F I F T Y - S E V E N T HC O M M E N C E M E N T

MAY 25, 2019

INTERLOCHEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Glynn T. Williams, ChairBecky Ruthven, Vice ChairSarah Harding, Vice ChairKeith W. Baum (’76) Andrew W. Cordonnier (’81)Casey G. Cowell

Mohamed A. El-ErianLowell J. GrumanCynthia L. HannStephen E. Hayden (’64)Nancy L. HoaglandTimothy M. JacksonSusan S. KetteringJ. Christopher KojimaBarbara Kratchman

John F. Manuel (’83)Elaine H. MischlerWilliam C. Nelson Tom QuinnBarrett J. RollinsClaire E. (Corson) SkinnerSara WhitingKurtis T. WilderZhibai (Bill) Zheng (’96)

OFFICERSTrey Devey, President

Camille Colatosti, ProvostPatrick M. Kessel, Vice President, Finance and Operations

Katharine Laidlaw, Vice President, Strategic Communications and EngagementCathleen Dodge Miller, Interim Vice President, Advancement

Brittany Verner, Corporate Secretary and Assistant to the President

INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY ADMINISTRATIONEric Blackburn - Director, Liberal Arts

William Church (’89) - Director, Theatre Arts Samantha Charnes - Director, Institutional Research and Effectiveness

Jason Hubbard - Vice Provost, Academic and Arts EducationKatherine Luellen - Executive Dean, Enrollment Management

Kedrik Merwin - Director, MusicMichael Mittelstaedt - Director, Motion Picture Arts

Joseph Morrissey - Director, DanceMary Ellen Newport - Director, R.B. Annis Math and Sciences

Kristina Nichols (’95) - Vice Provost, Education Operations Julie Oberts - Dean of Students, Academy

Mika Perrine (’96) - Interim Director, Creative Writing Melinda Ronayne - Director, Visual Arts

Clyde Sheets - Director, Comparative ArtsJennifer Wesling - Dean of Students, Camp

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEESTrey Devey, President

David P. Min

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMYInterlochen Arts Academy, the nation’s first and foremost boarding fine arts high school, unites students with

others who value their highest aspirations, creating a close-knit artists’ community. Over 500 of the world’s most talented and motivated young artists study music, theatre, dance, visual arts, creative writing,

motion picture arts, comparative arts, and comprehensive academics in a college-like setting. They find in the Academy a fast-paced, creative environment that challenges, inspires, and focuses their talents

and prepares them to take prominent roles in a whole universe of professional endeavors.

Dr. Joseph E. Maddy, one of America’s foremost arts educators, founded the Academy in 1962 to give talented students an opportunity to specialize in the arts at an early age without sacrificing

the academic studies that are so essential for a successful future. The Academy is part of Interlochen Center for the Arts, the only community in the world that brings together:

• a 2,500-student summer arts camp program • a 500-student fine arts boarding high school with college-prep academics • year-round opportunities for hundreds of adults to engage in fulfilling artistic and creative programs • two 24-hour, listener-supported public radio services (classical music and news) • 600 arts presentations annually by students, faculty, and world-renowned guest artists

MISSION STATEMENTInterlochen Center for the Arts

Interlochen Center for the Arts engages and inspires people worldwide through excellence in educational, artistic, and cultural programs, enhancing the quality of life through the universal language of the arts.

MISSION AND PHILOSOPHY STATEMENTInterlochen Arts Academy

Interlochen Arts Academy (IAA) provides high school students who demonstrate significant artistic potential with pre-professional arts instruction, and a challenging academic program

that prepares them for college, university, and conservatory education. The Academy cultivates an environment in which students are encouraged to achieve their fullest potential as artists,

thinkers, collaborators, and responsible members of a diverse, inclusive community.

PROCESSIONAL Andante Festivo ............................................................................................................Jean Sibelius

Interlochen Arts Academy OrchestraLeslie B. Dunner, Conductor

WELCOMING REMARKS

Trey Devey, PresidentGlynn Williams, Chair, Board of Trustees

Camille Colatosti, Provost

INTERLUDEPas de Deux from Swan Lake

Choreography by Joseph MorrisseyMusic by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Performed by Interlochen Arts Academy OrchestraDancers: Austin Dabney & Ariana Dickerson

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS & RECOGNITION OF HONOR STUDENTSJason Hubbard, Vice Provost of Academic and Arts Education

National Merit Scholarship Finalist 2019 Presidential Scholar in the Arts Isaac Parlin, Music Sophie Paquette, Creative Writing Hana Yoon, Music Peter Dimaggio, Theatre Arts

INTERLUDE

Sugar and RicePerformed by Jamie John, Comparative Arts

PRESENTATION OF ACADEMIC AWARDSMary Ellen Newport - Director, R.B. Annis Math and Sciences

Eric Blackburn - Director, Liberal Arts

MUSIC INTERLUDE Quartet in F Major for Oboe and Strings, K. 370....................................Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart III. Rondeau: Allegro

Angela Scates, oboeZofia Farley, violin

Miranda Lucas, violaDaniela Gonzales Siu, cello

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HONORS CONVOCATIONK R E S G E AU D I TO R I U M x F R I D AY, M AY 2 4 , 2 0 1 9 x 8 p. m .

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PRESENTATION OF FINE ARTS AWARDS Clyde Sheets - Director, Comparative Arts Kedrik Merwin - Director, Music Mika Perrine - Interim Director, Creative Writing William Church - Director, Theatre Arts Joseph Morrissey - Director, Dance Melinda Ronayne - Director, Visual Arts Michael Mittelstaedt - Director, Motion Picture Arts

INTERLUDE“Let it Sing” from VioletMusic by Jeanine TesoriLyrics by Brian Crawley

Peformed by Randell Lee, Theatre ArtsMindy Rohn, piano

PRESENTATION OF THE PRESIDENT’S AWARD IN ARTTrey Devey, President

INTERLUDE2019 Motion Picture Arts Thesis Production Montage

Edited by Cassie Galonsky

PRESENTATION OF THE ROGER E. AND MARY JANE JACOBI CITIZENSHIP AWARDTrey Devey, President

INTERLUDE“Wake Me Up”

Written by Avicii, Mike Einziger, and Aloe BlaccArranged by Sydney James Harcourt and Kwinton Gray

Performed by Sydney James Harcourt (‘97)

PRESENTATION OF THE YOUNG ARTIST AND YOUNG SCHOLAR AWARDSTrey Devey, President

Camille Colatosti, Provost

INTERLUDE “Burning Coral” by Grant Bishko Soleil Garcia-Johnson, alto Poppy Rosales, writer/recitant Jacob Hunter, tenor Raleigh Walter, writer/recitant Daniela Gonzales Siu, cello Lydia Jessee, piano

PRESENTATION OF THE PRESIDENT’S DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD AND OIL CAN AWARD

Trey Devey, PresidentCamille Colatosti, Provost

RECESSIONAL Finale from Symphony No. 5, Op. 67 ........................................................Ludwig van Beethoven

Interlochen Arts Academy OrchestraLeslie B. Dunner, Conductor

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So the wind has broken you

open, then? Split & halved, a false

woman’s child-gleeful

or what have you. I never went in

for that like the Pollyannas

are wont to— I like to fit

the worst grievings between my palms

and then I Bury them

by a river, maybe. These rivers

become Open Waters like that.

like nothing. You might

find it difficult. Becoming.

You weren’t there

as I was, pushing & pushing &

pulling at the earth—

like it wasn’t there at all.

Vigilsby Fiona Stanton

Fiona Stanton is a senior creative writing major from Boise, Idaho. Her writing has appeared in The Red Wheelbarrow, Valley Visions, and the Henry’s Fork Journal. She was also a finalist for the Lake Effect National High School Poetry Contest, and received a National Gold Medal and an American Voices Medal from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. She will attend Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina this fall, where she has been named a Patricia Cornwell Scholar in Creative Writing.

INTERLUDE

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SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS

Olivia Achcet

Larissa Allison

Elena Altmiller

Emily Amos

Joowon An

Kyra Armes

Darius Atefat-Peckham

Catherine Barker

Jonathan Bass

Bryn Battani

Grant Bishko

Ella Bondar

Marie-Josee Bourelly

Paul-Pierre Boutet

Elizabeth Boyd

Hoon Chang

Muying Chen

Xingyi Chen

Leah Cho

Leah Cohen

Alexis Corder

Ciara D’Hondt

Austin Dabney

Conor Dailey

Alexis DePaolo

Proudmany Dheva-Aksorn

Eli Diersing

Peter DiMaggio

Lily Dunlap

Raelee Mikaela Chirbee Jan Dy

Zofia Farley

Hixon Foster

Amanda Friedman

Richard Gambardella

Kira Ganter

Simon Garb

Madeline Geil

Dana Gray

Gabriel Henkin

Rebekah Hou

Zhijin Hu

Lydia Jessee

Olivia Kemp

Gabriel Kennis

Evan Kielty

Jeehoon Kim

Julia Koehler

Huimin Liu

Miranda Lucas

Yishan Ma

Carter Mallady

Luis Marquez Teruel

Christopher Martin

Megan McCafferty

Alexandria McCauley

Vanessa Meliksetyan

Ilianna Mendyk

Chloe Merwin

Lillian Naill

Adrian Nicolas Ong

Taetyn Panagos

Sophie Paquette

Isaac Parlin

Miriam Peck

Emily Reader

Theresa Reagan

Eve Robitshek

Serena Rutledge

Angela Scates

Jakob Schoenfeld

Sunmin Shin

William Singer

Alexander Smith

Jillian Smith

Gabriel Smothers

Aaron Snyder

Daniel Solowey

Jared Son

Phumakorn Srikeawsai

Fiona Stanton

Laura Stanton

Meghan Steenstra

Craig Swink

Yuhki Ueda

Olivia Weiss

Eva Wong

Yuqin Wu

Hana Yoon

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PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance in G Major, Op. 39, No. 4 ............................ Edward Elgar/trans. M. Retford

Interlochen Arts Academy BandMatthew Schlomer, Conductor

The Star-Spangled Banner .............................................................................................. Francis Scott Key

WELCOMECamille Colatosti, Provost

SENIOR SPEAKERIlianna Mendyk, Dance

INTERLUDE The Road Home ..................................................................................................................Stephen Paulus

Interlochen Arts Academy ChoirJohn Bragle, Conductor

REMARKS FROM THE PRESIDENTTrey Devey, President

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSSteve Hayden (‘64), Vice Chairman and Chief Creative Officer (Retired), Ogilvy & Mather, Inc.

COMMENCEMENTK R E S G E AU D I TO R I U M x S AT U R D AY, M AY 2 5 , 2 0 1 9 x 9 : 3 0 A . M .

Senior Speaker and Senior Performer

To honor the multifaceted artistic and academic talents of all the Arts Academy seniors, we have one SeniorSpeaker and one Senior Performance. All seniors who wish to apply are eligible for these honors. A Selection Committee made up of faculty members and students reviews all applications and selects semifinalists who are then asked to prepare their speech or their performance. Each semifinalist auditions in front of the Selection Committee, and the Committee chooses a winner in each category. The application and audition process is both extensive and demanding. Our speaker and our performers this year are to be commended for their talent and passion as well as their dedication to the process that led them to be on the stage today.

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SENIOR PERFORMANCE “When Dandelions Bloom” ..........................................................................................Isabella Morcote

Isabella Morcote, piano and vocalsBrianna Israelov, backing vocals

Bryn Battani, backing vocalsAinhoa Ortiz Noriega, flute

Oliver Lesjack-Randall, electric bass

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMASTrey Devey, President

Camille Colatosti, ProvostGlynn Williams, Chair, Board of TrusteesWilliam Church, Director, Theatre Arts

RECESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance in D Major, Op. 39, No. 1 ...................... Edward Elgar/arr. Paul Sterrett

Interlochen Arts Academy BandMatthew Schlomer, Conductor

COMMENCEMENTK R E S G E AU D I TO R I U M x S AT U R D AY, M AY 2 5 , 2 0 1 9 x 9 : 3 0 A . M .

Artist Statement

My aim is to write songs that are universal, so people of all ages can relate to them. My lyrics are centered on a strong emotion, weaving it with evocative imagery. One of the main reasons I make music is because it grounds me and helps me realize what is important. To me, the common truths of the human condition are what keep us connected to one another.

I look up to artists like Ruben Blades, Esperanza Spalding, and Stevie Wonder for using their artistic voice to express their concerns, feelings, and thoughts. Facing the truth, talking about it, and developing a social consciousness is essential to creating a society that values the truth.

Once I started to perform my own songs, I realized the impact they had on people. It is a very special experience to have someone say that they needed to hear my song. My goal as a performer is to maintain a genuine environment where my audience can feel safe and connect with the music. I hope my music can help others realize their inner strength the way it helped me realize mine. – Isabella Morcote, Singer-Songwriter

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GRADUATING SENIORS

Olivia Marie Achcet ........................................Niskayuna, N.Y. Ece Akkas ....................................................... Istanbul, Turkey Larissa Rheann Allison ..........................Arlington Heights, Ill. Diana Virginia Alonso Marti .........................Santo Domingo, .................................................Dominican Republic Elena Grace Altmiller .........................Elmhurst Township, Pa. Emily Dawn Amos .................................... Traverse City, Mich. Joowon An ............................................... Seoul, South Korea Kyra Suzanne Armes ..................................Londonderry, N.H. Samuel Augustine Tayco Asistores ..... Quezon City, Philippines Darius Atefat-Peckham ..............................Huntington, W.Va. Gerardo Azpiri Iglesias ...................................Puebla, Mexico Asta Balakauskas ....................................... Bangkok, Thailand Catherine Miranda Barker ......................... Bloomington, Ind. Caoimhe Antonia Barry Obalat ....... L'Ampolla, Tarragona Spain Jonathan Cloete Bass ...................... Washington Island, Wis. Bryn Audrey Battani ............................................Austin, Texas Zoe Cameron Bell ............................................Baltimore, Md. Eddie Robert Binosi ................................................ Quincy, Ill. Grant Donald Bishko ............................................Atlanta, Ga.vAngelica Amelia Bohanan .........................Broken Bow, Okla. Ella Margaret Bondar ...........................................Chicago, Ill. Sophia Ann Bondi .............................................Seattle, Wash. Marie-Josee Elise Bourelly ...............................Potomac, Md.v Paul-Pierre Gryder Boutet ........................Anchorage, Alaska Elizabeth Grace Seaton Boyd ......................Northville, Mich. Levi Aaron Boylan ........................................ Ann Arbor, Mich. Jackson Edward Bradley ........................................Marion, Ill. Dean Henry Brady ..............................................Naperville, Ill. Zachary James Brickson .......................... Minneapolis, Minn. Clayton James Bridgeman ...................Cape Girardeau, Mo. Morgan Alexandra Brown ..........................Washington, D.C. Mae Ya Ta'Nell Carter Ryan ..................................Chicago, Ill. Camilla Mury Carvalho ..............................Satellite Beach, FL Yanna Gabriel Cassell ...................................Winterville, N.C. Shivom Kamlesh Chandiramani ............... Hong Kong, China Hoon Tyler Chang ....................................... Lakewood, Wash.v Muying Chen ................................................ Shenyang, China Minkun Chen ....................................JiangXi Provence, China Xingyi Chen ............................................... Hong Kong, China Leah Young-Jin Cho ........................... Incheon, South Korea

v Selim Choi ................................................ Seoul, South Korea Maia Reineke Cieply ...............................................Ada, Mich.v Leah Ruth Cohen ....................................San Francisco, Calif. Alexis Ann Corder .................................................Cadiz, Ohio Ciara Sabrine D'Hondt ............................................Ray, Mich.vAustin Ware Dabney ..................................Youngstown, Ohiov Conor David Dailey ................... Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. Alexis Ruth DePaolo .......................................... Casper, Wyo. Proudmany Dheva-Aksorn ...................Nonthaburi, ThailandvAriana Marquasia Dickerson .............................Dayton, Ohio Eli William Fitzpatrick Diersing ................. Bloomington, Ind. Peter John DiMaggio ......................................... Powell, Ohio Yimei Du ........................................................... Beijing, China Lily Nadine Dunlap ........................................... Ashland, Ore. Raelee Mikaela Chirbee Jan Mendez Dy ..........Quezon City, ................................................................ Philippines Arlo Echavarria Duque .............................Bogota, Colombia Tevyanastazia Emoedi ........................................Vallejo, Calif. Hannah Patricia Esquivel .......................... Los Angeles, Calif. Zofia Lindahl Farley ............................................. Weston, Mo. Carson Nathaniel Fisher ........................Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Gabriela Maria Florentino ..................................Augusta, Ga. Hixon Centennial Foster ....................... Santa Barbara, Calif. Richard Hyun-Soo Friedman Fox ......................... Jupiter, Fla. Andrew Kegan Franklin ................................. Nashville, Tenn. Hannah Margaret Frazen ................................ Lake Forest, Ill. Gabrielle Ash Freeman ...............................Miami Beach, Fla. Amanda Lorraine Friedman .........................Jacksonville, Fla. Cassandra Jane Galonsky ....................... Battle Creek, Mich. Richard Luis Gambardella ..............................Hollywood, Fla.vKira Sage Ganter ...................................... Traverse City, Mich. Simon Elliott Garb .......................................... Appleton, Wis. Madeline Elizabeth Geil ........................................Sterling, Ill.vDaniela Emiko Gonzales Siu ...........................Huanuco, Peru Mia Alessandra Goodman .........................Washington, D.C. Rose E. Gould .......................................................Chicago, Ill. Dana Kathryn Gray ......................................South Lyon, Mich.v Tu Gu ...........................................................Shen Zhen, China Lance Denzel Gulley ..........................................Detroit, Mich. Bowen Ha ...................................................... Shanghai, China Thomas Kenyon Harper................................ Kingsport, Tenn.

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GRADUATING SENIORS

v Marlee Lane Harrison ................................ Interlochen, Mich. Everest Alexander Head.................................... Culpeper, Va. Gabriel Lameira Henkin ............................ Virginia Beach, Va. Lauren Ann Henrie ............................................Seattle, Wash. Gabrielle Louise Hildebrand ............................ Mequon, Wis. Chase Andrew Hogan .......................................Elkridge, Md. Rebekah Jia-Ing Hou ...................................... Okemos, Mich.v Zhijin Hu ...................................................... Shenzhen, China Jacob Asiah Hunter ..............................................Albany, N.Y. Jeremy Gage Ivory-Chambers ...............San Francisco, Calif.vLydia Thi Thu Benschoter Jessee ....................Waterford, Va.v Jamie Ray John ........................................ Traverse City, Mich. Jaden Nathaniel Johnson .......................................... Erie, Pa.v Weon Joong Jung ................................... Seoul, South Korea Christina Chea Junga .........................................Orlando, Fla. Ryan Edward Kaiserman .............................. Tawas City, Mich. Theodore Mascenik Kakasenko .................Washington, D.C. Dongwhi Kang ......................................... Seoul, South Korea Olivia Jane Kemp ............................................... Dexter, Mich. Lola Anne Kennedy ................................... Bloomington, Ind.v Gabriel Beau Kennis ...................................... Frankfort, Mich. Evan Boyd Kielty ...................................... Traverse City, Mich. Yoo Jin Kim ............................................... Seoul, South Korea Jeehoon Kim .................................Rolling Hills Estates, Calif. Samantha Morgan King .......................Roanoke Rapids, N.C. Juliann Gayle Kirk .................................Thompsonville, Mich. Julia Amiee Koehler .................................Anchorage, Alaska Emma Frances Kosht ....................................... Burlington, Vt. Nathaniel Ladd Krohn .....................................Great Falls, Va. Kathrynne Anne L'Esperance-Stokes ........... Lancaster, Calif. Randell Lathon Lee ........................................Bolingbrook, Ill.vCharles Russel Lee-Rossing ...................................Ada, Mich. Oliver Quinn Lesjack-Randall .......................... Boulder, Colo. Tess Isabelle Levine .....................................Birmingham, Ala. Yiwen Liang .................................................. Shenzhen, China Huimin Liu..................................................... Shenzhen, China Hannah Mary-Joy Long .................................Benzonia, Mich. Miranda Michelle Lucas ..................................Winchester, Va.vYixiang Luo .................................................... Shenzhen,Chinav Yishan Ma .......................................................... Beijing, China Logan John Macaulay .................................Colleyville, Texas

Lochlan William Wallace MacLean ................ Lake Forest, Ill. Fiona Elizabeth Maisel ............................... Leipzig, Germany Carter Joseph Mallady ......................................... Danville, Ill.v Carlo Alessandro Manzetti ............................Vero Beach, Fla. Luis Manuel Marquez Teruel .............. Maracaibo, Venezuela Christopher Oakley Martin ...................................Atlanta, Ga. Veronique Michelle Matheny-Plamondon ..Woodside, Calif. Megan Elizabeth McCafferty ....................................Lutz, Fla.v Alexandria Zoe Caputo McCauley ..............Ontario, Canada Broner Wayne McCoy ...................................... Franklin, Tenn. Jack George McGeoch .............................. New Gretna, N.J. Jacklyn Kate McKissock ........................................ Warren, Pa. Vanessa Rose Meliksetyan................................ Lexington, Ky. Ilianna Athena Mendyk ....................................Saginaw, Mich. Chloe Mercedes Merwin ......................... Traverse City, Mich. Andrew Kyung-Hei Min ..............................Menlo Park, Calif. Eamon John Mitchell ...................................Santa Cruz, Calif. Isabella Alejandra Morcote .......................... Lake Worth, Fla. Claudia Alexandra Moysset ..................... Los Angeles, Calif.vThelonius Muhammad ..........................................Chicago, Ill. Lillian Pearl Lemmert Naill ..............................Baltimore, Md. Shuto Nakagawa .................................................Tokyo, Japan Athena Aniela Nassar .............................. Peachtree City, Ga. Ethan Marshall Nell .................................................Stuart, Fla. Yan Nie .......................................................... Shenzhen, China Matthew Thai Ninh ........................................Mukilteo, Wash. Laura Grey O'Neill .........................................Stillwater, Minn. Adrian Nicolas Chio Ong ............... Quezon City, Philippines Ainhoa Ortiz Noriega ....................Tortosa, Tarragona, Spain Taetyn Kay Panagos .........................................Santa Fe, N.M. Sophie Elizabeth Paquette........................ Bloomington, Ind. Isaac Casey Parlin ............................................New York, N.Y. Clarke Hale Paty ..........................................Washington, D.C. Miriam Danielle Peck ............................... Traverse City, Mich. Tiffany Emma Perlman ......................................Allentown, Pa. Maria Kristina Perroni Lutteroth .................. San Ysidro, Calif. Javi Hailey Peterson................................ Santa Monica, Calif. Sophia Rose Price .............................................Hudson, Ohio Ian Sebastian Purcell ...................................... Petaluma, Calif. Sophie Rei Qano .............................................Houston, Texas Ruitong Qin ....................................................... Beijing, China

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GRADUATING SENIORS

Carlos Alberto Avendano Garcia ..................Bogota, ColombiaBobby Lee Bush .................................................... West Park, Fla.Kyler Douglas Keck ........................................... Ludington, Mich.Zacharie Gabriel Kline .......................................... Montpelier, Vt.Leonie Sophie Kochs ..........................................Berlin, GermanySally Denise Kozminski ........................................... Northfield, Ill.

Bobby Edwin Morales ..................................... Miami Beach, Fla.Eric Riley Rice ...............................................Murfreesboro, Tenn.Leo Richard Rossmiller .......................................... Madison, Wis.Zachary Robert Simonds .................................. Wilmington, Del.Leah Irene Widmaier .................................................Elmhurst, Ill.

POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS

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Caroline Denise Quinones De La Cruz ................. Lima, Peru Emily Ann Reader ................................................. Gilberts, Ill. Theresa Kathleen Reagan .................................Lowell, Mich. Caitlyn Laren Redfern ................................... Los Gatos, Calif. Misha Christine Ritter .......................................Potomac, Md. Georgia McConnell Robinson ...........................Roanoke, Va. Eve Lorraine Robitshek ............................ Traverse City, Mich. Gabriela Angel Romero-Johnson ....................Madison, Wis. Madelyn Paige Rouse ......................................Jackson, Mich. Serena Ann Rutledge ...................................Ontario, Canada Serenity S'rae Nyrene Saffold-Rice ...............Woodstock, Ga. Jacob James Safirstein .....................................Portland, Ore. Nathaniel Aquino Sanchez ............................... Metamora, Ill.vAngela Elizabeth Scates .......................... Traverse City, Mich. Victoria Gabrielle Schmidt .................................Kearney, Mo. Jakob Lukasz Schoenfeld .................................... Oviedo, Fla. Kuan Shen...................................................... Shanghai, Chinav Sunmin Shin .............................................. Seoul, South Korea William Gardiner Singer ............................. Highland Park, Ill. Kyle Michael Skarshaug ........................... Traverse City, Mich.vAbigail Emily Skerik ................................. Traverse City, Mich.v AnQi Skok .......................................................... Beijing, China Colton Tanner Slaven .......................................... Ballwin, Mo. Jillian Michelle Smith ................................... Long Island, N.Y. Alexander Bennett Smith .............................Ontario, Canada Grace Olivia Smith ......................................Wyandotte, Mich. Gabriel Smothers ............................................... Casper, Wyo. Aaron David Snyder ......................................Northville, Mich. Daniel James Solowey ....................................... Sarasota, Fla. Jared Son ........................................ Seongnam, South Korea

Phumakorn Srikeawsai ................................. Phuket, Thailand Fiona Walela Stanton ..........................................Boise, Idaho Laura Corinne Stanton ............................ East Lansing, Mich. Meghan Marie Steenstra ................................ Gainesville, Va. Antonia Suarez Gomez ..............................Bogota, Colombia Craig James Swink .................................Charles Town, W. Va. Samuel Edlund Sykes .....................................Dubuque, Iowa Hayden Chester Hallett Treece............... Traverse City, Mich. Kelli Ann Trudeau ......................................Suttons Bay, Mich. Abigail Rose Tucker ........................................Huntsville, Ala. Xavier Levoyer Tutiven ...............................Ronkonkoma, N.Y. Yuhki Ter Ueda ..........................................Manila, Philippines Guillermo Tadeo Ulloa.............................. Carpentersville, Ill. Patrick Hugh Desmond Wade .....................Gulf Breeze, Fla.vXiaoping Wang .....................................................Chicago, Ill. Benjamin Joseph Ward ................................Sao Paulo, Brazil Dalton James Weaver ......................................Helena, Mont. Dylan Knight Weaver ....................................... Boulder, Colo.v Olivia Rose Weiss ................................................ Powell, Ohio JunMing Wen ............................................ Guangzhou, Chinav Eva Ruth Wong .......................................... State College, Pa.v Yuqin Wu ....................................................... Shanghai, China Jia Yi Xu .................................................... Chang Sha, China Mikhail Andreevich Yarovoy .......................... Moscow, Russia Hana Yoon ....................................................Honolulu, Hawaii Jacob Newton Zemans-Ronthal ..................Ontario, Canada Lynn Zhang ....................................................... Voorhees, N.J. Xiaoyu Zhao ....................................................... Beijing, China

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THE COLORS OF ACADEMIC ATTIRE

Agriculture ........................................MaizeArts, Letters, Humanities .................WhiteCommerce, Accountancy, and Business. ........................................DrabDentistry ............................................. LilacEconomics ....................................CopperEducation .................................Light BlueEngineering ..................................OrangeFine Arts ..........................................Brown

Forestry ...........................................RussetJournalism ....................................CrimsonLaw ................................................... PurpleLibrary Science .............................. LemonMedicine ......................................... GreenMusic ...................................................PinkNursing ......................................... ApricotOratory ....................................Silver GrayPharmacy .............................. Olive Green

Philosophy ................................ Dark BluePhysical Education ................Sage GreenPublic Administration ........Peacock BluePublic Health ........................Salmon PinkScience ............................. Golden YellowSocial Work .................................... CitronTheology ....................................... ScarletVeterinary Science ............................Gray

THE COLORS OF ACADEMIC ATTIRE

The traditional pageantry of an academic procession is an impressive spectacle. Its significance may seem concealed behind a baffling array of rich and somber gowns of varying cuts and vividly contrasting multicolored hoods; yet within this kaleidoscope, there lies an orderly and time-honored system of displaying the symbols of scholarly attainment.

Although some American colleges and universities adopted the English custom of academic dress from founding, it was not until the late 19th century that academic attire came into general use for ceremonial occasions. The uniformity of the American system of academic heraldry, resulting from a code established by the American Council of Education, indicates the degree conveyed by an academic costume; the field, or faculty, in which it was earned; and the institution by which it was granted.

The most basic of the three parts of the scholar’s costume, the gown, differs for the three levels of degrees primarily in the sleeve. The pointed sleeve of the bachelor’s gown distinguishes it from the squared end of the master’s sleeve, which reaches nearly to the knee and is slit above the elbow. The doctor’s gown has

bell-shaped sleeves, and is the only one of the three that is permitted with velvet trimming on the front facings and cross bars on the upper portion of the arm.

The American mortarboard, derived from the Oxford cap, is black like the gown. Its tassel, for holders of the bachelor’s and master’s degrees, is usually black, although in some instances color may be used to identify the faculty of the scholar. Gold tassels are reserved for holders of doctoral degrees and heads of institutions.

It is the hood that provides academic regalia its color and offers the most information about its owner. The silk lining bears the color or colors, of the degree-granting institution; its velvet edging displays the color assigned to that area of study in which the degree was taken. The length of the hood and the width of the edging increase with the level of the degree.

Variations in this uniformity may be observed in the special gowns worn by the governing officers of a number of institutions, the colored robes of the graduates of a few universities which have departed from the tradition of black, and the diversified attire of holders of degrees from foreign universities.

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INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMYFACULTY & EDUCATION STAFF

Peter Abrami, Visual Arts

Brittany Adams, Liberal Arts

Joshua Aldorisio, Music Library

Keith Aleo, Music ('81)

Timothy Baase, Student Affairs

Lauren Baerlin, Residence Life

Meghan Ballard, Health Services

Dawn Bankey, Music

Thomas Bara, Music ('87)

Melissa Bennett, Dance

Amy Bernard, Residence Life

J Berry, Music

John Bragle, Music

Betsy Braun, College of Creative Arts

Christine Brown, Theatre Arts

Laura Brown, Music

Colby Carson, Admission

Brittany Cavallaro, Creative Writing ('04)

Gretchen Carr, Motion Picture Arts

Thomas Childs, Music

Matthew Cochran, Music

Bryan Conger, Music

Michael Coonrod, Music

James Courson, Health Services

Lauren Courson, Health Services

Catherine Creighton, Admission & Financial Aid

Sarah Jane Crimmins, Admission & Financial Aid

Michelle Davey, Math & Science

Joshua Davis, Music

David Deck, Residence Life

Paul DeFazio, Residence Life

Jan Doerfer, Academic Library

Gulshirin Dubash, Theatre Arts

Amy Dunham, Residence Life

Roni Dunnells, Residence Life

Leslie Dunner, Music

Caitlin Early, Education Programs

Taylor Eddy, Residence Life

Ashley Eden, Residence Life

Chase Erwin, Liberal Arts

Abigail Evans, Student Affairs

Conor Fagan, Visual Arts

Patricia Ferguson, Residence Life

Jean Gaede, Liberal Arts

Eileen Ganter, Academic Library

Chad Gapinski, Academic & College Counseling

Dominic Garzonio, Admission & Financial Aid

Abigail Gee, Liberal Arts

Leo Gillis, Academic Library

Jennifer Harris, Education Programs

Megan Hildebrandt, Visual Arts

Dubois Hines, Residence Life

Andrew Hiss, Motion Picture Arts

Teresa Hittner, Liberal Arts

Kirsten Hoffmann, Math & Science & Residence Life

Joan Holland, Music

Johnson Hunt, Visual Arts

Kaleigh James, Admission & Financial Aid

Rachel James, Dance

Timothy Johnson, Liberal Arts

Courtney Kaiser-Sandler, Music ('94)

Chad Kamrow, Liberal Arts

Michael Kern, Academic & College Counseling

Mary Kirk, Health Services

Martha Kitchen, Student Affairs

Justin Koertgen-Greenia, Dance ('00)

Ann Kullenberg, Math & Science

Kenneth Larson, Music

Steve Larson, Music

Karen Leland Libby, Liberal Arts

Matthew Lindstrom, Dance & Theatre Arts

Doug Long, Academic & College Counseling

Thomas Lymenstull, Music

INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMYFACULTY & EDUCATION STAFF

Tess Marhofer, Visual Arts

Brian McCall, Liberal Arts

Andrew McGinn, Theatre Arts ('94)

Sarah Merwin, Math & Science

Brendan Michels, Residence Life

Chip Miller, Music

Denise Miller-Smiley, Health Services

Laura Mittelstaedt, Theatre Arts

Lucas Moneypenny, Residence Life

Holly Morgan, Residence Life

Janet Morris, Admission & Financial Aid

Patricia Morris, Residence Life

Leah Mosher, Liberal Arts

Karen Mueller, Health Services

Jennifer Munten, Music Library

Cynthia Mussel, Academic & College Counseling

Taoufik Nadji, Math & Science

Yasmin Newman, Residence Life

Jeffery Norris, Music

Kyle Novy, Music

Russell Orlando, Visual Arts

Patrick Owen, Music ('93)

Leland Parsons, Academic Library

Dane Philipsen, Music

Ella Quimby, Residence Life

Kalyn Rabuse, Student Affairs

Sonya Ream, Health Services

Thomas Riccobono, Music

Eleanor Robinson, Liberal Arts

Marlene Robinson, Residence Life

Melinda Rohn, Theatre Arts

Joseph Sacksteder, Creative Writing

Mallory Sajewski, Music Library

Ara Sarkissian, Music

Jenna Scheub, Math & Science

Matthew Schlomer, Music

Katherine Schroeder, Residence Life

William Sears, Music

Sandra Shapiro, Music

Renee Skerik, Music ('82)

Laurence Smith, Music

Nancy Smith, Health Services

Nicole Smith, Residence Life

Patricia Smith, Visual Arts

Susan Snyder, Music

Paul Sonner, Music

David Spencer, Health Services

Peter Stack, Residence Life

Nancy Stagnitta, Music

Marvine Stamatakis, Liberal Arts

Sarah Jane Stogsdill, Residence Life

Eric Stomberg, Music

Lydia Stoye, Student Affairs

Elizabeth Stuk, Admission & Financial Aid ('07)

Stephanie Sutherland, Academic & College Counseling

Robyn Swinehart, Residence Life

Rachel Swinehart, Residence Life

E. Tejada, Residence Life

Lesley Tye , Creative Writing & Motion Picture Arts ('93)

Emily Umbarger, Academic & College Counseling

Elsa Valdez, Motion Picture Arts

Cynthia VanMaanen, Music

Ryan Vitale, Math/Science

Corbin Wagner, Music

Jaime Weidner, Admission & Financial Aid

Derek Weller, Music ('82)

Peggy White, Theatre Arts

Katherine Wibby, Math & Science

Barbara Wilcox, Admission & Financial Aid

Emily Wilkinson, Theatre Arts

Bridget Williams, Theatre Arts

Jarrod Witzke, Health Services

Shelly Wood, Health Services

Kara Zarafonitis, Education Programs

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Academy Endowed Scholarship

Virginia M. Alten Memorial Scholarship

Otto and Anna Altman Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship

Ann T. and Richard G. Anderson Memorial Fund

Charles and Rita Anderson Academy Scholarship

Diane Anderson Endowed Academy Scholarship Endowed by her father John B. Anderson in honor and memory of C. William Trout

Dorothy Anderson Memorial Scholarship

Katherine McKee Anderson Endowed Scholarship

Lois Harper Anderson Scholarship

Judith Andrews Memorial Camp Scholarship

Bob Annis Endowed Scholarship

Bob Armer Endowed Camp Scholarship

George and Dolores Austin Memorial Scholarship

Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition Scholarship

Martin A. Baloyan Memorial Scholarship

Barnes-Womer Camp Scholarship

Charles Barr Organ Scholarship

Barstow Foundation Scholarship

Phoebe Nickel Barstow Memorial Scholarship

Margaret Dieterle Bausch Memorial Scholarship

Donald R. Belcher Memorial Scholarship

Madeline Belkin Scholarship

Alfred Berkowitz Foundation Scholarship

Mandell and Madeleine Berman Foundation Camp Scholarship

Berry Family Scholarship

Sally Birnkrant-Myers Scholarship

Boggess Family Endowed Scholarship

Arnold Bourziel Memorial Scholarship

Skipper Bourziel Junior Girls Scholarship

Douglas Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship for Strings

Kate Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship in Piano

Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Brakeman Scholarship

M. Brandenburg Scholarship

Drs. Susan and Neil Bressler Scholarship

Bressler WYSO Principal Clarinet Chair Scholarship

Judith Haskell Brewer Scholarship

Briggs - McDonald NMC Scholarship

Charles Brindis and Jo Ann Brindis Goisman Camp Scholarship

Brookby Foundation Scholarship

Nadine Brunner Endowed Memorial Painting Scholarship

Donna Louise Brunsma Endowed Scholarship

John Busby Memorial Scholarship

Camp Gifts Scholarship

Camp/Academy Endowed Scholarship

Camp Endowed Scholarship

Camp Opportunity Scholarship

Canadian Friends of Interlochen Scholarship

Leo P. and Anthony J. Carlson Camp Scholarship

Ellen Case Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Jerome F. and Blanche M. Cerny Scholarship

Clarence & Grace Chamberlin Foundation Academy Scholarship

Chormann-Hann Endowed Camp Scholarship

Elizabeth & Michael Clark Memorial Scholarship

Jonathan David Cohen Memorial Scholarship

Margie K. & Louis N. Cohen Music Scholarship

Arthur J. and Glenna B. Collins Scholarship

Annabel Comfort Memorial Scholarship

Golde F. Copeland Memorial Scholarship

Dorthy S. Corson and Lillie B. Scheide Memorial Scholarship

NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS

These generous supporters transform the lives of generations of Camp and Academy students through endowed scholarships, expendable scholarship gifts of $10,000 or more, and/or annual scholarships endowed in perpetuity through documented estate gifts. Our talented students also receive support through gifts to the Interlochen Annual Fund. We acknowledge all of these gifts of support

with sincere gratitude. To learn more, please contact the Advancement Office at 231-276-7623 or visit interlochen.org/give.

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Janice F. Corson Scholarship

Cowell Family Camp Scholarship

Creative Writing Award Scholarship

Allen B. Cutting Scholarship

Jean Dake Memorial Scholarship

Marvin and Betty Danto Scholarship

David J. Davison Memorial Scholarship

Robert Leason Sharpe and Anita C.Dean Scholarship

Mary Jane Dempler Endowed Scholarship

Lee Wick Dennison Memorial Scholarship

Helen L. DeRoy Memorial Scholarship

DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Scholarship

Detroit Opportunity Scholarship

Amy M. Devey Endowed Academy Scholarship in Dance

Christina B. Diver Camper Scholarship

Alden B. Dow Memorial Scholarship

Edward J. and Joyce Downing Scholarship

George W. Drake Memorial Scholarship

Sandra Aldrich Drew Scholarship

Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarships

Dunbar Percussion or Dance Scholarship

Dustin’s Dream Camp Scholarship

Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Academy Scholarship

Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Camp Scholarship

Festersen Family Scholarship

Richard M. Fiegel Memorial Scholarship

Morris & Nellie Finkelstein, Doherty and House Memorial Scholarship

Gerald J. and Beth B. Fischer Scholarship

Ken and Penny Fischer Scholarship

Fisher Family Dance Scholarship

Lawrence L. Fleming Memorial Scholarship

Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship

Sidney Forrest Scholarship

Susan Leigh Foster Endowed Academy Dance Scholarship

Edward P. Frohlich Piano Scholarship

Edith Davidson Geissler Scholarship

Otto W. Geissler, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Generations Fund Scholarship

Mary and Donald Gonzales Memorial Scholarship

James C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Mary and Britt Gordon Endowed Scholarship

Bertha I. Gordy Memorial Scholarship

Betty B. Greenfield Scholarship

Cassel Grubb Cello Scholarship

Margaret Schuele Haegg Endowed Camp Scholarship

Romine G. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship

Marge Hammes Scholarship

Moe and Francine Handleman Endowed Music Scholarship

Julia Hansen Scholarship

Ann and Byron Hanson Endowed Camp Scholarship

Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson Scholarship

Francis Harlow Scholarship

Harris Academy Visual Arts Scholarship

Henry Harris Memorial Scholarship

Naomi Harris Endowed Camp Scholarship

Daniel Hartman Memorial Chair Scholarship

William L. Hart Annual Trumpet Scholarship

Carl E. and Audrey E. Haskett Memorial Scholarship

William Randolph Hearst Foundation Scholarship

Bettyjo Heckrodt Memorial Scholarship

Pierre V. Heftler Memorial Scholarship

Dorothy L. Henricks Memorial Scholarship

John and Joan Herlitz Family Scholarship

NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS

Martha and Jack Hicks Scholarship

Ted R. High Memorial Scholarship

Barbara B. Hirschhorn Music Campership Endowment

Kathy Mason Hodges Scholarship

Russell and Annabelle Holcomb Endowed Scholarship

Erwin K. Holland-Moritz Scholarship

Jan Q Holmquist Scholarship

Jack (John R.) Hood Endowed Academy Scholarship

Pamela and Stephen Horne Family Endowed Camp Scholarship

Dr. Claire Smith Hornung Intermediate Girl Scholarship

Page and Dan Houser Scholarship

Marvin C. Howe Horn Scholarship

Ruth H. Hughes Endowed Dance Scholarship

Lawrence Hurst Double Bass Endowed Camp Scholarship

Interlochen Arts Camp Scholarship

Paul and Leah Israelow and Harriet Israelow Goldner Memorial Scholarship

Roger E. & Mary Jane Jacobi Academy Scholarship

Roger E. & Mary Jane Jacobi Camp Scholarship

Roger E. Jacobi & Edward P. Frohlich Scholarship

William and Helen Jansen Memorial Scholarship

Donald Johanos Endowed Scholarship

Betty Bonisteel Johnson Camp Scholarship

Nicholas A. Johnson Memorial Scholarship

Paul and Lois Jordan Endowed Scholarships

Joy Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Visual Arts

JSJ Foundation Scholarship

Mildred and Bernard Kayden Family Endowed Camp Scholarship

R. Graham Keevil Memorial Scholarship

Caroline Kempton Memorial Scholarship

George and Joyce Kempton Academy Piano Scholarship

James D. Kent Endowed Music Scholarship

David Klein’s Golden Ticket Camp Scholarship

Dr. Marvin Klein Memorial Scholarship

Klein/Jewell Choral Endowment Scholarship

Kline Family Scholarship

Knight Family Scholarship

Jenny H. and Otto F. Krauss Scholarship

Laddie A Kubec Scholarship

Will and Joan Larson Scholarship

Ledden Family Dance Scholarship

Lorna and Ernest Lender Scholarship

Harold Levine and Faith Forrest Scholarship

Dorothy Lewand Endowed Scholarship

Sally A. Lewis Organ Scholarship

Richard H. and Carolyn Lineback Family Scholarship

Loomis Endowed Scholarship

Los Angeles Opportunity Scholarship

Los Angeles Violin Scholarship

Ted Loudermilk Memorial Scholarship

Catharine E. “Betsy” Davis Luhman Memorial Scholarship

Martha Lundy Scholarship

Waldemar and Mary Ellen Lungershausen Scholarship

Herbert H. Lyon Scholarship

Joseph E. Maddy Memorial Scholarship

Reuben C. and Edith W. Maddy Scholarship

Doris V. Markel Voice Scholarship

Jennifer Evelyn Marquette Memorial Scholarship

Martin Family Music Scholarship

Marvel Family Memorial Scholarship

John Rust Mattern Memorial Scholarship

Maui Visual Arts Summer Camp Scholarship

Ilse Mayfield Scholarship

Aaron McCloud Memorial Scholarship

Dr. Robert Montague McDonald Endowed Arts Academy Scholarship

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NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS

Anne McElheny Memorial Music Scholarship

Whitney S. McGuire Memorial Scholarship

Edward and Cecily McNeil Camp Scholarship

Charles K. McWhorter Memorial Scholarship

Mekula Family Endowed Camp Scholarship

Memorial Scholarship

Daniel A. and Vivian Metrick Scholarship

Judy Pinsof Meyer Annual Camp Scholarship in Dance

Miami Music Project Opportunity Scholarship

Genevieve Rae Miess Memorial Scholarship

Miller-Jacobson Scholarship

Frank Miller Memorial Scholarship

George Roland and Lillian Postles Miller High School Camp Bass Clarinet Scholarship

Louise Tuller Miller Scholarship

Monticello College Foundation Scholarship

Harice K. & Robert T. Monyek Memorial Scholarship

Shari Morgan and Clara Sabin Camp Scholarship

Lucy B. Morley Scholarship

Karen Mumma Endowed Scholarship

Kelly Muzzi Memorial Scholarship

Lyle Myers Scholarship

William and Jeanne Myers Endowed Scholarship

National Academy of the Arts Scholarship

Donna V. Neal Endowed Scholarship

Ralph and Margaret Nehls Memorial Scholarship

Nelson Family GDYO Camp Scholarship

Ida A. Norlin High School Scholarship

Norwalk Scholarship

Nouveau Chamber Players - Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Opportunity Scholarship

Julius & Ruth Novick Memorial Scholarship

Clara Noyes Endowed Academy Scholarship

Travis N.T. Olson and Lucile M. Olson Scholarship

Anne-Marie Oomen and Katey Schultz ICCA Creative Writing Scholarship

Harding and Ouweleen Family Camp Scholarship

William and Martha Paine Orchestral Scholars

Fred and Marcia Palmer Memorial Scholarship

Fred W. Palmer, M.D. and Marcia Weissgerber Palmer Endowed Scholarship

Jean Parsons Visual Arts Endowed Scholarship

W. Calvin and Marian Patterson Endowed Scholarship

Shirley Pauley Memorial Junior Orchestra Scholarship

Helmer R. and Larida Petersen Scholarship

Robert C. Pew Scholarship

Janet and Lucas Pfeiffenberger Scholarship

Polish Endowment Scholarship

Herbert & Elsa Ponting FoundationScholarship

Portland Bridge to Interlochen Scholarship

William and Leota Ponstingle Camp Endowment Scholarship

Neil Rabaut Memorial Scholarship

Hortense Cramer Ramsay Scholarship

Milton M. Ratner Foundation Scholarship

Reader’s Digest Endowed Academy Scholarship

Reader’s Digest Endowed Camp Scholarship

David E. Reese Family FoundationScholarship

Mildred Reisner Endowed Scholarship

David Scott Rhind Endowed Scholarship

Dean E. Richardson Scholarship

Josephine F. and N. Sayles Richter Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship

Riverdale Children’s Theatre Opportunity Scholarship

Rollert Music/Science Endowment Scholarship

Alicia Steeves Rowe Scholarship

Becky Ruthven Camp Scholarship

Sage Foundation Scholarship

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NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS

Barbara Taylor Sandys Dance Scholarship

George and Barbara Schilling Piano Scholarship

Robert Scholten Camp Scholarship

Charles Ward Seabury Scholarship

Doris E. Seitz Memorial Scholarship

Selmer Company Scholarship

Ruth Marda Shanberge Family Endowed Camp Scholarship

Michael D. Silber Memorial Scholarship

Jonathan L. Silets Memorial Scholarship

Harvey M. Silets Memorial Scholarship

Silverton Family Camp Scholarship

Werner and Elizabeth Simon Endowed Scholarship

Harry A. Sisson Memorial Scholarship

Michelle Slater Academy Scholarship

Marilyn J. and Don L. Smith Memorial Scholarship

Laura Sondee Memorial Scholarship

Stephen Sprouse Memorial Scholarship

Margaret A. Stace Scholarship

Stephenson Endowed Scholarship

Shirley Stevens Memorial Scholarship

Paul R. Stimson Scholarship

James F. Stoddard, MD and Elizabeth A.Stoddard Music Scholarship

Mikhail Stolarevsky and Alexander Stolley Concertmaster Scholarship

Esther W. Stone Memorial Scholarship

Beth Stoner Wiegand, Marjorie G.and Richard P. Stoner Endowed Camp Scholarship

Marguerite W. Stracke and Alfred O.Stracke Memorial Scholarship

Edward Ralph and Kathleen Maguire Sun Music Scholarship

Target Foundation Scholarship

Booth Tarkington Scholarship

Marten and Marie Ten Hoor Memorial Scholarship

Laurence W. Thomas Writing Scholarship

Lee Madsen Thomas Scholarship

Sarah L. Titus and Tilda Morris Endowed Academy Scholarship

Tuesday Musicale/Detroit - Gertrude Greer Scholarship

Miles I. Tunnacliff Scholarship

Alice C. Tyler Trust Endowed Scholarship

Frederick S. Upton Foundation Scholarship

Stephen E. and Elizabeth Upton Scholarship

Margaret Tyler Vial Scholarship in loving memory, Elizabeth Vial Upton

William E. Votruba Memorial Scholarship

Robert M. and Lenore Wagner Memorial Scholarship

Arlene Wangler Memorial Scholarship

A. Montgomery Ward Foundation Scholarship

Margaret F. Ward Scholarships

Weatherwax Foundation Scholarship

Jane Weaver Endowed Scholarship

Susan Mott Webb Memorial Scholarship

Mrs. Richard H. Webber Scholarship

Bessie Mae Weissgerber Memorial Scholarship

Wiebener Family Scholarship

Byrdene M. Wilson Memorial Scholarship

Matilda R. Wilson Fund Scholarship

World Youth Symphony Endowed Scholarship

Ben Wright Scholarship

Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Camp Scholarship

WYSO Endowed Strings Scholarship

Avedis Zildjian Company Camp Percussion Scholarship

Avedis Zildjian Company Endowed Scholarship

Francis J. and Margaret S. Zimmermann Endowed Scholarship

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NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS

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THANK YOU FOR CREATING AMAZING

Thanks to the generosity of more than 18,500 members of the entire Interlochen family, we have united through the power of the arts to create amazing.

More than $135 million was raised from Interlochen students, parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty, staff, volunteers, friends, listeners, and patrons,

who spanned 54 countries, 50 states, and Washington, D.C.

CREATE AMAZING: The Campaign for Interlochen opened a new world of opportunity.

More students than ever before attended Camp and Academy through increased financial aid—the most distributed in Interlochen’s history. Students toured across the United States, including performing at

the NY PHIL BIENNIAL at Lincoln Center. The essential new Music Center will welcome its first class of Academy students in fall 2019. An expanded

and renovated Dance Building will help generations of dancers soar. Students and all visitors can enjoy an accessible waterfront and an enhanced

Corson Auditorium. Planned gifts will create a strong future for tomorrow’s artists.

We are extraordinarily grateful for your unprecedented support, which has laid the groundwork for Interlochen’s centennial in just ten years.

Thank you for investing in the talent and promise of our young artists. As we congratulate the class of 2019, we celebrate how they will

create amazing for years to come. Your legacy will live on in theirs.

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Angelica Bohanan is from Broken Bow, Oklahoma, and has attended Interlochen Arts Academy for four years. Bohanan received the Finalist status in the 2019 YoungArts competition. She creates artwork in a variety of media while integrating her culture with traditional techniques which include ceramics and basket weaving. The imagery in her work is procured from her journals and centers around her innermost demons, community, and family. The artwork gives insight to a personal narrative that is also very political and relatable.

The Cycle of Disposition - Angelica BohananCeramic, cotton, and hair

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Simon Garb lives and plays in Appleton, Wisconsin. Simon’s Interlochen experience started in 2011 as a junior camper and he continued attending Camp through 2017. Simon then enrolled in the Academy as a junior. Simon’s work explores different ideas of what space means, and how space can alter our ability to be vulnerable and connect with one another. He uses a variety of media and processes to tell stories in order to connect better with his audience. Simon has also been a participant in the Aesthetics of Health class during his time here at Interlochen, meeting and connecting with patients at the Cowell Family Cancer Center through his art, with the help of his friends and colleagues. Simon will be attending The Cooper Union School of Art this coming fall.

Safety Blanket No. 2 - Simon GarbApprox. 28 x 29 inchesHandwoven tapestry

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