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Order of Exercises ORDER OF EXERCISES AT EXHIBITION PHILLIPS ACADEMY ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS Sunday, June Third Two Thousand^Seven Two Hundred Twenty-Ninth Year r KHMB^i PROCESSION Trustees, Faculty Emeriti, Faculty and Seniors Processional Airs and Marches Clan MacPherson Pipes and Drums INVOCATION Rabbi Neil Kominsky, D.D. Jewish Chaplain "AMERICA" Brass Ensemble with the Assembly My country, 'tis of thee Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I sing; Land where my fathers died, Land of the Pilgrims' pride, From every mountain side Let freedom ring. Our fathers' God, to Thee, Author of Liberty, To Thee we sing; Long may our land be bright With freedom's holy light; Protect us by Thy might, Great God, our King. Samuel Francis Smith, 1808-1895 Andover Theological Seminary, 1832 INITIATION CEREMONY OF THE CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Thomas S. Hodgson, B.A., M.A. President of the Andover Chapter The following members of the Class of 2007 were elected in January, 2007: Erik Nelson Anson Katharine Morgan Matsumoto Jared Abraham M. Bard David Benjamin Mauskop Carter Hamilton Boyle Katherine Deanne Morris Benjamin David Bramhall Melody Min-Dee Pao Morgan Carol Broccoli Erika Anmi Roddy David Glanzer Curtis Karen Elizabeth Schoenherr Dominick Dejoy III Eliot Prosser Shimer Eric Donald Dionne Bethany Joyce Simard Betina Lynn Evancha Lillian Jessica Stein Courtney Alyssa Fiske Colleen Elizabeth Thurman James Anglin Flynn Arash Khani Ushani Sarah Xie Guo Forea L. Wang Naomi Yiyi Jiang Kentaro Watari Yunsoo Ann Kim Emma Winsor Wood Roxanne Hilbert Knapp Zhongrui Yin Prateek Kumar Tianyuan Zheng Stephanie Ellen Marton The following members of the Class of 2007 were elected in June, 2007: Amy Y. Chen Maura Hannan Mulroy Justin W. Chew Alice Haelyun Nam Michaella Eun Chung Michael Craig Naughton James Harvey Elder, IV Michelle My-Van Nguyen Jelani Rashad Floyd Susannah Reed Poland Fay Gao Danielle Blanche Rothman Sarah Elizabeth Gardner John Inho Shin Samuel Jennings Gould Caroline Warner Villareal Rebecca Tefft Greenberg Justin Alexander Waite John Robert Gwin Julia Austin Watson Wesley Ellis Hartwell Jessica Bridget White Lindsey Anne Hildebrand Diana Ashley Willson Kara Moncrief Hollis Hang Shawn Xu Alexandre Locke Hugon Ryan Risti Young Pichayut Petch Jirapinyo Tianjiao Zhang Lily Amelia Mathison Jiyuan Jason Zhu ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZES Non Sibi Award Yale Bowl Faculty Prize Madame Sarah Abbot Award Aurelian Honor Society Award ADDRESS Daniel Francis Silk President of the School cssso Contrapunctus IX J.S. Bach from 'The Art of the Fugue' 1685-1750 arr. by John Glasel esse ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Barbara Landis Chase, A.B., M.L.A. Head of School AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS (Diplomas and certificates will be distributed immediately after these exercises.) John Edward Rogers, B.S., A.M. Dean of Studies Oscar L. Tang '56, B.S., M.B.A. President of the Board of Trustees "Gaudeamus" Brass Ensemble with the Assembly Gaudeamus, igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Gaudeamus, igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Post jucundam 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 Michael Ebner '70 Protestant Chaplain Dr. Ted Kepes Roman Catholic Chaplain RECESSION Recessional Airs and Marches Clan MacPherson Pipes and Drums The assembly will please remain standing during the recession. Diplomas and certificates will be distributed immediately after these exercises in front of the Addison Gallery. 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 and the faculty invite class members and their families to a reception on the Great Lawn by the Armillary Sphere or, if it rains, in the Memorial Gymnasium. DEPARTMENT PRIZES ART Cook Prize Gordon "Diz" Bensley Award in Art History David Glanzer Curtis Kristen Nicole Gilleon Byung Jin Edward Kang Emma Winsor Wood John Metcalf Prize Raquel Fatiuk Wilkerson ENGLISH Alexander Roy Abugov Charles Snow Burns Poetry Prize Morse Prize Maria Paz Mendez Hodes Lillian Jessica Stein Charles C Clough Essay Prize Elaine Wadsworth Sullivan Maria Paz Mendez Hodes Lily Amelia Mathison John Home Burns Prize for Fiction Betsy Waskowitz Rider Art Award Kaitlynn E.A. Estaba Rebecca Ann Yankes Means Essay Prize Nathaniel R. Flagg Alicja Emma Christabel Lam Molly Suzanne Ozimek-Maier Thompson Prize HISTORY AND SOCIAL. SCIENCE Roxanne Hilbert Knapp Class of 1946 Economics Prize Fay Gao Jessica Bridget White (first) Catherine Louise Crooke Prateek Kumar (second) Pamela Weidenman Memorial Prize Katharine Matsumoto (third) Matthew Ferullo Villanueva Albert Gordon Latin American Studies Prize Hilda Gail Buss Danielle Blanche Rothman Nico Naomi Daborn Lanson James Anglin Flynn ATHLETICS Dawes Prize Abbot Athletic Award Sarah Xie Guo Kristen Michelle Macdonald Jonathan Ari Gruskin Harold J. Sheridan Award Prateek Kumar Danielle Blanche Rothman Matthew Evan McGrath Kentaro Watari Phelps Award Olivia F. Coffey Herbert Scoville Jr. Memorial Prize Stephen S. Blackman Matthew William Skinner Emma Rose Ellis Press Club Award Erica Anmi Roddy MATHEMATICS Christopher B. Bramwell Galbiati Prize Schubert Key John I. Shin (first) Howard Louis Kalter David B. Mauskop (second) Raymond T. Tippett Memorial Award Bernard Joseph Award William D. Sherrill Yunsoo Ann Kim McCurdy Prize CLASSICS Sarah Marie Budrus (first) Benner Prize Erika Anmi Roddy (second) Alexandra Millicent Zindman Winfield M. Sides Prize Catlin Prize Arash K. Ushani David Glanzer Curtis Watt Prize Daniel Francis Silk Erik Nelson Anson (second) Maria Paz Mendez Hodes Tianjiao Zhang (third) Emma Winsor Wood MUSIC Rebecca Snow Research Prize Milton Collier Prize Alexandra M. Zindman Eric Donald Dionne Graham Prize in Science Charles Cutter Prize Justin W. Chew Marina Cybele Warsaw-Fan Courtney Alyssa Fiske James David Larson Yunsoo Ann Kim Sol Jin John Inho Shin Fuller Concert Band Prize Siemens Competition Semifinalist Abhishek Mukherjee Song Kim Zhang Zhang Siemens AP Award Jared Abraham M. Bard Fay Gao Fuller Jazz Band Prize Hang Shawn Xu James Krendel-Clark Intel Science Talent Search Semifinalist Jazz Chamber Music Gary Guangwei Cao Matthew Ferullo Villanueva Dalton Prize in Chemistry Chamber Music Prize Jiyuan Jason Zhu Justin W. Chew Wadsworth Prize in Physics Bassett Watt Hough Prize Erik Nelson Anson Amy Y. Chen THEATRE AND DANCE Ainsworth B. Jones Prize N. Penrose Hallowed Award Marina Cybele Warsaw-Fan James Anglin Flynn Yunsoo Ann Kim Music in the Community Prize WORLD LANGUAGES Yunsoo Ann Kim Neuman Prize (Chinese) Ethan Jared Schmertzler Erika Anmi Roddy Rebecca Tefft Greenberg French Department Prize Carl F. Pfatteicher Prize Matthew Isaac Schubert (4th year) Christopher C. Li Claire Isabelle M. Voegele (5th year) Edward P. Poynter Prize Hilary Ficken Walker (6th year) Betina Lynn Evancha Natalie R. Lehmann (6th year) Meghan Elizabeth O'Connor James Hooper Grew Prize (French) Lily Amelia Mathison Melody Min-Dee Pao Susannah Reed Poland Courtney Leigh Harris Olivia Shi-Mei Pei Wesley Ellis Hartwell Sarah Ovington Dewey Stevenson Prize (German) Sean Stephen Hilton Lauren Hildegard Johnson RobertS. Warsaw Prize Bethany Joyce Simard Wesley Ellis Hartwell Japanese Prize SCIENCE Stephen Edward Stapczynski Independent Research Prize in Biology Benjamin C. & Kathleen S. Jones Prize (Russian) Yunsoo Ann Kim Amy Claire Fenstermacher Courtney Alyssa Fiske Marsh Prize in Biology Sarah Marie Budrus PRIZES AND AWARDS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED Achievement Prize Phillipian Prize Renee Mary Amirault Henry Hunter Frankievich Katharine Morgan Matsumoto Ayars Prize Christopher William Pohlmeyer Richard Jewett Schweppe Prize Christopher C. Li Fuller Prize Anna Kathleen Boylan Abbot Stevens Prize Samuel Jennings Gould Isabel Maxwell Hancock Award Caroline Warner Villareal Sullivan Prize Ashley James Charles Kingsbury Prize Akosua Amanfo Oforiwaa-Ayim Van Duzer Prize Karen Elizabeth Schoenherr SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP Sean Fidler Aaron Carter Hamilton Boyle Olivia F. Coffey Theatre and Dance Chemistry, English, History German and Social Science, Mathematics, Alexander Roy Abugov Physics Samuel Scott Conte Art, English, Music Chemistry, English, History and Benjamin David Bramhall Social Science Christopher Matthew Adams Biology, English History and Social Science David Glanzer Curris Morgan Carol Broccoli English, Greek, Latin Lindsay Julia Agostinelli Biology, Physics Theatre and Dance Dominick Dejoy, III Sarah Marie Budrus History and Social Science Renee Mary Amirault Biology Theatre and Dance Edwin Felix Diaz, II Hilda Gail Buss Theatre and Dance Emily J. Anderson Art History and Social Science Eric Donald Dionne Allison Rose Callery English, Music Erik Nelson Anson German Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics William Timothy Draper Gary Guangwei Cao Art Jared Abraham M. Bard Mathematics Chemistry, English, Mathematics, BelleAnna Columbus Eberhart Music, Physics Amy Y. Chen English History and Social Science, Theodore Alan Bascom Mathematics Emma Rose Ellis Theatre and Dance Biology Justin W.
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