COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARDSDARTMOUTH COLLEGE BOOK AWARD — Presented by the Dartmouth Alumni Club of Northern Florida, seeking to recognize a junior who has demonstrated exceptional talents through academic excellence and achievement in another area of school life — activities, athletics or the performing arts. Amy Song

DUKE UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD — Presented to a junior who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement and an unquenchable intellectual commitment to study and the pursuit of knowledge and ideals which characterize the mission of Duke University. Jack Cellar

HOLLINS UNIVERSITY CREATIVE WRITING AWARD — Presented in honor of Hollins’ nationally recognized master’s programs in English and Creative Writing. Hundreds of Hollins graduates are distinguished authors of published books. Ria Joglekar

COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS BOOK AWARD — Presented to a junior who excels in scholarship and personal qualities and who exemplifies exceptional academic achievement within a rigorous college preparatory program. Additionally, he or she shows sincere concern for others and a responsible attitude in all of his or her endeavors. Audrey Trieu

RANDOLPH COLLEGE AWARD — Presented to a student in recognition of outstanding academic performance, character and leadership. Henry Johnson

SMITH COLLEGE BOOK AWARD — Given in memory of Sophia Smith, the first woman founder of a women’s college in the United States. Smith College is located in Northampton, Massachusetts, and is the largest women’s liberal arts college in the country. This award goes to an outstanding junior woman who exemplifies the academic achievement and leadership qualities that characterize the thousands of women who have graduated from Smith College during the past 100 years. Melinda Abercrombie

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH BOOK AWARD — Recognizes outstanding juniors at more than 200 high schools nationwide through their book award program. The recipient is chosen by the school for his or her excellence in writing, overall academic achievement and willingness to assume responsible leadership roles within the school and community. Ben Kobrin

JEFFERSON SCHOLAR AWARD FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA — Given annually to the member of the junior class who is representative of the Renaissance man or woman as exemplified by Thomas Jefferson. The award seeks to honor a versatile rising senior who has demonstrated consistent performance and superior achievement in both scholastic and extracurricular activities. Grace Calavan

YALE CLUB BOOK AWARD — Presented by the Yale Club of Northeast Florida and South Georgia to a junior who has achieved and demonstrated outstanding personal character and intellectual promise, is capable of handling the academic work level at Yale University and who aspires to attend Yale. Nikita Raheja

LEADERSHIP AWARDSWILLIAM I DANFORTH “I DARE YOU” AWARD — This award is presented to rising seniors who exhibit leadership potential. Andrew Ashchi; John Bateh; Emily Fallon; Matthew Herman; Maria Muzaurieta; Maddie Wessell

THE UNITED STATES ARMY SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARDS — This award is presented to a male and female scholar athlete. Arch Brooke; Jill Glasser

ACADEMIC AWARDS — ENGLISHENGLISH I Olivia MorelloENGLISH II Ally HajdaENGLISH III Nikita Raheja

LULA F. MILLER ENGLISH AWARD — Ms. Miller was the Assistant Headmistress at Bartram School from 1934 until she retired in 1971. She inspired her students and instilled in them a love for writing and literature. In her memory, this award is presented to the female student who best exemplifies superior scholarship and love for literature. Katie Lewis

UPPER SCHOOL

Awards DayFriday, May 22, 2015

RUFUS R. MCCLURE ENGLISH AWARD — During his career at Bolles, beginning in 1951, Mr. McClure has served as chair of the English Department; taught Advanced Placement English, administering the very first AP examination at Bolles; and held the positions of Upper School Head/Academic Dean. He now serves as Assistant to the President for special projects. Mr. McClure holds the Robert H. Paul, Jr. Endowed Chair of English. Hana Hajda

STUDENT PUBLICATION AWARDSTHE PERSPECTIVE, COVER AWARD David GoreschakTHE PERSPECTIVE, WRITING AWARD Denver HallTHE PERSPECTIVE, MOST OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION Justin ParkTHE BUGLE, MOST OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION Morgan WaasTHE BUGLE, HIGH NOTE AWARD Albert GreenTURRIS, MOST SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION Albert GreenTURRIS, LAYOUT AND DESIGN Anna Grace Montford

ACADEMIC AWARDS — FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS AWARDSTHE AMERICAN CHORAL DIRECTORS’ NATIONAL STUDENT AWARD Lexi Notrica

LIESEGANG AWARD IN THE ARTS — Established in memory of Eileen Liesegang by her husband, Dr. Thomas Liesegang, and her children Brian ’88, Jason ’90, Alex ’94 and Shane ’00. This award is presented to the student contributing most to the spirit of the Bolles Performing Arts Department. Lauren Bishop

MOST OUTSTANDING ART STUDENT Richard Zhang

BOLLES VISUAL ARTS SHOWCASE AWARDS (UPPER SCHOOL) — Are presented to three visual art students — one in lower, middle and upper school respectively — whose works were selected by an independent jury. This outstanding art will be permanently displayed on the appropriate campuses. Brenna Thanner

COTHURNUS AWARD — The Cothurnus Award is presented to a student who has made an outstanding contribution to the Bolles Drama Program through his/her many fine performances. Travis Johns

UPPER SCHOOL JAZZ BAND AWARD Spencer Hayes

JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD Morgan Ashurian

THE ARTHUR J. CARNES II PHOENIX SOCIETY AWARD — Established in 1967 by then faculty member Arthur Carnes, The Phoenix Society’s mission is to recognize the achievements of Bolles’ students in the Fine and Performing Arts. The Phoenix Society Award is presented to one senior from this select fellowship who excels in several areas of the arts, demonstrates a commitment to the demands of artistic vision, a delight in the process of creative discovery and a gratefulness and humility in the face of achievement. Morgan Ashurian

CINDY EDELMAN ART HISTORY AWARD — Established anonymously in honor of Ms. Edelman for her pioneering spirit in teaching Art History and for instilling an appreciation of art in all students. Ana Torubara

RITA DAVIDSON KAUNITZ SCULPTURE AWARD — Posthumously established by the Kaunitz family in honor of Rita. Dr. Rita Kaunitz’s activity as an artist dates from 1940 through the 1980s. She was particularly skilled and noted in the art world for her work with marble and bronze. Lauren Bishop

DANCE AWARD Sarah Bernhardt

ACADEMIC AWARDS — SOCIAL STUDIESWORLD HISTORY George LewisCONTEMPORARY WORLD HISTORY Alan Perry

LANGDON C. QUIN AWARD IN U.S. HISTORY — Established to honor Mr. Quin, Class of 1938, by his four children, this award honors a student who has shown outstanding accomplishment in American History and has expressed a desire to pursue that interest beyond high school. Ben Kobrin

OLGA PRATT HISTORY AWARD — Olga Pratt was the Headmistress of Bartram School from its inception in 1934 until her death in 1970. This award is given in her memory to a female student who best exemplifies superior scholarship and enthusiasm for the study of history. Katie Lewis

SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD Carlton Higby

WILLIAM N. BABCOCK SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD — Established to honor Mr. Babcock at his retirement after 42 years at Bolles. Mr. Babcock served as Director of Student Activities, Chair and Chair Emeritus of the Social Studies Department, and held the Henrietta Donovan Chair of American Studies. This award recognizes the most outstanding student in the area of social studies. Lauren Bishop

ACADEMIC AWARDS — MATHEMATICSWARD PRITCHETT MATHEMATICS AWARD — Established by the Bolles Mathematics Department in honor of Mr. Pritchett, a long-time member of the department. This award is given to the top Algebra student. Ally Hajda

GEOMETRY Frankie CollierPRECALCULUS Max HicksCALCULUS Hana Hajda STATISTICS Audrey TrieuCOMPUTER PROGRAMMING Robert Pooley

MU ALPHA THETA ACHIEVEMENT AWARD — This award is given at the discretion of the sponsor of the Chapter and members of the Mathematics Department to a graduating senior who has regularly participated and significantly achieved in Mu Alpha Theta competitions during their Upper School career. Corey Levinson

THE DANIEL R. HALL MATHEMATICS AWARD — Established in honor of retired past chair of the Mathematics Department, to recognize the most outstanding student of mathematics. David Goreschak

ACADEMIC AWARDS — SCIENCEFRESHMAN SCIENCE AWARD Elizabeth McGrane and Olivia Morello

SOPHOMORE SCIENCE AWARD Alan Perry

JUNIOR SCIENCE AWARD Henry Johnson

THE BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD — This award is given to a Junior who has excelled in the sciences through his or her junior year. Henry Johnson

ROBERT W. LOVE SCIENCE AWARD — Established in his memory, a Bolles chemistry teacher from 1951 to 1987. Mr. Love served as the Science Department Chair as well as in several other capacities during his tenure. The Robert W. Love Award recognizes the student who exhibits the best all-round knowledge of the sciences. Katie Lewis

ACADEMIC AWARDS — WORLD LANGUAGESPANISH Rachel SchwamLATIN Sara MeadowNational Latin Association National Latin Exam Gold Medal Winner Four Years in a Row: Nikita RahejaJAPANESE Justin ParkCHINESE David Goreschak

CLAIRE SCHILLER LASHLEY LE PRIX D’HONNEUR AWARD — Presented in memory of Claire Schiller Lashley, French teacher at Bartram School, in recognition for her excellent scholarship and passion for the French language. Mariana Paulino

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AWARD — This award is presented to a student who has displayed outstanding improvement in showing command of the English language. The student has balanced understanding American culture while maintaining the integrity of his/her own culture. Caio Batista

THE BEST OVERALL WORLD LANGUAGE STUDENT Michaela Fox

TOP ACADEMIC SCHOLARS BY GRADEFRESHMENDarden Alexander; Asha Anderson; Elise Ballantyne; Ben Barton; Victoria Bosch; John Bowers; Vijay Chalamalasetty; Caitlin Collier; Frankie Collier; Tim Hu; Arianna Khan; Hannah Lee; George Lewis; Peter Liu; Alexander Maniatis; Nick Maniatis; Elizabeth McGrane; Taylor Menk; Olivia Morello; Ariana Munoz; Jessica Pentel; Izzy Schwam; Rachel Shapiro; Connor Warmuth

SOPHOMORESIsabella Array; Leila Azari; Lillie Brody; Kayla Fender; Hannah Grewal; Anderson Gronvold; Ally Hajda; Desi Hambrock; Kunal Kanaparti; Lillie Kulik; Arthur Lee; Aoife O’Riordan; Mercer Peek; Annie Pentaleri; Alan Perry; NatashaPillai; Bear Schickel; Sydney Schmidt; Kareena Sharma; Brittany Wilkinson; Justin Wolter

JUNIORSGT Bosch; Grace Calavan; Jack Cellar; Sami Cover; Eric Goreschak; Max Hicks; Ria Joglekar; Henry Johnson; Kenneth Johnson; Ben Kobrin; Michael Love; Woody Moore; Maria Muzaurieta; Robert Pooley; Nikita Raheja; Margaret Ann Riley; Evan Siewert; Amy Song; Kelly Sutter; Audrey Trieu; Joey Zimmerman

SENIORSParker Andrews; Michael Appel; Lauren Bishop; Arch Brooke; Martin Cohen; Jill Glasser; Neha Goel; David Goreschak; Grace Gronvold; Hana Hajda; Carlton Higby; Maddie Hoff; Abby Jenkins; Billy Jennings; Andrew Lee; Corey Levinson; Katie Lewis; Kuber Madhok; Sara Meadow; Sonam Parag; Justin Park; Mariana Paulino; Chris Rogowski; Rachel Schwam; Jake Schwartz; Amanda Segel; Alli Steinberg; Erica Tebbs

GRADE SUPERLATIVESFRESHMEN Olivia MorelloSOPHOMORES Kunal KanapartiJUNIORS Nikita Raheja

LESTER VARN AWARD — Established to honor W. Lester Varn, Sr., father of two past Bolles Trustees. The Lester Varn Award is given to continue a tradition begun by Dr. Herschel W. Lewis, the first Headmaster of Bolles, to recognize the student who achieves the highest academic average within the School’s top four grades for this School year. Hana Hajda

ATHLETIC AWARDSLIESEGANG AWARD IN FOOTBALL — Established in memory of Eileen Liesegang by her husband, Dr. Thomas Liesegang, and her children Brian ’88, Jason ’90, Alex ’94, and Shane ’00. This award is presented to the student contributing most to the spirit of the Bolles football team. Tyrell Moore

MARK M. BRADLEY AWARD — Established to honor Mr. Bradley who came to Bolles in 1941 as Commandant of Cadets and served the School until his death in 1955. Mr. Bradley served as head football, basketball, and baseball coach during his career, as well as Athletic Director. The Mark Bradley Memorial Awards are given to the most outstanding athletes in football, basketball and baseball. Dexter Carter, football; Collin Smith, basketball; and Arch Brooke, baseball

BABE RUTH FOUNDATION AWARDS — Presented annually to the athletes who display the highest ideals in the areas of scholarship, leadership, patriotism and athletic achievement. Christian Bermudez; Arch Brooke; Amelia Hartje; Ryan Kirchhoff; Matthew Pentaleri; Frances Rice; Carly Stevens

O.S. GARCES TROPHY — Established to recognize Octavio S. Garces, who served on the Bolles faculty from 1943 to 1982. Mr. Garces taught Spanish and coached numerous state-championship swimming teams, served as Director of Athletics and Director of Alumni and Public Relations. In 1998, Mr. Garces was honored by his three children with the presentation of the O.S. Garces Diving Facility. This trophy is presented annually to the individual or individuals judged to be the best all-round athletes in the School. Bryce Newman; Grace Mathis; Jeremiah Theus; McKenzie Wilson

THE PARENTS’ GOLF AWARD — Established by the Van Pelt family is presented to the golfer who has evidenced the highest standard of excellence, based not only upon his scores on the golf course, but also in the classroom. Michael Mattiace

THE A. CHESTER SKINNER JR. AWARD — Presented annually at the discretion of the coaching staff when an athlete, through his or her unusual achievement, has brought honor and recognition to the School. Seniors receiving this award will be recognized tomorrow at graduation. Tyler Rice

ART ALEXANDER AWARD — Established in memory of Art Alexander, a Bolles student who died at age 14. This award is given in his memory to the most outstanding ninth grade athlete. Alex Salvador

KATHY SKINNER AWARD — Established in honor of Kathy Skinner, who was Bolles’ first female athletic award recipient. This award is presented to the most outstanding female ninth grade athlete. Rachel Shapiro; Caitlyn Collier

VAN ETTEN BENT AWARD — Given annually to outstanding individuals who have distinguished themselves in a particular sport in the varsity athletic program. Josh Calhoun; Christen Carter; Jack Comstock; Leah Ferlin; David Goreschak; Travis Kennedy; Alex Lucansky; Dani Maysonet; Claire Rasmus; Danielle Spence; Anthony Teixeira; Andrea Vergani; Sidney Yost

CHRIS STUCK MEMORIAL AWARD — Given annually to the varsity soccer player who best exhibits outstanding qualities in leadership, academics and soccer skills. Josh Costa

THE WESLEY WARD TROPHY — Established by Dee Brown ’86, to honor Mr. Ward, whose personal character and actions on and off the court exemplified Bolles’ Values Statement. This award is presented annually to the basketball player whose personal character and actions best exemplify the School’s statement of values. Austin Williams

THE STERLING AWARD — The Sterling Award is given annually to the student within the lacrosse program who best exemplifies the values of The Bolles School and the spirit of the game of lacrosse. Chris Rogowski

CHARACTER AWARDSJEFFREY BEECHER SHAW FRESHMAN CLASS AWARD — This award is presented in memory of Jeffrey Beecher Shaw, a former Bolles student, by the freshman class. It is awarded to the freshman who has best exhibited a concern for fellow classmates in a spirit of honesty, selflessness, and humanity. Savannah Majarwitz

RESIDENT STUDENTS OF THE YEAR AWARD Anna Kassis and Parker Andrews

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mr. Michael Rivera

THE FREEMAN FAMILY AWARD — Established to honor Dorothy Freeman, Class of 2000, and Nan Freeman, Class of 2003, this award is given to a rising senior who exemplifies character, scholarship, leadership and service. Holly Weber

ELLIS LANQUIST SCHOOL SPIRIT AWARDS — Given in honor and memory of Mr. Ellis Lanquist, who taught Biology at Bolles from 1953 until his retirement in 1996. Mr. Lanquist also served as Head of the Science Department and as Director of the Bolles Summer Day Camp during his distinguished years at Bolles. This award is presented to the student who has done the most to promote school spirit at Bolles. Mr. Lanquist, better known as Major, has also been honored anonymously so that we may recognize the faculty member who contributes the most to school spirit and service to the Bolles community. Max Michael, student; Mr. Michael Corrigan, faculty

THE DAVIS FAMILY AWARD — Established by the family of Bolles graduates Rebecca ’86, Elizabeth ’88 and Katherine ’93 Davis, this award recognizes extraordinary personal accomplishment within the community-at-large, along with positive academic achievement, with an additional award to the faculty member chosen by the recipient as most influential in encouraging their academic excellence. Amanda Segel, student; Mrs. Pamela Clubb, faculty

TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARDS DEWAN TEACHING FELLOW AWARD — Established by the Dewan family to honor a teacher who demonstrates exemplary scholarship, teaching excellence and involvement in the lives of students. The recipient is chosen by students. Mrs. Jackie Reinschmidt

FORD FOUNDATION AWARDS — Established by the Edward E. Ford Foundation of Providence, Rhode Island, as a matching gift to honor teaching excellence as measured and determined by students. Mrs. Judy Quesada and Mr. Michael Rivera

CITIZENSHIP AWARDSRUFUS MCCLURE HONOR SYSTEM AWARD — Mr. McClure was a faculty member, Academic Dean and leader of many aspects of Bolles life from 1951 to present. He co-founded the Honor Court with then Head of School, Harry M. deMontmollin, Jr. Mr. McClure sponsored the Honor Court for many years and dedicated his teaching and administrative career toward instilling in students a respect for honesty in dealing with others in the Bolles Community and the many people with whom they come in contact on a daily basis. Grace Mathis

LAWRENCE M. HIRSIG AWARD — Established to honor Lawrence M. Hirsig, trustee of Bolles from 1944 through 1951 and founder of the Bolles Dads’ Association. This award is presented annually to the student who has made the most significant contribution to student government. Kuber Madhok

JAY STEIN CARING AWARD — Established to honor Mr. Jay Stein by Hugh H. Jones, Jr. to reflect Mr. Stein’s interest in the community, this award is presented to the senior who has best exemplified a caring attitude by selfless effort toward a better quality of life for all. Rachel Schwam

THE FORT SAN NICHOLAS CHAPTER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION — present their annual award to a senior who demonstrates the qualities of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Hana Hajda

THE MCKENZIE NOELLE WILSON AWARD (FORMERLY THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD) — Established to support programs that foster community service and caring for others. McKenzie Wilson’13, who passed away in 2010, was a Bolles sophomore who went out of her way to make others feel special. The award is presented to seniors dedicated to their school and community, reflecting McKenzie’s concern for others and her spirit of service. Each year, the McKenzie Noelle Wilson Foundation will make a $7,000 donation to Bolles to support an area or program of the school selected by the honorees. Kaitlyn Bonfield-Orlick; Taylor Bunn; Christen Carter; Martin Cohen; Grace Edwards; Tim Gonino; Grace Gronvold; Amelia Hartje; Carlton Higby; Ally Sorrells; Danielle Spence; Alli Steinberg; Erica Tebbs; Brenna Thanner.

APPOINTMENTS NAVAL ACADEMY APPOINTMENT Matthew PentaleriNAVAL ACADEMY PREP SCHOOL APPOINTMENT Jake CosleyTHE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY APPOINTMENT Maddie Hoff

SALUTATORIAN ANNOUNCED Mary Katherine O’Hare Lewis

VALEDICTORIAN ANNOUNCED Hana Nicole Hajda