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Sumio Tsuyuki, Japanese employee of the Burpee Seed Company, Lompoc : 1933.
Date
1933
Description
Sumio Tsuyuki stands on a doorstep.
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Mr. Sakanashi, a Japanese foreman at the Burpee Seed Company, Lompoc : 1933. He lived on the Burpee property in a house provided by Burpee.
Date
1933
Description
Mr. Sakanashi stands near young plants in a garden that has rows on string between poles. Two-story building is in background.
Title
A Japanese employee threshing calendulas by hand at Burpee's Foradale Farms, Lompoc : 1939.
Date
1939
Description
A Burpee worker holds a pitchfork upwards near mounds of harvested calendula plants some of which are laying on a ground tarp.
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The summer crew at the W. Atlee Burpee See Company Floradale Farms, Lompoc : about 1935. Members of Japanese families included are: Mary Tashiro, Mr. and Mrs. Sakanashi, Mr. Honda, Mr. Hirashi, Mas Honda, Sumino Tsuyuki.
Date
1935
Description
Group portrait of the W. Atlee Burpee See Company's summer crew at Floradale Farms, Lompoc.
Title
Toshi C. Inouye, Lompoc High School, Class of 1936. Toshi was active in music and performing arts through high school. When she married, her husband, Hinode, took her name. As with all other Japanese [Americans], they too had to evacuate the coast in 1942. But Toshi and her husband came back to rear two children in Lompoc, a boy and a girl. Toshi lived there until her death in December 1993.
Date
circa 1936
Description
Close up photograph of Toshi C. Inouye.
Title
Miyoko Iwamoto, Lompoc High School, Class of 1939. Miyoko was known as "Miyo." Her family was among those who were evacuated from the California coast in 1942.
Date
circa 1939
Description
Close up photograph of Miyoko Iwamoto.
Title
Ichiro Ota, active in track and basketball at Lompoc High School. Graduated in 1936.
Date
circa 1936
Description
Close up photograph of Ichiro Ota.
Title
June Tokuyama as a young girl in Lompoc, about 1930. She was a 1938 Lompoc High School graduate and a member of the Scholarship Society.
Date
circa 1930
Description
June Tokuyama wears traditional Japanese clothing and sits on couch.
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Christening party for Adeline Cabreana, Guadalupe Produce Labor Camp, Lompoc : 1932. Seated L-R: Margarita Bautista, unidentified, Maria Salutan, Mati holding the baptized Adeline, Maria Tenequez Cabreana, and Margarita Cabatuan. Standing: Maria Putin, Insay Mansalvas, Justa Abenida, unidentified, Maria Completo, and Bernalda Tenequez. In the driver's seat: Sarapio Cabatuan, nearest car; Santiago Salutan, distant car.
Date
1932
Description
Group portrait of the christening party for Adeline Cabreana with two rows of women and one baby in foreground. Three men are in the background in or near three cars. Image originally obtained by Ernie Cabreana.
Title
Dadong Ramil of Oceano at Camp Cook (presently Vandenberg Air Force Base), Lompoc : 1948.
Date
1948
Description
Smiling Dadong Ramil in Air Force unifrom wears a backpack at Camp Cook. Image originally obtained from Ernie Cabreana.
Title
Seventh Annual Lompoc Filipino Community Picnic, Miguelito Park, Lompoc : July 28, 1940. Present is the Honorable Francisco Varona, Labor Comissioner and head of the National Division at the Resident Comissioner's office in Washington, D. C.
Date
1940 July 28
Description
Outodoor group portait of people attending the Seventh Annual Lompoc Filipino Community Picnic.
Title
Grave stone inscribed in Japanese, Evergreen Cemetery, Lompoc.
Date
undated
Description
Grave stone at Evergreen Cemetery, Lompoc, with the following inscritption, "Salchi Nakamura 1875-1929," and three columns of Japanese characters.
Title
Grave stone. Gin Chow : 1857-1933. Evergreen Cemetery. Gin Chow was the most famous Chinese farmer in Lompoc. He was the weather prophet, political analyst and sage of his time. Gin Chow farmed in Goleta until 1911, when he moved to Lompoc. He came to the U.S. from China in 1873, with the intention of getting rich like most Chinese immigrants. He worked for Col. W. W. Hollister's Glen Annie Ranch in Goleta, farmed on 22 acres later, and eventually moved to Lompoc, buying 32 acres east of town.
Date
undated
Description
Grave stone at Evergreen Cemetery, Lompoc, with the following inscritption, "Gin Chow 1857 - 1933 The Prophet."
Title
Mas Honda, a Japanese employee of the Burpee Seed Company : Lompoc : 1939 ; he is seen here on the left, sewing cages to isolate the seed specimens.
Date
1939
Description
Mas Honda and another man sew cloth at cabinet sewing machines at Burpee Seed Company, Lompoc.
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Mr. Hayashi and Mr. Tabuchi, Japanese workers using the hand flower seed planters : 1939.
Date
1939
Description
Japanese workers, Mr. Hayashi and Mr. Tabuchi, walk in field and each pushes a small hand flower seed planter.
Title
Japanese employees screening seed by hand for Burpee Seeds : Lompoc : 1939.
Date
1939
Description
Three hatted men stand in field screening seed by hand for Burpee Seeds, Lompoc. One employee shovels soil onto shallow screen tray that the other two men hold.
Title
Japanese employees threshing by hand at W. Atlee Burpee Company, Floradale Farms, Lompoc : 1939.
Date
1939
Description
At Floradale Farms, Lompoc, W. Atlee Burpee Company workers use pitch forks on dried stalks in field; in background three other people stand.
Title
Domingo Manfrina and Japanese workers harvesting sweet pea seeds at the Burpee Seed Company, Floradale Farms, Lompoc : 1939.
Date
1939
Description
At Burpee Seed Company, Floradale Farms, in Lompoc, four workers stand near large mound of dried sweet pea plants. One worker stands near a threshing machine. Case tractor is at viewer's left.
Title
Japanese employees cutting and stacking sweet pea seeds at the Floradale Farms, grown by the Burpee Seed Company : 1939 ; mules were used in this operation until the 1950s.
Date
1939
Description
At Floradale Farms, Burpee Seed Company employees work in sweet pea field. Also in the field are mules and a flatbed truck with a sign on truck door, "Burpee Seeds Grow."
Title
Japanese Fashion Show : Jamboree, Lompoc High School, La Purisima : 1936 ; ten percent of the 1936 class graduating from Lompoc High School was Japanese ; the influence of the Orient prevailed when the students chose to include a Japanese Fashion Show in their Jamboree ; yearbook photo, 1936.
Date
1936
Description
High school students in traditional Japanese attire pose in front of floral backdrop at the Japanese Fashion Show at Lompoc High School, La Purisima. Ten percent of the 1936 graduating class was Japanese.
Title
The Scholarship Society, Lompoc High School : 1938 ; the Society was an example of the hardworking and academically conscientious Japanese students ; president: LeRoy Bowersox ; secretary-treasurer: Margaret Martin ; seniors: LeRoy Bowersox, Hanako Shirokawa, June Tokuyuma, Thelma Donelson, Margaret Martin, Mary Henderson, and Wilma Lewis ; juniors: Yaeko Iwamoto, Kimiko Sokanashi, and Miyoko Iwamoto ; sophomores: Shirley Martin, Megumi Hotta, Evelyn Houck, and Takeo Iwamoto.
Date
1938
Description
Lompoc High School Scholarship Society students stand in two rows on steps in front of building
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Christening party for Adeline Cabreana : Guadalupe Produce Labor Camp, Lompoc : 1932 ; the house Adeline and her brother Ernie were born in still stands, but is old and unoccupied ; back row L-R: Margaret Bautista, two unidentified, Irineo Cabreana holding son Ernie ; seated L-R: Nellie Abenido, Aurelia "Iree" Abenido, Visitacion "Viz" Abenido, five unidentified, Rudy Pili, Pastoria Deparini and Euphrasia Deparini.
Date
1932
Description
Guadalupe Produce Labor Camp christening party including twelve children and babies who are seated in front. Three adults stand behind with 4 children. Vehicles are parked in back of the group, but two vehicles have occupants, possibly Sarapio Cabatuan and Santiago Salutan. Image originally obtained from Ernie Cabreana.
Title
Guadalupe Produce Farm Workers : 1936 ; Tony Lapiz and sugar beet cutting crew with a truck load of sugar beets.
Date
1936
Description
Guadalupe produce farm workers stand or sit on outside of flatbed truck that carries a load of sugar beets. Image originally obtained from Ernie Cabreana.
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![Toshi C. Inouye, Lompoc High School, Class of 1936. Toshi was active in music and performing arts through high school. When she married, her husband, Hinode, took her name. As with all other Japanese [Americans], they too had to evacuate the coast in 1942. But Toshi and her husband came back to rear two children in Lompoc, a boy and a girl. Toshi lived there until her death in December 1993.](http://blackgold.lunaimaging.com:80/MediaManager/srvr?mediafile=/Size1/blackgold~1~1/10/BG-AP-14-069.jpg)
