Alice Fong from the "1926 Franciscan" yearbook (page 65)

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The first yearbook for San Francisco State was published in 1926. This edition of the Franciscan presented a time capsule of young ladies with bobbed hairstyles and one Asian American student, Alice Fong. Chinese Americans traditionally attended special segregated schools in San Francisco. Alice Fong Yu, the first Chinese American hired as a bilingual teacher in a San Francisco public school, graduated from San Francisco State in 1926.

Created by
The Student Body, San Francisco State Teachers College
Date
1925-1926
Type
Photograph
Format
TIFF
Source
University Archives
Locale
1925-1926
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Public
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3732

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