"Panel of Americans" from the "1960 Franciscan" yearbook (page 132) (Updated over a year ago)

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Photograph of members of San Francisco State College's Panel of American, left to right: Douglas E. Stewart (French horn in Symphonic Band an Air Force ROTC), Peggy Sasashima (International Relations Club), Jean Ternoir (earlier Panel member), and Charlie Junior (Speaker's Bureau). The Panel of Americans was established to try to ease intergroup tensions by visually and verbally giving proof that people of different backgrounds can and do live peacefully together in one society. The Panel organized discussions for civic, social, and religious groups on campus and presented a series of weekly television programs during the summer of 1959.

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  • Creator: Associated Students of San Francisco State College
  • Date: 1959-1960
  • Title: "Panel of Americans" from the "1960 Franciscan" yearbook (page 132)
  • Description: Photograph of members of San Francisco State College's Panel of American, left to right: Douglas E. Stewart (French horn in Symphonic Band an Air Force ROTC), Peggy Sasashima (International Relations Club), Jean Ternoir (earlier Panel member), and Charlie Junior (Speaker's Bureau). The Panel of Americans was established to try to ease intergroup tensions by visually and verbally giving proof that people of different backgrounds can and do live peacefully together in one society. The Panel organized discussions for civic, social, and religious groups on campus and presented a series of weekly television programs during the summer of 1959.
  • Type: Photograph
  • Format: TIFF
  • Source: University Archives
  • Temporal Coverage: 1959-1960
  • Rights: Public
  • Publisher: San Francisco: San Francisco State Teachers College Associated Students
  • Contributor: Meredith Eliassen

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