Retired Professor donating, records to UMD Libraries—Hugo Kessing says the the inspiration for buying his first vinyl record at age 12 wasn't complicated: "I had begun
to take notice of girls," he recalls, "and soon discovered that they were more interested in boys that knew something about music."
A national educational foundation has pledged $500,000 to increase the number of scholarships available to the brightest students from the state of Maryland.
• Dr. David C. Driskell, Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland
• Mrs. Alma Gildenhorn '53, Philanthropist
• Mr. Lowell R. Glazer '55, President, A & G Management Company, Inc.
• Mr. Barry P. Gossett, CEO, Acton Mobile Enterprises
•Mr. William E. Mayer '66,'67, Partner, Park Avenue Equity Partners
Honorary Campaign Co-Chairs
• Mr. A. James Clark '50, Chairman and CEO, Clark Enterprises, Inc.
• Dr. Robert E. Fischell '53, Chairman, Fischell Biomedical, LLC