The elementary school heretofore known as the Merizo Elementary School is hereby named The Merizo Martyrs’ Memorial School to honor the men and women of Merizo, named as follows: Fausta Chargualaf Acfalle, Prudencio Acfalle Manalisay, Vicente Reyes Acfalle, Felis Tyquiengco Aguigui, Juan Cruz Babauta, Maria Baza Baza, Rosa Taijeron Baza, Vicente Acfalle Champaco, Arthur Lujan Charfauros, Ramon Padilla Cruz, Ramon Garrido Garrido, Jesus Garrido Leon Guerrero, Juan Espinosa Lujan, Jose Meno Meno, Maria Lukban Mesa, Pedro Charguane Quitugua, Juan Champaco Acfalle, Miguel Manalisay Acfalle, Pedro Chargualaf Aguon, Jose Tyquiengco Barcinas, Jose Eguiguan Champaco, Cresencio Meno Chargualaf, Antonio Cruz Cruz, Cristobal Leon Guerrero Cruz, Joaquin Reyes Cruz, Jose Cruz Cruz, Jose Tyquiengco Espinosa, Antonio Champaco Fergurgur, Ignacio Chargualaf Garrido, Tomas Sablan Garrido, Vicente Chargualaf Garrido, Juan Concepcion Guzman, Jose Manibusan Manibusan, Jesus Maguadog Mansapit, Santiago Naputi Mansapit, Vicente Manalisay Mata, Dometrio Quinene Meno, Felipe Meno Meno, Pedro Chargualaf Meno, Jose Charguane Quitugua, Vicente Charguane Quitugua, Vicente Reyes Quinene, Antonio Saran Taijeron, Juan Saran Taijeron, Juan Inocencia Topasna and Francisco Babauta Tyquiengco, who were brutally murdered by the Japanese just prior to the liberation of Guam and, at such
ceremony as the Director deems appropriate, said school shall be so officially named, at which time a scroll carrying the names of all such martyrs to the enemy shall be affixed at a suitable spot within the school.

SOURCE: GC § 11009.