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Left to right, Nhan T. Lam and Huong T. Truong are students in an English as a Second Language class at Seattle Central Community College, 1993.

Before World War II, many Asians attended Broadway High School in Seattle. PIctured is a page from the 1941 school yearbook of Lee Hong Chew, a graduate of the school who was killed in combat in Italy.

Pictured at center is BEtty Nahoopi, Community Education Director in Monroe, honored in 1980 as an outstanding educator by the Washington State Community Education Assocaition. At left is former Governor Dizy Lee Ray, and at right is State Senator…

Pictured are members of the Filipino Club at Franklin High School on Seattle, 1926.

This is Bunheat Khung, my brother. He brags about his muscles but forgot about his eyes. Thank you for the free camera and rolls of film.

Korean Community Counseling Center members and supporters celebrate the fourth anniversary of the organization, formed in 1983 to provide bilingual services to the Korean immigrants of Washington.

My friend Connie was trying to build a sand castle. She like to play with sand. We were at Seahurst for a school field trip.

A blend of old and new cultures can be seen in 10-year-old Kepuli Moimoi's Western shirt and Tongan tupenu or cloth wrap.

Dr. Chang-mook Sohn, a Korean immigrant who arrived in the 1970s, is executive director of the State Economic Forecast Council.

Augustina Keo, A Seattle longshoreman, came here in 1964 with 13 other Asians from Hawaii.