Series 5: Print Publications, 1933, 1942

This small collection contains correspondence to Gladys L. Gage from her Japanese American students held in relocation centers and camps, and correspondence to her parents recalling the aspects of the relocations and teaching students spanning 1941-1942. The collection also contains roll books from 1941, autograph books, and compositions written by Gage's students at the Washington School in Seattle. Other materials in the collection include photographs and slides of Seattle, Washington, depicting the community during the period, informal publications on Japanese American relocation, school records, and several religious books. Of note is a corsage made by a student's parent from shells found in dirt banks of irrigation ditches at an internment camp in Twin Falls, Idaho.