Poston 3 High School 1943-1944 Administration

Poston III High School-Parker Valley High School

1943-1945 Administration:

Duncan Mills-Project Director
Arthur L. Harris - Director of Education
Frances S. Cushman - 1944 High School Principal

Jerome T. Light - 1945 High School Principal

1943-1945 Faculty

Anderson, John-10th grade General Science
Arakawa, Margaret-Commercial, Science
Asakawa, Takeo-Core Studies
Bardon, Frederika-9th grade Core Studies, Latin
Barley, Myrtle-10th grade Math, English, Student Council-Advisor
Doi, Tom-Jr High/High School Wood Shop

Domon, Ayako

Ellis, Helen

Esaki, Yone

Fiske, Alice

Fukushima, Harry
Fukushima, Haruo-Art

Gustafson, Miss-7th grade Core Studies
Hatakeda, Junichi-Auto Shop
Hayes, Martha-11th grade Science, English

Hibi, Mabel
Himaka, Suma-P.E.

Himaka, Tetsuo
Honda, Ben-P.E.
Honda, Nobuo-10th grade P.E.

Imamura, Nobuko

Jackson, George
Jaquette, Martha-Home Economics
Kamikawa, Hisako-Home Economics, Jr High Sewing

Kitahara, Kei

Kodama, Akiko

Kurihara, Walter

Lavarnway-10th grade

Liegerot, Mr.-High School Boys P.E-head

Linfield, Jeanetta

Matsui, Sachiko

Mayeda, Hiro

McKee, Myra
McNulty, Cecelia-11th grade English, Algebra

Minami, Harry

Miyamoto, Isamu

Montgomery, Robert

Morofuji, Harry
Mukai, Nobuko-Shorthand
Nakaji, Mariko-Spanish, English
Nakamichi, Masumi-8th grade Math, Plane Geometry, Science

Nakashima, Steve

Nishi, Ruth

Ohashi, Taro
Ohye, Lilian-Remedial Reading

Okada, James
Okada, Lily-P.E.
Olson, Vernon-12th grade Public Speaking Core, Remedial Reading
Owashi, Aiko-Hygiene
Owashi, Leo-English, Math

Ozaki, Alice

Raymond, Rien
Robertson, Georgia-Math

Rodriquez, Bertha-Spanish, came from El Paso, Texas
Saita, Frank-7th grade Typing
Sakamoto, Harry-P.E.

Sakata, Tom

Sasaki, Aiko
Smith, Minnie-Speech, English

Suzuki, George-Mechanical Drawing, 8th grade Math, Wood Shop, Elementary & Advanced Drafting,General Shop, Plane Geometry

Takaoka, George

Takasaki, Mary

Takehara, Chie Roxie
Takusagawa, Asako-12th grade Art

Taylor, Phyllis-8th grade Core Studies
Teener, Phyllis,-Music, Core
Trokey, Tei-10th grade P.E., Social Dancing Club-advisor

Tsuchiyama, Hideo

Tsuneyoshi, Azusa-7th grade Core Studies, Vocational Math, Appreciation Club-sponsor
Uota, James-Agriculture

Urata, Eddie

Vigdor, Blossom

Wake, Alice

Watanabe, June
Warvarovsky, Francis-12th grade  Core Studies, Latin, No Man's Club-advisor 

Washler, Barbara-Journalism, 8th grade Core Studies, High School Annual-advisor,

Hi-Times-advisor, Jr High Spotlight-advisor

Waterman, Edith-12th grade English, Core Studies

Yada, George-Mechanical Drafting

Yamamoto, Mary-Homemaking Class

Yamane, Sachiko
Warvarovsky, Frances- Core, Latin
Yamamoto, Mary-Home Economics

Poston 3 School Teachers

BACKGROUND OF TEACHERS

Anderson, Louise

Life Certificate Aug. 1910, Western State Teachers College, Kalamazoo, Michigan

A.B. in August 1931, Western State Teachers College, summers of June 11-Aug. 1931.

Superintendent of Mentally handicapped children in Kalamazoo.

Starkey, Bertha

B.A. in June 1904, Heidelberg University, Tifflin, Ohio

Reedley, California

Anderson, John A.

A.B. in June 1898, Lake Forest University from 1898-1899.

M.M. in 1898.

School Museum, San Bernardino, California.

Hemingway, Winifred.

B.A. in June 1939, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio.

From Washington D.C.

Atkinson, Minnie

B.A. in July 1931, Chico State College, Chico, California.

Reno, Nevada.

Barley, Myrtle J.

B.S. in June 1937, McPherson College, McPherson, Kansas.

Yakima, Washington.

Deen, Opal Lee.

B.A. in July22, 19126, East Central State College, Oklahoma.

Ada, Oklahoma.

Finch, Mary Douglas

B.S. in June 1922, State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia.

Religious Education in Farmville, Virginia.

Grube, Alice Christine

B.A. in June 1930, Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota.

MA. in June 1938, Columbia University, New York.

Norman, Oklahoma.

Heron, Edith

B.A. in 1929, San Jose State, San Jose, California.

Water color artist from San Jose.

Lambert, Stanley

A.B. in June, 1935. Baylor University, Waco, Texas.

Long Beach, California.

Marpet, Louis

Bachelor of Pedagogy degree in June 1931, Jamaica Teacher's College, Jamaica, Long Island, New York.

M.A. in June 1935, New York University.

McNulty, Cecelia

A.B. degree in 1929, Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, S.D.

Student at U.C. Berkeley, California.

Robertson, Georgia Day

B.S. degree in June 1909 from Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.

Midway City, California.

Tschoerner, Hermine

B.S. in Sept. 1942. Texas College of Arts & Industries.

Classroom teacher, Alice, Texas.

Waterman, Edith

A.B. in June 1908, Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa.

Taught Jr. and Sr. English, Monrovia, Calif.

Warvorsky, Frances

Assistant Teacher-San Jose State.

Rosenberry, Edith

Teacher, Berkeley, Calif.

Flynn, Nell

Adult Education teacher.

Research on Historical buildings in Oklahoma

Oklahoma city, Oklahoma.

Poston 3 Secondary School Teachers

SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS (EVACUEES)

Doi, Tsutomu 325-1-A

Visalia Jr. College, Visalia, CA, Sept. 1941-June 1942.

Fujimoto, Chizuko 323-10-C

Kelsey-Jenny Commercial College, Feb. 1941-April 1942.

To Japan: Feb. 14, 1938-June 17, 1938

Fujino, Lorraine 317-2-B

Salinas Jr. College, Aug. 1938-June 1939.

Sales Clerk/Cashier, June 1939-1942.

Kamikawa, Hisako 325-10-CD

Frank Wiggins Trade School, Los Angeles, CA, 1939-1940.

Seamstress, Sept. 1940-Jan 1941; March 1941-April 1942.

Kita, Naojiro 326-4-B

University of California, Berkeley, CA, Aug. 15, 1900-May 1904.

Bookkeeper, North American Mercantile Company, May 1904-Feb. 1907.

Manager, Hoboku Company, Salinas, CA, March 1907-Dec 1912.

Visalia, CA, Feb 1942-Aug 1942.

Dry Good Store Proprietor, Jan. 1913-Jan. 1942.

Osaka City Commercial School, Japan.  April 1891-1895.

To Japan: April 1909-Oct. 1909; April 1922-April 1923.

Mayeda, Ayako 305-13-D

Packing fruit, May 1935-Aug. 1942

I have been manager over a lot of Spanish speaking people and have talked with them.

Morofuji, Harry

University of California, Jan. 1933-Nov. 1937, graduated.

Secondary Bookkeeping Field Man, Cortez Growers Association, Turlock, CA, July 1932-Oct. 1941.

To Japan: Aug. 1920-March 1921.

Morishita, George 322-3-A

University of California, Aug. 1940-March 1942, graduated.

To Japan: June 1923-1926; June 1936-Sept. 1936.

Nakashima, Sadao 326-10-C

Reedley, Jr. College, Feb.1, 1940-March 21, 1942.

Nishinaka, Toshiye 

Merritt Business College, May 1936-March 1937.

Bookkeeper, General office work, H. Hayashi Corporation, Oakland, CA, March 1937-April 1942.

Part-time Clerk,  J.C. Penney, Reedley, CA, May 1935-April 1936.

Okada, James 308-2-D

University of California, Berkeley, CA, Aug. 1940-Dec. 1941.

Owashi, Leo 323-13-C

Managed and operated own farm.

Ozaki, Aiko 323-3-B

San Diego County Hospital School of Nursing, Aug. 1941-Jan. 1942.

Saita, Frank 305-5-C

Visalia Jr. College, Sept 1940-June 1942.

To Japan: Oct. 1936-March 1937.

Seki, Josephine 307-14-A

To Japan: Sept. 1925-July 1931.

Takehara, Chie, 329-3-C

Kelsey-Jenny Commercial College, San Diego, CA, March 1940-Nov. 1940; Nov. 1940 diploma

Takusagawa, Asako 308-12-C

California College of Arts & Crafts, Oakland, CA,  Jan. 1939-March 1942.

Tanaka, Thomas 306-4-B

University College, Los Angeles, CA, 1938-1939.

Tamagawa College in Japan-Language and Chemical Eng.

To Japan: July 1927-Sept. 1929; Aug. 1937-Feb. 1939

Taniguchi, Take 322-14-E

University of California, Aug. 1939-March 1942.

To Japan: June 1926-Aug. 1928.

Trokey, Tei 328-10-B

Los Angeles City College, Feb. 1935-Feb. 1937.

Metropolitan School of Business, Oct. 1941-May 1942.

Tsuneyoshi, Azusa  329-7-D

San Diego State College, Sept. 1937-Feb. 1942.

To Japan: June 1937-Sept. 1937.

Yamamoto, Ayako 306-12-B

Visalia Jr. College, Sept. 1939-June 1941.

Yoshimine, Masao 322-2-A

University of California, Berkeley, CA,  Aug. 1940-Feb. 1942.

Yoshimine, Carl 322-2-A

San Diego State College, Sept. 1941-March 1942.

RESIGNED:

Higashi, Hideo 322-6-A

San Diego State College, degree June 1938.

Fisherman, 1940-1941.

Farming Dec. 1941-1942.

Himaka, Suma 330-3-A

None.

Honda, Nobuo 330-6-C

Farming, July 1937-Aug. 1939.

Iwashita, Carl

University of California, Davis, Aug. 1940-May 1941.

Kodama, Akiko 305-10-C

Armstrong College of Business, Sept. 1940-June 1941.

General Office work, Aug. 1941-April 1942.

Nishi, Ruth

Fashion Art School, San Francisco, CA.

Sketches-Lillian Hertz, Beverly Hills, CA, Sept. 1941-Nov. 1941.

Shimbo, Nobuo

University of Washington, Sept. 1935-April 1936.

Bookkeeper for Western Growers Exchange, Sept. 1936-Oct. 1937.

Secretary/Bookkeeper for San Diego Berry Growers Association, Nov. 1937-Aug. 1938.

Car Salesman, City Chevrolet Company, Aug. 1938-Sept. 1939.

Sales Clerk, Gem Market, Sept. 1939-Oct. 1941.

Proprietor, Retail fruit/vegetable/flower store, Oct. 1941-March 1942.

Yamagata, Tamae 325-8-C

University of California, Berkeley, CA, Aug. 1940-June 1941.

Housekeeper, Dec. 1940-April 1942.

Poston camp 3 Elementary School Teachers

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS  (EVACUEES) 

Arakawa, Margaret Fumiko 330-2-A

San Diego State Teacher's College,  San Diego, CA, Feb. 1939-Feb. 1942, Junior

Esaki, Yoneko 322-2-B

French American Sewing School, San Diego CA, 1939-1941.

Walter-Hartwell School, San Diego, CA.

Fukutome, Teruko 308-4-C

Hazmore School of Dress, Feb. 1937-April 1938; Feb. 1940-April 1940.

To Japan: 3/1928-8/1928

Kamikawa, Hisako 325-10-CD

Frank Wiggins Trade School, 1939-1940.

Seamstress, 1940-1942.

Kimura, Suketaro

West Lake Art School, 1910-1911.

College of Fine Arts: U.C.L.A, 1911-1914.

Kojima, Minoru 330-6-B

San Diego 1.5 years.

Mano, Molly 325-5-CD

Santa Maria Jr. College, 1935.

Grocery Store Clerk, 1935-1942.

Matsumoto Mari M.  block 306

San Francisco Jr. College, San Francisco, CA , Jan. 1938-Dec. 1938.

University of California, Berkeley, CA, Jan. 1939-April 1942, Junior

Good Will & Sales/International Affairs Division, John Finch, Manager (now in Hawaii) Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA.

Miyamoto, Mae 

San Diego Vocational School, 1940-1941.

Secretary, 1941-1942.

Nakaji, Mariko 323-8-C

San Diego State College, San Diego, CA. Sept. 1931-April 1942.

Nakamichi, Masumi 316-10-B

Visalia Jr. College, Visalia, CA, 1937-1938.

University of California, 1939-1940.

Ozaki, Chihoko 323-3-B

Poston High School graduate.

Sasaki, Aiko  318-8-D

Reedley Jr. College, Reedley, CA,  Sept. 1940-June 1942.

Shizume, Sophie 327-5-D

Los Angeles Pacific College, 2 years.

Tsuroka, Sarah 308-9-B

1942-going to high school.

Urata, James Hajime 

University of California, Los Angeles, CA, Sept. 1938-March 1941, Junior

3-Star Produce, Fruit Stand, Los Angeles, CA, summer work, June 1936-1939.

E. Yamamoto, Fruit Stand, Saturdays & summer work, Los Angeles, CA,  1939-1940.

Grand Central Market, Fruit Stand, Saturday work, Los Angeles, CA,  1940-1941.

Management of Restaurant, San Diego, CA,  March 1941-April 1942.

Wake, Alice Haruko  326-10-D

Reedley Jr. College, Reedley, CA, Sept. 1936-June 1938.

Fruit Packer, Nick Buratovich, Rt. 2 Box 77, Dinuba, CA,  Aug. 1940-Dec. 1940; Aug. 1941-Nov. 1941. Unemployed, Nov. 1941-Aug. 1942.

RESIGNED  1943

Mukai, Henry T  323-13-A

Assistant Farm Operator, Tom Mukai, Lemon Grove, CA,  June 1939-April 1942.

Shiozawa, Tamaki 317-10-C

Merritt Business School, Oakland, CA, Spring 1939-June 1941.

International Institute, East 11th St., Oakland, CA, Clerical (typing & shorthand), Fall 1939-Summer 1941.

Secretary, West Oakland Home, Lincoln Ave, Oakland, CA, July 1941-Nov. 1941.

Deputy County Clerk, Alameda County Court House, Oakland, CA, Dec. 1941-March 1942.

Bookkeeper, N & H Produce, 4th & Franklin St, Oakland, CA, July 1938-Jan. 1939.

Camp 2 Teacher List 1945

February 1945 Poston Chronicle

Mrs. M. Courage, 12^th and 9^th Core; Student Relocation Advisor

Miss Sharvy: 11^th Core

Mrs. Cook: 10^th Core

Miss Ferris: 9^th Core and Spanish I, II; General Science

Mrs. Michael: 7^th, 8^th Core; 7^th Math; 7^th Science

Mrs. Hall: 8^th Math and Science; Plane Geometry; 7^th Homemaking I and II; Latin II; Algebra II and Trig

Mrs. Robertson: Algebra I and Assistant Principal

Mr. Sullivan: Biology, Chemistry and General Math

Mrs. Decker: 8^th  Core and Homemaking: Homemaking II, III, and IV

Mr. Lutz: 8^th Math and Shop, 7^th Shop, and Woodwork I and II

Mr. Fisher: Auto Shop

Mrs. Penn: (From camp I): 7^th Math and Core

EVACUEES:

Mr. Abe: Bookkeeping I

George Yamanaka: Ag I and II

Mrs. Matsushita: Typing I

Mrs. Iwanaga: 7^th and 8^th Music

Mary Yokoi: Typing II

Kaye Sakoda: Grade I

Rose Tanimura: Grade I

Mary Fujita: Grade 6

Shirley Iyama: Grade 4

Ritz Hatashita: Grade 4

Hiroko Hasegawa: Grade 5

Masako Hirota: Grade 1

Hisako Sato: Grade 1

Alva Nakata: Grade 6

Yuriko Yamamoto: unassigned

Dora Nishimura: Nursery

Mrs. May Kurimoto: Nursery

Mrs. Hatanaka: Nursery

Mrs. Nitta: Nursery

James Abe: Bookkeeping

Dr. Takeshita: Bookkeeping and Mechanical Drawing

Momo Iwakiri: remedial Class 5 and 6

Alice Matsui: Grade 6

Kiyoko Tsuda: Grade 3

Betty Tanimura: Grade 3

Student Relocation

Beginnings of Student Relocation

     The rather special problem represented by the Nisei college students was noted as early as March 8 (1942) by a small group of educators and YMCA and YWCA people in the San Francisco Bay area and was brought more sharply into focus on March 19 (1942) by the preliminary report of the Congressional Committee investigating the evacuation under the chairmanship of Representative John H. Tolan.  At least a week before the freeze order became effective, a Student Relocation Committee was formed on the campus of the University of California at Berkeley and rough plans were drawn up for facilitating the transfer of Nisei student to midwestern and eastern institutions.  On the very day of the Salt Lake City conference this movement was given further impetus when President Robert G. Sprout of the University of California wrote to Representative Tolan calling attention to the problem and indicating that he planned to submit proposals for solving it to the government agencies concerned.

     Meanwhile, the Wartime Civil Control Administration (WCCA) had been receiving requests for exemptions for a number of mixed Caucasian and Japanese families who wished to remain in the evacuated area and from the number of other Nisei who wanted to leave the area at once and join family members or continue their higher education father east.  At a conference in San Francisco on April 11, (1942) this whole question was discussed by representatives of the War Relocation Authority (WRA)  and WCCA, and a tentative plan for handling the exemption requests was agreed upon.  Although WCCA was mainly concerned about the mixed family cases, it also felt--and WRA concurred--that permits should be given in a few especially deserving cases to students and others for immediate travel eastward.

     On May 5, (1942)  Director (Milton) Eisenhower, who had been seriously concerned about the plight of the Nisei students from the beginning of the program, wrote a letter to Mr. Clarence Pickett of the American Friends Service Committee recommending the formation of a nongovernmental agency to deal with the problem of student relocation.  Eleven days later Mr. Pickett responded favorable, and on May 29, (1942) the National Student Relocation Council was formed at a meeting in Chicago attended by college and university officials from almost every section of the country.  The council, organized practically on the verge of June commencement at most institutions, was to concern itself throughout the summer primarily with the problem of facilitating Nisei student transfers in time for the opening of the academic term in the fall.  But throughout April and early May its predecessor organization, the West Coast Student Relocation Committee, had already helped about 75 Nisei students to move out and resume their studies, almost without a break, at school and colleges lying east of the exclusion zone.

Relocation Advisor at Poston

Source: WRA.  A Story of Human Conservation.  U.S. Department of the Interior. J. A. Krug, Secretary. War Relocation Authority, D.S. Myer, Director. 1946

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Julia A. Goto (Poston 222-6-B), former Fresno State sophomore, majoring in pre-nursing, was the first to leave Poston to attend (Colorado) College. 7/1942

Helen K. Kazato (Poston block 227), left to attend Smith College at North Hampton, Mass. 10/1942

Kiyo Sato (Poston 229-11-AB), left to attend college at Hillsdale, Michigan 10/1942

Grace Watanabe (Poston block 215) formerly of the Novel Hut (Library) staff,  left to continue school in Evanston, Illinois.  3/26/1943

Chizu Nagareda (Poston block 32), formerly pre-school instructor at block 17,  left to enroll at the University of Colorado, Denver.  9/9/1942

George Matsumoto (Poston block 306), formerly of San Francisco, left to attend George Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, majoring in Architecture.   9/9/1942

Teacher-Miss Edythe Backus

Miss Edythe Backus was a Pasadena area teacher who had several Japanese Americans in her classes before World War II.  She was one of many who objected to government policy. She corresponded with her former students and gave up her teaching position in Southern California to volunteer to teach at the Colorado River Relocation Camp at Poston, Arizona. 

Students whose senior year had been interrupted by internment published a mimeographed high school yearbook at the end of their first school year at Poston. 

The high school principal and some of the teachers volunteered to work at Poston while other staff members were recruited from high school graduates that were

interred in the camps. 

 After the war, she turned over her collection of memorabilia including correspondence, photographs, school year-books, and watercolor sketches by students at Poston to The Huntington Library.

Source: http://www.huntington.org/uploadedFiles/Files/PDFs/LHTHinternment.pdf

Poston II School office building

Young adults outside Poston II Relocation Center school offices.

Pictured in this photo: Kiyoko Imoto and Jane Hayashi.

Jean Hamada and George Aihara are on the right. 

Can you help to identify anyone else? 

Poston III Class of 1950

Poston III Class of 1950

Eguchi, Sachiko

Fujino, Betty Mae

Fukuyama, Shirley

Furubayashi, Vera

Goishi, James T.

Hama, Mitsuru

Hamaguchi, Shinobu

Higuchi, Anna

Himaka, Michio

Hirata, Takeo

Hirata, Yoshio

Hori, Kuniko

Horibe, Kiyoko

Ida, Alice

Ida, Jack

Iguchi, Tayeko

Ikuta, Kazuko

Imamura, Grace

Inouye, Yoshiko

Kamiura, Yoko

Kawasaki, Yuriko

Kida, James

Kido, Jimmy

Kikuchi, Anna

Kishi, Alaric

Kishi, Janice

Kiyomura, Mutsuko

Kubo, Tamako

Kurihara, Ralph

Mizuno, James

Nishida, Akiko

Nishida, Floyd Mikio

Nishimoto, Etsuko

Oda, Norman

Oto, Mary

Ozaki, Tom

Sakai, Eddie

Sakamoto, Amy

Sakata, Alice

Sanda, Shirley

Sato, Wakae

Sawasaki, Hiro

Sugaya, Ryo

Suwa, Yoshito

Takagi, Hideo

Takasaki, Toshiyuki

Takeda, Shunzo Joe

Takehara, Yoneo

Tsuchiyama, Shig

Ujita, Hideto

Uota, Yoko

Watanabe, Jack

Yamada, Sumiko

Yanagihara, Jim

Yasuda, Jimmy

Yokota, Machiko

Yoshida, Hiroshi

Yoshii, Fumiko

Source:

Poston Camp III Reunion booklet, April 17-19, 1981, Hacienda Inn, Fresno, California

Poston III Class of 1949

Poston III Class of 1949

Abe, Helen

Akahoshi, Yukio

Araki, Minoru

Asami, Taro

Fuchiwaki, Mabel

Fujimoto, Mary

Fujimoto, Tokuko

Hamasaki, Shukuji

Harada, Ray

Hashiguchi, Jim

Hayashi, Hiroko

Hirase, Kay

Hosaka, Teruko

Kakoda, Daisy

Kamiura, Momoe

Kawamoto, Masako

Kawasaki, Yoko

Kikuchi, David

Kitahara, Mae

Koba, Mitsuko

Kodama, Agnes

Kodama, Michiko

Kurihara, Betty

Kushino, Emma

Kushino, Betty

Kuwada, Loraine

Light, Alvin

Matsumoto, Kazuo

Mayeda, Nobuko

Mayumi, Takashi

Mikasa, Harold

Miyoshi, Joy

Mizuki, Jack

Morikawa, Ayako

Nakano, Akira

Nakano, Reiko

Nakano, Sam

Nishimoto, Akira

Okamoto, Yoko

Okamoto, Yoneko

Ono, Norman T.

Saito, Sachiko

Sakaguchi, Mary

Sakamoto, Norman

Sakow, Toshihiko

Shiba, Jewly

Shimpo, Mickey

Shintani, Waco

Sugaya, Mary

Suwa, Hitose

Taguchi, Bobby

Takeda, Kazuko

Takehara, Joe

Tanaka, Hideko

Tanaka, Richard

Tsuchiyama, Fumiko

Tsyneyoshi, Motoo

Uchiyama, Jimmie

Umino, Sumiko

Uota, Junko

Yamada, Grace

Yamada, Kenneth

Yamagata, Lily

Yamashita, Satoko

Yoshida, Keiko

Source:

Poston Camp III Reunion booklet, April 17-19, 1981, Hacienda Inn, Fresno, California

Poston III Class of 1948

Poston III Class of 1948

Abe, Herbert

Ashida, Buddy

Fukushima, Sachiko

Fujimoto, Fusatoshi

Fujino, Mollie

Kukuhara, Bob

Hamai, Emi

Harada, Yoshiro

Hasebe, Tom

Hatakeda, Sawaji

Hayakawa, Chiyo

Hibi, Elaine

Hirata, Shizuko

Horibe, Alfred

Hosaka, Tsuruko

Ichiuji, Harry

Ida, Katherine

Iguchi, Lily

Ikuta, Shig

Inouye, George

Inouye, Jim

Inouye, Shinn

Inouye, Vicki

Ishida, Masako

Ishimoto, To

Iwata, Irene

Kawaguchi, Mari

Kawahara, Tokio

Kawahara, Isamu

Kikuchi, Elizabeth

Kishi, Jean

Kitahata, Aiko

Kodama, Taro

Kodama, Emma

Koide, Frank

Kubo, Fusaye

Kunishige, Mas

Kurihara, Terry

Kusumoto, Helen

Mano, Charles

Miura, Yoshiko

Miyamoto, Fusako

Naito, Setsuko

Naito, Shig

Nakagawa, Dorothy

Nakagawa, Michiye

Nakagawa, Sammy

Nakamura, Lucille

Mayeda, Ben

Nii, Ted

Nishida, Ada

Noji, Katsumi

Ohara, Joe H.

Ohara, Mits

Osato, Kei

Oye, Ken

Ota, Yuriko

Sakaji, Yotsuko

Sawasaki, Takashi

Sakow, Toshi

Sakamoto, Jane

Shinoda, Maki

Shinohara, Shizuko

Shiozaki, Yutaka

Sakata, Florence

Shizume, Peter

Sugawa, Shoji

Sakai, Aiko

Tajiri, Kikuno

Takeshita, Yoto

Tanaka, Florence

Tanaka, Lucy

Takahashi, Neil

Takatsugi, Shiyoko

Takasaki, Yuki

Toyama, Frances

Tsuida, Hideko

Uchiyama, Jane

Uota, Kazuko

Watari, Yuriko

Yamada, Amie

Yamada, Joseph

Yasuda, Mary

Yamamoto, Yoshinori

Segawa, Ben

Yoshii, Tsugio

Source:

Poston Camp III Reunion booklet, April 17-19, 1981, Hacienda Inn, Fresno, California