Appendix

Exhibits, Selected AT Random

A. Administration Organization, March 31, 1943.

B. Administrative organization, September,1944.

C. Location of Activities.

D. Participation, Athletics, 1942-1943.

E. Participation, Athletics, 1943-1944.

F. Participation, Activities, 1942-1943.

G. Participation, Activities, 1943-1944.

H. Participation, Summer Activities, 1944.

I. Organization, Teen-Age Club

J. Program, Memorial Service.

K. Song Sheet Cover.

L. Jamboree, Boy Scouts.

M. Letterhead and Emblem, Boy Scouts.

N. Letterhead, Christmas Committee.

EXHIBIT A

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

March 31, 1943

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

C. B. Price

Youth Activities Leader

Margaret Sorenson

Assistant Director

Jack Kiba

Departmental Supervisor

Kaz Ikebasu

Library

Ken Hasegawa Churches

Arts & Crafts

Miss A. Lee

Sports

supervisor-George Suzuki

Men-Women-

Clubs & Org.

Supervisor-Kats Nagai

Social Activities Utility

Adults-Kenji Muraoka Youth-Ty Saito Gary Nagai

Signs & Posters Geo. Nomi

P. A. System

Agents

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION-COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES September, 1944 Exhibit B

Supervisor

Cabinet

Ass't. Supervisor

Children's Department (4 workers)

Ass't Supervisor

Youth's Department (4 workers)

Ass't. Supervisor

Adult's Department (7 workers)

Ass't. supervisor

Utility Department (15 workers)

Athletic Department (8 workers)

Ass't. Supervisor

Exhibit C

Location Of

ACTIVITIES and Institutions

(In Public Service Hall Unless Indicated) Block 1 - None

" 2 - RFCC, Sunday School. " 3 - Weaving, since summer, 1944. " 4 - Sewing class, until August, 1945; Seicho-no-iye (church); Utai

group; Nursery in barrack. " 5 - Go and Shogi room, old men.

" 6 - RFCC, Sunday School, nursery in barrack. " 7 - Shigin (classical singing); millinery class until March, 1944;

Japanese language school, summer, 1945. " 8 - Judo instructions nursery in barrack.

" 9 - Sewing class until spring, 1944; nursery. " 10 - Movies, Coop., until fall, 1944; sewing class, from summer, 1945. " 11 - Catholic church; nursery in barrack; Japanese language summer, 1945.

" 12 - Toyland. " 13 - Dry Goods Canteen, Coop. " 14 - Carving studio; shoe-shop, Coop. " 15 - Movies, Coop., until fall. 1944; Buddhist, Sunday School from

Fall, 1944; Nursery; Japanese Language School, summer, 1945. " 16 - Sewing Class, from summer 1945.

" 17 - None " 19 - Library until December, 1944; Teen-Age Club, summer 1945.

" 20 - RFCC, Sunday School and Church, and church office. " 21 - Gym and auditorium; Library after January, 1945, Coop. Canteen No. 2.

" 22 - Fire Department. " 23 - Buddhist Church; Japanese language school, summer, 1945. " 24 - Weaving, since summer 1944. " 25 - Girl Scouts. " 26 - Church, Seventh Day Adventist, summer, 1945. " 27 - Athletic Department, C. A.; Boy Scouts in barrack; Barber Shop. " 28 - Buddhist Church and Sunday School; Church office. " 29 - Sewing Project and power sewing class.

" 31 - School (Council School). " 32 - C. A. Office.

" 33 - Movies, Coop., until fall, 1944; Coop, check-cashing;Boxing gymnasium " 34 - Boy Scouts; Japanese language school, summer, 1945.

" 35 - School (Council's School). " 38 - School Band and Orchestra; Biwa Classes; Crusaders headquarters In

barrack. " 39 - Shibai storage, rehearsal, and work shop; old men's homes

" 40 - Toyland; barber shop, laundry room. " 41 - YWCA Club. " 42 - Shoe repair shop; USO, Barrack 4; Tofu factory, mess; Council;Mana-

gers, Red Cross, barrack 5; Outpost Offices,barrack 6; sewing class, barrack 6.

Attendance Participant

Event

EXHIBIT D

Figures represent hundreds

Community Activities Athletic Department

October 1942 - September 1943

Exhibit E

statistical

Summaries

S - School age Persons A - Adults Daily or Regularly Different Persons

S A S A A. Regular School

Adult Education 000 335 000 534 Secondary School 167 000 202 000 Elementary School 251 000 361 000 Total 418 335 563 534

Vocational Guidance Part-time Workers 114 000 188 000 Seasonal Workers 43 23 43 23 Total 157 23 231 23

C. Free Activities Arts and Crafts 151 89 195 150 Chorus and Piano 88 000 97 44 Folk Dancing 25 4 95 75 Orchestra 12 000 23 000 Day Camping 25 4 479 25 Summer Breeze 10 000 42 000 Teen-age Club Organizers 50 8 75 35 Movies 272 342 1217 1525 Sports 155 310 387 775 Total 788 757 2610 2629

D. Grand Totals 1363 1115 3404 3186 1. 1. The total on different persons is misleading in that

it totals "different persons" as recorded in several ac-tivities and would be the same persons in some cases.

Totals for special events are given where possible in the narrative description above. Put together, they have no special significance.

TEEN-AGE CLUB

Recreational Center for all Teen-Age

Membership: Chairman: Yasuko Honda

Advisor: Haruko Kawano Function: Receive and introduce new members; Issue membership cards

Finances Chairman: Sumio Sahara Advisor: Mrs. Josie Ikeda

Function: Recording all income and expenses; Receiving dues of 25c per 6 month- "Pay as you go"

Ex. Com. Chairman: Roy Oshima Sec'y: Misao Iaumi Advisors: Mr .Vance Mar-tin Jr., Mary Yamada

Program: Chairman: Misa Asakawa

Advisor: Masao Wakai Function: Daily program; Special events for parents and teen age; Separate programs for Jr. and Sr. Hi

Housing: Chairman: Ken Ozaki

Advisor: Mrs. Grace Kurata Function: Furnishings of recreational room; Proper facilities for programs - and decoration

Publicity: Chairman: Nellie Utsumi

Advisor: Function: Keeping the community informed of the Club activities; Announcements

Rules and Regulations: Chairman: Ruth Hirose

Advisor: Alice Mayeda Function: Age limits; Time; Do's and Don'ts; Advice from parents-assistance from parents

as chaperone

EXHIBIT I

EXHIBIT J.

McGehee, Arkansas Rohwer Relocation Center

PROGRAM for the

Third memorial service 2 P. M. May 30, 1945 at Center Auditorium Chairman: Eddie Omori

1. Color Bearers Advance 2. Opening Speech 3. Offering of Bouquet 4. Prayer 5. Scripture leading 6. Offering of Incense

7. Reading of Biography of the Honored Soldiers

8. Selection 9. Memorial Address

10. Memorial Address

11. Selection 12. Memorial Address

13. Color Bearers Retire 14. Appreciation Speech 15. Presentation of Flags to the

Surviving Families

16. Closing Address 17. Volley Salute 18. Taps

Rohwer Boy Scouts Chairman Omori Rohwer Girl Scouts Rev. Dr. S. Hata Buddhist Reverends Representatives of the Surviving Families

Mr. S. lto,Chairman of Managers. Christian Choir Mr. C. Fujino, Chairman of Community Council Mr. Hay D. Johnston, Project Director Buddhist Choir

Rohwer Boy Scouts Dr. K. Onizuka, Chairman of Welfare Commission

Mr. Eddie Omori Mr. Ray D. Johnston Mr. Eddie Omori Nisei Soldiers

Rohwer Boy Scouts

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES ROHWER W.R.A. CENTER ARK.

EXHIBIT L

Rohwer Jerome

CAMPOREE

June 19 and 20, 1943

Rohwer Relocation Center McGehee, Arkansas

EXHIBIT M

Boy Scouts of America

Rohwer Relocation Center Relocation, Ark.

Paul Shimada, Dist. Commissioner Rob't Kishita, Ass't. Dist. commissioner Herbert S. Wada, neighborhood commissioner.