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P H I L L I P S a C a D E M Y a N D O V E R , M a S S a C H U S E T T S PHILLIPS ACADEMY Andover, Massachusetts ORDER OF EXERCISES AT EXHIBITION Friday, June Sixth Nineteen Hundred Seventy-five One Hundred and Ninety-seventh Year PROCESSION Seniors, Trustees, Alumni and Faculty Processional Airs and Marches Clan McPherson Bagpipe Band 'AMERICA" 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 INVOCATION The Right Reverend HENRY WISE HOBSON, '10, D.D., LL.D. Trustee, 1937-19*66 (President, 1947-1966) INITIATION CEREMONY OF THE CUM LAUDE SOCIETY FREDERICK SCOULLER ALLIS, JR., '31, A.M., L.H.D. President of the Andover Cha'pter EDMOND EMERSON HAMMOND, JR., '40, Sc.M. Secretary of the Andover Chapter The following members of the Class of 1975 Were elected in February, 1975: JANIE STAG.BARNETT SUSAN KEITH LAMBIRIS JEAN BOAT FRANKLIN LEO LAVIN JOAN LESLIE BOZEK .. GEORGE VASILIOS LETSOU THOMAS WELLES BRI6GS DEBORAH RUTH LUNDER WILLIAM MICHAEL CANNING BURTON EDWARD McGILLIVRAY GEORGE-WILLIAM COGAN ANTHONY ROSARIOMARANTO EMILIE JANET DAVIS THOMAS THORETT MEREDITH SARAH HOLBROOKDAVIS PETER BRUCE MITCHELL STEPHEN GARDNER EUBANK DANA WALTER NANCE SARAHTVfacMILLAN GATES GORDON LYLE NELSON, JR. ANN WALTON GOODWIN ' KIMBERLEY CHRISTINE PATTON JOELEEN HARRISON SCOTT .RAY PEARSON TIMOTHY PHILIP HOFER ANTHONY PRENTAKIS JAN MARIE JOHNSTON TODD IRA RICHMAN PETER NICHQLAS KAO GEORGE TORREYROSSETTER DANIEL FRANKLIN KATZ KURT ALLAN SCHWARZ NICHOLAS HOLT KIMBALL BENJAMIN KILLAM STEELE, JR. ROGER SETH KOHR BEN ANDREW KONOWITGH* JONATHAN-ALAN STEIN STEPHEN ALEXANDER KOWAL SUSAN ELIZABETH VERNON The following members of the Class of 1975 were elected in May, 1975: SUSAN LUCILE ARNOLD DAVID J. S. KING ELIZABETH COOK ATWATER KATHRYN JEAN LAJTHA STEPHEN KENNETH BACHE WILLY KE-WEI LIU LISA BENNETT PAUL MANSFIELD McNICOL PAUL BERRYMAN CLARENDON HUGH HAL MASTERS KATHERINE ELISE BLACKBURN EDWARD STINSON MAYER ANNETTE LOUISE BOND LYNN MEIGHAN LAWRENCE STEPHEN COBEN JOHN TRUMBULL METCALF, III PETER SAMUEL COHAN ANTHONY TYR PATERA DANIEL SCOTT COOPER PRISCILLA PERRY ANDREW B. CRAIG DANIEL HOWARD SANDWEISS MALCOLM McAVOY DeCAMP, JR. LORA ELLEN SOLING DANIEL EDWARD DILORATI DAN ROBERT STEINBERG ISABEL McCORD ECCLES JONATHAN WEED TWEEDY VIRGINIA COURTNEY.FINCH JAMES ALFRED VON KLEMPERER MARTIN ARTHUR TURLEY GODLY DIANA DOREEN WISE LAWRENCE MILLER GORDON ELIZABETH ANN WOLF TOM YAO-HIN HSIAO WILLIAM BULLITT WONG LAWRENCE GOODWIN KEMP Intrada fur Blaser Melchior Franck, 1573-1639 Phillips Academy Brass Ensemble ADDRESS — DON HARRIS RIMSKY, President of the School ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS THEODORE RYLAND SIZER, PH. D., PED. D., LITT. D., Headmaster ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZES Aurelian Honor Society Prize Faculty Prize Kingsbury Prize Improvement Prize Lord Prize Madame Sarah Abbot Award Schweppe Prize Ayars Prize Stearns Prize Bierer Prize Abbot Stevens Prize Fuller Prize Warren Prize Isabel Hancock Award Yale Bowl AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS DONALD HOLMAN MCLEAN, JR., '28, LL.B. President of the Board of Trustees PHILIP KIRKHAM ALLEN, '29, A.B. Trustee; Trustee of Abbot Academy, 1948-1973 (President, 1966-1973) HYMN from Psalm 104 0 worship the King, all glorious above, O gratefully sing His power and His love; Our Shield and Defender, the Ancient of Days, Pavilioned in splendor, and girded with praise. The earth with its store of wonders untold, Almighty, Thy power hath founded of old, Hath stablished it fast by a changeless decree, And round it hath cast, like a mantle, the sea. Frail children of dust, and feeble as frail, In Thee do we trust, nor find Thee to fail; Thy mercies how tender, how firm to the end, Our Maker, Defender, Redeemer, and Friend!—Amen. Robert Grant, 1779-18S8 PRAYER AND BENEDICTION The Reverend THEODORE JOHN WARREN, JR., B. D. Associate School Minister RECESSIONAL Trumpet Voluntary Henry Purcell, 1659-1695 The assembly will please remain standing during the recessional. Diploma's and Certificates will be distributed immediately after these exercises. Those attending Commencemerit are invited to light refreshments in Flagstaff Court, or if it rains, in the Commons. PRIZES AND AWARDS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED ART ATHLETICS Morse Prize- Abbot Athletic A ward MICHAEL LONGFELLOW HARDING REBECCA SALISBURY LOCKWOOD JOELLEN HARRISON LORA ELLEN SOLING Press Club Award Rider Prize (Abbot) DANIEL EDWARD DILORATI CATHERINE ANNE CHAPMAN Schkbert Award ROBERT HUGH JAMESON MALCOLM McAVOY DeCAMP, JR. MICHAEL JOHN RATCLfFFE Thompson Prize Sheridan Award LAURA WELLS BROADDUS ROBERT WILLIAMS LENK Weidenman Prize (Abbot) Raymond T. Tippett Memorial Award JEFFREY JAMES McDOWELL PETER MUIR CASTLEMAN PRIZES AND AWARDS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED CLASSICS MATHEMATICS Catlin Prize Galbiati-Prize* DANIEL EDWARD DILORATI STEPHENGARDNER EUBANK (second) Cook Prize Joseph Award DANIEL EDWARD DILORATI DANA WALTER NANCE DAVID J. S. KING McCurdy Prizes Dove Prize ANTHONY TYR PATERA DEBORAH RUTH LUNDER NICHOLAS HOLT KIMBALL Weir Prize Win field M. Sides Prize DAVID J. S. KING LEWIS WOHLFORD BUTLER ANTHONY EMMANUEL PRENTAKIS Watt Prize STEPHEN GARDNER EUBANK (second) SUSAN KEITH LAMBIRIS (third) ENGLISH Charles Snow Burns Prize KURT ALLAN SCHWARZ MUSIC Charles C. Clough Prize Milton Collier Prize PETER SAMUEL COHAN MATTHEW M. VAN ATTA Draper Prize Charles Cutter Prize DANA SUSAN HOROWITZ (second) CHRISTINE CORBUS KAPETAN (third) THORNTON LOUIS DAVIDSON Bassett Watts Hough Prize Goodhue Prize THOMAS DURFEE CHAPIN SUSAN KEITH LAMBIRIS Jones Prize Sumner R. Kates Prize PETER NICHOLAS KAO SUSAN KEITH LAMBIRIS Kibrick Prize Means Essay Prize ROGER SETH KOHN JONATHAN HAMMERMAN ALTER (third) Poynter Prize Robinson Prize JOSEPH VINCENT NICOLOSI DREW GANSMILLER SCIENCE Dalton Prize FRENCH PUVIN PICHAICHANARONG Graham Prize James Hooper Grew Prize THOMAS WELLES BRIGGS BEN ANDREWKONOWITCH PETER SAMUEL COHEN ANTHONY ROSARIO MARANTO JONATHAN ALAN STEIN Fifth Year Department Prize WILLY KE-WEI LIU Wadsworth Prize SUSAN KEITH LAMBIRIS Sixth Year Department Prize ANTHONY TYR PATERA ELIZABETH GROSSMAN Societe Honoraire de Francois THOMAS GOSNEY BATY OTHER PRIZES SARAH MacMILLAN GATES National Merit Scholarships ANN WALTON GOODWIN MARK EUGENE HAMMAR ELIZABETH GROSSMAN KATHRYN JEAN LAJTHA DEBORAH RUTH LUNDER SUSAN KEITH LAMBIRIS ANTHONY ROSARIO MARANTO DANFORTH WYLLYS THOMAS KIMBERLEY CHRISTINE PATTON ANNE WEEKS ROLLINGS John Motley Morehead A ward JAMES ALFRED VON KLEMPERER MARGUERITE KENT Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps EDWIN STOWALL GAYNOR BRADFORD MARVIN, JR. Phillipian Prize HISTORY THORNTON LOUIS DAVIDSON Dawes Prizes JOHN WARD BUTTRICK JONATHAN HAMMERMAN ALTER PETER HUNT WYMAN STEPHEN KENNETH BACHE Sullivan Prize Lauder Prizes KATHLEEN ANN QUINN STEPHEN KENNETH BACHE Van Duzer Prize THOMAS WELLES BRIGGS KIMBERLEY CHRISTINE PATTON SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP DURING THE SENIOR YEAR JONATHAN HAMMERMAN ALTER BEN ANDREW KONOWITCH History Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics SUSAN LUCILE ARNOLD STEPHEN ALEXANDER KOWAL English Russian STEPHEN KENNETH BACHE SUSAN KEITH LAMBIRIS History (two courses) Mathematics, Physics THOMAS GOSNEY BATY GEORGE VASILIOS LETSOU French Biology LISA BENNETT DEBORAH RUTH LUNDER Biology French, Latin JACK BERMAN JEFFREY JAMES McDOWELL English Art PAUL BERRYMAN SUSAN FRAZIER MACKINTOSH English Biology KATHERINE ELISE BLACKBURN PAULA ANN MACKOR Biology French MICHAEL BOLDT ANTHONY ROSARIO MARANTO Music Biology, Chemistry, French THOMAS WELLES BRIGGS CLARENDON HUGH HAL MASTERS French Art WILLIAM MICHAEL CANNING LYNN MEIGHAN Mathematics Biology CATHERINE ANN CHAPMAN THOMAS THORETT MEREDITH Art Biology ROBIN ANNE CHOTZINOFF JONATHAN EDWARD MUDGE English Latin GEORGE WILLIAM COGAN DANA WALTER NANCE Mathematics Mathematics, Physics, Russian DANIEL SCOTT COOPER MICHAEL KENT NEBORAK Biology, English Art ANDREW B. CRAIG GORDON LYLE NELSON, JR. Art Latin, Physics SARAH HOLBROOK DAVIS JOSEPH VINCENT NICOLOSI History Music DANIEL EDWARD DILORATI CRAIG CHARLES NIZIAK Greek Art ISABEL McCORD ECCLES MARY JO O'REILLY Social Science Music STEPHEN GARDNER EUBANK ANTHONY TYR PATERA Mathematics, Physics English, Mathematics, Physics VIRGINIA COURTNEY FINCH KIMBERLEY CHRISTINE PATTON English English, French, Latin MARK KEENE FORSYTH PUVIN PICHAICHANARONG Biology Chemistry, Mathematics THOMAS BRIGGS FRANCIS ANTHONY EMMANUEL PRENTAKIS Biology, Mathematics Chemistry, Physics MARTIN ARTHUR TURLEY GODLY ELIZABETH RICHARDSON REDMAN Music Latin ELIZABETH GROSSMAN GEORGE HAMILTON REDMAN, '74 French Theatre DOROTHY JACQUELIN HALE TODD IRA RICHMAN English Mathematics, Physics JOELLEN HARRISON DANIEL PETER RISTUCCIA Art Biology TIMOTHY PHILIP HOFER MICHAEL JOHN RATCLIFFE Biology Art ROBERT HUGH JAMESON KURT ALLAN SCHWARZ Art English CHRISTINE CORBUS KAPETAN THEODORE SIZER, II Theatre Music NICHOLAS HOLT KIMBALL LORA ELLEN SOLING Mathematics Art DAVID J. S. KING JONATHAN ALAN STEIN History Physics GEORGE ALLEN KIRCHWEY PHILIP JOHN STOKES Art Music * ROGER SETH KOHN STEPHEN HENRY SZCZPANIK Music Biology SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP DURING THE SENIOR YEAR JAMES ALFRED VON KLEMPERER WILLIAM BULLITT WONG French, History Biology DIANA DOREEN WISE ELIZABETH ANN WOLF Biology Social Science SYLVIA MARIE WOLF French THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE Students in the Abbot Academy Course of Study
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