1997.024.016.049 |
Article |
Boy Scout Troop 254, did their share at the charity 'Moon Festival' by selling peanuts and fortune cookes. Shown in the picture, Tony Chinn, Bruce Eng, Norman Yip, Donald Eng, Kenneth Foy, Albert Woo, Ronald King, P.L. Teng Eng, Shleton Chow, TRP Scribe, Chong Jung, Wing Chin and Roger Eng, SPL. |
Eager-Beavers |
1997.024.016.050 |
Article |
Elmer Chinn proudly pinned the Girls' All-City Junior Checker Championship medal on this sister, Amelia, while Fred Bryant looked on. Fred has won the boys' title. |
Checkers Champs |
1997.024.016.051 |
Article |
19 children, Sherman Woo, Paul Fong Jr., Gregory Johnson, Jennifer Hing, Candy Chin, Eugene Hall, Darlene Lew, Larry Yip, Jennifer Lew, Thomas Galyton, Charles Chinn, Jr. Georgiana Wong, Darlene Luke, Gerry Uno, Billy Leo, Chris Eng, Douglas Chow, Joyce Yee and Sherry Woo will be dressed in caps-and gowns when they receive diplomas from the Chinese Baptist Nursery School. |
On To the First Grade |
1997.024.016.052 |
Article |
Darlene Luke adjusted Gregory Johnson's mertarboard as they were rehearsing the commencement of the Chinese Baptist Nursery School. |
Class of 1962 |
1997.024.016.053 |
Article |
Seattle School Board approved its first regular teaching contracts for Orientals. Two teachers selected are Miss A. Claire Suguro and Mrs. Lillian Lum. Shown in the picture is Mrs. Lum. |
School Board Signs 2 Oriental Teachers |
1997.024.016.054 |
Article |
Mr and Mrs. Eddie H. Huey announce the engagement of their daughter, Rubye, to Mr. Jack H. Pang, son of Mrs. Ann Pang. |
Engaged |
1997.024.016.055 |
Article |
Chin Hann posed with Donald Ding and Doreen Ding. The toddlers were awed by the lion-headed dragon which will be a feature of the Seattle's three-day International Carnival. |
Awesome Dragon |
1997.024.016.056 |
Article |
Seattle's International Carnival:
-Five international beauty queens, Ruby Huey, May Tsutsumoto, Willa Miller, Patricia Compusano and Barbara Curtis help make the carnival a glittering pageant.
-Ferocious Dragon in Gaudy Parade
-Loris Lindsey on Chindwin merry-go-around |
Five Queens |
1997.024.016.057 |
Article |
One of four young women, Lila Woo, Pauline Foy, Ruby Huey and Alice Eng will represent Seattle's Chinese Community during an International Carnival. |
Cathay's Lovelies |
1997.024.016.058 |
Article |
Ruby Huey was crowned queen of the Seattle's chinatown and will represent the Chinese community during the International Carnival. |
Chinese Queen |
1997.024.016.059 |
Article |
Four Garfield High School pupils, Jo Carter, Gary Gayton, Frank Yee and Jean Fujii presented the school donations, in pennies, nickels and dimes to Gen. Frank E. Stoner, president of the Northwest Branch of the American Association for the United Nations. |
Garfield Aids Fountain Fund |
1997.024.016.060 |
Article |
Three of the contestants for Queen of Hearts of Cathay, were tempting the dragon during the traditional Chinese New Year's celebrations. |
Queen Candidates |
1997.024.016.061 |
Article |
Members of Seattle's Chinese Community, Russell Eng, Sam Eng, Tuck Eng, Ping Chow, Darryl Kan and Roosevelt Chinn will present pirate dances as part of a variety show to benefit the March of Dimes. |
THEY'LL DANCE FOR DIMES |
1997.024.016.062 |
Article |
Mrs. Lew G. Kay and Charles Louie unveils a war monument the Seattle Chinese Community dedicates. |
Chinese Community Unveils Monument To War Two Dead |
1997.024.016.063 |
Article |
Students of high schools were appointed to Scholastic Art Student Committee because of their outstanding artistic ability.
Shown in the photos are Janie Hanada and Bill Haddon of Franklin High, Bonnie Cook and Jeanie Jue of Garfield High. |
PUPILS APPOINTED TO COMMITTEE |
1997.024.016.064 |
Article |
Six high school girls, Valerie Chinn, Nanci Wong, Jeannie Jue, Foon Woo, Jeanne Yee and Deanna Eng are part of a troupe of dancers from the Chinese Community that entertained at a variety review for the benefit of the March of Dimes. |
CHINESE STUDENT ENTERTAIN |
1997.024.016.065 |
Article |
-Beverly Washington, Mrs. Anne Luke and Evangeline de Castro were talking over plans for the carnival fashion show.
-Mrs. S. Kato and Y. Nomaguchi perform the Japanese Bon Odori dance.
-Jean Leong and Fannie Wong pretend fright at sight of the traditional Chinese dragon |
Seattle's INTERNATIONAL CARNIVAL |
1997.024.016.066 |
Article |
Sophomore dance committee chairmen of Garfield High School, Sharon Lee Beck, Noriko Ichikawa, May Nakamura and Lorna Prim, Sam Eng, Guy Wong, George Kobata, Bowen King, Bill Fite and Carol Blomgren are planning school dance "Batter's Ball". |
SOPHOMORE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN PLAN FOR DANCE |
1997.024.016.067 |
Article |
David H. Woo, Charles H. Louie and Jack H. Pang who headed drive to erect Seattle Chinese War Memorial Monument posed with the monument. |
Monument Going Up To Chinese-American Dead on Weller St. |
1997.024.016.068 |
Article |
Lieut. John W. Reagan and Morris Brooks answered questions to Seattle high-school seniors who are interested in joining the Navy. Students are Gary Gayton, Roosevelt Chinn, John Gayton and Stanley Halifield. |
Negro Youths Briefed on N.R.O.T.C. |
1997.024.016.069 |
Article |
Roger Eng, Sam Eng and Pauline Woo, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of the Chinese Community packed and distributed heart-shaped plastic containers for contributions to the Washington State Heart Fund. |
Have a Heart |
1997.024.016.070 |
Article |
Thirteen girls from Garfield High School were elected to Radiance Roll:
Marianne Otoshi, Jo Carter, Jean Fujii, Sally Chinn, Nancy Pitman, Ingrid Schneider, Sharon Wolfe, Barbara Cragin, Charlene Friedman and Susan Houck. (Tina and Jana Jocobsen, absentee). |
THIRTEEN STUDENTS ELECTED TO RADIANCE ROLL |
1997.024.016.071 |
Article |
Members of the Garfield High G-Club are preparing for the all-city girls letterman breakfast: Rose Kobata, Marianne Otoshi, Juan Fujii, Marianne Urakama, Hazel Joy Woo and Jean Leong. |
G-CLUB MEMBERS PLAN ALL-CITY BREAKFAST |
1997.024.016.072 |
Article |
Charlene Woo and Vera Chan are among the costumed children honoring mothers |
Mother's Day To See Children Garbed In Dress of 20 Lands |
1997.024.016.073 |
Article |
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley N. Randolph of Kennewick announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Anita to Mr. Richard Henry Greene, son of Mr and Mrs. Taylor M. Greene. |
JULY WEDDING PLANNED |
1997.024.016.074 |
Article |
Four of 17 Chinese Baptist Nursery School 'graduates', Welsey Woo, Don Hollingsworth, Don Louie and Mui Mui Chow, read a book while awaiting commencement exercises. |
NURSERY SCHOOL 'GRADUATES' |
1997.024.016.075 |
Article |
Seattle Chinese-American believe the Soviet invaders will be driven out of China.
-Chinese American
anti-communist, James Sing, past chairman of the Seattle branch of Kuo Min Tan, Nationalist Party of China, stands outside the party headquarters.
-Legion Leader
Mrs. Jade Louie, president of Cathay Unit No. 186, American Legion Auxiliary was pictured in her husband's dental office.
-Schoolmaster
Kim Wong, 31, principal of Chinese School, posts notice of musical programs.
-Chinatown Shop
Choung Aie inspects dried squid proffered by Helen Chin, proprietor of a Chinatown store.
-New American
Lie Chin slices winter melon in a King St. Chinese store.
-Father and Son
noodle makers, F.Y.Louie and his son Henry stand by flour sacks and scales in their noodle making plant.
-Craftsman
veteran Sing Lee, a carpenter, is shown above at his work.
-Drying
Baker Norman Louie checks noodle hanging in drying room. |
'CHINATOWN' DETEST COMMUNISM EVIL |
1997.024.016.076 |
Article |
Bill James, Bill Chinn, Bobby Buren and Bill Ishida are showing all the tumbling moves. |
'BROTHERHOOD WEEK' THE YEAR AROUND AT COLLINS |
1997.024.016.077 |
Article |
Bill Chinn demonstrates his backhand shot as Dwayne Roness looks on. |
'BROTHERHOOD WEEK' THE YEAR AROUND AT COLLINS |
1997.024.016.078 |
Article |
Building Pyramids, part of a tumbling program at Collins.
Shown in the picture are: Dwayne Roness, Jim Couture, Bill James, Bill Chinn, Franklin Hyodo, Willie Ellis, Jerry Miller, Shigaru, Tsutsumi, Bobby Buren and Mako Okada. |
'BROTHERHOOD WEEK' THE YEAR AROUND AT COLLINS |
1997.024.016.079 |
Article |
Wedding picture of Mary Randolph (Mrs. Greene) who was married to Mr. Richard H. Greene in July 7, 1951 in the Plymouth Congregational Church. |
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1997.024.016.080 |
Article |
Joan Won Sims, Betty Lloyd and Laura Chinn, contestants for Chinese Queen at the International Queen Ball. |
Seeking Crown |
1997.024.016.081 |
Article |
One of the four International Festival queens Elaine Sakai, JoAnne Squires, Lilyan Mar and Rosemary Blancs will be crowned a Seattle Seafair princess at the International Queen Ball. |
International Festival Queens |
1997.024.016.082 |
Article |
Daesie Graves and Ruth White will begin their teaching careers as Kindergarten teachers. They are both University of Washington graduates. |
NEW SCHOOL MARMS |
1997.024.016.083 |
Article |
Mayor William F. Devin and Ray Eckmann, prime minister of Seattle's Seafair, gave a royal welcome last night to Lilyan Mar, the newly chosen Miss International Center. |
International Queen |
1997.024.016.084 |
Article |
Mui-Mui (Cheryl Mayre) Chow in a miniature woman warrior's dress. She will make an appearance in the Seafair Parades. |
Type was worn by women |
1997.024.016.085 |
Article |
Twenty Seafair princesses were guests of The Times at a Rainier Club dinner Friday. They were Helen Marie Ryan, Beverly Anne Payne, Dolores Barbour, Dolores Finseth, Jean Weimert, Gloria Lucke, Ella Rae Whitacre, Gail Klatzker, Marjean Patten, Dolores Glazer, Sheila Bird, Lorrine Stromberg, Carla Webster, Kay Barragar, Carmen Supino, Jackie Mcdonald, Muriel McAllister, Adelle Slaybaugh, Mary Beth Hoban, and Lilyan Mar. |
WHICH WILL BE QUEEN? |
1997.024.016.086 |
Article |
Doris Page, pinned a skipper badge on Lilyan Mar, Miss International Center. Other Festival princesses are, Elaine Sakai, Joanne Squires, and Rosemary Blancas. |
PIN WRAPPED FOR HAT |
1997.024.016.087 |
Article |
Three workers James Mar, Mary Tamura and Oscar Johnson hung lanterns in International Center in preparation for the International Festival. |
Parade, Royal Dinner to Open Three-day International Festival |
1997.024.016.088 |
Article |
Mrs. Ernest Williams, Mrs. Charles F. Clise and James M. Mar helped decorate for an Hawaiian Luau event to feature the Jackson Street Community Council's annual meeting. |
EXOTIC SETTING |
1997.024.016.089 |
Article |
An "Oriental Float" turns a corner through a huge crowd during the spectacular Thursday night parade at International Center. |
Unity of Fun Binds Throngs At Gay International Festival: Gaudy Big Parade Enchants Thousands In Colorful South End Function |
1997.024.016.090 |
Article |
Betty Young, the newly elected president of Hwa Sheh, Chinese Students' organization at the University of Washington, is the first woman president of the organization. |
Betty Young is Elected President |
1997.024.016.091 |
Article |
Mrs. Ruth (shown with Mrs. Margaret Juul, the nurse and Mrs. Cecile M. Cushing) is the 3,500 King County Blood Bank blood donor. |
3,500th Blood Donor |
1997.024.016.092 |
Article |
Acrobats the Tong Brothers will perform at "Chinese Varieties", a fund-raiser event of Cathay Post No. 186, American Legion and auxiliary. |
Legion Post Will Present Benefit Show: The Tong Brothers |
1997.024.016.093 |
Article |
Gaudy Chinese dragon, formed one of the spectalular units of the International Festival Parade. |
Dragons Roar in Parade |
1997.024.016.094 |
Article |
A Chinese good-luck lion is performing at 'Choi Cheong': a ceremony which means achieving everlasting peace, prosperity and happiness. |
Chinese Lions Feasts on 'Greens'. |
1997.024.016.095 |
Article |
Chinn Doe Jinn pointed out to Kay Parker golden figures of warriors on the front of the shrine. |
Chinn Doe Jing |
1997.024.016.096 |
Article |
Betty Gallant and Jerry Skeen was looking at the Cloisonne Vases Charles Wah showed to them. |
Cloisonne Vases |
1997.024.016.097 |
Article |
Harry Louie, worker of the Rose Brand Noodle Co., escorted Mary Elizabeth Graves, Herbert Hanrahan and Donald Nelson to see how noodles was dried in the factory. |
Noodles |
1997.024.016.098 |
Article |
Arthur T. King, Seiichi Hara, Mrs. Dan K. Mar, and B.J. Adams appeared at 'Community Chest' report meeting yesterday. |
Chest Collection Reach 62%: Why Give? |
1997.024.016.099 |
Article |
Ray Soo, one of the smallest player in College basketball, scored big in his team,Seattle University's Chieftains' victory game over Montana State College. |
Seattle U. Is Victor In Closing Seconds |
1997.024.016.100 |
Article |
Guay Li, grocer and vice president of the Chinese Benevolent Association is showing the exotic food sold in his grocery store to curious youngsters. |
Guay Li |
1997.024.016.101 |
Article |
Children from the White Center Heights School watched Ping Chow performed the Chinese ribbon dance. |
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1997.024.016.102 |
Article |
Artist Fay Chong, used a goat-hair brush to give a lesson in Chinese painting and calligraphy. Students are from White Center Heights. |
Child's Eye View of Chinese |
1997.024.016.103 |
Article |
Bobby Vielske and Norma Felkey watched Chinn Yee lignt incense sticks at the family shrine. Bobby and Norma are students of White Center Heights. |
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1997.024.016.104 |
Article |
Kim Wong played with slender skicks on a Chinese haprsichord as Betty Lou Koth and John Boyd, students of White Center Heights, watched on. |
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1997.024.016.105 |
Article |
George Washington Junior High pupils Dolores Salgado, Adrian Norris, Lorrie Mar, May Takeshita and Sonja Salgado set up centennial exhibit. |
City awaits Start of Centennial Celebration |
1997.024.016.106 |
Article |
Joan Catoni, Eddie Jordan and Ruby Eng were pictured with a totem pole, part of the Seattle Public School's Centennial exhibit. |
City built by all races: Cosmopolitan Exhibit |
1997.024.016.107 |
Article |
Studetns performed in Garfield High's Funfest. |
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1997.024.016.108 |
Article |
L.A. Williams and Lilyan welcome the famed general's wife, Mrs. Douglas MacArthur. |
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1997.024.016.109 |
Article |
Miss Lilyan Mar presented a bouquet of flowers to Mrs. Douglas MacArthur on behalf of Seattle Chinese community. |
Gift for Mrs. MacArthur |
1997.024.016.110 |
Article |
Mrs. Kenneth Louie is showing an old elaborate robe owned by Mrs. Wayne Richardson. |
Chinese Fashion Show |
1997.024.016.111 |
Article |
An advertisement for a show called, "Chinese Varities", proceeds go toward Americanism and Service Men's Fund. |
"Chinese Varies" |
1997.024.016.112 |
Article |
A list of donor and the amounts of money they donated from the Chinese Community. |
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1997.024.016.113 |
Article |
Chinese School students and other members of the Chinese communities gave a total of $300 to The Post-Intelligencer Christmas Fund.
Shown in the picture are Mrs. David Chin, Wilma Eng, Principal Kim Wong, Virginia Chinn and Sammy Wong. |
Chinese Give #300 Raised To Swell Holiday Drive Total |
1997.024.016.114 |
Article |
Miss Jean Loh is looking over the modern Chinese ply,'Ya P'O'' with Mrs. Walter F. Clift in preparation for the theater party which the China Club of Seattle will sponsor . |
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1997.024.016.115 |
Article |
Mrs. Young B. Lee is holding a Chinese lantern she will hang on her porch for the "Mothers' March on Polio". |
Lanterns, Too |
1997.024.016.116 |
Article |
Betty Young, president of Hwa Sheh Chinese student Club presented poem to 'Hong Kong' star, Rhonda Fleming. Rhonda is also bestowed the name, "Fu Londa". |
Actress, Now "Fu Londa," Gets Poem From Chinese Students. |
1997.024.016.117 |
Article |
Young Chinese Yick Lee, Les Chan, Johnny Dong and Bill Sing from Cathay Post No. 186 are shown at King County Central Blood Bank where they watched Bernadine Ditter work slides at 'dissecting scope' |
Chinese Star Helping Blood Bank Drive: Project Aimed At Showing Hatred For Reds |
1997.024.016.118 |
Article |
Members of Chinese Community, Dahlia Marr, Helen Wong, Lanna Locke admire antique porcelain in Chin Han Home. They will assist during international settlement benefit auction. |
International Auction Sale will Benefit Summer Seafair Festival |
1997.024.016.119 |
Article |
-Miss Jane Hanada and Miss Tsukiyo Tanino, wearing Japanese kimonos will be at the International Auction.
-Exquisite embroidered Mandarin jackets similar to the red and silver one modeled by Mrs. Philip Mar will also be available at the auction.
-Mr. Frank Ortega had his arms filled with Philippine-made articles made by Miss Beverly Garcia. |
International Auction: Oriental Craftsmanship Shown |
1997.024.016.120 |
Article |
A little Chinese girl, Roberta Fong wrote what was in her heart and today her composition was issued as the official Thanksgiving Day proclmation of histoirc Rhode Island. |
Chinese Girl's Theme Official Proclamation For Thanksgiving |
1997.024.016.121 |
Article |
Patrica Munsel, Spokane-born soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, received a bouquet and scroll from three Seattle girls last night at intermission time in her recital at the Civic Auditorium. |
SCROLL FOR PRACTICE |
1997.024.016.122a&b |
Article |
Ruby Eng, Foon Woo and Donna Eng is admiring luxurious attire, priceless gowns from old China. Nine dragon gowns will be shown at the China Club's 36th annual dinner to be held Monday at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. |
Pricelss Gowns |
1997.024.016.123 |
Article |
Chieftain star, Ray Soo, struggles for a rebound in the recent southern tour of Seattle University. |
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1997.024.016.124 |
Article |
-Candidadates for Boys' Club office, Garfield High School:
Don Drury, Guy Wong, Don Wright, George Holifield, Gordon Johnson, Mike Posner, Dick Byington, Dan Niles.
-Candidates for Girls' Club Officers, Garfield High School:
Lorna Prim, Bylieu Helwig, Jeanie Jue, Janet Okamoto, Elizabeth Rivers, Barbara Mar, Mitsue Yanagihara, Gael Burns, Sue Shimming, Francine Shulman, Gerry Brady, Marian Namba, Irene Yamauchi, Carolyn Blomgren. |
Safari Seeks Boys' Club Officers
Who will be Girls' Club Officers For 1952-53? |
1997.024.016.125 |
Article |
Deanna Eng and Dave Wright have been selected by the Capitol Hill Lions Club as Boys and Girls of the month for February. |
Deanna Eng, Dave Wright Given Honor By Capitol Hill Lions |
1997.024.016.126 |
Article |
Spring pledges to the G.N. Chapter of Quill and Scroll are: Mary Louise Baker, Sylvia Nomura, Katherine Hamano, Elaine Lewis, Kay Chin, Ruby Luke. Yuki King, Betty Arase, Luanne Shaw, Joy Addicoat, May Nakamura and Bill Semon. Not shown on the picture: Bob Stern and Guy Wong. |
Quill and Scroll Chosses 14 Pledges |
1997.024.016.127 |
Article |
Foon Woo, a graduate of Garfield High School, was named Miss Chinatown at ceremonies in the Chinese Benevolent Association Hall. |
Seattle Chinese Royalty |
1997.024.016.128 |
Article |
Dr. Henry Luke crowned Miss Foon Woo, queen of Chinese Community. Miss Woo's princesses are Trixie Leong and Dahila Marr. |
Chinese Queen |
1997.024.016.129 |
Article |
The Chinese community drill team is getting ready for their parate in Seafair festivities. Shown in the picture are Fannie Wong, Norma chun, Donna Eng, Grace Woo, Amelia Chinn, Glady Eng, Sandra Chun, Gloria Chinn, Tina Chin, Elinore Eng, Sandra Chinn, Ann Locke, Trixie Leong and Alyce Eng. |
ORIENTAL PAGEANTRY |
1997.024.016.130 |
Article |
The Rev. Lincoln Eng, new deacon-in-charge of the Episcopal Church of the Advent, meet some children of congregation members. |
Making Friends: Pastor Wins Children After 4 Days on Job |
1997.024.016.131 |
Article |
Fanny Wong and Hannah Chinn try on costumes, brought from China by Ping and Ruby Chow, for the Chinese Community Drill Team t wear in the Seafair Parade. |
Chinese Paraders Proud of Job |
1997.024.016.132 |
Article |
Barbara Mar, "G" club president, also is very active in 4N club, Pep Club, girls' honorary service organization, student council, ticket committee, Senior representative. Senior commencement committee, Gold Seal. |
Barbara Mar |
1997.024.016.133 |
Article |
Four International Queens, Foon Woo(Chinese queen), Adelia Avery (Negro queen), Rosita de Leon(Filipino queen), Sumi Mitsui (Japanese queen) met their crown-bearers, Larry Louie, Gary Johnson, David Belmonte and George Shinbo. The queens will be crowned at the International Coronation Ball. |
International Queens |
1997.024.016.134 |
Article |
A 102-foot dragon was being assembled today as part of the Chinese Community entry in the main and torch-light parades of the Seattle Seafair. |
SEAFAIR DRAGON |
1997.024.016.135 |
Article |
Jeannie stands only 5 feet tall, but is one of the most ambitions girls in the school. |
Feature Girl Spook Jeannie Jue |
1997.024.016.136 |
Article |
A giant dragon curled its way along the Seafair parade route as a crowd of 100,000 watched. |
SEAFAIR PAGEANTRY:CHINESE ENTRY |
1997.024.016.137 |
Article |
Many stayed on curbstone to watch Seafair Parade: Among the crwods are Mrs. Joseph Gianola and her toddler sons, Fred and Jack, Mrs. Henry Woo and her 4 year old son, Larry. |
NATURAL ACTORS |
1997.024.016.138 |
Article |
A little booklet introducing the four International Queens:
Sumi Mitsui, Japanese queen
Rosita de Leon, queen of the Filipino community
Foon Woo, Miss Chinatown
Adelia Avery, Negro queen and Miss International center of 1952 |
International Centennial Festival 1952 |
1997.024.016.139a&b |
Article |
The Chinese community Drill team, wearing red Chinese costumes, keep perfect step as they proceed across the parade field at Seward Park during the 19th annual Rainier District Powwow Sunday. |
Fancy Steppers Draw Cheers At Powwow: Precision Drill At Big Show |
1997.024.016.140 |
Article |
Thirteen inspirational girls of 131 nominated were elected to the Radiance Roll April 16, 1952. They are Joan Allen, Beverly Brear, Carolyn Blomgren, Eleanor Klein, Nancy Pitman, May Catherine O'Connor, Janet Shapiro, Deana Eng, Joyce Toshi, Marka Weinmann, Marian Miller, Foon Woo and Gael Burns. |
Thirteen Girls Compose 1952 Radiance Roll |
1997.024.016.141 |
Article |
Foon Woo (princess of Seattle's Chinese community), admired a hand-carved object from HongKong as John A. McNeill, a custom entry officer, unpacked the crate. |
HONGKONG ART |
1997.024.016.142 |
Article |
Foon Woo and Natalie Thomas, Garfield High School grads were both candidates for Seattle Seafair queen. |
Grads Seafair Princesses |
1997.024.016.143 |
Article |
Miss Helen Chinn's engagement to Mr. Howard Fong has been announcement. |
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1997.024.016.144 |
Article |
Foon Woo, Seattle Chinese Community princess, holding a hand-carved ivory fan from Hong Kong, smiles an invitation to the Far East International Trade Fair, to be held in the Civic auditorium Sept. 6-14, 1952 |
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1997.024.016.145 |
Article |
'Fun Fest' acts are under way for Garfield High School students and teachers. |
'Comic Cinerama' Theme Of Garfield's '53 Funfest |
1997.024.016.146 |
Article |
Girls of Y.W.C.A. high-school Y-Teen Clubs, put Christmas wrapping on chocolate to be sent to girls in Korea, HongKong and Italy. |
CHRISTMAS CANDY FOR OVERSEAS |
1997.024.016.147 |
Article |
Rev. Paul Fong, of a Chinese Baptist Church, hosts an Easter sermon: "Resurrection and Rediscovery." |
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1997.024.016.148 |
Article |
New honor society officers admire cups awarded to Garfield several years ago for maintaining the greatest percent of honor students for three years in succession at two different instances. Shown in the picture are, Guy Wong, president, Dick Crews, secretary-treasurer, Richard Campbell, vice-president and Mr. William Calder, adviser. |
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