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Diana Mara Henry Professional Record 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 Dmh@Dianamarahenry.Com 1 Institution Client Diana Mara Henry Professional Record Institution Client - Year Publication/Exhibit/Assign Photograph DMH Ephemera Other Ephemera DMH website or ment/Teach/Writing/Sale/ other link for photo Other 1959 -65; O: Lycée Français de NY DMH and Yes newspaper Teachers and see also middle school and high friends, class clippings, principal letters 1973, school years; also summer photos, drama club from and info; 1981, camp and travel programs,grade world tennis 2008, s, college championship etc. entrance programs, JFK recommendatio obituary in Le ns Trépied, wedding invites and Lycée Program of studies book 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 1 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record A: Friends color slides Color slides of Tony Ganz, Robert Strebel and son, Barbara Hodgson, Jak Papo, Edward Sonnino, Marguerite Rule, Fred Kitler, Monique Auguste, Mogens Mathiesen, Charles Treves, Tanya on Tabasco, John Wilkes, Joe Wolf, Stuart Bratesman, Barbara Kende, Chris Kende, RIck Hirsch, Daniel McNAmee, George McNAmee, Peter b. Kaplan, John Seidman, 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 2 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record A: Family and family Including friends including Dec 70 color slides trip to Joe and Hortense Clara Levy, Wolf farm; Mary's eating Annie Belle Club, Maysvile, KY Jones, Rae September 1972 and Bill Neuberger, David Drooker, Carl Henry and Edith Henry, Joshua and Emilie Jane Drooker, 1963 O: DMH stay with Georges Many letters yes, articles and Simenon and family at and postcards obituary their Château from Simenon d'Echandens, Vaud, Suisse and his children Johnny and Marie-Jo, book inscribed to DMH by the author, short story by Johnny 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 3 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record Radcliffe College 1965 - O: W: P: Harvard BA 1969 color slides of Yes,DMH letters Yes, SDS position 1969 Ferguson History Prize European to her parents statement "The 1967 for second best travel 1967 from college ("I Committee of Sophomore essay in and 19768, really think I Fifteen: The History, The Concept of including of did the best I Purges Can't Time and of History Rome; slide could Succeed" by ublished in the Journal for show in color considering I Jamie Kilbreth; the Study of Cycles ; to accompany did only 3/4 the SDS / Students Majors: English (Freshman house reading and for a Democratic year) History (Sophomore production of 2/3 of that in Society flyer Year) Government (Junior "Good Soldier the last 2 "Meeting to and Senior years.) Briggs Schweik"; days"); Discuss Hall, South House "The correspondence Procedure + (residence) Donna Madwoman of with friends; Politics of Whitney Brooks, Chaillot," Poetry; blue Commencement roommate at Briggs Hall couples, the book for Govt. WALK-OUT", South House; costume Charles River, mid-term press release by mistress ( Edith Henry youth, the exam; papers; Michael Ansara actually did the sewing) for elderly, the notes; Radcliffe of SDS, class Twelth Night or What YOu North End freshman handouts WIll presented by the (color and register, 87th including articles Leverett House Drama B+W) commencement for a film course Society; Papers: "A program with with Robert Rebours dans son siècle et speaker Rev. Gardner, dans la vie de son auteur" William Sloane reading lists and (B+), "Both Charlemagne COffin; syllabi, including and Louis IX are Summer 1968 for Italian, represented as ideal internship in Antrhopology , monarchs by their the Senate: Lawrence Wylie's biographers, Einhard and application and French Joinville. On the basis of letters of Civilization, these two works describe recommendatio American 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 4 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record Harvard Crimson 1967- P/W: Photo-editor, also Moynihan; Yes; bound Yes, May 13, 1969 some feature and news Walter copies of the 1968 Crimson writing: about If It's Gropius; Crimson, tear including front Tuesday This Must Be Eugene sheets; notes page article by Belgium; "There's no McCarthy; for article James Glassman Stopping Us" Vol CXXXXIX Dean Ford, about Rubin "Congress Views No 72, 5/25/69 front page Hilles Library, and Bardacke; Student rebellion article "There's No Fogg Art print washing as it Sees other Stopping Us" on Jerry Museum, schedule; notes Serious Crises" Rubin and Frank Bardacke Daniel Patrick from friends; of the Oakland Seven and MoynihanRog Illustrations for a speaker identified only ers "Power at as " a member of the AlbrittonSFAC Harvard Part I Boston Black Panther , Jonathan by Jeffrey C. Party"; Probing Antioch Arac 67 Alexander, College's Novel Psyche" speaking, 11/26/68 p3 (photos and feature President SFAC and page article) Radicalism-m Part Nathan one "Surrealists 7even, pages 3,4,5 Pusey, Erik renovate 2/15/69 ; Photography: Erikson, HArvard YArd Sports, Student-Faculty Stanley Fence" (photos Advisory Committee Hoffman, with no credit) 11/26/1968, Lowell House, Martin ;"Man and Hilles Library page one Peretz; Bill woman at Yale" over the masthead Baird; Lew 11/18/1968 1/19/1968 and same date Herschey illustrated with page one "2 students face Commemorat DMh photo of physicals today" by JAmes ive Freakout; English girl Glassman about Robert G. draft-card dressing by Shetterly Jr. '69 and James burning at pool and DMH R. Smith '70 who lost their Northeastern as photo editor student deferments after University on masthead Julian Wasser 1968 on O: Photographer for People Julian Wasser, Yes Yes, Harold Magazine DMH Robbins original poem for DMH 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 5 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record Harvard Magazine 1968 P: Harvard Alumni Bulletin Fence Yes December 23, 1968, painting, Volume 71, Number 5, Harvard Yard Page 6 full page spread "The Paint-In" to accompany article "Harvard is a Blank Wall" Brian Kahin 1969 A: Stills for Brian Kahin's Barbara Yes, poster Harvard Crimson student film Barbara Baby Lanckton "Shown at article, 6/2/69; [Connors], Carpenter Julia Royall 7- Josh Rubins, Center, page bio on Jane presented by email Manopoli Harvard Film Studies" Foundation for the 1969 W: P: Cycles Magazine, Yes Yes, New Yorker Study of Cycles Volume XVII, "The Concept article10/12/200 of Time and History" pg 67 9 "The Secret to 69 Published DMH Cycle" Ferguson Prize winning mentioning the essay by a Sophomore Foundation etc. History major at Harvard. Boston Globe 1968 A: P: Boston Globe TV Uncle T; Yes Pullout Jan.14 "Will Lewis Students in and his Remarkable Radio clubhouse Station" p. 18; Sunday [Mag] Mar.10, "Warmth" pgs. 22 and 25 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 6 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record Fogg Art Museum 1967 A: P: Fogg Art Museum "Two Yes Newsletter Vol. 5, No. 2, presidents at December 1967 about the the opening exhibition "Master Bronzes on December from the Classical World" 3rd: President Pusey chats with the Sculptor, Jacques Lipchitz and Mrs. Jos´´Luis Sert, wife of the Dean of the School of Design; an President Bunting of Radcliffe College" The Harvard 1968 The Harvard Lampoon Couple at Yes Lampoon Overkill Number, Vol CLVII Fogg Museum No. 5, January 1968 opening Harvard Today 1968 Harvard Today Autumn SFAC with Yes 1968, page 9, of Student- Pusey etc. Faculty Advisory committee of Harvard College,"formed in the spring", toaccompany article by Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Franklin L. Ford on "To Live with Complexity." 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 7 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record Time Magazine 1968 P: Time Magazine, Volume Nathan Pusey Yes 91, February 23,1968 and Dean Article: "The Draft" pg 17 Glimp Dana Hall School 1968,69 P: The Dana Hall Bulletin, Student Yes. Letter to Yes Vol. 30, No 6. Pg 2, 5-7; tutors; Elma Mrs. Lillian S. Vol. 31, No 2. Pg 11, 13, Lewis and Radlo: "We are 14 and back cover guitar delighted to workshop have received the October- November Dana Hall Bulliten with its wonderful pictures and story of the Dana Hall girls tutoring reading as School Volunteers. The pictures tell so well what's happening and we commend your photographer on his wonderfully candid shots." 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 8 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record Wolper Pictures, 1968 O: Publicity Peggy Cass, Yes including Yes, extensive Ltd. Assistant,06/24 to 09/07 Suzanne letter from documentation: "If It's Tuesday, This Must Pleshette, Ian publicist who shooting Be Belgium" Feature page McShane. went on to schedules, staff, in Harvard Crimson, Luke Halpin, work on PR pieces, room 3/13/1969 "It's a Michael Satyricon, on assignments, call Chameleon's Life"; feature Constantine, Fellini sheets, , page "Watching Elsa Mildred stationery movement MArtinelli" 10/21/68 Photo Natwick, orders, Letter of for "Cries and Whispers" in color slides of Apology from Sunday Republican, Donovan, Czech film board 1/27/2008 "Memory of Rhine cruise to David Wolper, Suzanne Pleshette" with David Producer of "The Wolper, stars, Bridge at crew, driver Remagen" Dave responding to Bob Silverstein's letter of compaint about "Recent charges made in the East German Press that an American FIlmm Compnay's presence in Czechoslovokia is a CIA coverup that poses a threat to the security of the Communist 3/3/15 187 Prospect St. Newport, VT 05855 [email protected] 9 Diana Mara Henry Professional Record NBC News 1969 O: Research for "From Yes, research Yes, complete Here to the Seventies", notes, letter of transcript; letters Robert "Shad" Northshield reccomendation in reaction sent Executive Produce , staffing roster to NBC; local news assignment schedule for 10/15 Vietnam Veterans 1971 A: W: Demonstration Veteran in Yes, notes and Yes, many against the War 1981 against the war in wheelchair, writings by brochures from Vietnam, Washington, DC with guns; DMH from her the veterans' (31-70) reported under a Don Carrico, interviews in groups.
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