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I F F Phillips Academy Andover, Massachusetts ORDER OF /Iff Phillips Academy Andover, Massachusetts ORDER OF EXERCISES at EXHIBITION Sunday, June Fourth Nineteen Hundred Eighty-nine Two Hundred Eleventh Year PROCESSION Seniors, Trustees, Alumni And Faculty Processional Airs and Marches Clan MacPherson Bagpipe Band INVOCATION The Reverend Richard Karl Gross, S.J., M.A., M. Div. Roman Catholic 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 Hale Sturges, II, M.A. President ofthe Andover Chapter Lydia Butler Goetze, M.A.T. Secretary of the Andover Chapter The following members of the Class of 1989 were elected in February, 1989: NANCY ABRAMSON CADIR BATISTA LEE PAULA ANNE LILITH ADDERLEY GRACE ANN LEE BENJAMIN DUNBAR WINTHROP ALDRICH-MOODIE WILLIAM CHASE MADAR AMY LOUISE ANDERSON ALLISON MARGARET MARINO LESLIE CECILIA CHANG LAUREN ALANNA MAXIM JoAN HYUNKYUNG CHO MARISA ANN MURTAGH JONATHAN STUART CLOUGH BRITT ADAMS NEUBOHN KIRSTI BARRETT COPELAND ROBERT SAEIG OH CAITLIN O'BRIAN DeSILVEY ADAM MICHAEL PECHTER MARJORIE ROBERTSON DIAL CRAIG TILLMAN PETERS NIKOLAI YUPANQUI GONZALES HEATHER ELIZABETH POTTLE LEO FRANCESCO L. GONZALEZ ERIK JON SABOT HOWARD JONATHAN HARVIN ANUJEET SINGH SAREEN JESSICA DIANE HILL BENJAMIN JAYWOOK SHIN JUDSON LINCOLN JACOBS TAWEESUK SRISUMRID JOHN WHITAKER JAMES, Jr. EVAN DURELL STONE PETER LYON JUHAS SEAN JOSEPH SULLIVAN EMMELINE VIOLA KIM LIBERTY SWIFT PAULINE KYUNG-SHIM KOH ALEXANDER YALE WALLEY JENNIFER SHING WANG BARBARA ENGLISH LABRECQUE GRACE SING-FEIN YEH The following members of the Class of 1989 were elected in June, 1989: MARIANNA ROWLAND BAER KIMBERLY ATKINSON MARKERT LAWRENCE CHUNG-MING CHAN CARL BENEDICT McCARTHY JEFFREY CHAO-NAN CHEN ROBERT WILLIAM MOCKLER FLORENCE AMANDA BLOUT CRISP DON NAKORNTHAB KRISTIN CLAIRE DAMOUR RALPH HYLER SCOTT, III ORIOL VIDAL DE LOS SANTOS XIAO-GUANG SUN THOMAS BRUNS EATON KARINE MADELEINE THUAL MICHAEL P. V. FROESCHL DANIELLE DEBORAH VINOCUR EZRA JACOB KENIGSBERG DOROTHY CHRISTINA WEAVER MARY CATHERINE KIRTLAND NEIL LAWRENCE WEINBERG STEPHANIE SHIH-CHIEN KUO CARRIE LYNN WEINER HUI-YING LI SETH ROWLAND WHITE CYNTHIA WAN-CHING LIE ULRIKE WIEHR MARY LYNN LIM IEFFREY STEWART WILLIAMS CAROLOS LIVADAS ERIC LOUIS ZINTERHOFER Sonata No. 22 Johann Pezel (1639-1694) Brass Ensemble ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZES Non Sibi Award Yale Bowl Faculty Prize Madam Sarah Abbot Award Aurelian Honor Society Prize ADDRESS, Alexander Y. Walley, President ofthe School ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Peter Q. McKee, Ed. M., Headmaster AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS Frank M. Eccles, M.A. Dean of Studies Melville Chapin, '36, J.D. President of the Board of Trustees "Gaudeamus" Brass Ensemble with the Assembly Gaudeamus, igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Gaudeamus, igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Post juncundam juventutem, 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 John Philip Zaeder, M. Div. Protestant Chaplain Rabbi Everett Eugene Gendler, M.H.L., D.D. Jewish 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. The Headmaster and 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. PRIZES AND AWARDS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED Ayars Prize Sullivan Prize CARRIE LYNN WEINER AMY ELIZABETH DAVIS Fuller Prize Van Duzer Prize JOHN DANIEL PHELAN CRAIG TILLMAN PETERS Improvement Prize Abbot Stevens Prize ALEXANDRA STAINSBY FORT MICHELLE ANN CATHERINE YOUNG Isabel Maxwell Hancock Award Phillipian Prize TYLER CARLTON MERSON SAMUEL IAMES DOAK ORIN ANTHONY HERSKOWITZ Kingsbury Prize ROBERT E. NEAL RICHARD RIAL LEONARD A Better Chance Award For Excellence Mark Earner Fellowship SHERRY LYNNE MARTIN MARIANNA ROWLAND BAER MICHELLE ANN CATHERINE YOUNG Richard Jewett Schweppe Prize BRENDAN JOSEPH McGRAIL DEPARTMENT PRIZES ART ATHLETICS Betsy Waskowitz Rider Art Award Harold J. Sheridan Award MARIANNA ROWLAND BAER DAVID JOSHUA SATTERTHWAITE KIRSTI BARRETT COPELAND ANDREW ALEXANDER JACCACI Press Club Award MARY CATHERINE KIRTLAND MARLA BETH MILKOWSKI REUBEN LYMAN PERIN, III JAMES SCOTT SCHOEB MELANIE BOUGHTON TRUMAN Ray Tippett Award John Melcalf Prize IOSEPH CHARLES LYONS TYLER CARLTON MERSON JUSTIN REITLER VAN WART Schubert Key SETH SIMRALL DUNN Morse Prize The Abbot Athletic Award ANSHULA KEDAR KARYN JEAN RIMAS IOSHUA DAVID LEVINE ANNE GREGORY RHODES TANYA RULON-MILLER CHINESE Neuman Prize Oliver Wendell Holmes Art Purchase Prize ATTICUS AUGUSTUS LISH COURTNEY ANNE HILLEGAS MIRIAM K. MALTAGLIATI ALLISON MARGARET MARINO CLASSICS EMILY TERESA MULDOON Catlin Prize EMMELINE VIOLA KIM Pamela Weidenman Memorial Prize CRAIG TILLMAN PETERS JULIE BETH ARONOVITZ ELBA ISTUETA Cook Prize DONALD GEORGE KEAMY, Jr. AMANDA CHINA LYDON MARY MARGARET ROBERTS Declamation Prizes EZRA JACOB KENIGSBERG Thompson Prize KRISTIN CLAIRE DAMOUR Weir Prize HEATHER ELIZABETH POTTLE AMANDA CHINA LYDON ENGLISH MUSIC Charles Snow Burns Poetry Prize Edward P. Poynter Prize JENNY CHRISTINE SILER JULIE BETH ARONOVITZ John Home Burns Prize for Fiction PETER JAMES CARUSO, II JOEL BROOKS KALODNER CHARMAINE SAN YEE CHAN Means Essay Prize EMMELINE VIOLA KIM KIT JENNY NICHOLS EDENN MICHELE SARINO Sumner R. Kates Prize IENNIFER HUNTER SMITH BENJAMIN DUNBAR WINTHROP ALDRICH-MOODIE Friskin Prize WILLIAM HAROLD LIND GERMAN Fuller Music Award Stevenson Prize ALLISON MARGARET MARINO JESSICA DIANE HILL ROBERT DAVID LEE SNODGRASS Kibrick Band Prize HISTORY JULIE L. BRENNAN IOHN WHITAKER JAMES, Jr. Albert Gordon Latin American Studies Prize JACOB FOX APPLETON RUSSIAN Arthur Burr Darling Prize s Benjamin C. & Kathleen S. Jones Prize JUSTIN QUINCY JEFFERIES (first) HEATHER ELIZABETH POTTLE Class of '46 Economics Prizes LEO FRANCESCO L. GONZALEZ (first) JOHN WHITAKER JAMES, Jr. (second) SCIENCE DOROTHY CHRISTINA WEAVER (third) Graham Prize XIAO HAN Dawes Prizes BENJAMIN DUNBAR WINTHROP Scoville Prize in Biology ALDRICH-MOODIE (first) MARJORIE ROBERTSON DIAL (second) ANN CARMINIA BENARES LEO FRANCESCO L. GONZALEZ (third) Scoville Prize in Physical Science GRACE ANN LEE Herbert Scoville Memorial Prize SUSAN MARIE ROUSSEAU (first) Wadsworth Prize in Physics RICARDO F. LIMA, Jr. (second) XIAO-GUANG SUN (first) YE XIA (second) Marshall S. Kates Prize s BRENDAN JOSEPH McGRAIL (first) SPANISH MATHEMATCS Angel Rubio Prize MARY LYNN LIM William F. Graham Prize SHARON ELIZABETH SLATER Donald E. Merriam Memorial Prize EVAN DURELL STONE Bernard Joseph Award PETER REISS Hayden Prizes PIERPAOLO CORTICELLI (first) McCurdy Prize MICHAEL P. V. FROESCHL Pan-American Society Medal ELISA ISTUETA Winfield M. Sides Prize PETER REISS THEATRE AND DANCE Watt Prizes XIAO-GUANG SUN (first) N. Penrose Hall Hallowell Award YE XIA (third) MIRABELLE HAILA KIRKLAND JONATHAN DAVID LUONGO SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP PAULA ANNE LILITH ADDERLEY THOMAS BRUNS EATON Music Art, Music, Theatre BENJAMIN DUNBAR WINTHROP ALDRICH-MOODIE LEILA ALANNA FINUCANE Math, History and Social Sciences English COSTANDINOS ANASTASSIADIS EMMA LOUISE FORBES-JONES Spanish English AMY LOUISE ANDERSON MICHAEL P. V. FROESCHL Mathematics, Russian Mathematics ALIA KARIN ATLAS NOAH DAEDALUS GARDINER Chemistry, Mathematics Theatre MARIANNA ROWLAND BAER JOSHUA CHAIM GASS Art, English Theatre LAURA ANNE BAUSCHARD SABINE GEBSER English Art ANN CARMINIA BENARES ANN FAZAKERLY GILHEANY Biology French IOSHUA COPELAND BIENFANG NIKOLAI YUPANQUI GONZALES Chemistry German, Physics CURTIS SINCLAIR BRAGDON LEO FRANCESCO L. GONZALEZ Physics History and Social Sciences, Mathematics, Physics JULIE L. BRENNAN SEAN DAVID GOTTLIEB English Music MELISSA PACE JOHNSON BROWN SARAH HAWKES GRAY Art French ANTHONY JOHN BYRNES XIAO HAN Theatre Chemistry, Physics JOSEPHINE IRELAND CASHMAN HOWARD JONATHAN HARVIN Theatre Russian CHARMAINE SAN YEE CHAN ORIN ANTHONY HERSKOWITZ Art English LAWRENCE CHUNG-MING CHAN JESSICA DIANE HILL Chinese, Physics Mathematics, Physics LESLIE CECILIA CHANG COURTNEY ANNE HILLEGAS Chemistry, English, Mathematics Art JEFFREY CHAO-NAN CHEN ELISA ISTUETA Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics Art JoAN HYUNKYUNG CHO ANDREW ALEXANDER JACCACI Chemistry, History and Social Sciences Art TORREY HUNTER CLARK MATTHEW CALEB JACOBSON-SIVE Mathematics History and Social Sciences WILLIAM ALBERT CLARK, Jr. JOHN WHITAKER JAMES, Jr. Mathematics Mathematics, Physics JONATHAN STUART CLOUGH JEREMIAH STEWART JAMISON Biology, English, Mathematics Theatre KIRSTI BARRETT COPELAND PETER LYON JUHAS Art, Mathematics, Physics English, History and Social Sciences PIERPAOLO CORTICELLI ANSHULA KEDAR Mathematics, Spanish Art CATHERINE MARGARET COSTANZO EZRA JACOB KENIGSBERG Classics Mathematics KRISTIN CLAIRE DAMOUR EMMELINE VIOLA KIM English, Physics Classics, Music, Philosophy and Religious Studies KENNETH BERNARD DAVIS MIRABELLE HAILA KIRKLAND English Theatre ORIOL VIDAL DE LOS SANTOS
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