The Departmental Auditorium Constitution Avenue Between 12th and 14th Streets, N.W. in the City of Washington Admission by ticket only Please reply by Thursday, April 20, 1989 by card or telephone: 202/639-4279 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities Request for Tickets 1989 Jefferson Lecture The National Endowment for the Humanities Wednesday, May 3, 1989 requests the honor of your presence at the Washington, D.C. Eighteenth Annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities N am e___________________ “The Fateful Rift: The San Andreas Address . Fault in the Modern Mind” by City/State/Zip . Walker Percy Novelist Telephone___ Daytime Evening Number of Tickets. (limit 2 per request) Wednesday, May 3, 1989 8 o’clock p.m. Tickets will be issued in order of receipt of request Please reply by Thursday, April 20, 1989 The National Endowment for the Humanities presents the Eighteenth Annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities ‘‘The Fateful Rift: The San Andreas Fault in the Modern Mind” by Walker Percy Wednesday, May 3, 1989 8 o’clock p.m. The Departmental Auditorium Constitution Avenue Between 12th and 14th Streets, N.W. in the City of Washington Reception to follow at the National Museum of American History Constitution Avenue Admit one N o reserved seats Admission by ticket only The National Endowment for the Humanities presents the Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities Wednesday, May 3, 1989 WALKER PERCY ON STAGE AT THE DEPARTMENTAL AUDITORIUM DURING 1989 JEFFERSON LECTURE IN THE HUMANITIES WALKER PERCY ON STAGE AT THE DEPARTMENTAL AUDITORIUM DURING 1989 JEFFERSON LECTURE IN THE HUMANITIES LYNNE CHENEY, NEH CHAIRMAN, PRESENTS JEFFERSON ENGRAVING TO WALKER PERCY. BOB HOLLANDER LOOKS ON. WALKER PERCY, EIGHTEENTH JEFFERSON LECTURER, AT THE PODIUM PRESENTING HIS LECTURE, "THE FATEFUL RIFT: THE SAN ANDREAS FAULT IN THE MODERN MIND", TO AUDIENCE LYNNE CHENEY, NEH CHAIRMAN, GIVES OPENING REMARKS AT THE 1989 JEFFERSON LECTURE IN THE HUMANITIES AS ROBERT HOLLANDER, JR. (COUNCIL MEMBER) AND WALKER PERCY SIT ON STAGE AT THE DEPARTMENTAL AUDITORIUM. WALKER PERCY, EIGHTEENTH JEFFERSON LECTURER, POSES WITH JEFFERSON ENGRAVING. 9 THE DEPARTMENTAL AUDITORIUM SITE— OF THE 1989 JEFFERSON LECTURE LYNNE CHENEY, NEH CHAIRMAN, PRESENTS JEFFERSON BOOK VOLUME TO WALKER PERCY. AUDIENCE LISTENS AS WALKER PERCY DELIVERS EIGHTEENTH JEFFERSON LECTURE AT THE DEPARTMENTAL AUDITORIUM WALKER PERCY SHAKES HANDS WITH ELLIS SANDOZ FORM COUNCIL MEMBER EMBASSADOR DANIEL TERRA AND WIFE CHAT WITH MR. PERCY AT RECEPTION AFTER THE LECTURE MR. PERCY SHAKES HANDS WITH IRVING KRISTOL AS WIFE, GERTRUDE HIMMELFARB (FORMER COUNCIL MEMBER) INTRODUCES THE TWO MR PERCY SIGNS BOOK FOR GUEST AT RECEPTION AS GRANDSON LOOKS ON At ’t h p Rd Jp Io SNED AUT°GRAPHS FOR MANY THE RECEPTION AFTER THE LECTURE MR. PERCY TAKES A BREAK FROM SIGNING AUTOGRAPHS TO CHAT WITH A GUEST FOND ADMIRERS OF WALKFR Pronv t h e Tr e c e p t i o n Hto s a ?Lh e ™ ° UGH0UT MR. PERCY REMEMBERS AS HE CHATS WITH A GUEST MARTHA KOMIAK CHATS WITH GUESTS AT THE RECEPTION MR. PERCY CHATS WITH SUSAN HOUSTON OF NEA MR. PERCY GIVES GRANDSON A HUG AS LYNNE CHENEY LOOKS ON TOM METTS CHATS WITH GUESTS AT RECEPTION KATHRYN GIBSON AND JIM VORE (NEH STATE PROGRAMS) WITH WIFE BARRY WHITE OF OPM POSES AT RECEPTION ELIZABETH LITTLE OF THE NMAH CHATS WITH GUESTS DC HUMANITIES CHAIRMAN WITH GUESTS AT RECEPTION JOHN ANDREWS CHATS WITH GROUP BEFORE THEY LEAVE RECEPTION GLENN MARCUS (NEH GENERAL PROGRAMS) CHATS WITH HRATCH GREGORIAN AND WIFE WALKER PERCY SIGNS AUTOGRAPH FOR PAUL HATCHETT AND GRANDSON LOOKS ON June 1990 Lewis A. Lawson, foremost Percy scholar at the University of Maryland (center) meets Walker Percy for the first time. MEMBER OF OHIO HUMANITIES COUNCIL CHATS WITH KATHRYN GIBSON NATIONALHumanities ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3 • MAY/JUNE 1989 :m*mwrn»w Jeffersqn^Cecturer.