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Brock Adams - Congressman and United States Secretary of Transportation •
Kichio Allen Arai - architect who designed several Buddhist temples in the Pacific Northwest •
Alice Ball - chemist who developed the most effective treatment for leprosy during the early 20th century. •
Doris Brougham - Taiwanese educator and Christian missionary. •
Kenneth Callahan - painter and muralist •
Leo Calland - athlete, coach, and San Diego city parks administrator •
Andrew Chinn - artist and art educator •
Fay Chong - artist and educator •
J. Ira Courtney - sprinter who competed at the 1912 Summer Olympics •
Ky Ebright - coach for the University of California, Berkeley crew •
John Sharpe Griffith - World War I flying ace •
Donald E. Hillman - World War II flying ace •
William Ivey - abstract expressionist painter •
Leo Kenney – abstract painter •
Yu-Tang Daniel Lew - diplomat and ambasador for the
Republic of China. •
Ten Million - baseball player •
William W. Momyer - general and commander of the U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Command •
Elmer Nordstrom – businessman, co-president of Nordstrom department store •
Ruth Rappaport - librarian •
John Monk Saunders - novelist, screenwriter, and film director •
Monica Sone - author •
Julius Adams Stratton - electrical engineer, physicist, and university administrator •
Janet Thurlow – jazz singer •
George Tsutakawa - painter and sculptor •
Walter Lyle Voegtlin - gastroenterologist •
Mary Watanabe - actress known as Mary Mon Toy •
Claire Windsor - silent film actress ==References==