Watching you work at the Nisei Week bazaar in sweltering heat.

Courtesy Whittier Union High School DistrictFormer Whittier High School art teacher Yoshio Nakamura is joined by Whittier Union Board members Irma Rodríguez Moisa (left).This was followed by the San Gabriel Valley District Federation of Womens Clubs.

Yosh mentioned how surprised he was when he received Teacher of the Year from the Whittier Womens Club — the first time they had given such an award.speaks to a crowd of supporters gathered to see the schools art building dedicated in his honor on Sept.Yosh ended his comments with: Anyway.

did not keep Whittier folks from coming out to celebrate one of their local heroes.president of the Whittier Union High School District Board of Trustees.

Many a Nisei with college degrees were only able to find jobs in the produce market or gardening after the war.

despite his declining physical abilities.She lives in Kauai and flies to Southern California once a month to conduct classes.

She was just uniquely talented at dancing and choreography and music.I reflected she should have been an NEA award winner.

with precise powerful movements set to the rhythms of taiko.more than 40 years after it debuted.