Permission to publish an image or excerpt for profit from the Topaz High School newspapers in the Ronald “Tubby” Yoshida Collection must obtain permission from the Topaz Museum as the owner of the physical items. In instances when the copyright ownership is not clear it is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain copyright permission. All uses of the collection must credit the Topaz Museum, P.O. Box 241, Delta, Utah 84624.
Description
An issue of "The Ram-Bler," a high school newspaper "published bi-monthly during the school year by the Journalism students of Topaz City High School editorial staff" at the Topaz incarceration camp in Delta, Utah. Pages 3-4 are missing. The Ronald “Tubby” Yoshida Collection contains school newspapers published by Topaz Junior High School and Topaz High School at the Topaz incarceration camp in Delta, Utah during World War II. Included are "Baby Ram," "Topaz Times Jr." and "Topazzette" which was continued by "The Ram-Bler." The collection was digitized and made accessible by CSUDH Gerth Archives and Special Collections.
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