Cum Laude
Class I
Nicole Elizabeth Baker-Greene
Katherine Margaret Ballinger
Adam Lawrence Beckman
Maxwell Burgess Bennett
Natasha Ankita Bhasin
Kathryn Margaret Broderick
Christine Young Cahill
Hsuan-Wei Matthew Chen
Anna Emily Childress
Haeyeon Cho
John Christopher Fay
Jonathan Ralph Franco
Hannah Elizabeth Grace
Henry Streit Green
Christine Marie Kalpin
Vincent Churchward Kennedy
Jeong A. Kim
Juwon Kim
Louis John McWilliams II
Caroline Everett Moot
Stephanie Tsz Yan Ng
Jesse Davis Pagliuca
Catharine Passavant Parker
Elisabeth Baron Perold
Penelope Maxim Reichenhall
Travis Cody Sheldon
Elizabeth Salee Stanfi eld
*Gina Micaela Starfield
Lily Ryan Steig
Brian Loeber Trippe
Keyon Vafa
Cary Allain Williams
Skyler Zee Williams
Andy Shenghao Zhang
Class II
Nelson Landers Barrette
*elected to Cum Laude in 2011
The Head of School Award
The Head of School Award is presented each year to honor and celebrate certain members of Class I for their demonstrated spirit of self-sacrifice, community concern, leadership, integrity, fairness, kindliness, and respect for others.
Adam Lawrence Beckman
Elizabeth Jane Bennett
Merilin Castillo
Jesse Daniel Francese
Cydney Rose Grannan
Sophie Elizabeth Janeway
Martin David Kelley Page
Travis Cody Sheldon
The James S. Willis Memorial Award
To the Headmonitors
Molly Beth Gilmore
Thomas John Schnoor
William Bacon Lovering Award
To a boy and a girl, chosen by their classmates, who have helped most by their sense of duty to perpetuate the memory of a gallant gentleman and officer.
Jessica Blackwell Carlson
Bright Osazemhen Osajie
The Louis Andrews Memorial Scholarship Award
To a student in Class II who has best fulfilled his or her potential in the areas of intelligence, self-discipline, physical ability, concern for others and integrity.
Jordan Fay Quintin
The Frank D. Millet Scholarship Award
To a student who demonstrates moral integrity, supports classmates, and has established meaningful relationships with peers and faculty. The Millet scholar, by virtue of character and deeds, is an integral member of his or her class and shows great promise as a leader.
Abigail Sterling Higgins
The Leo Maza Award
Awarded to a student or students in Classes I–IV, who, in working within one of the culture or identity groups at the School, has made an outstanding contribution to the community by promoting the appreciation of that group throughout the rest of the school.
Adam Lawrence Beckman
Kamyra Simone Edokpolor
The H. Adams Carter Prize
Awarded to the student or students who, in their years at Milton, have shown a dedication to the pursuit of outdoor skills, demonstrated strong leadership, and reached high levels of personal achievement in one or more outdoor activities.
Joshua Daniel Ruder
The A. Howard Abell Prize
Established by Dr. and Mrs. Eric Oldberg for students deemed exceptionally proficient or talented in instrumental or vocal music or in composition.
Katherine Margaret Ballinger
Nicholas Hoge Deveau
Juwon Kim
Harrison Otis Apthorp Music Prize
Awarded in recognition of helpful activity in furthering in the School an interest and joy in music.
Jesse Daniel Francese
Vincent Churchward Kennedy
Tiffany Thanh Nguyen
The George Sloan Oldberg Memorial Prize
Awarded in memory of George Oldberg ’54 to members of the School who have been a unique influence in the field of music.
James Delaney McHugh
Elizabeth Salee Stanfield
Keyon Vafa
The Science Prize
Awarded to students who have demonstrated genuine enthusiasm, as well as outstanding scientific ability in physics, chemistry and biology.
Ashley Young-Mi Bae
Nicole Elizabeth Baker-Greene
Victorine Patricia Muse
Penelope Maxim Reichenhall
Brian Loeber Trippe
Skyler Zee Williams
The Wales Prize
Awarded in honor of Donald Wales who taught Class IV science for more than 36 years. It recognizes students in Class IV who have consistently demonstrated interest and excitement in science.
Ellen Leanne Askey
Shaheen Abdullah Bharwani
Alexander Minh-Anh Day
Nicholas Channing DiGiovanni
William Emmanuel Hawkins
Daniel Charles Moon
Zaria Donique Smalls
Caroline Bright Wall
The Robert Saltonstall Medal
For preeminence in physical effi ciency and observance of the code of the true sportsman.
Robert Dominick O’Gara
The A.O. Smith Prize
Awarded by the English department to students who display unusual talent in nonfiction writing.
Robin Chakrabarti
Penelope Maxim Reichenhall
The Critical Essay Prize
Awarded by the English department for the best essay about a work or works of literature.
Stephanie Tsz Yan Ng
The Markham and Pierpont Stackpole Prize
Awarded in honor of two English teachers, father and son, to authors of unusual talent in creative writing.
Mallika Tara Iyer
Juwon Kim
The Dorothy J. Sullivan Award
To senior girls who have demonstrated good sportsmanship, leadership, dedication and commitment to athletics at Milton. Through their spirit, selflessness and concern for the team, they served as an incentive and a model for others.
Meghan Eleanor Kelleher
The Donald Cameron Duncan Prize for Mathematics
Awarded to students in Class I who have achieved excellence in the study of mathematics while demonstrating the kind of love of the subject and joy in promoting its understanding that will be the lasting legacy of Donald Duncan’s extraordinary contributions to the teaching of mathematics at Milton.
Nathaniel Ghebre Daniel
Vincent Churchward Kennedy
Skyler Zee Williams
The Performing Arts Award
Presented by the performing arts department for outstanding contributions in production work, acting, speech, audiovisuals, and dance throughout his or her Milton career.
Arthur David Berman
Jessica Blackwell Carlson
Danielle Bousquet Frederick
Chloe Rose Gianatasio
Louis John McWilliams II
Martin David Kelley Page
Natalie Jane Solomon
Elizabeth Salee Stanfi eld
The Kiki Rice-Gray Prize
Awarded for outstanding contributions to Milton performing arts throughout his or her career in both performance and production.
Natalie Jane Solomon
Emilie Caroline Tréhu
The Priscilla Bailey Award
To a senior girl who has been a most valuable asset to Milton Academy athletics and to the Milton Academy community—an athlete who has demonstrated exceptional individual skills and teamwork, as well as true sportsmanship.
Erin Catherine Martin
The Henry Warder Carey Prize
To members of Class I, who, in public speaking and oral interpretation, have shown consistent effort, thoroughness of preparation, and concern for others.
Louis John McWilliams II
The Robert L. Daley Prize
Created by his students of 1984 in his memory and honor, this prize in classics is awarded to the student from Latin 4 or beyond who best exemplifies Mr. Daley’s love of languages.
James Delaney McHugh
The Richard Lawrence Derby Memorial Award
To an outstanding student of Class II in mathematics, astronomy or physics.
Haejun Cho
Anne Anlan Deng
Charles Vincent Wang
The Alfred Elliott Memorial Trophy
For self-sacrifice and devotion to the best interests of his teams, regardless of skill.
Thomas John Schnoor
The Gorham Palfrey Faucon Prize
Established in 1911 and awarded to members of Class I for demonstrated interest and outstanding achievement in history and social science.
Katherine Margaret Ballinger
Matthew Benjamin Lebovitz
Catharine Passavant Parker
Gina Micaela Starfield
Lily Ryan Steig
The Benjamin Fosdick Harding Latin Prizes
Awarded on the basis of a separate test at each prize level.
Level 5: Javon Micah Ryan
Level 4: Samuel Ward Procter
Level 3: Alexander Yu
The Modern Languages Prizes
Awarded to those students who, in the opinion of the department, most exhibit the qualities of academic excellence, enthusiastic participation, and support of fellow students, both in and out of class.
Gordon de Monseignat Batchelder
Kathryn Margaret Broderick
Amelia Kristen Chappel
Henry Streit Green
Christine Marie Kalpin
The Milton Academy Art Prizes
Awarded for imagination and technical excellence in his or her art and for independent and creative spirit of endeavor.
Haeyeon Cho
Senka Joti
Hyun Joon Kim
Joshua Daniel Ruder
Katherine Sophia Wasynczuk
Andy Shenghao Zhang