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| Sosa, Aida |
3 Jun 1935 |
Her father had a military career. |
| Soto, Joe "Jr." |
*N/G |
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| Toro, Carmen |
12 May 37 |
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| Torres, Alicia |
11 Dec 1934 |
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| Vera, Jose "Jr." |
*N/G |
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Rafael Rolon |
| *N/G = Not given but it was between 1933 1938.
1 = Baldorioty de Castro School 1918-Se concluye la obra de la Escuela Graduada y Técnica Román Baldorioty de Castro, fue equipada para el otoño de este año por el municipio de San Juan. Localizado en la calle Tanca, donde antiguamente estuvo el Monasterio Franciscano por largos años y a finales del Siglo XIX se utilizo para cuartel del regimiento español, hasta el 1898. (Tomado de San Juan de PR Guía Histórica 1508-1993, Jaime Monge Rivera, 1995) 2 = Abraham Lincoln School 1924-Se construye la escuela elemental Abraham Lincoln. En el mismo lugar donde anteriormente estuvo hace más de cien años el Polvorín de San Sebastián. A principios del siglo esta escuela estuvo localizada en la Calle Fortaleza, hasta este año. (Tomado de San Juan de PR Guía Histórica 1508-1993, Jaime Monge Rivera, 1995) 3= Ramirez Business College (presently known as Ramirez College of Business and Technology, Inc.) Founded in 1923 and originally located in Calle Fortaleza on the second floor of a building across from Plaza Provision. Owned and operated by a married couple. They offered short secretarial and business courses. My mother remembers the wife's name as Acasia Ramirez. She gave typing lessons and had a daughter named Zoe Ramirez. Through an interview with present (August, 2001) Vice-President Evelyn Mercado de Ruiz, we further learned that aside from the San Juan Campus they now have a Mayagüez Learning site. According to Mrs. Mercado, a well-known educator, Don Esteban Ramirez, founded this college and it is the first and oldest private college of its type in Puerto Rico. The college is presently located on Ponce de Leon Avenue #70, Hato Rey, PR. Their mailing address is P. O. Box 195460, San Juan, PR 00919-5460. Telephone: 763-3120. (Our sincere thanks to Carmen L. Santos Colon who conducted this interview for us.) |
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