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The Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists was officially incorporated in December 1976.

George Quereau was the stepson of Frank Roby , who is identified in the 1920 federal census as Henry Chung's foster father. By that time, Quereau was divorced from his wife Annette.

The Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists was officially incorporated in December 1976.

Letters, addressed to the members of the Congress and the President of the United States, signed by An Chang Ho, the President of the Korean National Association and by Earl K. Paik, Secretary, appointing Henry Chung as representative of the interests of Koreans outside of Korea.

Katherine Yim was the daughter of Henry Chung's friends, Chung Koo and Ai-Sung (Whang) Yim.

Acquaintence of Henry Chung

The Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists was officially incorporated in December 1976.

Eugene was the son of King Bernard Kim and his wife Ruth (Emond).

At the commencement ceremony at which he received his PhD, Henry Chung sat on the same platform as President Warren G. Harding. He addressed the audience on the topic of his dissertation, "The Case of Korea."

Henry Chung graduated from the Nebraska State Normal School (Kearney State Normal) in 1914.

Lee Jong Chul was an instructor at the Young Korean Military School.

The Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists was officially incorporated in December 1976.

Mittie Beecher was an English teacher at Kearney High School and was a sponsor of Henry Chung's senior class and one of his early supporters.

The Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists was officially incorporated in December 1976.

These photos were taken during the time that Carleton Kendall was engaged to Joan London (daughter of author Jack London).

The Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists was officially incorporated in December 1976.

King Bernard Kim and Ruth (Emond) Kim were the parents of Eugene Kim.

"Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen" is a musical adaptation of the play, "Teahouse of the August Moon"

The Korea Mission, at 1519 south Hill Street, was the focal point for the very first Koreans to live in Los Angeles.

The Association of Asian/Pacific American Artists was officially incorporated in December 1976.

Northeastern State Teachers College (colloquially called "Tahlequah Normal") is now Northeastern State University

Henry Chung lived with the Roby family during his high school and undergraduate years in Kearney, Nebraska. Frank Roby is identified in the 1920 federal census as Henry Chung's foster father.