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Alumna Bertha Coombs ’80Delivers Commencement AddressMilton Academy graduated 181seniors on June 10, 2005.Bertha Coombs ’80 addressedmembers of the Class of 2005.Bertha (see story, page 17) coversbusiness and financial news as areporter for NBC’s businessnews network, CNBC. TannerHarvey and Lisa Campbell of theClass of 2005 addressed theirclassmates. Head of SchoolRobin Robertson announced—inrandom order as is Milton’s tradition—thename of each graduate,while president of the Boardof Trustees Fritz Hobbs ’65delivered a diploma to eachmember of the class.Milton Academy2005 Awards and PrizesCum LaudeClass ISiobhan Catherine AtkinsSprague Judith BrodieCatherine Diane BuzneyElizabeth Jane CampbellVincent Junming ChanJulia Cohen ChapmanAshley Ellen ChowMolly Samantha MusicantCohenWilliam Nathaniel FaulknerJessica Ashley HeitmanNeil Phillip KatunaTess Irene KennerClara Heown KimJulia Salber KingsdaleIan Wing Ye KwokNoah Joshua LawrenceDermott James McHughKevin Albert Leung MoyJonathan David PasternackSara Leslie PulitArkady RasinCharles Emerson RiggsMae Diana RyanJamal Dean SabkyEmma Marie SandoJulia Elizabeth Schlozman*Lee SeymourSamuel Barnes StoneAdam Simonsen WalkerKatherine Wang WhitmanJason William Kram Yeager*Class IICaitlin Allegra Barry-Heffernan*Elected to Cum Laude in 2004The Head of SchoolAwardThe Head of School Award ispresented each year to honor andcelebrate certain members ofClass I for their demonstratedspirit of self-sacrifice, communityconcern, leadership, integrity,fairness, kindliness, and respectfor others.Ashley Ellen ChowAndrew Martin de StadlerClara Heown KimMatthew Smith MillerSara Leslie PulitRandolph Jonathan RyanColin McGee TierneyJason William Kram YeagerThe James S. WillisMemorial AwardTo the Head Monitors.Anthony Flaviano Calitri, Jr.Gladys Noela GirabantuWilliam Bacon LoveringAwardTo a boy and a girl, chosen bytheir classmates, who have helpedmost by their sense of duty to perpetuatethe memory of a gallantgentleman and officer.Elizabeth Jane CampbellAndrew Martin de Stadler36 Milton Magazine
Student graduation speakers Tanner Harvey and Lisa CampbellThe Louis AndrewsMemorial ScholarshipAwardTo a student in Class II who hasbest fulfilled his or her potentialin the areas of intelligence, selfdiscipline,physical ability, concernfor others and integrity.Shellonda AndersonJamie Elizabeth MittelmanThe Korean WarMemorial ScholarshipAwardCreated in 1956 in memory ofFrederick Sprague Barbour ’46,Thomas Amory Hubbard ’47,George Cabot Lee, Jr. ’47, andSherrod Emerson Skinner, Jr.’47, who gave their lives for theircountry and the United Nations.Awarded to a boy or girl from adeveloping region to further his orher education at Milton Academy,while enriching the school bytheir presence.Dilshoda Yergasheva(Uzbekistan)The Leo Maza AwardAwarded to a student or studentsin Classes I–IV, who, in workingwithin one of the culture or identitygroups at the school, hasmade an outstanding contributionto the community by promotingthe appreciation of thatgroup throughout the rest of theschool.Noah Joshua LawrenceSara Leslie PulitThe H. Adams CarterPrizeAwarded to the student or studentswho, in their years atMilton, have shown a dedicationto the pursuit of outdoor skills,demonstrated strong leadership,and reached high levels of personalachievement in one or moreoutdoor activities.Dermott James McHughThe A. Howard AbellPrizeEstablished by Dr. and Mrs. EricOldberg for students deemedexceptionally proficient or talentedin instrumental or vocal musicor in composition.Catherine Diane BuzneyElizabeth Jane CampbellColin David Wagner GeoffroyJason William Kram YeagerHarrison Otis ApthorpMusic PrizeAwarded in recognition of helpfulactivity in furthering in theschool an interest and joy inmusic.Clara Heown KimKevin Albert Leung MoySamuel Barnes StoneHidde TonegawaThe George SloanOldberg Memorial PrizeAwarded in memory of GeorgeOldberg ’54, to members of theschool who have been a uniqueinfluence in the field of music.The Science PrizeAwarded to students who havedemonstrated genuine enthusiasmas well as outstanding scientificability in physics, chemistryand biology.Julia Salber KingsdaleDermott James McHughSara Leslie PulitArkady RasinThe Wales PrizeAwarded in honor of DonaldWales, who taught Class IV sciencefor more than 36 years. Itrecognizes students in Class IVwho have consistently demonstratedinterest and excitement inscience.Marie Lea BerkowitzPrutsdom JiarathanakulThe Robert SaltonstallMedalFor pre-eminence in physicalefficiency and observance of thecode of the true sportsman.Zachary Hamilton TrudeauThe A. O. Smith PrizeAwarded by the English Departmentto students who displayunusual talent in expositorywriting.Siobhan Catherine AtkinsCaitlin Allegra Barry-HeffernanMarguerite KatherineWeismanThe Markham andPierpont Stackpole PrizeAwarded in honor of two Englishteachers, father and son, toauthors of unusual talent increative writing.Ashley Ellen ChowMarguerite KatherineWeismanThe Dorothy J. SullivanAwardTo senior girls who have demonstratedgood sportsmanship, leadership,dedication and commitmentto athletics at Milton.Through their spirit, selflessnessand concern for the team, theyserved as an incentive and amodel for others.Martha Lincoln PittThe Donald CameronDuncan Prize forMathematicsAwarded to students in Class Iwho have achieved excellence inthe study of mathematics whiledemonstrating the kind of love ofthe subject and joy in promotingits understanding which will bethe lasting legacy of DonaldDuncan’s extraordinary contributionsto the teaching of mathematicsat Milton.Neil Phillip KatunaJulia Elizabeth Schlozman37 Milton Magazine
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