Washington College Magazine
 
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WINTER 2002
 
Happy Birthday, Helen

Members of the College community gathered round their former First Lady for a notable birthday party last August. Pianist Stefan Scaggiari performed in Helen Gibson's honor, in the campus building named for her late husband.

It was a fitting tribute to an indomitable woman whose life has been devoted to the arts and service to Washington College, noted College President John Toll.

"Helen's passion for music, her energy and her vision have helped to shape the creative culture that distinguishes our campus and Chestertown today," he said. "Her tireless efforts have supported the Women's League of Washington College and the Washington College Concert Series, both of which she helped to establish."

Gibson was trained as a pianist. During her 20 years (1950-1970) at the College with her husband, Daniel Z. Gibson, Jr., she was a staunch advocate for the arts. More than 30 years later, it is a role she continues to play.

Highlights

Commencement Celebrations

Fire Damages Waterfront Pavilion

WC Climbs In College Rankings

Campaign Tops $84 Million

Library Checks Out New Collection

CES Launches Program For Smart Growth

Keeping Up With The Chester River

Cosmochemist Brings WC Down To Earth

New Programs Highlight Arabic/Asian Studies

Students Seek Traces Of Tubman

Look Who's Not Talking

Happy Birthday, Helen

Junior Scores With Soccer

William C. Schmoldt '69

1782 Society Hosts River Garden Party

Swimmers Are Academic All-Americans

Some Recent Ink...

Taking Tea With Chairman Karzai

Faculty/Staff Achievements

Lessons Aboard The Sultana

That morning...

Summer in Siberia

Washington College [Scrubs]

Tennis Titans Return

Alumni Attest To Lure Of WC

Nominations In Hand

Class Notes

Births and adoptions

Marriages

In memoriam

Memorializing The Dead

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WINTER 2002