and Jewish American communities.

the most decorated unit of its size and length of service in the U.Linda is a photographer and attorney; Daniel is an origami artist and retired math and science teacher; and Joel is an internationally known artist (i.

55 at the 75-year exhibit of Yoshs work.His bio for the exhibit ends with: He feels very fortunate to have had such an interesting and fulfilling life as an artist.Nakamura was hired as an art teacher at Whittier High School.

His use of subtle color changes through abstractions of nature — his works bring about your own interpretation when matching the title to the visual.Roots at NZ Three … or how about Sierra Chi?After acknowledgements to many folks who helped make this 75-year exhibit a reality.

and that they support each other.

we couldnt see where we were going and when we got off the bus.??Each queen was given a pin consisting of a gold crown with rhinestones to wear at future Orange County events to signify them as Miss Orange County JA Queens in addition to receiving a personalized pink and gold pen as a souvenir of this first queens reunion as a gift from the Kazuo Masuda Memorial VFW Post 3670.

Sandra Fukushima Ninomiya (1989).The room was decorated in pink.

There was not that many Japanese American events due to the recent ending of World War II and the Japanese American community resettling back into Orange County.Her search found there was no official information about these past queens.