Bulletin covering the following topics: recap of effort to rescind EO 9066 started in Seattle with Phil Hayasaka, Gov Dan Evans, Justice James Dolliver, Henry Miyatake, Tom Koizumi, Ken Nakano, and Mich Matsudaira; Justice Overdue KING and KCTS look at internment on Nisei, focus on Frank Fujii.

Selected article titles: "YMCA Head to Address College Age Students" (p. 1), "Night Study Hall May Open Soon" (p. 1), "SCA Organized For Student Aid" (p. 1), "Registration For College Courses" (p. 1), "In Need of Pal" (p. 1), "Co-op Scrips Acceptable on All Purchases" (p. 1), "Housekeeping Service Started" (p. 1), "Wardens Call Showdown on …

Selected article titles: "Will Buy Farm Equipment, Cars" (p. 1), "Co-op Will Eliminate Scrip: New Patronage System to Use Cash Register" (p. 1), "Bank of America Service Temporarily Discontinued" (p. 1), "Keji to Broadcast Myer's Interview, 7:30 Tonight" (p. 1), "New Teachers Added to Tri-State High Staff" (p. 1), "An Editorial: Support Service Men's Club" (p. …

Selected article titles: "Harvest Season Calls for Laborers" (p. 1), "Sickness Prevention" (p. 1), "To Wed or Not to Wed" (p. 1), "Agricultural Film to be Shown" (p. 1), "The Japanese People" (p. 2), "140 Enrolled in Weight Lifting Class" (p. 3), "More Workers Wanted" (p. 3), "$700 Worth of Money Orders Daily" (p. 3), "Students …

Selected article titles: "Judicial Panel Named" (p. 1), "Plan Lecture Series Designed to Acquaint Parents on Delinquency" (p. 1), "To Honor Coverley" (p. 1), "Council Approves WRA Tent Factory" (p. 1), "Dispatch Calendar to Be Sold For 10 cents" (p. 1), "Japanese Forces Having Tough Time in Subjugation of Philippines..." (p. 2), "63 Black Shawls Made …

Selected article titles: "Regulations Clarified for Getting Radio Sets" (p. 1), "251 Honored: Second Group Receives Order of Merit Cards" (p. 1), "Use of Water Must be Reduced Still Further to Maintain Reserve" (p. 1), "Much 'Hysterical Nonsense' About Nisei Says Rowell" (p. 2), "Dust Storm Surprises Innocent Colonists" (p. 3).

Yearbook for the Minidoka High School, property of Starr Urakawa. The school included grades 8-12. Individual students are photographed in senior portraits or class photos. Student activities are represented, including student labor/work experience program ("part-time workers"), May Day royalty, and sports. Student signatures are included throughout the book.