A portrait of Bernard Malamud, who came to the institution as a guest speaker in October 1976. Malamud was a Jewish writer who came into prominence in the post-World War II years.
A picture of Herbert G. Gutman (1928-1985), American historian, educator, administrator, editor, and author. Gutman was best known for his scholarly interest in the working class and minorities and for his writings on slavery. Typewritten in the bottom margin is, "Herbert G. Gutman, author of THE BLACK FAMILY IN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM, 1750-1925, which Pantheon will publish on September 24th, 1976. $15.95 Photo Credit: Marta Gutman." In the lower right hand corner are the handwritten words, "S.S. (CENTER MAN IN KNOCKOUT ON MECH)."