2015-2016 US Night Awards June 1, 2016

MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2016

Class President... ...................................................................................................................................... Eliya Smith

Class Vice President..... .......................................................................................................................... Emily Lynch

Class Secretary/Treasurer ........................................................................................................................ Maya Allen

Chapel Representative/Song Leader .............................................................................................. Genevieve Faber

Service Representative ............................................................................................................................. Ada Cleary

Athletic Representative ........................................................................................................................ Eleanor Smith

Senior-at-Large ........................................................................................................................... Madeline Ostrowski

President of Student Council .............................................................................................................. Madeline Woda

Maya Allen Asia Livingstone Kathryn Belfance Annabelle Lunt Molly Bokor Emily Lynch Tai Bridges Erin McGuire Alexa Bright Georgianne Moosavian Jordan Brooks Regan Moran Sophia Callanan Nicole Narcross Hanna Carmon Ryan O’Hara Ada Cleary Madeline Ostrowski Alyssa Colombo Anna Parkhill Lindsey Courtice Isabella Pesavento Caroline Davakis Andrea Presper Jeneil Davis Maria Presper Genevieve Faber Madyson Price Adelaide Feibel Kelly Privette Olivia Feldman Srija Reddy Ashley Forché Eleanor Smith Melissa Gammons Eliya Smith Jessica Giller Adelaide Standley Grace Hammett Alyssa Sugar Katelyn Henderson Maria Sugar Avery Hinson Eleanor Wade Alina Hussain Kendra Weiser Loryn Johnson Skyla Williams Emma Kemp Madeline Woda Sarah Cait Knott Kaitlyn Yale Caroline Korterud

Board of Trustees 2015-2016

Chair of the Board ........................................................................................................................ Lavea Brachman ‘80**

Chair Elect ............................................................................................................................................ Ronald Robins **

Vice Chair ................................................................................................................................................ Brian Tierney**

Treasurer/Finance Committee Chair .................................................................................................. Bernie Ostrowski**

Secretary ................................................................................................................................................. Timothy Miller**

Development Committee Co-Chair ............................................................................................................. Jill Levy ’70**

Development Committee Co-Chair .........................................................................................Elizabeth Donaldson ‘92**

Nominating & Board Governance Committee Chair .................................................................... Cecily Alexander ‘88**

Diversity Committee ............................................................................................................................ Glenda Harrison**

At Large ............................................................................................................................................ Michael Glimcher**

EX OFFICIO ........................................................................................................... Jennifer Ciccarelli, Head of School**

Board Members

Carrie Birch

Samantha Elliott

Steve Falk

Jonathan Feibel, M.D.

Katharine Giller ‘87

Christopher Graham.

Jeff Henderson

Nancy K. Jeffrey*

Susan Merryman

David Paragas

Robert Polite, D.O.

Ira Sharfin

Davina Shayani

Elizabeth Sierner ‘89

Lynne Smith

John Sokol

Webb Vorys

Kim Rice Wilson ‘80

Lisa Young

Patricia Ziegler

Ex Officio

Alumnae Association Board President .................................................................................................... Katie Logan ‘01

National Alumnae Council President .............................................................................................. Andrea Zid Salmi, ‘83

Parents’ Association Co-Presidents ......................................................................... Beth Anne Kauffman & Leslie Knott

*Lifetime Member **Executive Committee Member

National Merit and National Hispanic Recognition Programs

National Merit Finalists: Genevieve Faber Adelaide Feibel Katelyn Henderson Eliya Smith National Merit Commended Students: Alexa Bright Emily Lynch Isabella Pesavento Kelly Privette

Academic

Cum Laude Inductees 2016 Alyssa Tiano Colombo Katelyn Maria Henderson Eleanor Joan Chappell Smith Genevieve Anne Faber Emily Shea Lynch Eliya Orkin Smith Adelaide Miller Feibel Isabella Maria Pesavento Madeline Beth Woda Jessica Carlin Giller Andrea Yardley Presper

GERMAN The German National Exam This award is sponsored each year by the American Association of Teachers of German (AATG) and is given to both native and non-native speakers (Levels II – IV) around the country.

Level I Silver Award Sarah O’Dell

Achievement Award Emma Bainbridge Level II Bronze Award Sophia Rodriguez

Achievement Award Aerianna Porter Level IV Silver Award Kelly Privette

Achievement Award Caroline Korterud

Latin Mary Beard Award for Classical Studies This award is named for Mary Beard, a prominent classicist and feminist who fought for the inclusion and equality of women in a traditionally male discipline throughout her career. The award is given to those students who not only have demonstrated excellence in Latin, Ancient Greek and Classical Studies, but who have also acted as leaders in promoting classics among women. - Not awarded 2016

YWCA 2016 Bright Futures Women of Achievement Award: Nia Caldwell

Hugh O’Brien Youth Foundation Ohio Youth Leadership Seminar Lauren Carmon

Catalysts for Positive Change Award Members recognized for their academic achievement, leadership ability, involvement in school life, and community: Madison Everett, Mia George, Jane Heyer, Anna Tierney, Meg Wilson

Columbus Technical Council Honored Outstanding Senior Science Student Katelyn Henderson

American Association of Physics Teachers Outstanding Physics Students Katelyn Henderson, Jean Luo, Natalie Keyes, Meg Murakami, CC D’Arms

Honda-The Ohio State University Partnership Program Senior Math Medal Award Adelaide Feibel

Robotics AwardeesChairman’s Award Tala Reese Dean’s List Maria Presper Clutch Award Hannah Bloch Mentors’ Award Regan Moran Most Valuable Team Player Natalie Keyes Rookie of the Year Ali Maniace Brave Little Toaster/Robot Award CC D'Arms Unsung Hero Award Sophia Rodriguez Spirit Award Alex Copits, Hannah Bloch, Kim Presper, Maria Presper,

Hailey Kurth, Savannah Hailey

Robotics Sponsors The team would like to thank the following sponsors for financial and in-kind support: The Ohio State University, American Electric Power, Abbott Fund, CSG Parents’ Association.

Robotics Volunteers The team would like to thank all the parent volunteers for their invaluable contributions to the team.

Patricia T. Hayot Fund for Science and Robotics Mrs. Frank S. Benson; Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Benson III; Nancy, Blair and Bill Boardman; Don and Ann Casto; Ann Casto Moran; Geoff and Katie Chatas; Ann and Jim Crane; Beth and Sally Crane; Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lazarus, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lucks, Jr.; Mrs. Frank M. Mykrantz; Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Mykrantz; Jeri Block and Robert H. Schottenstein; Steven and Rhonda Schottenstein; Dr. and Mrs. Howard Sirak; Mr. Richard Witkind; Franck and Leigh Ann Wobst; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wolfe; Tanny Crane and John Wolff; 1 Anonymous Donor

Service Club and Community Service

The Service Club has had a busy and productive year, thanks to the active and dynamic student leadership of Jessica Giller and Alina Hussain. We coordinated the all-school annual canned food drive, which yielded more than 9,000 cans in November for the St. Francis Center in Vinton County, two Red Cross blood drives, and a drive for the Community Refugee and Immigration Services (CRIS) organization. In addition, Service Club leaders and class service representatives organized a number of community service projects, including handing out water at the Columbus Marathon in the fall. In May, a group of underclassmen participated in the May Program Community Service Trip, visiting six different sites, where they engaged in such activities as organizing clothing donations at United Methodist Free Store, packing and sorting items at the Mid-Ohio food bank, visiting the animals at the Humane Society of Delaware County, and mulching and weeding in the Topiary Park. They also went down to McArthur in Vinton County to work for a day at the St. Francis Center, and helped new immigrants practice conversational English at CRIS. CSG girls are getting out into the community more and more, demonstrating a strong ethic of service and proving that girls can make a difference.

Artistic

MUSIC PERFORMANCE GROUPS

Concert Choir OMEA District & State Choir Contest Class A, Superior and Excellent Ratings

Grace Notes Heritage Performance New York Festival, Class AA, Gold Rating

Director Award – Band Emily Lynch and Madeline Ostrowski

Director Award – Choir Sarah Cait Knott and Ada Cleary

Director Award – Strings Katie Henderson and Nia Caldwell

National School Choir Award Addy Feibel

John Philip Sousa Band Award Kelly Privette

National School Orchestra Award Natalie Keyes

Columbus Children’s Choir Gennie Faber, Sarah Schellhaas

Columbus Symphony Youth Orchestra Kelly Privette

Youth Philharmonic of Central Ohio Olivia Yadav, Tara Joshi

Chamber Music Connection Kate Wilson

OMEA Solo and Ensemble Contest Soprano Solo, Excellent (A) Addy Feibel Soprano Solo, Excellent (A) Chloe Fauber-Lyle Soprano Solo, Superior (A) Sadiyah Babatunde Soprano Solo, Excellent (B) Alina Hussain Soprano Solo, Superior (B) Charlotte Falk Soprano Solo, Superior (B) Jordan Brooks Soprano Solo, Superior (C) Anna Tierney Mezzo Soprano Solo, Superior (A) Gennie Faber Mezzo Soprano Solo, Excellent (A) Sarah Cait Knott Mezzo Soprano Solo, Superior (B) Andrea Presper Alto Solo, Superior (C) Clara Livingston SSA Ensemble, Superior (C) Sage Clemons, Charlotte Falk, Chloe Fauber-Lyle, Carmen

Jerkins, Clara Livingston, Stephanie Presper, Katie Watts

Flute Solo, Superior (A) Tara Joshi

Woodwind Trio, Superior (B) Maddie Weaver, Tara Joshi, Olivia Yadav

Bassoon Solo, Excellent (A) Olivia Yadav

Flute Solo, Superior (A) Maddie Weaver

Oboe Solo, Superior (B) Kelly Privette

Baritone Solo, Superior (C) Emma Rau

Trumpet Solo, Excellent (C) Fredaye Wilkes

Piano solo, Superior (B) Ali Maniace

Cello and Piano, Superior (A) Natalie Keyes, Jean Luo

Violin Solo, Excellent (B) Kate Wilson

Heroic Graduating seniors who have received the Scholarship Walk Golden Foot Award Maya Allen Olivia Feldman Madeline Ostrowski Kathryn Belfance Melissa Gammons Isabella Pesavento Alexa Bright Jessica Giller Andrea Presper Jordan Brooks Katelyn Henderson Maria Presper Hanna Carmon Emma Kemp Eleanor Smith Ada Cleary Sarah Cait Knott Eliya Smith Lindsey Courtice Caroline Korterud Adelaide Standley Caroline Davakis Annabelle Lunt Alyssa Sugar Jeneil Davis Nicole Narcross Kendra Weiser Genevieve Faber Ryan O’Hara Kaitlyn Yale Adelaide Feibel

Athletic

Basketball Most Valuable Player: Annie Parkhill Brinley Zieg Cross Country Most Valuable Player: Eleanor Smith Anna Tierney Diving Most Valuable Player: Hanna Carmon Field Hockey Most Valuable Player: Isabella Pesavento Golf Most Valuable Player: Megan Wong Lacrosse Most Valuable Player: Lily Berger Soccer Most Valuable Player: Alicia Donley Swimming Most Valuable Player: Miranda Donley Tennis Most Valuable Player: Marissa Madisson Track & Field Most Valuable Player: Sadiyah Babatunde Ayla Kazemi Volleyball Most Valuable Player: Erin McGuire

OHSAA State Qualifiers & Competitors Swimming and Diving Alicia Donley, Miranda Donley, Natalie Merryman, McKayla Moffat, Annie Moosavian, Eleanor Smith, Maggie Wagenbrenner Tennis Marissa Madison

Track & Field Imani Babatunde, Sadiyah Babatunde, Emily Dewolf, Alicia Donley,

Ayla Kazemi, Isabella Pesavento, Eleanor Smith

Team Awards Sadiyah Babatunde – MVP, Track & Field Sydney Bennett – MIP, Soccer Hanna Carmon – MVP, Diving Lauren Carmon – HYB, Volleyball Alicia Donley – MVP, Soccer Miranda Donley – MVP, Swimming Maura Hackett, MIP, Field Hockey Karrington Hanks, HYB, Golf Katie Henderson – HYB, Field Hockey Ayla Kazemi – HYB, Tennis MVP, Track & Field Emma Kemp – MIP, Track & Field Skylar King – MIP, Volleyball Marissa Madison – MVP, Tennis Erin McGuire – MVP, Volleyball Madeline Ostrowski – HYB, Soccer

Annie Parkhill – MVP, Basketball Isabella Pesavento – MVP, Field Hockey Mary Price – HYB, Basketball Emma Rau – HYB, Cross Country Eleanor Richardson – MIP, Swimming Alexia Sanders – MIP, Golf Eleanor Smith – MVP, Cross Country Coach’s Award, Track & Field Anna Tierney – MVP, Cross Country & HYB, Swimming Grace Weiler – MIP, Tennis Paige Whitt – MIP, Diving Fredaye Wilkes – MIP, Basketball Madeline Woda – MIP, Cross Country Megan Wong – MVP, Golf Brinley Zieg – MVP, Basketball HYB, Track & Field

Agonis Club Scholar Athlete Katelyn Henderson & Maria Presper Dispatch Scholar Athlete Eleanor Smith OHSAA Scholar Athlete Maya Allen & Isabella Pesavento Courageous Athlete Genevieve Faber Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award Madeline Ostrowski

Upper School Awards 2015-2016 Vorys Memorial Fund

The prize books awarded to Upper, Middle, and Lower School students are provided from the Cecile Carpenter Vorys Memorial Fund. The fund was created June 8, 1977, in memory of Cecile Carpenter Vorys, a 1940 graduate of Columbus School for Girls. Endowed by her husband, John W. Vorys, their children, Diane (Class of 1964), Margo (Class of 1968), John, Jeanny (Class of 1978), and her friends, the fund will provide these books in perpetuity. Katie Hollenbaugh (Class of 1996) and Yolanda Cecile Vorys (Class of 1998) are the step-granddaughter and granddaughter, respectively, of Cecile Carpenter Vorys. The Joan Hunter Altreuter Award is given to that graduating senior who has shown noteworthy effort and

perseverance, accompanied by steadfast commitment to the life of the school, in her Upper School years.

1982 Sarah Oman 1983 Not Awarded 1984 Susan Spencer 1985 Marilyn Beckman 1986 Not Awarded 1987 Amy Robins 1988 Not Awarded 1989 Not Awarded 1990 Not Awarded 1991 Cortnee Weston 1992 Kanitha Keo 1993 Vuoch Tan 1994 Shannon White

1995 Brandi Slaughter 1996 Not Awarded 1997 Barbara Michalek 1998 Sara Black 1999 Not Awarded 2000 Paige Kohn 2001 Angelique Zeune 2002 Alex Pethtel 2003 Lauren Capano 2004 Chandra Asar 2005 Elizabeth Chinn 2006 Lauren Terry 2007 Zoë Van Dyke

2008 Alyssa Ashbaugh 2009 Laura Raines-Gilbert Tanija Smoot 2010 Katelyn Burkley 2011 Danielle Valentine 2012 Ranndi Grubbs 2013 Katelyn Lennon 2014 Caroline Pompili Yufei Zheng 2015 Rebecca Flaherty Ji Hye Shon 2016 Regan Moran

The Eleanor Kurtz Beaton Trophy was presented to the school in 1963 by the Board of Trustees in honor of Mrs.

Ralph H. Beaton, Class of 1899, who displayed, through the years, unmatched devotion to the welfare of CSG. The trophy is presented annually to the student in the four upper forms who has demonstrated a true desire for learning, a respect for the rights and feelings of others, a sense of personal honor and responsibility, and a gracious and generous heart, thus exemplifying the qualities of mind and spirit inherent in the CSG tradition.

1963 Nancianne Arnold 1964 Elizabeth Rambo 1965 Katherine Arnold 1966 Katherine Arnold 1967 Wendy Lazarus 1968 Pamela Lynn 1969 Candace Corson 1970 Pamela McMurray 1971 Caroline Donnan 1972 Mary E. Morris 1973 Joy Ellen McGaw 1974 Holly Schottenstein 1975 Elizabeth Jeffrey 1976 Ann Arthur 1977 Ann Hedges 1978 Kimberlee Brown 1979 Elizabeth Wetherbee 1980 Lisa Sugarman Beverly Bradway

1981 Rebecca DeGraaf 1982 Wende Gates 1983 Rebecca Moehring 1984 Sarai Brachman Catherine Kessler 1985 Robin Ives 1986 Suzin Cho 1987 Melissa Aukerman 1988 Valerie Carberry 1989 Holly Mizelle 1990 Elizabeth Buckley 1991 Angela Povoli 1992 Anne Budros 1993 Megan Currier 1994 Alyson Stang 1995 Bernadette Kuhnsma 1996 Anne Currier 1997 Virginia Rothschild 1998 Sarah Marcus

1999 Ursula Brush 2000 Michelle Page 2001 Mildred Harris 2002 Laura Barnhart 2003 Marjorie Yano 2004 Dana Frankel 2005 Ai Ly Ho 2006 Katherine Lin 2007 Avneet Singh 2008 Caitlin Allen 2009 Taylor White 2010 Ariana Shonebarger 2011 Gina Volpe 2012 Bridget Lorenz 2013 Jasneet Singh 2014 Tzu Ting Yan 2015 Myrial Holbrook 2016 Katelyn Henderson

The Brown Book Award honors the junior who best combines academic excellence with clarity in written and spoken

expression.

2007 Kate Albers 2008 Suzanne Ward 2009 Zoë Peters 2010 Taylor Lint

2011 Elaina Rollins 2012 Victoria Ungvarsky 2013 Emily Bichsel 2014 Katherine Tierney

2015 Alyssa Colombo 2016 Jean Luo

The Bryn Mawr College Book Award is presented to a young woman in the junior class who exhibits a true love of

learning and intellectual curiosity about the world around her.

1999 Jessica Germain 2000 Adrienne Gerken 2001 Felicitee Kertis 2002 Beth Binkovitz 2003 Dina Kay 2004 Alex Glowaski

2005 Maura Weisenbach 2006 Kenley Jones 2007 Sophie Lobanov-Rostovsky 2008 Claire Allen 2009 Maya Zinkow 2010 Gina Volpe

2011 Bridget Lorenz 2012 Sarah Naguib 2013 Victoria Melillo 2014 Jasmine McCloskey 2015 Emily Lynch 2016 Margaret Murakami

The Chinese Award goes to that student who best demonstrates a genuine understanding of Chinese culture, an

outstanding speaking ability, and a comprehension of the Chinese Language.

2011 Abigail Petuchowski 2012 Alexandra Rafter 2013 Michaela Milligan

2014 Linda Yang 2015 Ada Cleary Isabella Disabato

2016 Megan Wong

The Citizenship Award is presented annually to a student in Form IX or X, who, in the opinion of her teachers, seems

best to exemplify a sense of personal honor and responsibility; sensitivity to the needs and wishes of others; genuine zest for life and learning, and a consciousness of those principles of character and behavior which are so important in the development of a useful citizen and of a leader.

1968 Sally Carmichael 1969 Holly Wilson 1970 Suzanne Alexander 1971 Marjorie Wright 1972 Holly Schottenstein 1973 Not Awarded 1974 Charlotte Stiverson 1975 Lynne McMillen 1976 Jeanny Vorys 1977 Susan Millard 1978 Lavea Brachman 1979 Rebecca DeGraaf 1980 Wende Gates 1981 Rebecca Moehring 1982 Sarai Brachman 1983 Pamela Swedlow 1984 Shael Brachman 1985 Kate Wilson

Beth Offenberg 1986 Brooke Standley 1987 Holly Mizelle 1988 Jennifer Bullock 1989 Angela Povoli 1990 Elizabeth Zimmerman 1991 Megan Currier 1992 Danielle Hayot 1993 Bernadette Kuhnsman 1994 Emily Shaw 1995 Emily Bartz 1996 Natalie Raabe 1997 Elizabeth Sandman 1998 Michelle Page 1999 Catherine Mendel 2000 Julie Kaye 2001 Jackie Massie 2002 Connie Bowen

2003 Ai Ly Ho 2004 Katherine Lin 2005 Kaylyn Cheatham Katherine Gitz 2006 Caitlin Allen Jasmine Owens 2007 Katie Pickworth 2008 Anne Milne Kelsey Klopfer 2009 Gina Volpe 2010 Bridget Lorenz 2011 Helen Gianakopoulis 2012 Emily Yang 2013 Isabella Stratmann 2014 Maya Allen 2015 Megan Wong 2016 Allison Gammons

The Connecticut College Book Award honors a member of the junior class who has demonstrated intellectual

leadership and who makes a significant contribution to the school and the community. The college sponsors a Center for International Studies and has a commitment to diversity and freedom of thought within the campus community.

1991 Eszter Gozon 1992 Rana Rofagha 1993 Alana Ralph 1994 Anne Trevor 1995 Soraya Rofagha 1996 Kati Morrison 1997 Andrea Koranyi 1998 Holly Goyert 1999 Navira Ali

2000 Anna Leist 2001 Mikell Taylor 2002 Jackie Massie 2003 Gwen Glowaski 2004 Lauren Smiley 2005 Jeanne Durell 2006 Camillia Brown 2007 Mikayla Upchurch 2008 Kerbie Minor

2009 Ariana Shonebarger 2010 Emma McGregor 2011 Robin Smith 2012 Nora Tien 2013 Helen Abraha 2014 Valerie Du 2015 Maya Allen 2016 Not Given

The Council Cup was presented to the school by The Council of 1940-41. It is awarded to that member of the

graduating class, who, though she may not have held a class office in her senior year, nevertheless in the opinion of the Council membership, exhibits to the highest degree: strength of character, sustained loyalty, and service on behalf of her school and of her fellow students.

1941-59 Unrecorded 1960 Molly Doyle 1961 Joann King 1962 Cheryl Williams 1963 Rita Ann Isaly 1964 Linda Benua 1965 Martha Hughes 1966 Lynn Byers 1967 Susan Yassenoff 1968 Margo Vorys 1969 Gayle Rabkin 1970 Victoria Havens 1971 Holly Wilson 1972 Patricia Thomas 1973 Melody Oakley 1974 Julie Mueller 1975 Tanya Tatum 1976 Kathy Seward 1977 Mary Joyce 1978 Susan Pierce

1979 Margaret Cunningham 1980 Laura Taylor 1981 Marla Krupman 1982 Keely Ayres 1983 Jodi Feldman 1984 Katherine Stone 1985 Shari McCaskill 1986 Ruth Milligan 1987 Melissa Ziegler 1988 Barbara Allen 1989 Courtney Penn 1990 Kathryn Dell 1991 Sarah L. Hall 1992 Marya Goldberg 1993 Nancy James 1994 Danielle Hayot 1995 Brandi Slaughter 1996 Ruth Ann Vleugels 1997 Lela Ostrander 1998 Andrea Bellinger

1999 Holly Goyert 2000 Erica Reaves 2001 Kathryn Logan 2002 Grace Warner 2003 Lauren Capano 2004 Simi Botic 2005 LaShaunda Craft 2006 Marielle Perrault 2007 Katya Philmore 2008 Lauren Sites 2009 Caroline Elia 2010 Natalie Hummel Molly Schissel 2011 Lindsay Crockett 2012 Sally Sugar 2013 Mary Carducci 2014 Georgia Hasan

Maren Thomas 2015 Erika Sims 2016 Kathryn Belfance

The Crites Drama Award was given to the school by Mary Virginia Hannan in honor of her parents, Meinhardt M. and

Gwendolyn B. Crites. The Drama Award is presented to the student who has contributed most to the department through her dedication and creativity in classroom work, in performance, or in technical support of a production.

1997 Sylvia DeVennish 1998 Kristin Becknell 1999 Melissa Merritt Alissa Schottenstein 2000 Jessica Bennett 2001 Renee Ransbottom 2002 Amy Hertenstein Amanda Varley

2003 Katharine Thomas 2004 Lindsay Jones 2005 Aileen Targett 2006 Christine Skobrak 2007 Alexandra Guezennec 2008 Sophie Lobanov-Rostovsky 2009 Kerbie Minor Amelia Vivens

2010 Anne Milne 2011 Lucy Groeber 2012 Shelby Williams 2013 Rachel Canowitz

Brynna Newkirk 2014 Grace Bolander 2015 Alexa Raasch 2016 Eliya Smith

The Dresden Award was given to the school in honor of Mr. Frank Wobst, CSG Board President 1980-82, who was

born in Dresden, Germany. The German language program at CSG was begun during Mr. Wobst’s presidency. The Dresden Award is given to that student who has shown the greatest aptitude for the study of German and who has demonstrated a sincere interest in German culture.

1983 Bharathi Jagadeesh 1984 Catherine Kessler Andrea Wobst 1985 Jamie Traeger 1986 Louise Davidson 1987 Melissa Aukerman 1988 Deborah Puppel 1989 Aylin Altan 1990 Meredith Moss 1991 Beth Hamilton Joiwind Wasserman-Williams

1992 Jean Aukerman 1993 Laura Walsh 1994 Cynthia Epler 1995 Mariah Leutz 1996 Kathryn Potts Dea Riley 1997 Sarah Benson Kay Tiffany Morrison 1998 Katie Loveless 1999 Lauren Fontana 2000 Andrea Fackler

Jill Haberkern 2001 Katie Huss 2002 Leah Suter 2003 Annelise Maurer 2004 Gwen Glowaski 2005 Samantha Parsons 2006 Molly Zielenbach 2007 Audrey Wobst 2008 Martha Watts 2009 Chelsea Richardson 2010 Jennifer Wetzel

2011 Taylor Lint Sam Wobst 2012 Jamie Feyko

2013 Adele Anderson 2014 Paige Perlstein 2015 Jill Wagenbrenner

2016 Kelly Privette

The Regina Kobacker Fadiman Award for Writing in Research Award was established by Stephen Lesser in honor

of his mother Regina Kobacker Fadiman, Class of 1936, professor and editor, and herself the author of seminal research on the writer William Faulkner. The award is given to that junior or senior, who based upon the criteria set by the faculty, has distinguished herself in producing a work of outstanding original research.

2003 Marjorie Yano 2004 Elizabeth Fenner 2005 Miriam Rudavsky-Brody 2006 Emilee Deutchman 2007 Suzanne Jacobs 2008 Amelia Martin

2008 Lauren Wetzel 2009 Catherine Guenther 2010 Natalie Hummel 2011 Anita Desai 2012 Sarah Taylor 2013 Victoria Ungvarsky

2013 Grace Bolander 2014 Laila Ujayli 2015 Katelyn Henderson 2016 Isabella Pesavento

The French Award is presented for excellence in French. In selecting the recipient, strong consideration is given to her

interest in and feeling for the culture and language of France, as well as for her steady progress in the comprehension and expression of that language.

1969 Candace Corson 1970 Pamela McMurray 1971 Megan Braley 1972 Frances Ann Main 1973 Mary White 1974 Gen Anne Lanphere 1975 Susan Mills 1976 Marcia Zand 1977 Heather Wilson 1978 Susan Pierce 1979 Julie Jacobs 1980 Jamine Shechter 1981 Kathleen Larrimer Laura Salomons 1982 Laura Sani 1983 Andrea Gashler 1984 Michelle Kozak

Laura Hunt 1985 Gabriela Burghelea 1986 Leslie Dixon Suzin Cho 1987 Rachel Cashdollar 1988 Anna Kakos 1989 Krista Olson 1990 Jennifer Bullock Emily Sadar 1991 Elena Sadar Emily Sadar 1992 Eszter Gozon 1993 Beth Boatright 1994 Alice Wang 1995 Anne Trevor Kathryn Wilson 1996 Gay Heit

1997 Gillian Levy 1998 Isa Hermsen-Weiland 1999 Kathleen Woodhouse Deborah Morton 2000 Victoria Davis 2001 Adrienne Gerken 2002 Mikell Taylor 2003 Natalie Segal 2004 Gretchen Hinty 2005 Alexandra Ording 2006 Lisa Dutton 2007 Saamia Hossain Lisa Walsh 2008 Yael Zinkow 2009 Lily Burkhalter 2014 Maddie Woda 2016 Maria Presper

The Harvard Book Award is presented by the Harvard Alumni Club to an outstanding junior who combines excellence

in scholarship and high character with achievement in other fields.

1998 Jamila Watkins 1999 Jill Haberkern 2000 Charlene Adzima 2001 Darcy Copeland 2002 Karen Levin 2003 Dana Frankel 2004 Jessica Katz Edison

2005 Jillian Weisenbach 2006 Saamia Hossain 2007 Caitlin Allen 2008 Christina Danosi 2009 Kelsey Klopfer 2010 Mary Muigai 2011 Audra York

2012 Jessica Greer 2013 Hannah Naguib 2014 Alexandra Verzella 2015 Eliya Smith 2016 Megan Wong

The Head’s Cup for Academic Improvement, given in honor of former Headmaster John V. Chapman, goes to that

student in the upper four forms who has demonstrated the greatest degree of academic improvement over her last year’s performance.

1967 Elizabeth Tynan 1968 Charlotte Daniels 1969 Christine Aronson 1970 Mary L. Mitchell 1971 Janet Miller 1972 Patricia Thomas 1973 Elizabeth Fergus 1974 Tanya Tatum 1975 Lisa Halliday 1976 Michelle Gockenbach 1977 Nancy Klein 1978 Lori Beckman 1979 Lori Simpson 1980 Philippa Crean Marla Krupman 1981 Elizabeth Williams

1982 Judith Ellman 1983 Wendy Kessler 1984 Sarah Hettinger 1985 Anne Margaret Snyder 1986 Soniya Gogate 1987 Jo Ellen Cline 1988 Megan Kelleher 1989 Martha Moe 1990 Jennifer Salyer 1991 Alissa Hadley 1992 Alethea Hazlett 1993 Ashlee Dobbs Kya Hughes 1994 Kya Hughes 1995 Katie Hannan 1996 Stephanie Tuinstra

1997 Theresa Southard 1998 Elizabeth Polis 1999 Rebekah Green 2000 Margaret Haidet 2001 Alexandria Lloyd 2002 Michelle Hanners 2003 Laura Rings 2004 Sarah Bloom 2005 Natalie Hill 2006 Christine Skobrak 2007 Annum Yasin 2008 Andrea Kates 2009 Julia Blauer 2010 Ginriche Aleshire 2011 Allison Stratmann 2012 Sydney Casey

2013 Margaret Jones 2014 Kameron Millner

2015 Kelly Privette 2016 Tyler Wallace

The Kenyon College Presidential Book Award was established by Kenyon’s 19th president, Georgia Nugent, to

acknowledge the importance of literature and written communication at Kenyon. It is presented to a junior who embodies the highest level of intellectual engagement, creativity, and commitment to community that are central to the liberal arts and sciences.

2005 Molly Zielenbach 2006 Katie Munyan 2007 Laura Rietz 2008 Irene Lee

2009 Anna Vogel 2010 Not given 2011 Anna Recchie 2012 Asia Cunningham

2013 Grace Bolander 2014 Megan Gumina 2015 Maddie Woda 2016 Grace Mackessy

The Frederick W. LeVeque Service Award, given to the school by Mr. and Mrs. John V. Chapman, is presented to that

member of the Service Club, who in the opinion of her classmates, has contributed the most of herself and her energies in service to her community or to a charitable endeavor.

1971 Margaret Burt 1972 Anne Garden 1973 Barbara Martin Deborah Sawyer 1974 Molly Lazarus Deborah Sawyer 1975 Marian Morris Tanya Tatum 1976 Ann Arthur 1977 Karen Ashton Frances Johnson 1978 Susan Lazarus 1979 Jodi Spiers 1980 Bonnie LeVeque 1981 Julie Hertzog Susan Humphrey 1982 Not Awarded 1983 Jennifer Sliwinski 1984 Sally Ackerman 1985 Kate Sullivan 1986 Boo Mee Hahn Kate Sullivan 1987 Melissa Aukerman 1988 Jennie Hahn 1989 Margaret Mass

1990 Iffat Mobin-Uddin 1991 Angela Povoli Teresa Sanfelippo 1992 Jennifer Roh Laurie Snyder 1993 Beth Boatright Megan Currier 1994 Jennifer Gorman 1995 Kathleen Piazza 1996 Emily Shaw 1997 Emily Bartz Page Neubert 1998 Adrienne Skrzypek Kristin Becknell 1999 Kate Ersley Becki Cooperman 2000 Nora Kantor Mary Kathryn Sagaria 2001 Kate Baughman Rachael Voyles 2002 Jeny Reynolds 2003 Linda Oxenrider 2004 Dana Frankel 2005 Sarah Gold Meghan Hill

Ai Ly Ho 2006 Lauren Powers Katherine Lin 2007 Suzanne Jacobs Kenley Jones 2008 Casey Chory Anna Lin Lauren Wetzel 2009 Not Awarded 2010 Erin Bainbridge Helen Isaac 2011 Erin Bainbridge Helen Isaac 2012 Robin Smith Sarah Taylor 2013 Mary Carducci

Nicole Dean 2014 Erin Balasky

Emily Bichsel 2015 Michaela Milligan

Aisha Iftikhar 2016 Jessica Giller

Alina Hussain

The L.U.C.I.U.S. Award (Latin Award), a gift from Carolyn Beach White, Latin teacher, is given to a Latin student who

has demonstrated a genuine interest and ability in all aspects of classical heritage and who has contributed to the study of the classics through her successful participation in school, state, and national competition.

1991 Britta von Schoeler 1992 Allison Paine Larke Paul 1993 Kathryn Conners 1994 Shannon White Monica Welt 1995 Anne Trevor 1996 Elizabeth Ratliff 1997 Andrea Bill Sarah Greenberger 1998 Natalie Raabe 1999 Deborah Morton Heather Enlow 2000 Jesse Crane

Jacquilyn Stavroff 2001 JoAnna Fu 2002 Audrey Ryckman Alia Shubaily 2003 Sabrina Renkar Amanda Seybold 2004 Amanda Parks 2005 Sarah Gold 2006 Franny Lazarus 2007 Rachel Smoot Audrey Wobst 2008 Megan Fitzmartin Mikayla Upchurch 2009 Nicole Pascucci

Andrea Kates 2010 Zoe Peters 2011 Mary Lutter Elizabeth Simmons 2012 Ann Campo 2013 Evlin Hogan Katelyn Lennon 2014 Katherine Hohl

Rebecca O’Donovan 2015 Aisha Iftikhar Maddie Woda 2016 Tai Bridges

The Ruth Heer Mann Faculty Award, a gift of Richard Mann in honor of his mother, a 1924 graduate, is presented to

CSG students who, by vote of the Upper School faculty, have demonstrated qualities of outstanding ability, strong personal character, commitment to the CSG ideal, and a quest for excellence.

1994 Michelle Heumann Chloe Metz 1995 Audra Longert 1996 Kristin Kakos Tenning Maa

1997 Sarah Sanyal Elizabeth Simson 1998 Andrea Holinga Andrea Koranyi 1999 Natalie Case

Amanda Davis 2000 Jessica Germain Margaret Haidet 2001 Charlene Adzima Claire Murnane

2002 Jaiza Page Julie Ross 2003 Emily Allen Katie Orlando Chelsea Ostrander 2004 Connie Bowen 2005 Rebecca Morton Laura Perry 2006 Anna Johnston 2007 Ashley Flynn

Michelle Harrison Frances Wilson 2008 Mikayla Upchurch 2009 Caroline Hohl Caroline Elia 2010 Sarah Shaffer Yvette Bean 2011 Jessica Gladfelter 2012 Madeleine Livingston Maria Pompili

Audra York 2013 Ruowen Chi 2014 Sydney Moman

Maren Thomas 2015 Noa Levi

Rachel Politi 2016 Maria Presper

Maya Allen Madeline Woda

The Virginia Colgan McCloud Award is given annually to that graduating senior who, in the opinion of her classmates,

best exemplifies the same qualities of friendship, responsibility, and continuing loyalty to the school for which Mrs. McCloud, Class of 1925, will always be remembered. (Presented at the Alumnae Brunch in April.)

1969 Marcia Porter 1970 Susan Wentz 1971 Nancy Pace 1972 Martha Jane Stevens 1973 Deborah Baum 1974 Stephanie Burchfield 1975 Linda Ann McCabe 1976 Charlotte Stiverson 1977 Emily Lindemann 1978 Kim Brown 1979 Susan Millard 1980 Lavea Brachman 1981 Jennifer Brown 1982 Wende Gates 1983 Amy Schottenstein 1984 Catherine Kessler

1985 Sook Mee Hahn 1986 Shael Brachman 1987 Melissa Aukerman 1988 Mary Shepard 1989 Holly Mizelle 1990 Julia Kim 1991 Masu Haque 1992 Anne Budros 1993 Lubna Chohan 1994 Margaret Williams 1995 Cynthia Epler 1996 Julie Robbins 1997 Catherine Williams 1998 Carmen Gill 1999 Lauren Fontana 2000 Cathleen Murnane

2001 Whitney Link 2002 Kim Morris 2003 Brooke Smith 2004 Lindsey Innes 2005 Maria Dixon 2006 Natalie Wolff 2007 Ai Binh Ho 2008 Yael Zinkow 2009 Elyse Cooke 2010 Anne Milne 2011 Rachael Pappa 2012 Angela Mentel 2013 Tiffany Lau 2014 Hannah Naguib 2015 Julia Mackessy 2016 Ryan O’Hara

The National Sports Cup In 1988, the Richard S. Zimmerman, Jr., family contributed this award to be given upon the

special occasion when that rare athlete emerges who distinguishes herself at sports while making a positive contribution to the community of Columbus School for Girls. The recipient must be a senior whose athletic recognition during her CSG years has occurred at the national level.

1988 Jibs Barbara Jane Thorson 1989 Elizabeth Nelson 1990 Not Awarded 1991 Angela Povoli 1992 Andrea McCloud Kara Olson 1993 Martha Hall 1994 Not Awarded 1995 Sarah Evans 1996 Keely McDonald Anne Currier Katherine Kakis

1997 Catherine Williams 1998 Not Awarded 1999 Mollie Fankhauser Rebekah Green 2000 Sarah Resch 2001 Wynne Campbell 2002 Jane Alexander 2003 Not Awarded 2004 Laura Rings 2005 Not Awarded 2006 Charity Fluharty 2008 Alexandra Roberts

2009 Christina Danosi 2010 Not Awarded 2011 Not Awarded 2012 Ranndi Grubbs Angela Mentel Taylor McIntyre 2013 Not Awarded 2014 Sophia Sugar 2015 Rachel Politi 2016 Avery Hinson

The Oberlin College Book Award for Achievement in Social Justice is presented to an exceptional student in the

junior class who has shown commitment to activism.

2015 Alina Hussain 2016 Cecilia D’Arms The Nelson Art Award was presented to the school by Mr. and Mrs. R. Leonard Nelson. It is presented to that student

in either the junior or senior class who, in the opinion of her instructors, indicates the greatest originality in artistic endeavor. It also takes into consideration careful and sustained interest in fine arts.

1954 Esther Webster Susan Fay 1955 Ruth Tucker Ayers 1956 Ellen Feinknopf 1957 Carole Ratner 1958 Not Awarded 1959 Dolores Sue Whitaker 1960 Barbara Zollinger 1961 Not Awarded 1962 Leslie Zollinger 1963 Not Awarded

1964 Kathryn Tice Linda McNealey 1965 Dectora Coe 1966 Not Awarded 1967 Not Awarded 1968 Not Awarded 1969 Barbara Monett 1970 Maija Freimanis 1971 Janet Miller 1972 Elizabeth Ford Pixley 1973 Elizabeth Fergus

1974 Nancy Krueger 1975 Linda Copeland Blythe Miller 1976 Alice Wright 1977 Emily Lindemann Frances Johnson 1978 Tracy Halliday Elaine Chu 1979 Elizabeth Wetherbee 1980 Not Awarded 1981 Shuryl Sutherland

1982 Priscilla Wright 1983 Lucy Morris 1984 Anne Barren 1985 Amy Dell 1986 Ann Light Claire Light 1987 Jennifer Stewart 1988 Valerie Carberry Elizabeth Eberhart 1989 Elsa Liu 1990 Lisa Choi Heather Dolman 1991 Ann Bancroft Lynn Daubenspeck 1992 Vuoch Tan 1993 Abigail Rubenstein

1994 Stephanie Crair 1995 Cynthia Epler Katie Hannan 1996 Elisa Rogers 1997 Lindsay Baker Helena Beem 1998 Akiko Kanda 1999 Linda Persons Andrea Fackler 2000 Abby Sturges 2001 Christy Beall Caitlin McKay 2002 Annie Nowak 2003 Jessy Greenspan 2004 Lindsay Jones Leigh Ann Osborne

2005 Nikki Bagga 2006 Nichole Garber 2007 Nellie Wilbers 2008 Chelsea Rominski 2009 Hannah Maddy 2010 Ingrid Hopmoen

2011 Grace Bowen 2012 Asia Cunningham 2013 Asia Cunningham Allison Stratmann 2014 Jasmine McCloskey 2015 Jasmine McCloskey 2016 Molly Bokor

The Physical Education Award, given by the Fathers’ Association in 1965, is presented to that member of the senior

class who has excelled in all phases of the school’s physical education program. The recipient is chosen for her general knowledge and skill in all sports, sportsmanship, and participation in and support of the athletic program.

1965 Holly Davidson 1966 Katherine Arnold 1967 Wendy Lazarus 1968 Sandra Strouss 1969 Melinda Case Elizabeth Crane 1970 Margaret Kauffman Sara Smith 1971 Paige Minister 1972 Caroline Farrar Christine Davis 1973 Ellen Havens Lisa DeLong 1974 Patricia Williams 1975 Lizanne Galbreath 1976 Ann Farrar 1977 Emily Lindemann Julie Stone 1978 Jeanny Vorys 1979 Elissa Wright 1980 Julie Brown 1981 Katherine Epler

1982 Greta Anderson 1983 Lucy Morris 1984 Anne Barren 1985 Amy Dell 1986 Anne Weisenburger 1987 Beth Offenberg 1988 Cecily Chester 1989 Katherine Epler 1990 Kathryn Dell 1991 Lynn Daubenspeck Kelly McConnell 1992 Anne Budros Katherine Ziegler 1993 Leigh Ann Jordan Kara Olson 1994 Ellen Pizzuti 1995 Katie Piazza 1996 Karen Lui 1997 Sylvia DeVennish 1998 Cynthia Kane 1999 Lauren Fontana Elizabeth Sandman

2000 Elizabeth Exline Sarah Resch Mary Kathryn Sagaria 2001 Elizabeth Piazza 2002 Katherine Exline 2003 Cari Murnane 2004 Christine Guenther 2005 Rebecca Kastan 2006 Charity Fluharty 2007 Kaylyn Cheatham 2008 Lindsey Hanners Megan Fitzmartin 2009 Carmen Mitchell 2010 Mackenzie Cottingham 2011 Ellen Haenszel 2012 Bridget Lorenz Eleanor Vorys 2013 Katelyn Lennon 2014 Kelsey Warren 2015 Claire Kemp 2016 Chloe Fauber-Lyle

The Publications Award is presented to the student who, through her leadership ability, creativity, dedication to the

school, and conscientious efforts, has made an outstanding contribution to one of the school’s publications, Scroll, Silhouette, or Topknot. This award was previously entitled the Scroll Award.

1974 Ann Adrian 1975 Unrecorded 1976 Marcia Zand 1977 Karen Daugherty Linda Grunkemeyer 1978 Lynda Lanphere Ya-Syn Lee 1979 Elissa Wright 1980 Rebecca DeGraaf 1981 Rebecca DeGraaf 1982 Hope Wolman 1983 Sarai Brachman 1984 Kathleen Carberry 1985 Peri Altan Heidi Hoch 1986 Peri Altan 1987 Not Awarded 1988 Suchitra Srinivasan 1989 Aylin Altan 1990 Elizabeth Buckley Lisa Choi

1991 Amy Hairston 1992 Amy Hairston 1993 Yve Heit Morgan McDonald Alyson Stang 1994 Rebecca Greene Virginia Rothschild Karen Larrimer Alice Wang 1995 Elizabeth Ratliff 1996 Soraya Rofagha Ruth Ann Vleugels 1997 Natalie Lester Lindsay Baker Gillian Levy Virginia Rothschild 1998 Amanda Austin Kathryn Tunis Kathie Dykes 1999 Christenia Leist

Kate Stephenson

Amanda Davis Rebecca Taxier Donna Vleugels 2000 Mary Kathryn Sagaria Jennifer Good Nora Kantor 2001 Sarah Jacobson Kristen Beavers Nana Massie Adrienne Gerken 2002 Giselle Schuetz Leah Suter Felicitee Kertis Anna Schwin Kelly Centenello Darcy Copeland 2003 Angela Lagana Jackie Massie Linda Oxenrider Sabrina Renkar 2004 Hallee Zox Deutchman

Markie Hill Amy Simmons 2005 Amy Fanning Megan Quinn Catherine Bainbridge Christina Xu Alex Glowaski 2006 Katherine Munyan Ai Binh Ho Saamia Hossain Jing Cheng Emilee Deutchman Parker Havens Jill Hubbuch Kristen Simmons 2007 Laura Rietz Yea-Rin Cho

Saamia Hossain Katie Munyan Audrey Wobst Sarah Young Alysia Watson 2008 Laura Rietz

Yea-Rin Cho Melissa Erickson Christina Ray Caitlin Allen Hilary Landon Melissa Murray 2009 Inyoung Lee Sarah Auld Tayler White 2010 Laura Erickson

Elizabeth Hubler Katarina Royder Emily Lau

2011 Therese Kaltenecker Priya Rao Taylor Lint Megan Murray Meghna Srikanth 2012 Anita Desai Jamie Feyko Sarah Naguib Victoria Ungvarsky 2013 Adele Anderson

Kalki Aseged Abigail Fuerst Sarah Naguib Erin Smith Victoria Ungvarsky

2014 Erin Balasky Leah Glimcher Madeline Kaufman Hannah Naguib Eleanor Smith

2015 Valerie Du Noa Levi Myrial Holbrook Katherine Tierney Maddie Woda Emily Lynch

2016 Isabella Pesavento

Eliya Smith Emily Lynch Madeline Woda Katelyn Henderson Adelaide Standley

The University of Rochester Xerox Award for Innovation and Information Technology is given to a junior who

demonstrates strong interest and high achievement in innovation and/or information technology and who is an effective and enthusiastic user of technology.

2007 Emma Fletcher 2008 Taylor White 2009 Mackenzie Cottingham 2010 Lauren Augostini

2011 Madeleine Livingston 2012 Katelyn Lennon 2013 Allyson Coble 2014 Samantha McDougall

2015 Loryn Johnson 2016 Natalie Keyes

The Mary Jane Rodabaugh Trophy was presented to the school by the Class of 1963 in honor of their revered teacher.

It is awarded to that senior who has achieved an honors record in her CSG history courses, and has demonstrated intellectual curiosity and devotion to learning.

1964 Linda McNealey 1965 Marjorie Lazarus 1966 Katherine Arnold 1967 Wendy Lazarus 1968 Pamela Lynn 1969 Meryll Levine 1970 Susan Leach 1971 Megan Braley 1972 Mary E. Morris 1973 Ellen Marks 1974 Mary Jane Trapp 1975 Debra Shoemaker 1976 Joanne Lynn 1977 Ann Hedges 1978 Patricia Niehoff 1979 Jodi Spiers 1980 Pamela Gillery 1981 Susan Stone 1982 Catherine Colinvaux 1983 Lisa Mueller 1984 Sarai Brachman 1985 Laura Hunt 1986 Sandra Kim Elizabeth Kessler 1987 Elizabeth Butler

1988 Jennifer Davy Andee Levine 1989 Tia Chapman 1990 Tara Burns 1991 Kimberly Lowe Angela Povoli 1992 Elena Sadar Leslie Siegel 1993 Joy Berlin Rebekah Gee 1994 Melissa Gerling Katherine Wu 1995 Not Awarded 1996 Katherine Moss Lindsay Snyder 1997 Elizabeth Salamy Elizabeth Simson 1998 Meade Rupp 1999 Nancy Kohler Nicolette Woodburn 2000 Kendra Bobulski 2001 Anna Leist 2002 Giselle Schuetz Felicitee Kertis 2003 Ann Jacobson

Karen Levin 2004 Meredith Blumenthal Dominique Marshall 2005 Christina Paras Charlotte Davis 2006 Emilee Deutchman Jeanne Durell 2007 Laura Fanning 2008 Kate Albers Megan Fitzmartin 2009 Catherine Guenther Olivia Nesbit 2010 Katherine Blickley 2011 Katie Carlson Elizabeth Simmons 2012 Anna Recchie Elaina Rollins 2013 Hailey Miller

Victoria Ungvarsky 2014 Meredith Meyer

Cecilia Pesavento 2015 Katherine Tierney

Isabella DiSabato 2016 Isabella Pesavento Emily Lynch

The Schiff Mathematics Cup, a 1966 gift from Susan Schiff (Class of 1957), Patricia Schiff (Class of 1961), and Jane

Schiff (Class of 1966), is presented to that senior who, in the opinion of her teachers, has shown both strong interest and high competence in the study of mathematics. The recipient does not necessarily represent that student who has achieved the highest marks in math courses during her years at the school.

1967 Catherine Sirak 1968 Not Awarded

1969 Babette Gorman 1970 Barbara Summer

1971 Cynthia Lape 1972 Molly Jo Lambright

1973 Jean McNamara 1974 Stephanie Burchfield Gen Anne Lanphere 1975 Judith Altreuter 1976 Carolyn Johnston Elizabeth Williams 1977 Margaret Wuorinen 1978 Susan Lazarus 1979 Patti Beckman 1980 Jamine Shechter 1981 Kathleen Larrimer 1982 Greta Anderson 1983 Jennifer Ewart 1984 Ellen Barber 1985 Maria Huff 1986 Stephanie Kakos 1987 Leslie Dixon 1988 Amy Sloin Mina Song 1989 Jennifer Klaus Krista Olson

1990 Elizabeth Emens 1991 Nika Lee Jordana Gilman 1992 Emily Sadar 1993 Lubna Chohan Jennifer Robbins 1994 Alice Wang Melissa Ulbrich 1995 Sarah Evans 1996 Allison Robbins 1997 Courtney Dankworth Natalie Lester 1998 Kathie Dykes 1999 Lauren Fontana Meghan Reidy 2000 Jill Haberkern 2001 Adrienne Gerken 2002 Amy Hertenstein Liza Young 2003 Karen Levin 2004 Dana Frankel

2005 Christina Xu Katie Hua Xena Dai 2006 Rebecca Greenberger 2007 Julianne Corroto 2008 Erin Cho Heather Michaels 2009 Molly McGregor Chi Chen 2010 Yaqing Wen Kathryn Franks 2011 Therese Kaltenecker 2012 Sophie Chatas Ang Deng 2013 Meredith Meyer Emily Uselman 2014 Tzu Ting Yang 2015 Alexandra Verzella 2016 Genevieve Faber

The Erwin W. Schueller Examination Trophy was presented to the school in 1932 by Mrs. Erwin Schueller in memory

of her husband. It is given to the student in one of the four upper classes who has achieved the highest examination average in strictly college-preparatory subjects.

1933-53 Unrecorded 1954 Linda Gerstenfeld 1955 Ann Abbott 1956 Linda Gerstenfeld Rosamond Brown 1957 Linda Gerstenfeld 1958 Nora Gunning 1959 Miranda Marvin 1960 Mary Louise Briscoe 1961 Mary Louise Briscoe 1962 Mary Louise Briscoe 1963 Katherine Arnold Elizabeth Beverly 1964 Catherine Sirak 1965 Elizabeth Beverly 1966 Meryll Levine 1967 Pamela McMurray Maija Freimanis 1968 Pamela McMurray 1969 Maija Freimanis 1970 Rita Freimanis 1971 Stephanie Burchfield 1972 Cecily Gottling

1973 Heather Wilson 1974 Heather Wilson 1975 Heather Wilson 1976 Heather Wilson 1977 Anna Murtagh 1978 Anne Bekker 1979 Lisa Yashon 1980 Jennifer Ewart 1981 Alicia Wilcox 1982 Maria Huff 1983 Alicia Wilcox 1984 Leslie Dixon 1985 Leslie Dixon 1986 Leslie Dixon 1987 Elizabeth Buckley 1988 Elizabeth Buckley 1989 Elizabeth Buckley 1990 Leslie Siegel 1991 Alyson Stang 1992 Kathryn Wilson 1993 Kathryn Wilson 1994 Kathryn Wilson 1995 Natalie Lester

1996 Sarah Greenberger 1997 Meredith Dixon 1998 Adrienne Gerken 1999 Adrienne Gerken 2000 Jill Haberkern 2001 Adrienne Gerken 2002 Jessica Edison 2003 Rebecca Greenberger 2004 Rebecca Greenberger 2005 Saamia Hossain 2006 Tessa Maurer 2007 Sarah Shaffer 2008 Taylor Lint 2009 Caroline Whitman 2010 Emma McGregor 2011 Cecilia Pesavento 2012 Myrial Holbrook 2013 Myrial Holbrook 2014 Katelyn Henderson 2015 Maura Hackett 2016 Maura Hackett

The Smith College Book Award is presented by the Smith College Club of Columbus to an outstanding junior who

exemplifies the academic achievement, leadership qualities, and concern for others that characterize the thousands of women who have graduated from Smith College.

2000 Rachael Voyles 2001 Liza Young 2002 Brooke Smith

2003 Alexandra Lehman 2004 Ai Ly Ho 2005 Charity Fluharty

2006 Ai Binh Ho

The Kendall Smith Inner Unicorn Award was given to the school in 2014, by Kendall Smith ’13. It is awarded annually to a junior or senior who shows outstanding school spirit. The Inner Unicorn Award focuses on the recipient’s character

and personality as a well-rounded individual, who has passion and a positive attitude towards the school.

2014 Maya Saar 2015 Valerie Du 2016 Melissa Gammons

The Spanish Award goes to that student who best demonstrates a genuine understanding of Hispanic culture and who

gives consistent evidence of an outstanding ability to speak and to comprehend the language.

1977 Ann Hedges 1978 Lisa Ackerman Serena Hedden

1979 Not Awarded 1980 Rebecca DeGraa 1981 Suzanne Stefany

1982 Kelly Andrews Lisa Yashon 1983 Kimberly Dixon

Jennifer Ewart 1984 Alison Bradway 1985 Stephanie Kakos 1986 Jennifer Lach 1987 Elizabeth Ely 1988 Not Awarded 1989 Shirley Tsay 1990 Angela Povoli 1991 Masu Haque 1992 Allyson Jones 1993 Jennifer Jones 1994 Alexandra Kelley 1995 Martha Kieckhefer 1996 Katherine Moss Marissa Kantor 1997 Lindsay Baker

1998 Kathie Dykes Sarah O’Dea 1999 Rebecca Taxier 2000 Nora Kantor 2001 Nana Massie Anusha Venkataraman 2002 Wendy Fahey Giselle Schuetz 2003 Stephanie Paras Marjorie Yano 2004 Anjuli Agarwal Elizabeth Fenner 2005 Samantha Parsons 2006 Natalie Wolff Betsy Greenbaum 2007 Suzanne Jacobs

Priyal Gupta 2008 Lindsey Hanners Kara Bolon 2009 Sarah Bichsel Suzie Ward 2010 Ariana Shonebarger 2011 Morgan Conkle Jane Newland 2012 Robin Smith 2013 Nora Tien 2014 Emily Bichsel

Meredith Swartz 2015 Myrial Holbrook 2016 Katelyn Henderson

The Alice Bartlett Stoddard Trophy for excellence in English was presented to the school by the Class of 1944 in

memory of Mrs. Stoddard, a beloved teacher of the senior class. It is presented to a student in Forms XI or XII who has shown outstanding ability in the study of English and who has indicated sustained excellence for written composition and for literary appreciation.

1983 Kimberly Dixon 1984 Ellen Barber 1985 Sook Mee Hahn Sandy Lee 1986 Peri Altan Amanda Damarin 1987 Leslie Dixon 1988 Dawn Pettigrew Sherri Lea 1989 Sherri Lea Margaret Mass 1990 Elizabeth Buckley 1991 Masu Haque 1992 Leslie Siegel 1993 Jennifer Johns Elin Lisska 1994 Jennifer Gorman Alyson Stang

1995 Kelley Kazor Anne Trevor 1996 Elizabeth Ratliff Jessica Whitlock 1997 Lindsay Baker Sarah Greenberger 1998 Sarah Marcus 1999 Deborah Morton Amanda Moore 2000 Jill Haberkern 2001 Claire Kelley Nana Massie 2002 Darcy Copeland Mikell Taylor 2003 Jackie Massie Katherine Thomas 2004 Keeley Keny Connie Bowen

2005 Jessica Edison Alexandra Glowaski 2006 Lisa Dutton Molly Zielenbach 2007 Katherine Munyan Alexandra Ivanova 2008 Sophie Lobanov-Rostovsky 2009 Tessa Maurer 2010 Natalie Hummel 2011 Therese Kaltenecker 2012 Audrey Coble Teal Harrison 2013 Sarah Naguib 2014 Victoria Melillo 2015 Rebecca O’Donovan 2016 Katelyn Henderson

Madeline Woda

The Unicorn Award is awarded to the athlete who competes in three sports for all four of her high school years, earning

6 Varsity letters.

2014 Erin Balasky 2016 Eleanor Smith The Vassar College Trophy, presented to the school by the Columbus Vassar Club, is awarded to that student,

traditionally a junior, who, in the opinion of her classmates and teachers, demonstrates outstanding scholarship, leadership in the service of the school, and good citizenship.

1962 Mary Louise Briscoe 1963 Katherine Laurel Scheaf 1964 Carla Pollack 1965 Majorie Lazarus 1966 Marjorie Gallagher 1967 Marilee Gallagher 1968 Jean Fechheimer 1969 Barbara Summer 1970 Caroline Donnan 1971 Rita Freimanis 1972 Katherine Rose 1973 Stephanie Burchfield 1974 Elizabeth Jeffrey 1975 Diana DuRivage 1976 Doris Korda 1977 Kimberlee Brown 1978 Julie Jacobs 1979 Lavea Brachman 1980 Rebecca DeGraaf

1981 Margaret Asomaning 1982 Rebecca Moehring 1983 Sally Ackerman 1984 Sook Mee Hahn 1985 Shael Brachman 1986 Catherine Wilson 1987 Brooke Standley 1988 Jennifer Klaus 1989 Elizabeth Buckley 1990 Masu Haque Angela Povoli 1991 Anne Budros 1992 Julie Smith 1993 Michelle Heumann 1994 Bernadette Kuhnsman 1995 Emily Shaw 1996 Lindsay Baker 1997 Brittany Westbrook

1998 Lauren Fontana 1999 Michelle Page 2000 Whitney Link 2001 Laura Barnhart 2002 Sonal Patel 2003 Connie Bowen 2004 Margaret Prunte 2005 Emilee Deutchman 2006 Suzanne Jacobs 2007 Yael Zinkow 2008 Molly McGregor 2009 Caitlin Fong 2010 Rachael Pappa 2011 Angela Mentel 2012 Tiffany Lau 2013 Emily Yang 2014 Julia Mackessy 2015 Madeline Ostrowski 2016 Mia George

The Walz Music Cup was presented to the school in 1967 in loving memory of Edward H. W. Walz. The donors were

his wife, Miriam Kirk Farr (Class of 1928), and daughters, Joanna (Class of 1956), Nancy (Class of 1958), and Miriam (Class of 1966). The cup is presented to that choir member who through her leadership, loyalty, and musical ability, has made the strongest possible contribution to the organization she serves.

1967 Sarah Ross 1968 Katherine Wilson 1969 Barbara Summer 1970 Barbara Summer 1971 Stephanie Buttle Corinne Klages 1972 Jenifer Sehring 1973 Jennifer Rose 1974 Paula Martin 1975 Elizabeth Johnso 1976 Martha Wilson 1977 Jennifer Kahrl 1978 Laura Bailey 1979 Susan Stone 1980 Claudia Didion 1981 Alyson Leeman 1982 Janet Fullarton 1983 Lisa Rahe 1984 Cathy Mason

1985 Teri Scott 1986 Sarah Crompton 1987 Catherine Wilson 1988 Barbara Allen 1989 Jennifer Nash 1990 Paige Conrad 1991 Mara Bell Mancini 1992 Caroline Reeb 1993 Julie Smith 1994 Shani Meacham Kristin Stephens 1995 Kelley Kazor 1996 Valerie Merrell 1997 Zula Evans 1998 Michaun Burton 1999 Carlotta Penn 2000 Leah Suter 2001 Natalie Segal 2002 Leah Suter

2003 Jackie Massie 2004 Meredith Coen 2005 Jessica Tidd 2006 Paige Jones 2007 Katherine Scoggi 2008 Alyssa Denisky Hannah Dunn Marissa Caranna 2009 Sarah Bichsel 2010 Sarah Dutton Maya Zinkow 2011 Lucy Stearns 2012 Sarah Taylor 2013 Tiffany Lau 2014 Annalise Vaccarello 2015 Alexandra Verzella 2016 Genevieve Faber

The Florence Ralston Werum Poetry Prize was presented to CSG by Mr. J. Ralston Werum and his wife, Jane

Mitcheltree Werum, Class of 1943, in honor of Mr. Werum’s mother, a distinguished alumnae of CSG, Class of 1906.

1964 Anne Bonney 1965 Cecily Harper 1966 Ellen Epstein 1967 Ellen Epstein 1968 Sandra Mendel 1969 Alexandra Coe 1970 Megan Braley 1971 Margaret Burt 1972 Lyn Benua 1973 Lauren Henry 1974 Sally Savic 1975 Lynn Toler 1976 Stephanie Savic 1977 Lynn Toler 1978 Carrie Montague 1979 Julie Jacobs 1980 Raleigh Burges 1981 Marsha Robinson

1982 Ellen Barber 1983 Ellen Barber 1984 Ellen Barber 1985 Rachel Faerber 1986 Rebecca Lundquist 1987 Michelle Wolfe 1988 Sherri Lea 1989 Jessica Olin 1990 Jessica Olin 1991 Enshane Hill 1992 Rebecca Greene 1993 Elizabeth Ratliff 1994 Elizabeth Ratliff 1995 Elizabeth Ratliff Brianna Boggs 1996 Elizabeth Ratliff Jamela Debelak 1997 Lela Ostrander 1998 Amanda Lynd

1999 Adrienne Gerken 2000 Beth Binkovitz 2001 Beth Binkovitz 2002 Giselle Schuetz 2003 Beth Binkovitz 2004 Jessica Tidd 2005 Alexandra Glowaski 2006 Maggie Gall 2007 Breann Gray 2008 Anna Vogel 2009 Piper Rasmussen 2010 Alexandria Seybold 2011 Piper Rasmussen 2012 Emily Gammons 2013 Emily Gammons 2014 Emily Gammons 2015 Madeline Woda 2016 Madeline Woda

The Williams Book Award is presented by the Williams College alumni in this community. It is presented to a junior in

the top 5 percent of her class who has demonstrated intellectual leadership and has made a significant contribution to the extracurricular life of the school (arts, sciences, drama, government, or sports).

1991 Jean Aukerman 1992 Megan Currier 1993 Alyson Stang 1994 Kathryn Wilson 1995 Marissa Kantor 1996 Emily Bartz 1997 Kathie Dykes 1998 Heather Enlow 1999 Victoria Davis

2000 Ashley Nowak 2001 Amanda Varley 2002 Marjorie Yano 2003 Lacey Greenwalt 2004 Rebecca Morton 2005 Rebecca Greenberger 2006 Julianne Corroto 2007 Claire Larson 2008 Claire Larson

2009 Sarah Shaffer 2010 Therese Kaltenecker 2011 Sophie Chatas 2012 Jennifer Henderson 2013 Erin Balasky 2014 Myrial Holbrook 2015 Katelyn Henderson 2016 Natalie Keyes

The Williams College Scholar/Athlete Award was presented to the school in 1979 by the Columbus Area Alumni of

Williams. The winner is selected by members of both the athletic and the academic segments of the faculty and is given to the student who best combines excellence in athletics with scholastic excellence.

1979 Martha Gottling 1980 Martha Gottling 1981 Anne Melvin 1982 Margaret Asomaning

1983 Melissa Bruhn 1984 Christine Thorne 1985 Robin Ives 1986 Katharine Carlin

1987 Catherine Wilson Katharine Carlin 1988 Cecily Chester Elizabeth Eberhart

1989 Karen Saah 1990 Jennifer Bullock 1991 Angela Povoli 1992 Amy Hairston 1993 Morgan McDonald 1994 Tene Nash Margaret Williams 1995 Krissa Kean 1996 Anne Currier 1997 Courtney Dankworth 1998 Mary Hill

1999 Lauren Fontana 2000 Victoria Davis 2001 Ashley Nowak 2002 Darcy Copeland 2003 Marjorie Yano 2004 Keeley Keny Lindsey Innes 2005 Elizabeth Marvel 2006 Frances Lazarus 2007 Katherine Gitz 2008 Kate Albers

2009 Suzie Ward 2010 Kelsey Klopfer 2011 Taylor Lint 2012 Helen Gianakopoulis 2013 Erin Balasky 2014 Emma Harris 2015 Myrial Holbrook Rebecca O’Donovan 2016 Hanna Carmon

The Wobst Foundation Dresden/CSG Cultural Exchange was established in 2012 to honor Frank Wobst, former CSG

Board President from 1980-1982, CEO of Huntington National Bank and a former student of the Kreuzschule Gymnasium in Dresden Germany. The Foundation provides the opportunity for two students from CSG to travel to Dresden for four weeks during the school year, where they are hosted by German families whiel they attend the Kreuzschule Gymnasium, and two students from Dresden come to CSG for four weeks and are hosted by families from CSG while they attend CSG.

2012 Adele Anderson Jamie Feyko

2013 Paige Perlstein Jill Wagenbrenner

2014 Sangita Biswas Melissa Cottone

2015 Annabelle Lunt 2016 Jeneil Davis

Isabella Pesavento Kelly Privette

The Yenkin Science Trophy was presented to the school in 1963 by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yenkin. It is awarded to the

student in the upper two forms who has shown both strong interest and outstanding ability in the field of science.

1964 Mary Ann Beverly 1965 Not Awarded 1966 Marjorie Gallagher 1967 Marilee Gallagher 1968 Mary Tucker 1969 Candace Corson 1970 Maija Freimanis 1971 Cynthia Lape 1972 Sarah Jeffrey Rita Freimanis 1994 Alice Wang 1973 Ellen Marks 1974 Karla Johnsen 1975 Sarah Marsh 1976 Kathy Seward Carolyn Johnston 1977 Margaret Wuorinen Kerry-Anne Christensen 1978 Kathleen Clark 1979 Julie Jacobs Constance Wiseman 1980 Lisa Sugarman 1981 Susan Allen Heidi Nelson 1982 Margaret Asomaning

1983 Joy Brady 1984 Alicia Wilcox 1985 Sarah George Maria Huff 1986 Stephanie Kako 1987 Melissa Aukerman 1988 Jennie Hahn Amy Sloin 1989 Shirley Tsay 1990 Jennifer Mendel 1991 Jennifer Glos 1992 Jean Aukerman 1993 Elin Lisska Katherine Wu 1995 Sarah Evans 1996 Alison Blosser Allison Robbin 1997 Courtney Dankworth Natalie Lester 1998 Jennifer Clay Erin Shea 1999 Jamila Watkins Meghan Reidy 2000 Victoria Davis Elizabeth Seidler

2001 Jess Bennett Ashley Nowak 2002 Mikell Taylor Liza Young 2003 Sonal Patel Karen Levin 2004 Keeley Keny Rachel Bellomy 2005 Allison Elia Ann Kelley 2006 Elizabeth Lewis 2007 Avneet Singh 2008 Leeanne Hester 2009 Molly McGregor Andrea Kates 2010 Sarah Shaffer 2011 Bridget O’Donnell 2012 Teal Harrison Eleanor Vorys 2013 Ang Deng 2014 Annalise Vaccarello 2015 Megan Gumina 2016 Adelaide Feibel