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Phillips a Cademy Andover, Massachusetts Phillips Academy ' Andover,.Massachusetts ORDER OF EXERCISES at EXHIBITION Sunday, June Eighth Nineteen Hundred Ninety-Seven Two Hundred Nineteenth Year Phillips Academy Andover, Massachusetts PROCESSION Seniors, Trustees, Faculty Emeriti and Faculty Processional Airs and Marches. Clan MacPherson Bagpipe Band INVOCATION Rabbi Neil Kominsky, D.D. Jewish Chaplain "America" Brass Ensemble with the Assembly My country, 'tis of thee, Our fathers' God, to Thee, Sweet land of liberty, Author of Liberty. ' Of thee I sing; To'Thee we sing; Land where my fathers died, Long may our land be bright Land of the Pilgrims' pride, With freedom's holy light; From every mountain side Protect us by Thy might, Let freedom ring. Great God, our King. Samuel Francis Smith, 1808-1895 Andover Theological Seminary, 1832 INITIATION CEREMONY OF THE CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Jean M. St. Pierre, A.B., M.A. Secretary oj the Andover Chapter Hale Sturges II, A.B., M.A. President of the Andover Chapter The following members of the class of 1997 were elected in February 1997: Mary Allen Beman Seth Wilbur Moulton Benjamin J.Chen Kanu Martin Okike Brian Alan Chemoff Anne Dickinson Piatt ' Addisu Solomon Demissie Todd Mischa Pugatch Kathleen Meghan Doherty Shivani Motkar Reddy Kelly Ann Grieco Grace Anna Rollins Emily Yuriko Ingram Rebecca Karen Schrage Melissa Ann Jackson . David I. Shunian Robert Michael Kinast Anosha Damindi Siripala Neil Kumar Justin Van Dyne Skinner Jeremy Michael Kurzyniec Abigail Rebekah Spieler Nicholas John Kwaan Adam Roger Steinert Joshua David Lemaitre Brian Edward Tison Alice Naomi Sophronia Lewis Nicholas Jon Vantzelfde Jamie Gail Lipman Caroline Noble Whitbeck Kevin Michael Manning Clifford Zhehong Wong Lauren Taylor Martin Brian Wing Nie Woo Mayako Michino The following members of the. class of 1997 were elected in June 1997: Altnut Balleer Dana Parnes Katherine Benedict Beebe Kimberly Whitcomb Pope Anne Peterson Bourneuf Jonathan Stephen Pytka James Webster Coates' Peter Adam Robbins Nicholas Walton Collins Deeb Amin Salem " Elyse Jones Cowgill Olivia Peck Simantob Sufia Simjee Dadabhai Shana Clare Stump Jason Souran-Der Ananian James Jan Sullivan ' Hillary Kathryn Dresser Simone Thavaseelan Rebecca Heatherly Gutner Julia B. Tieman Niels Henrik Heilmann Tania Torres-Sanchez Richard Thomas Hogan Pantila Vanichakarn Adele Iozzelli Tiziana. Vargas Wilmot Higgins Kidd IV Yauvana Venkataraman Harry Benjamin Larman Justin William Weir Christopher Russell Leighton Eleanor Patricia Williams Trang Quynh Nguyen Thomas Winfrey Witherspoon III Alexis Michelle Olans Wiriai Wongsurawat Amy Elizabeth O'Neal ' SONATA NO. 22 By Johann Pezel (1639-1694) ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZE'S Non Sibi Award- Yale Bowl Faculty Prize Madam Sarah Abbot Award Aurelian Honor Society Prize ADDRESS . Justin Van Dyne Skinner President ojthe School ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Barbara Landis Chase, A.B, M.L.A. Head of School AWARDING OP DIPLOMAS Vincent Bede John Avery, S.T.L., S.T.D. Dean of Studies David M. Underwood '54, A.B., LL.D. President ofthe Board of Trustees "Gaudeamus" Brass Ensemble with the Assembly Gaudeamus, igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Gaudeamus, igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Post jucundam juveritutem, post molestam senectutem, Nos habebit humus, nos habebit humus. Vivat Academia! Vivant professores! Vivat Academia! Vivant professores! Vivat membrum quodlibet! Vivant membra quaelibet! Semper sint in flore! Semper sint in flore! Thirteenth Century BENEDICTION The Reverend Michael Ebner Protestant Chaplain The Reverend Michael Hall, O.S.B., M.A., Ph.D. Roman Catholic Chaplain RECESSION " Recessional Airs and Marches Clan-MacPherson Bagpipe Band The assembly will please remain standing during the recession. Diplomas and certificates will be distributed immediately-after these exercises. Senior women carry roses in the tradition of Abbot Academy. All guests, including individuals using cameras or video equipment, are asked to respect the integrity of the ceremonies by observing the string barriers during the Commencement Exercises and by remaining outside the' circle and behind the seniors-throughout the distribution of diplomas. The steps of the Addison Gallery are recommended for formal graduation photographs.' The head of school an'd the faculty invite the class and their families to a reception on the Great Lawn by the Armillary. Sphere, or if it rains, in the Sumner Smith Hockey Rink. DEPARTMENT PRIZES ART CLASSICS John Metcalf Prize Benner Prize in First-year Greek Jennifer S. Kim Caroline Noble Whitbeck Morse Prize Catlin Prize in Latin and Greek Jon Paul Bacariza Jeremy Michael Kurzyniec . Richard David Gentzler III Caroline Noble Whitbeck Fera Gerstenberger Olivia Nora Mark Cook Prize in Hopieric Greek Daniel Scott Rabinovitz Jeremy Michael Kurzyniec Betsy Waskowitz Rider Prize Department Prize for Latin Tranlsation Alice Mei Kei Chan Orion Buchanan Montoya Wilmot Higgins Kidd IV Alice Naomi Sophronia Lewis Dove Prize in Vergilian Latin Dylan vonPrelle Pecelli June Arrington Anna Lindley Post Emily Wegner Weir Prize in New Testament Greek Jeremy Michael Kurzyniec-(first) Thompson Prize Socrates Vasilios Kakoulides (third) Elizabeth M.K. Bonczar Caroline Noble Whitbeck (third) Laura Anne Kindred ENGLISH Pamela Weidenman Memorial Prize Charles Snow Bums Poetry Prize Misun Isabelle Chung - Caroline Noble Whitbeck Elyse Jones Cowgill Kathleen Meghan Doherty Charles C. Clough Essay Prize Erica Adams' Goldberg Anosha Damindi Siripala Michael S. Hong Laura Katherine Jordan Draper Prize Sacha Tze-Wei Kuo Jay Korea -Moon Jr. Derek Trent Neathery Dana Parnes Sumner R. Kates Prize Shivani Motkar Reddy Trang Quynh Nguyen Robert Andrew Riddle Olivia Peck Simantob Jennifer Lauren Smith Adam Jonathan Tober Matthew Harris Wilder ATHLETICS FRENCH Abbot Athletic Award Taylor Prize Anne Dickinson Piatt Kimberly Whitcomb Pope Press Club Award James Hooper Grew Prize Angela Lynn Francisco Olivia Peck Simantob Richard Maurice Powell Jr. GERMAN Schubert Key Stevenson Prize Kanu Martin Okike Kathleen Meghan Doherty Tania Torres-Sanchez Harold J. Sheridan Award Nicholas Chadbourne Wilson HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Class of 1946 Economics Prize ' Raymond. T. Tippett Award Todd Mischa Pugatch (first) Jarrett Christopher Bayliss Kevin Michael Manning (second) Brian Alan Chernoff (third) CHINESE Neuman Prize . Christopher Russell LeightOn James Jan Sullivan Stephen Tsou HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE, continued MUSIC, continued Dawes Prize Ainsworth B. Jones Prize James Jan Sullivan (first) Jay Korea Moon Jr. Kelly Ann Grieco (second) Yauvana Venkataraman Luis Angel Gonzalez Jr-. (third) Andrew-Forrest Zeitlin Oliver R. Grace Prize CarTF. Pfatteicher Prize -Elizabeth Lee Clinkenbeard (first) Julia Miriam Bell Rasaan Alejandro Ogilvie Herbert Scoville Jr. Memorial Prize Matthew Matsukane Imai Romaine , Richard David Gentzler III (second) Abigail Rebekah Spieler • " Edwin Renato Rodriguez (second) Edward P. Poytner Choral Prize ITALIAN Jason Osborne Billy Vincent Pascucci Prize Nicholas Walton Collins Melissa Ann Jackson Theodore Wiley DeWitt III Elizabeth Anne Hedstrom Lindsay Rachel McCarthy MATHEMATICS William F. Graham Prize Roberts. Warsaw Music Prize Anne Dickinson Piatt Lavell Vance Blackwell Nathan Thaddeiis Hetherington Galbiati Prize Adam Jonathan Tober Justin William" Weir RUSSIAN Bernard Joseph Award Benjamin C. and Kathleen S. Jones Prize Justin William Weir Shana Clare Stump Maynard Prize' SCIENCE Mayako Michino (second) Melissa Ann Jackson (third) Chemistry 58 Prize Winai Wongsurawat (first) McCurdy Prize •Shivani Motkar Reddy (third) Kelly Ann Grieco (first) Emily Yuriko Ingram (second) Graham Prize in Natural Science Benjamin J. Chen Watt Prize Addisu Solomon Demissie Winai Wongsurawat (fourth) Kanu Martin Okike Justin William Weir (fifth) Nicholas Jon Vantzelfde MUSIC Marsh Prize in Biology Grace Anna Rollins Milton Collier Prize Julia B. Tieman Scoville Prize Charles Cutter Prize Kevin Crawford Cline - Erik Rudolf Limpaecher Abigail Rebekah Spieler Nicholas Chadbourne Wilson Fuller Concert Band-Prize SPANISH Addisu Solomon Demissie Shirley Elizabeth Mills Donald E. Merriam Memorial Prize Matthew Matsukane Imai Romaine- Sufia Simjee Dadabhai Justin William Weir Pan American Society Award Fuller Jazz Band. Prize Brandon Leif Stroman Peter Adam Robbins Adam Jonathan Tober Angel Rubio Prize Justin William Weir Simone Thavaseelan Jason Michael Wooten - THEATRE Bassett Watts Hough Prize N. Penrose Hallowell Award Peter Adam Robbins Nicholas Walton Collins PRIZES AND AWARDS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED Ayars Prize " . Phillipian Prize Jamie Gail Lipman Michael S. Hong Patrick Robert Noonan Fuller Prize Hannah MacMartin Brooks Richard Jewett Schweppe Prize Robert David Coolidge Improvement Prize Christian William Warrington Abbot Stevens Prize' Victoria Inez Salinas Isabel Maxwell Hancock'Award Brandon Leif Stroman Sullivan Prize Danielle Camille Brown Kingsbury Prize Dorian Lee Hurley Van Duzer Prize Anosha Damindi Siripala Mark Larner Memorial Fellowship Adam Jonathan Tober Warren Prize Tania Torres-Sanchez Richard J. Phelps Summer Award Keeva Shaunte McLeod SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP Julia Alemany-Flos Valerie Yee-Hin Chow Mathematics Japanese Erin Charis Altemus Maureen Churt Theatre and Dance English Jon Paul Bacariza Misun Isabelle Chung Art Art, Japanese Almut Balleer Kevin Crawford Cline French Theatre and Dance Katherine Benedict Beebe Nicholas Walton Collins English Mathematics, Music, Theatre and Dance Mary Allen Beman Jessica Ann Contarino Biology,
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