2024 Prize Bulletin
Awarded on May 29, 2024
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THE ART PRIZES
The Francke Prize in Art, established in memory of Henry Gilbert Francke, Jr. of the Class of 1939, and awarded to Exeter students who, because of their imagination and skill, give promise of creating beauty in architecture:
Anika Bhatnagar
Katelyn Cui
Alab (AG) Mamolo
Finn Tronnes
The Paul P. Gelles Memorial Art Scholarship Prize is awarded for outstanding work in art:
Niall Bardorf
Annabelle Blakemore
Elizabeth Catizone
Austin Desisto
Rowan Flanagan
Nia Harris
Lionel Hearon
Rene Hosmer
Rook Vessenes
Sean Walker
The Lt. John A. Larkin, Jr. Memorial Prize in Art is awarded for outstanding work in drawing and ceramics:
Daria Ivanova
Minji Kim
Defne Koyluoglu
Kathryn Rose
The Ralph Bradley Prize is awarded for excellence in Art:
Hope Gantt
Solei Silva-Carin
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THE LATIN PRIZES
Prizes for excellence in Latin are maintained from funds given in 1925 by Samuel W. Bandler in honor of John C. Kirtland; in 1932 by William H. Rand of the Class of 1885, in honor of Robert F. Pennell; and in 1956 by Mrs. William J. Gabel in memory of her son, William H. Gabel, of the Class of 1940.
Latin 110-130
Two Equal First Prizes:
Mitchell Carson
Leon Xie
Latin 211-231
First Prize:
Ella Fang
Second Prize:
Sophie Zhu ‘27
Latin 210-230/23C
First Prize:
Forrest Zeng
Second Prize:
Yuan (Max) Liu
Latin 310-400
First Prize:
Sangmin (Andy) Song
Second Prize:
Bryan Chen
Latin 510-530
First Prize:
William Simpson
Second Prize:
Kiran Raval
Latin 511-531
First Prize:
Michael Zhu
Second Prize:
Samuel Altman
Latin 611-631
First Prize:
Rishi Gurudevan
Second Prize:
Victor Matheos
700-Level Latin
First Prize:
Ashley Jane
Second Prize:
Jasper Chen
From the income of the George Herbert Pollock Memorial Fund, established in 1974 in memory of George Herbert Pollock, of the Class of 1953, for that student who has shown the greatest interest and improvement in Latin Literature:
Kiran Raval
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THE GREEK PRIZES
Each first prize is accompanied by a book provided by the Prentiss Cummings Book Prize Fund, established in 1906 by Prentiss Cummings of the Class of 1860.
The Joline Prizes, established by O.D. Joline, of the Class of 1885, for excellence in First Year Greek, are awarded as follows:
Greek 411-431
First Prize:
Daria Ivanova
Second Prize:
Lucas Rodriguez
Greek 611-631
First Prize:
Victor Matheos
Second Prize:
Jasper Chen
The Hatch/Phillips Award in Latin and Greek, established in 1980 by David Edgar Baver, of the Class of 1942, in honor of Norman L. Hatch, Morison Professor of Latin and Henry Phillips, Cilley Professor of Greek, is awarded each year to that graduating senior enrolled in courses in both Latin and Greek during his or her senior year who, in the judgment of the Department of Classical Languages, has shown outstanding dedication to and significant improvement in these areas of study at the Academy:
Lucas Rodriguez
Andrew Yuan
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SPECIAL AWARDS IN CLASSICAL LANGUAGES
THE GAVIT PRIZES
From the income of the Lucy Lamont Gavit and the Joseph Lamont Gavit Classical Fund, given by Mr. Thomas Lamont of the Class of 1888, for the benefit of those students who commend themselves to the Faculty and Trustees for performance and promise as students of scholarly attainment in the Classics, the following awards are made:
With distinction:
Elizabeth Christiansen
Michael Lu
Anna Rissi
Laura Saldarriaga
Yuheng (Henry) Xue
With high distinction:
Jasper Chen
Rishi Gurudevan
THE HAIG RAMAGE PRIZES
The Haig Ramage Classical Scholarship Fund was given by Mr. William Haig Ramage, of the Class of 1905, to support annual awards to students who are pursuing studies leading to the Classical Diploma and who excel in their studies. He gave as his reason the opinion that “any student becomes a better citizen if he has a broad liberal education before entering the university and specializing.” These awards are traditionally considered to be the highest recognition of attainment in the Classics at Exeter; they are as follows:
With high distinction:
Ashley Jane
Michael Zhu
Sophie Y. Zhu ‘24
With highest distinction:
Daria Ivanova
Victor Matheos
Rajiv Raval
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THE ENGLISH PRIZES
The English Prizes consist of the prizes established in 1896 by Dr. Abner L. Merrill of the Class of 1838, for excellence in English Composition and established in 1925 by Samuel Cony Manley of the Class of 1885 and established in 1949 by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lamont, together with friends, in memory of their son, Thomas W. Lamont, II, of the Class of 1942 and in 2007 by Jane and Basil K. Vasilou of the Class of 1967. Each year students choose to submit their work in competition for these awards.
First-Year English:
Three Equal Prizes:
Alicia Medina
Anshul Noori
Thea Vaughan
The Vasiliou ‘67 Writing Prize in Second Year English
First Prize:
Allegra Lai
Second Prize:
Jinmin Lee
Third Prize:
Erin Han
The Vasiliou ‘67 Writing Prize in Third Year English
First Prize:
Roxane Park
Second Prize:
Layla Whitaker
Prize for Short Fiction in Third- and Fourth-Year English
First Prize:
Roxane Park
Fourth-Year English
First Prize:
Dust Luo
Two Equal Second Prizes:
Elizabeth Catizone
Sean Walker
The Bensinger Shakespeare Prize for best essay on a Shakespearean topic
First Prize:
Yecheng (Ava) Zhao
Second Prize:
Ellie Wang
The Thomas W. Lamont II Prize in English Composition for the best extemporaneous essay in Senior English:
First Prize:
Natalie Welling
Second Prize:
Charles Potjer
Third Prize:
Ellie Wang
The Lewis Sibley Poetry Prize for the most promising collection of original poems:
First Prize:
Pranavi Vedula
Second Prize:
Sean Walker
Third Prize:
Aden Lee
The Dolores Kendrick Prize for the best essay on writers of color or issues of race in literature:
First Prize:
Jannah Maguire
Second Prize:
Lucy Previn
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THE HISTORY PRIZES
The Prizes for the Study of History at the Introductory Level,
For academic achievement to:
Drona Gaddam
Samuel Kopun
Ethan Lu
Catherine Miller
William Samuels
Anaaya Seth
Grace Yang
Celine Zhang
For attitude and approach at the Harkness table to:
Daniel Amby-Okolo
Isabel Evans
Kyle Kennedy’s
Ciara O’Neill
Margaret (La’i) O’Shea
Lily Pate
Anne Wang
The Prizes for the Study of History at the Intermediate Level,
For academic achievement to:
Zexing (Daniel) Chen
Robin Dao
Charlotte Dassori
Ella Fang
Erin Han
Sophia Marya
Cecily Reed
Owen Welch
Truman Yee
Forrest Zeng
Sophie Zhu ‘27
For attitude and approach at the Harkness table to:
Samuel Altman
Olivia Braham
Izyaan Burney
Nicholas Crevier
Olivia Dockery
Ruby Jennings
Clare McCann
Muralini Mohan
Anushka Noori
Noah Twilley
Olivia Van Ledtje
The Prizes for the Study of Economics,
For academic achievement to:
Solu Ajene
Michael Nardone
Kiran Raval
Jamie Reidy
Raghav Sharma
Mihir Shrestha
For attitude and approach at the Harkness table to:
Vera Aimunmondion
Kalel Cuffe
Aaron Park
Caroline Shu
Chelsea Zhao
The Prizes for the Study of History at the Senior Level,
For academic achievement to:
Ayaan Akhtar
Stacy Chen
Elizabeth Christiansen
Meredith Habstritt.
Joonyoung Heo
Thomas Leopold
Gabriel (Olisa) Nwogugu
Rajiv Raval
William Reed
Hunter Ryerson
Christopher Serrao
Ellie Wang
Natalie Welling
The Frederick Whitman Prize is given by The Phillips Foundation in honor of Frederick Whitman, a teacher at the Academy, to that individual studying American History who, through application, grades, and interest contributes the most enthusiasm for the subject among students at Exeter:
David Goodall
Jack Gordon
Selim Kim
Emi Levine
Qianyue Sophie Ma
Nhan Phan
The Sherman Hoar Prizes for excellence, The Blackmar Prize in American History, given in memory of General Wilmont W. Blackmar, Class of 1864, and The Negley Prizes for the year’s best essays in American History will be awarded in September 2024.
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THE MATHEMATICS PRIZES
The Mathematics Department prizes are sustained by the William Allen Francis and George A. Wentworth Fund, the Maurice R. Scharff and the Lindsay Crawford Prize Funds. The prizes, which consist of books, are for outstanding contributions to the mathematics program, and the awards are made by vote of the Mathematics Faculty.
The Maurice R. Scharff Prizes for contributions to our Harkness math classes:
Rima Alsheikh
Kamsi Amaechina
Cherish Amby-Okolo
Grant Blitz
Alejandro Cordero
Mason Cotter
Quinn Dabney
Janice Darkwa
Matteo Diaz
Charles (Teddy) Duncker
RJ Edmonds
Evan Fan
Rina Fujii
Drona Gaddam
Meredith Habstritt
Eliana Hall
Oliver Lannon
Crane Lee
Emi Levine
Roy Liu
Michael Lu
Alexander Luna
Sophia Marya
Catherine Miller
Collin Moore
Sean Murthy
Caroline Newby
Jaansi Patel
Elizabeth Pratt
Hunter Ryerson
Isabella Serna
Eveland Sherman
Thomas Small
Yinuo Shaoshao Tang
Roy Vaid
Thea Vaughan
Harini Venkatesh
King-Diorr Willsun
Hong Yi (Andrew) Yang
Celine Zhang
Shiqiao Zhang
Luke Zucker
The Lindsay Crawford Memorial Prize to the seniors with the most outstanding work in mathematics this year:
Alan Bu
Daria Ivanova
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THE MODERN LANGUAGE PRIZES
The Modern Language Prizes are sustained by the Annie C. Benton Memorial Fund, the Alumni Modern Language Prize Fund, the Gomez Prize, the Hugh Corby Fox Prize, the Fish French Prize Fund, the Frates Prize Fund, Independence Foundation Romance Prize and a gift in honor of Percy C. Rogers.
THE ARABIC PRIZES
Silja Amanda Pope
THE CHINESE PRIZES
First-Year Chinese
Carly Canseco
Shiloh Ffrench
Allen Klingel
Second-Year Chinese
Chuanging (Ellen) Jin
Adelle Pitts
Third/Fourth Year Chinese
Jon Civitarese
Mason Cotter
Katie Hu
Cecily Reed
Fifth-Year Chinese
June Kim
Lauren Lee
Fifth-Year Chinese Electives
Alexander Tam
THE FRENCH PRIZES
First-Year French
Stormy Canning Smith
Lynnwoo Hong
Daniella Mendez
Anthony Papathanasopoulos
Second/Third Year French
Ted Freedman
Shiwani Paudel
Olivia Pierre
Alex Trotman
Eleanor (Nora) Unger
Thea Vaughan
Jane Vernon
King-Diorr Willsun
Third/Fourth Year French
Lianny Camilo
Preeti Jain
Natalie Jebraili
Jacques Leleux
Ava Spaulding
Anders Toresjo
Pranavi Vedula
Fifth-Year French Electives
Hannah Dirsa
Claire Han
Sofia Wang
Catherine Yan
Yecheng (Ava) Zhao
THE GERMAN PRIZES
First-Year German
Catherine Miller
Second-Year German
Thomas C. Small
Third-Fourth Year German
William (Pearce) Covert
Sukhdev Grewal
Fifth-Year German
Rodrigo Camara Moreno
Beeke Fock
Nirvair William Grewal
Nelson Meaney
THE ITALIAN PRIZES
Tristan Fedele
Esme Shields
THE JAPANESE PRIZES
First-Year Japanese
Emily Kim
Second-Year Japanese
Tiffany Sun
Third-Fourth Year Japanese
Cole Meyer
Fifth-Year Japanese
Stephanie Handte
THE RUSSIAN PRIZES
Second-Year Russian
Jesse Allen Ball
Third-Fourth Year Russian
Roxane Park
Abigail Sears
THE SPANISH PRIZES
First-Year Spanish
Varit Asavathiratham
Griffin Breault
Janice Darkwa
Catherine Manley
Oluwajoba Okeremi
Lily Pate
Minghan Zou
Spanish Transition-220
Roxane Debbouzzi
Aarti Raju
Henry Wise
Second-Year Spanish
Sofia Haroon Chaudrey
Tetiana (Tania) Luchak
Collin Moore
Joshua Mullen
Caroline Newby
Ayana Okuneye
Camryn Reimert
Lydia Reimert
Luke Wang
Owen Welch
Third/Fourth-Year Spanish
Rima Alsheikh
Safa Alwakya
Anna Byun
Joonyoung Heo
Finn Lorgen
Sophia Marya
Jaansi Patel
Mya Scott
Kaylee Smith
Nadia Sondrini
Advika Verma
Fifth-Year Spanish
Vera Aimunmondion
Jack Gordon
Thomas Leopold
Victoria Liu
Alexander Luna
Christopher Serrao
Vir Shrestha
Special Prize for excellence in two or more foreign languages offered by the Modern Language Department:
Silja Pope
Sean Walker
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THE MUSIC PRIZES
The William G. Saltonstall Prize is awarded annually to the student who produces the best original music composition as determined by the faculty of the Department of Music:
Ishaan Vohra
Edward C. Echols Jazz Prize recognizes outstanding jazz musician(s) during the academic year:
Reilly Piersimoni
A.A. Landers Prize recognizes any student(s) found by the head of the Department of Music to be the most proficient in music:
Anna Kim
Victor P.B. Matheos
William Newby
Silja Pope
The Eli J. Loranger III Prize recognizes those seniors whose musical excellence and generosity of spirit have significantly enhanced the life of the school:
Vera Aimunmondion
Ayaan Akhtar
Cee McClave
Adora Perry
William Simpson
Adeline Vining
Lucy Will
The E.S. Wells Kerr Prize is awarded annually to one or more students who, in the judgment of the head of the Department of Music, seem to excel in both proficiency and interest in the field of music:
Luke Miller
Anna Rissi
Amrita Sankrit
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THE RELIGION PRIZES
The Religion department annually awards prizes for student achievement from three separate funds. The first, at the level of Preps and Lowers. The second and third at the level of uppers and seniors.
The Arthur L. Merrick Memorial Fund Prize is awarded to the Prep or Lower having demonstrated excellence in the study of Religion.
Syan Desai
Sophia Marya
Collin Moore
Fleur Phillips
The Abbie Manton Polleys Memorial Fund Prize is awarded to those students who have shown significant achievement in the curricular offerings of the Religion Department.
First Prizes:
Beckie Gu
Aavik Wadivkar
Jane Wiest
Second Prizes:
Ava Hudgins
Zachary Khambatta
Emi Levine
Quianyue (Sophie) Ma
Michael Nardone
Carter Otis
Jaehyun (Jane) Park
Fanjie (Sadie) Shang
William Sangye Sherpa
Esme Shields
Allison Whelan
Catherine Wu
Michael Yang ‘24
Nianwen (Alaysha) Zhang
The Nathaniel Gordon Bible Fund Prize is awarded to students who have demonstrated excellence in the study of Religion.
Vera Aimunmondion
Stacy Chen
Beckie Gu
Catherine Wu
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THE SCIENCE PRIZES
The following prizes are funded by the Fisher Fund, the E.P. Holder Fund, the D.J. Killian Fund, and the Wentworth Fund.
The John and Irene MacKenty Astronomy Prize is awarded to graduating Seniors who have made an outstanding contribution to the advancement of Astronomy at Exeter.
Cee McClave
Aavik Wadivkar
The Fiske Memorial Prize, given in memory of Winthrop E. Fiske, an instructor in physics at the Academy from 1899 to 1938, is awarded for excellence in Physical Sciences.
Deborah Ang
Rex Bedwick
William Bernau
Alan Bu
William Lu
Nupur Malhotra
Alexander Rosen
Adeline Vining
Natalie Welling
Chengyue Zhang
The Fisher Prize , established by the Fisher Foundation, is awarded to recognize excellence in advanced courses in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
Ashley Jane
Sylvia Langer
Zuzanna Szul
Ellie Wang
Lucy Will
Yecheng (Ava) Zhao
The David M. Bitman Prize, given in memory of David M. Bitman of the class of 1978, is awarded to students who show excellence in a wide range of science subjects.
Rodrigo Camara Moreno
Katelyn Cui
Hannah Dirsa
Jack Farah
Byron Grevious
Helena Kline
Alexander Luna
Ayman Naseer
Charles Potjer
Amrita Sankrit
Nora Sharma
The Corning Benton and Dr. Corning Benton, Jr. Science Department Prize is awarded to a student of two or more years in the Academy who, in the opinion of the Science Department Faculty, shows outstanding promise as a future scientist.
Eloise Benchley
Daria Ivanova
Aden Lee
Indigo Ogiste
Achyuta Rajaram
Diego Shetreet
Riya Tyagi
Ishaan Vohra
Jenna Wang
Valentina Zhang
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THE COMPUTER SCIENCE PRIZES
Computer Science prizes are funded by an anonymous gift from a member of the Class of 1975.
Computer Science Lower Classmen Awards are given to students at the Junior and/or Lower level who have demonstrated a propensity for and superior understanding of the computer science field:
Mingrui (Rain) Qu
Cameron Scullion
Maya Shah
Owen Wood
Computer Science Upper Classmen Awards are given to students at the Upper and/or Senior level who have demonstrated a propensity for and a superior understanding of the computer science field:
Nafees Abdullah
Varit Asavathiratham
Sofiya Goncharova
Zuzanna Szul
Adeline Vining
The Special Award in Computer Science is given to students who have demonstrated not only expertise in the field of computer science but have also given of themselves freely to further the goals of the Computer Science department.
Sunghyun (Hannah) Park
Riya Tyagi
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THE THEATER AND DANCE PRIZES
The J. Carmen ‘92 and Natalie S. ‘95 Stewart Prize in Dance recognizes the student who exemplifies the passionate spirit of Carmen and Natalie held for dance as a means of self-expression, a form of physical fitness, membership in a group in which all members are considered equal, and a vehicle for cultural awareness.
Highest Distinction:
Defne Koyluoglu
Mary Eden Murphy
Lucy Reading
Sophie Zhu’24
High Distinction:
Hope Gantt
Selim Kim
Lucy Lukens
Tanya Syed
Zuzanna Szul
Chelsea Zhao
Distinction:
Akubah Ndubah
Solei Silva-Carin
Honorable Mention:
Vera Aimunmondion
Dubem Akunyili
Sofia Contreras
Ayman Naseer
Clara Peng
Silja Pope
William Weber
The Meir Z. Ribalow ’66 Theatre Prize is given in recognition of outstanding contributions to theater.
Highest Distinction:
Deborah Ang
Niall Bardorf
Rene Hosmer
Kenza Madhi
Mav Murray
Nora Sharma
Sean Walker
High Distinction:
Nafees Abdullah
Vera Aimunmondion
Rodrigo Camara Moreno
Rowan Flanagan
Beckie Gu
Dust Luo
Sofia Novosad
Nhan Phan
Rook Vessenes
With Distinction:
Dissandou Becolli
Stacy Chen
Chaeyoung (Coco) Kim
Evangelina Thornton
Chengyue Zhang
Yecheng (Ava) Zhao
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OTHER PRIZES
THE EXONIAN PRIZES
The Turner Exonian Prize, given by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner, parents and friends, is given annually to students who do the best writing and/or reporting for The Exonian during the school year.
Emi Levine
Michael Yang ‘24
The Gordon Editorial Award, given by Dr. and Mrs. Gene Gordon, is awarded annually to an Exeter student who displays through editorial journalism in publication emanating from the Academy, a passionate dedication to personal freedom, particularly freedom of conscience and its expression.
Austin Desisto
Qianyue (Sophie) Ma
Nhan Phan
The Exonian Staff Award, given by the faculty advisors and student editors of the Exonian for the year’s most innovative and unique newspaper feature over the past year is awarded to:
Samuel Altman
Nataly Delcid
Jinmin Lee
THE DEBATING PRIZES
The Charles Theodore Russell Bates Debating Prize:
Syrah Anand
Andrew Gould
Sukhdev (Josh) Grewal
Adrian Mittal
Holden Sage-Murillo
Han Zhang Yan
The Academy Debating Fund Prize:
Carly Canseco
Blakeslee Krusen
Lauren Lee
Ezra Segal
Maya Shah
Class of 1882 Debating Prizes:
Eamin Ahmed
Anvi Bhate
Joonyoung Heo
Colin Jung
Mav Murray
Dhruv Nagarajan
William Soh
James Yun
The Glazier Speaking Prize:
Samuel Altman
Kate Gilchrist
Meishu Han
Jinmin Lee
Sama Mouzannar
The John O. Heald Debating Prize:
Elaine Qiao
Emma Sordi
The Gifford Pinchot Prize, given by Gifford Pinchot, class of 1884. This prize is given annually to a student who, like Gifford Pinchot, demonstrates dedication to the conservation of the nation’s natural resources.
Christopher Serrao
Evangelina Thornton
William Weber
The Hunter V. Farnham Prize, established by the Farnham Family to honor Mr. Farnham’s love of Africa, developed in his many trips for the Agency for International Development, for students who intend to continue the study of Africa.
Vera Aimunmondion
Ayaan Akhtar
Ugorji Barrah
Meredith Habstritt
The Scharff Prize, is awarded to sons and daughters of alumni who also won prizes while they were at the Academy in the same or closely related disciplines.
Evan Fan
Stephanie Handte
Emi Levine
Roxane Park
Cecily Reed
William Reed
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SPECIAL PRIZES
The Philip Curtis Goodwin ’25 Athletic Award is presented annually to the four year male and female who best embody the qualities of Sportsmanship and Participation:
Amelia Byerly
William Reed
Given by Mr. Frank A. Weil ‘48, The Frank A. Weil ‘48 Prize for Exemplary Growth and Promise recognizes students who have shown through their efforts and improvement a drive and capacity for life long growth. This prize seeks to emphasize that the value of an Exeter education is not measured only by a record of specific achievements, but by the growth and character that is developed through “the journey taken.”
Joseph Alvarez
Tallis Guthrie
Athena (Ellie Ana) Sperantsas
Given by the Harvard Club of Boston in memory of Lt. Colonel Joseph Ganahl, Exeter Class of 1922, to an outstanding member of the Upper Middle Class, The Harvard Book Prize is awarded to:
Lucy Previn
Given by Smith College to a member of the Upper Middle Class “in recognition of outstanding academic achievement and leadership,” The Smith Book Award is awarded to:
Roxane Park
Given in honor of Judge Charles Wyzanski, this prize is awarded “to a student whose ethical beliefs and practices have contributed significantly to the welfare of the Academy or community,” The Wyzanski Prize is awarded to:
Vera Aimunmondion
The Warren Burke Shepard ‘84 Award
In the spring of 1980 a boy named Warren Shepard was admitted to Exeter’s prep class for the following fall -- the Class of 1984. At the time Warren was a student at the American Community School in Halandri, Greece, where his father was stationed in the United States foreign service. Warren Shepard never realized his dream of attending Exeter; in June 1980 he died of fulminant hepatitis. Knowing how much Warren had looked forward to being a student at the Academy, his family and friends established at Exeter a prize to be given annually, in his name, to a student at Phillips Exeter Academy who tries hardest to realize the Exeter opportunity, as Warren would have. In addition to the award presented, a plaque that signifies the award and its recipients hangs in the Office of the Dean of Students. This year, the award is presented to:
Elizabeth Catizone
Jack Gordon
The James A. Snead ‘71 Memorial Prize honors a distinguished alumnus, as it annually recognizes some of the qualities and areas of interest that were essential to him. It is given to students who have written effectively on multicultural themes; who have contributed to the evolution of a non-racist culture in the community; or who have exemplified a passion for the humanities that promises to be lifelong.
Sofia Contreras
Andrew Yuan
The Powell Prize, given by Frank T. Buchner ‘30, in memory of his grandfather, Omar Powell “for recognition of a student or group of students who has conceived and carried out some creative idea which has resulted in a new and useful addition or benefit to the Academy community through his or her entrepreneurship, persuasiveness, innovation or leadership,” is awarded to:
Daria Ivanova
Emi Levine
William Soh
The Gavit Cup is presented annually at Prize Day to a member of the Upper Middle Class selected by members of the Class and the Principal in recognition of outstanding character as displayed in all phases of school life. Each year the recipient of the Gavit cup for the previous year assists in presenting the cup. This year the Cup is awarded to:
Caspar Bailey
Established to honor David T. Swift, The David T. Swift Award reads “In recognition of significant contributions as Dormitory Proctor, in helping to create a positive residential experience at Exeter.” This year the award is presented to:
Nafees Abdullah
Emilie Carranza
Hope Gant
Jett Goetz
Michael Goodall
Lucy Reading
Avery Selig
Christopher Serrao
Luca Shakoori
Sangye Sherpa