Full title:When the photographer stopped on short notice at Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, only six of the ten Japanese American students could be located. From left to right, they are Tomomi Murakami, Rohwer; Kimi Nagatani, Minidoka; Miyoka Inouye [i.e. Miyoko Inouye], Jerome; Warren Uchimoto, Gila River; George Inouye, Jerome [i.e. Tule Lake]; and Ruth Dohi, Poston. The students not shown are Bill Inouye, Jerome [i.e. Tule Lake]; Yoneji Fukunaga, Granada; Bernice Abe, Hilo, Hawaii; and Sadako Hayase, Granada.<lb /> Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. Correct spelling of Miyoko Inouye's name, and association of Inouye brothers with Tule Lake rather than Jerome, provided by a family member in Feb. 2007. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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