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Mother-Daughter Banquet program (ddr-densho-540-144)
Program for Mother-Daughter banquet sponsored by the Big "B" student club at Ballard High School.
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Ballard High School songbook (ddr-densho-540-143)
Songbook titled "Shingleweaver Songs and Yells" featuring school spirit songs.
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Girls' Club booklet (ddr-densho-540-146)
Pamphlet detailing activities, functions, and roles of members involved with the Girls' Club at Ballard High School.
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Ship deck with man in background (ddr-densho-540-29)
Caption on page: "Sailing / Seattle in background" in white ink.
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Invitation to the Big "B" Club of Ballard High School with girls' athletic activity card (ddr-densho-540-6)
Addressed to Misako Tada, misspelled as Misaka Tada.
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Ballard High School student club newsletter (ddr-densho-540-142)
Volume 1 Number 1 of Ballard High School's "Big 'B' Extra" publication.
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Scrapbook (ddr-densho-540-141)
Scrapbook documenting the life of the Tada family, including newspaper clippings, graduation announcements, wedding invitations, birth announcements, and correspondence. Includes ephemera relating to their incarceration at Minidoka.
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Seattle Japanese Baptist Church nursery school class (ddr-densho-540-18)
Backside of image lists names of children photographed.
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Ballard High School student club graduation program (ddr-densho-540-150)
Masako Tada's program for Big "B" Luncheon for graduation seniors.
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Program from Seattle Chapter of JACL 73rd Annual Installation Banquet (ddr-densho-122-575)
With handwritten notes from Abe
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Voice of Vashon (January 1, 1933) (ddr-densho-316-430)
Pauline Tanaka served as a Vashon correspondent for the Japanese American Courier, the first Japanese American newspaper published only in English. This New Year's poem, authored by Pauline Tanaka, was published in the Japanese American Courier on January 1, 1933, page 7.
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A group gathered in front King County Courthouse (ddr-densho-293-20)
The sign on the building says: "Soldiers and Sailors."
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Congregation 1939 (ddr-densho-474-22)
Group photo of 148 people. 2nd row: 5th from left: Rev. Tsai
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Violin and Piano Recital 1940 (ddr-densho-474-34)
Pupils of Fumiko and Michiko Morita in a Violin and Piano Recital
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JCC postcard (ddr-densho-474-33)
Blank photo postcard of Japanese Congregational Church members circa 1910 (postcard is undated)
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Seattle JACL 1930 (ddr-densho-474-13)
Group photo of Seattle JACL. Shiro Hashiguchi in back row, 10th from right
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Group on stage (ddr-densho-474-30)
Group photo of 26 men and women on stage. Signs in Japanese are on either side of the stage.