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Order of Exercises a T E X H I B I T I O N Phillips ORDER OF EXERCISES AT EXHIBITION PHILLIPS ACADEMY ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS Sunday, June Fourth Two Thousand Six Two Hundred Twenty-Eighth Year PROCESSION Trustees, Faculty Emeriti, Faculty and Seniors Processional Airs and Marches Clan MacPherson Pipes and Drums INVOCATION The Reverend Michael Ebner '70 Protestant Chaplain and Director of Alumni Affairs "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 Kathleen R. Pryde, B.S. Secretary of the Andover Chapter Thomas S. Hodgson, B.A., M.A. President ofthe Andover Chapter The following members of the Class of 2006 were elected in February, 2006: Maria Aleksandra Blackwood Lynette Chi Yin Lee Felicity Robert Bloom Domenica Maria Cecilia Andrea Ruth Coravos MacNaughton Charles Alexander Frentz My Khanh Ngo Sarah Beth Gershkon Palmer .Rampell Anichya N. Gujral Elizabeth Ryznar Eliza Jane Hartrich Christine Ann Sargent Anna S. G. Ho Rajeev Chandra Saxena Susan Shuchen Ho Joshua Samuel Schultz Alison McGough Holliday Kate Elizabeth Therkelsen Eunice Hong Jennifer Joan Wang Andrew Allen Hsiao James Stewart Watson IV Andrew Hung Samuel Bruce Weiss Pawina Jiramongkolchai Samuel Whitefield Woolford III Mia Matsuda Kanak Andrew Yoon Maria Nikolaeva Lechrarova The following members of the Class of 2006 were elected in June, 2006: Katherine Grace Adams Wynne Jing-Kai Lam Kevin Francis Burke Jr. -Benjamin Joseph Levenback Jerry Hanxiang Chao Michael Li Bradford James Colbert Yuzhe Liu Michael Robert Crivaro Gordon Daniel Murphy Thomas Michael Dignard Andrew Samuel Ostroff Sarah Elizabeth Dowd Maxwell Fredrick Parsons Katherine Marie Faulkner Emily Pollokoff Laura Anne Ferraro Martha Cutter Hutton Schnure David Thomas Heighington Kanya Siangliulue Blake Zachary Hinckley Derek Robert Strykowski Priscilla Pei-Hsin I'Anson Sarah Jameson Takvorian Faaez Hasan Jafarey Caroline Barlow Towbin Matthew Pendleton Kahn Daniel Patrick Z. Whalen Molly Hewson King Jeffrey Yuan Zhou Warakorn Kulalert Susan Zhou ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZES Non Sibi Award Yale Bowl Faculty Prize Madame Sarah Abbot Award Aurelian Honor Society Award - ADDRESS Ali Javed Siddiqi 'President ofthe School esse La fille aux cheveux de lin Claude Debussy .1362-1918 arr. by Michael W. Allen . ese—— 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 afterthese exercises.) Margarita O'Byrne Curtis, B.A., B.S.,-M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Studies Oscar L. Tang '56, B.S., M.B.A.. President ofthe Board of Trustees "Gaudeamus" Brass Ensemble with the Assembly Gaudeamus,,igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Gaudeamus, igitur, juvenes dum sumus; Post jucundatri juventutem, post molestam senectutem, Nos.habebit-humus^nos habebit humus. Vivat- Academia! Vivant professores! . Vivat Academia! VivantZprofessores! Vivat membrnm quodlibet! Vivant membra quaelibet! Semper sint in flore! Semper sint in flore! Thirteenth Century BENEDICTION Rabbi Neil Kominsky, D.D. Jewish Chaplain Fr. Francisco Nahoe '80, OFM Conv. 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 ENGLISH Gordon "Diz" Bensley Award in Art History Charles Snow Burns Poetry Prize Domenica Maria Cecilia MacNaughton Marieke Phillips Sterling John MetcalfPrize Charles C. Clough Essay Prize Felicity Robert Bloom Margaret Murchison Kelly Samuel Taggart Hall* Draper Prize Morse Prize Katherine Grace Adams Caroline Barlow Towbin Kira Rushing Gendlerman Samuel Bruce Weiss HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Daniel Patrick Z. Whalen Betsy Waskowitz Rider Art Award Class of 1946 Economics Prize Kanya Siangliulue Charles Alexander Frentz (first) Michael Thomas Spiak Lynette Chi Yin Lee (second) My Khanh Ngo (second) Thompson Prize Benjamin Joseph Levenback (third) Aretha Young Choi Jae Kyo Han Arthur Burr Darling Prize Anne Marijn van Ee Alison McGough Holliday (first) Eliza Jane Harrrich (second) Pamela Weidenman Memorial Prize Brendan Joseph de Brun Dawes Prize Derek Robert Strykowski Eliza Jane Hartrich (first) Felicity Robert Bloom (second) ATHLETICS Grace Prize Abbot Athletic Award Joshua Samuel Schultz (first) Alyssa Anne Hill Martha Cutter Hutton Schnure (second) Phelps Award Marshall S. Kates Prize Martha Cutter Hutton Schnure Kate Elizabeth Therkelsen (first) Matthew Philip Yeager Eunice Hong (second) Press Club Award Herbert Scoville Jr. Memorial Prize Joseph Thomas Lokitis Emma Katherine King Julie Hobin Wadland MATHEMATICS Schubert Key Melissa Faith Tetreau Galbiati Prize Raymond T. Tippett Memorial Award Andrew Allen Hsiao Thomas Michael Dignard Samuel Bruce Weiss William F Graham Prize CLASSICS Samuel Bruce Weiss Catlin Prize Bernard Joseph Medal Joshua Samuel Schultz Samuel Bruce Weiss Kate Elizabeth Therkelsen McCurdy-Prize Cook Prize Michael Robert Crivaro Sarah Beth Gershkon (first) Erin Marie Lanzo Latin 100 Declamation Prize Scoville Prize David Thomas Heighington Isaac Mueller Opper Pascucci Prize Palmer Rampell Maria Nikolaeva Lechtarova (second) Samuel Bruce Weiss MATHEMATICS, -continued SCIENCE, continued WinfieldM. Sides Prize Graham Prize in Science Michael Robert Crivaro Andrew Allen Hsiao Watt Prize Elizabeth Ryznar Samuel Bruce Weiss Daniel Patrick Z. Whalen Scoville Prize in Science MUSIC Maxwell Fredrick Parsons Milton Collier Prize Erika Tiffanie Chow THEATRE AND DANCE Charles Cutter Prize N. Penrose Hallowell Award Kevin Oluwole Olusola Lisa Christine Donchak Fuller Concert Band Prize Domenica Maria*Cecilia MacNaughton Jin Soo Baek WORLD LANGUAGES George Woodman Pratt IV Neuman Prize (Chinese) Fuller Jazz Band Prize Priscilla Pei-Hsin I'Anson Kevin Oluwole Olusola French Department Prize Bassett Watt Hough Prize Eunice Hong (2ndyear) Elizabeth Ryznar Maria Nikolaeva Lechtarova (5th year) Ainsworth B. Jones Prize Emily Pollokoff (6th year) Andrew Allen Hsiao fames Hooper Grew Prize (French) Music in the Community Prize Alison McGough Holliday Jennifer Joa'n Wang Emily Pollokoff Carl F Pfatteicher Prize Stevenson Prize (German) Jeffrey Paul Cutts (vocal) Pawina Jiramongkolchai Emily Elisabeth Williams (chamber music) Sarah Beth Gershkon Maxwell Fredrick Parsons (chamber music) Japanese Prize Edward P. Poynter Prize Palmer Rampell Emily Pollokoff Benjamin C & Kathleen S.Jones Prize (Russian) Margarer Kapor Reich Kassie Marie Archambault Yurie Sekigami Sarah Beth Gershkon Christa Marie Vardaro Donald E. Merriam Memorial Prize (Spanish) RobertS. Warsaw Prize Elizabeth Ryznar Jae Kyo Han Pan American Society Language Prize (Spanish) David Thomas Heighington Rajeev Chandra Saxena Maria Nikolaeva Lechtarova Angel Rubio Prize (Spanish) Lynette Chi Yin Lee Jane Porter Henningsen Derek Robert Strykowski SCIENCE Independent Research Prize in Biology Gracia Maria Angulo Grace Ha Marsh Prize in Biology Ana Garcia Michael Li Dalton Prize in Chemistry Andrew Allen Hsiao PRIZES AND AWARDS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED Achievement Prize Phillipian Prize Jamie Lee Love William Dawson Gage Merit Rachel Webster Ayars Prize Caroline Barlow Towbin Richard Jewett Schweppe Prize Fahad Saad Missmar Fuller Prize Kassie Marie Archambault Abbot Stevens Prize Katherine Grace Adams Isabel Maxwell Hancoek Award Andrew Samuel Ostroff Sullivan Prize Brendan Joseph de Brun Kingsbury Prize Jonathan Figueroa Van Duzer Prize Maria Nikolaeva Lechtarova Richard J. Phelps Summer Award" Haruka Maruyama SPECIAL MENTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP Katherine Grace Adams Emily Elizabeth Brenner Jeffrey Paul Cutts Chemistry, English, History and. Biology Music "~ Social Science, Mathematics Kevin Francis Burke Jr. Brendan Joseph de Brun Kassie Marie Archambault Greek, Latin Art Russian Colin Michael Calabrese Thomas Michael Dignard Daniel Alexander Bacon Chemistry Chemistry, Mathematics History and Social Science Constantin Calavrezos Lisa Christine Donchak Andrew Young Badger Greek Theatre and Dance History and Social Science Jerry Hanxiang Chao Emma Molly May Dorsey Jeffrey Graham Bakkensen History "and Social Science, English English Mathematics Sarah Elizabeth Dowd Rashmi Bhat Alina Ai-Nirrg Chen Chemistry, English, Russian Chemistry, English French' Rose Lindsay duPont Maria Aleksandra Blackwood Aretha Young Choi English, Music Chemistry, English, French, German,English, Spanish History and Social Science Mgbechi Ugonna Erondu Erika Tiffanie Chow English Felicity
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