"Panel of Americans" from the "1959 Franciscan" yearbook (page 72)

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Photograph of San Francisco State College's Panel of Americans (established in fall of 1952 with sponsorship of English professor John Clark) representing religious, racial and ethnic groups, and consisting of an African-American student, a Catholic student, a Protestant student, a Jewish student, and a first or second generation student. The panel's purpose was to ease inter-group tensions by presenting visual and verbal proof that individuals from different backgrounds and live peacefully together. Pictured front row, left to right: Marty McFarland, Mel Bell (president), Paul Kamney, and Jean Ternoir; and back row: Dr. John Clark (faculty advisor), Mrs. Dorothy S. Bauman (executive director), Manuel Perry, and Paul Jess.

Creator
Associated Students of San Francisco State College
Date
1958-1959
Type
Photograph
Format
TIFF
Source
University Archives
Temporal Coverage
1958-1959
Rights
Public
Publisher
San Francisco: San Francisco State Teachers College Associated Students
Contributor
Meredith Eliassen
Views
2736

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