Draft:Yale College Class Day

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  • Comment: The prize awardee tables are very large and unwieldy, and IMO totally unnecessary: Wikipedia is an encyclopaedia, not a comprehensive catalogue of indiscriminate data. If the same information is available externally somewhere, please point to that resource via 'External links' section. (And if the information is not available, then might this constitute original research?) DoubleGrazing (talk) 06:54, 23 July 2023 (UTC)
  • Comment: Of the nearly 200 (!!) citations, the vast majority are to sources closely associated with Yale. Some are to non-reliable sources, eg. Facebook and LinkedIn. The remainder are NYT articles, most of which seem to cover Yale more generally, not the Class Day specifically, although as they are behind a pay wall I'm only able to go by the article titles. None of these sources establish notability per WP:GNG for the Class Day. Happy to be proven wrong, though, if the author can point out at least three reliable and fully independent (of Yale) secondary sources which provide significant coverage of the Yale Class Day directly and specifically. DoubleGrazing (talk) 06:48, 23 July 2023 (UTC)

Yale Class Day[edit]

Planting of the Class Ivy[1]
1935 Class Day and clay churchwarden pipes[2]

Yale College Class Day is one of the most cherished traditions on the academic calendar where the graduating class gathers on Old Campus to reminisce about their time at Yale. When this tradition started in 19th century, the graduating class only numbered fewer than 100 students. Today, on the Sunday before University Commencement, Class Day is a lively ceremony of over 1,500 students that includes speeches with reflections, humor, and inspirations by members of the graduating class; the awarding of top academic, artistic, athletic and leadership prizes; the wearing of silly hats; and the waving of a white handkerchief while singing “Bright College Years.” The tradition of planting the Class Ivy began in 1852 near the wall of the Old Library, which is now Dwight Memorial Chapel.[3] Students are also presented with a symbolic soap bubble pipe, in observation of the tradition that started in the 1860s when graduates would gather in a circle, smoke a single bowl of tobacco from a clay churchwarden pipe, and then trample the pipe to symbolize the end of the pleasures of college life.[3][4]

A highlight of Class Day is also a notable speaker. Previous Class Day speakers have included Senators William Bradley, Paul Tsongas, and Cory Booker; journalists Bob Woodward, Tom Brokaw, Fareed Zakaria, Barbara Walters, and Anderson Cooper; authors Stephen Jay Gould, Carl Sagan, Christopher Buckley, Thomas Wolfe, and Chimamanda Adichie; Secretaries of State John Kerry and Hillary Rodham Clinton; actors Jodie Foster and Tom Hanks; 47th U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden; and 42nd U.S. President Bill Clinton.

Yale Class Day Prizes[edit]

  • The Warren Memorial High Scholarship Prize is "awarded to the graduating senior majoring in the humanities who ranks highest in scholarship."[5] Originally, this prize was given to the highest ranking graduate earning a degree in the Bachelor of the Arts.[6]
  • The Alpheus Henry Snow Prize is "for the senior who, through the combination of intellectual achievement, character, and personality, shall be adjudged by the faculty to have done most for Yale by inspiring classmates with an admiration for scholarship."[7]
  • The Russell Henry Chittenden Prize is "awarded to the graduating senior in the natural sciences or in mathematics who ranks highest in scholarship."[8] This award was originally given to the highest ranking graduate earning a degree in the Bachelor of the Sciences.
  • The Arthur Twining Hadley Prize is "awarded to the graduating senior majoring in the social sciences who ranks highest in scholarship."[9]
  • The Louis Sudler Prize in the Performing and Creative Arts is awarded annually to "two graduating Seniors who, in the opinion of the Faculty, have demonstrated excellence or the highest standards of proficiency in performance or execution, and in the field of composition in one of the following general areas: architecture and design, creative writing, dance, film and video, music, theater, painting, sculpture, photography, and digital arts."[10]
  • The James Andrew Haas Prize is awarded annually to "that member of the Senior Class in Yale College whose breadth of intellectual achievement, strength of character, and fundamental humanity shall be adjudged by the faculty to have provided leadership for his or her fellow students, inspiring in them a love of learning and concern for others."[11]
  • The William Neely Mallory Prize is "awarded annually to the senior man who, on the field of play and in life at Yale, best represents the highest ideals of American sportsmanship and Yale tradition."[12]
  • The Nellie Pratt Elliot Prize is "awarded annually to the senior woman whose excellence in the field of athletics and in her life at Yale best represents the ideals of sportsmanship and Yale tradition."[12]
  • The Nakanishi Prize is "awarded to two graduating seniors who have provided exemplary leadership in enhancing race and/or ethnic relations at Yale College during their undergraduate career while maintaining high standards of academic achievement."[13]
Warren Memorial Prize (1922) Alpheus Henry Snow Prize (1923) Russell Henry Chittenden Prize (1926) Arthur Twining Hadley Prize Louis Sudler Prize (1981)[10] James Andrew Haas Prize (1992) William Neely Mallory Award (1954)[14] Nellie Pratt Elliot Award (1977)[15] Nakanishi Prize (2006)[13]
1922[16] Lawrence Ridge Guild
1923[17] Samuel Tobias Markoff, John Ball Stone Francis Otto Matthiessen
1924[18] Morgan Hanlon Alvord Herbert Francis Sturdy
1925[19] William Bunnell Norton Theodore Carswell Hume
1926[20] George Wilson Pierson Charles Hastings Willard Dana Yung Kwai
1927[21] John Herman Groesbeck John Herman Groesbeck Martin Augustus Mayers
1928[22] Mitchell Levensohn George Thomas Washington Philip Davis Brass
1929[23] Hans Alexander Klagsbrunn Alfred Baird Hersey Albert Louis Ruiz
1930[24] Alfred Hayes Jr Saunders MacLane Roger H. Newton[25]
1931[26] William Edwards Russell Jr Charles C Hardy[26] Carl Robert Kossack
1932[27] Rufus S Day Jr Maynard Mack Terrence A. Gilly
1933[28] Joseph Bridger Ullman Eugene Victor Debs Rostow William Hume Oliver
1934[29] Edward M. Borsodi Andrews Wanning Thornton Leigh Page
1935[30] Stuart Pratt Atkins Charles Seymour Jr
1936[31] Robert Abraham Rosenbaum August Heckscher 2nd Douglas Shepard Riggs
1937[32] Paul Pasquariello Harvey Brooks William F. Taylor
1938[33] Charles N. Friedelson Jr John E. Ecklung Robert W.J. Ollayos
1939[34] Paul F. Boller 2nd William P. Bundy Herbert S. Holland Jr
1940[35] Rowland B. Vance McGeorge Bundy James S. Smith
1941[36] Angus N. Gorden Jr John B. Madden John L. Brooks
1942[37] Edward A. Tenenbaum Rene A. Chouteau Andrew M. Gleason, Arthur R. Tobey
1943[38] Zeph Stewart Cord Meyer Jr Lynn A. McCabe
1944[39] Alfred E. Roberts Jr John B. Goodenough Robert Gunther-Mohr
1945 Alfred White Van Sinderen[40],

David Muench Vieth[41]

Russell A. Peck[40], Kerro Knox Jr[41]
1946[42] Willam Gordon Walker Jr
1947
1948[43] John Leland Teall William Richard Emerson Murray Gerstenhaber
1949[44] James F. English Jr Daniel P. Davison Milford A. Davis
Warren Memorial Prize (1922) Alpheus Henry Snow Prize (1923) Russell Henry Chittenden Prize (1926) Arthur Twining Hadley Prize Louis Sudler Prize (1981)[10] James Andrew Haas Prize (1992) William Neely Mallory Award (1954)[14] Nellie Pratt Elliot Award (1977)[15] Nakanishi Prize (2006)[13]
1950[45] Stephen J. Brown Stephen J. Brown Howard W. Zimmerman
1951[46] Edwin Stein Jr Prosser Gifford Arthur E. Walters
1952[47] Edward Kline Robert G. Mossman Michael V.L. Bennett
1953[48][49] Thomas O. Enders Thomas O. Enders Guido Calabresi
1954[50][51] George A. Jacoby Jr Paul Cameron DeVore Ralph W. Piersall Jr Richard F. Polich     
1955[52] Jan G. Deutsch Jan G. Deutsch John S. Lew Philip H. Mathias
1956[53] Edward I. Selig Peter A. Tomei James J. Pearson William P. Lovejoy   
1957 André Schiffrin[54] Stephen H. Ackerman 
1958 Richard D. Wailes
1959[55] Edward P. Milbank Steven M. Umin Richard L. Armstrong Gerard E. Jones   
1960[56] Guy V. Stevens Lawrence A. Wan Alan Rittenberg Richard A. Winkler   
1961 Howard A. Will, Jr
1962 Lance M. Liebman[54] James E. Luck   
1963[57] Guy Miller Struve Norman A. Etherington Philip Pechukas William W. Hildebrand 
1964[58] Thomas Dudley Rowe Thomas Dudley Rowe Frederick Addison Hopf George M. Humphrey II  
1965[59] Lewis S. Josephs Richard G. Fabian Jonathan M. Wahl Stephen E. Clark
1966[60] James R. Coppeto Douglas T. Yates Jr Carl S. Pike James G. Groninger
1967[61] Victor B. Lieberman Jorge I. Dominguez Harold M. Hastings John L. Morrison   
1968[62] Samuel P. Savage Strobe Talbott Arnold I. Polinger Edward C. Goldstone
1969 Arthur M Klebanoff[54] Brian J. Dowling
1970[63] David A. Miller David A. Miller Donald Prosnitz Kwaku Ohene-Frempong
1971[64] Albert G. Lauber Cornelia D. Emerson Herbert E.A. Duncan Thomas B. Neville
1972[65] Cynthia Kaufman Charles Berry Harry Mynick William L. Story, Jr.
1973 Richard M. Jauron
1974 Timothy F. Karpoff
Warren Memorial Prize (1922) Alpheus Henry Snow Prize (1923) Russell Henry Chittenden Prize (1926) Arthur Twining Hadley Prize Louis Sudler Prize (1981)[10] James Andrew Haas Prize (1992) William Neely Mallory Award (1954)[14] Nellie Pratt Elliot Award (1977)[15] Nakanishi Prize (2006)[13]
1975 Rudolph H. Green  
1976 Neal R. Brendel
1977 Daniel L. Selden[66] Carnell Cooper Anne F. Keating
1978 Edward M. Hundert[67] John L. Pagliaro Barbara A. Liebowitz
1979 Sara Mathilthe Lord[68] William C. Crowley Mary C. Pew
1980 Timothy M. Tumpane Susanna E. Krentz
1981 Thomas Pitman[69] David M Kingsley[70] June Wachtler Kevin R. Czinger Tracy Ball
1982 Marvin Krislov[71] Gerald Cohen Richard Diana   Patricia A. Melton
1983 Edward Carroll DuMont[72] Jennie Livingston Robert W. Brooke   Sindee L. Simon
1984 Nicholas Christakis[73] Tina Landau Earl G. Graves, Jr. Nicole W. Piasecki
1985 Pamela Dick J. Peter Sawkins Andrea P. Metkus
1986 Jon E. Lendon[74] Daniel Grabois Hugh O. LaBossier Melissa Jane Buchan
1987 James Gross[75] Michael Wetstone Jeff Duback Louisa Jennifer Gerritz
1988 Daniel K. Sodickson[76] Alexander Platt Bernard “Kelly” Ryan Kelly Eve Groteke
1989 Peter Levine[77] Chi-Yuan Hsu[78] Nina Levy Michael A. O’Neill Sarah P. Smith
1990 Katie Lansdale Jonathan P. Reese Tonya N. Lawrence
1991 Steven Millar[79] Christine M. Cunningham[80] Annette Jolles James Gibson Kristine A. Campbell
1992 Jonah Edelman[citation needed] Victoria Kostadinova Nathaniel Persily[81] Edward J. Petersen Berkeley S. Belknap
1993 Peter A Beinart[54] Karin Terese Fong,

Alexandra Sari Adrienne Gruber

Rob Bonta    Anne Louise Lehman
1994 Katherine Elizabeth Davies,

Haldan Dai Tung Martinson

Rebecca Kobrin[82] Matthew Levine Tasha Katherine Taylor
1995 Melissa Rolls[83] Christina Crawford David Feuerstein Mary M. Kalich
1996[84] Joshua Ian Civin Joshua Ian Civin Behrang Behin William Scott Whyte Jonathan P. Andrews, Sara Ellen Wolverson Jonathan Elliot Cohen Daniel Thompson Kelianne Bartlett
1997[85] Tova Ann Leigh Choate Tali Farimah Farhadian David Kai-an Lam David Kai-an Lam Hilary James Koob-Sassen Karen Kristin Dabbs Robert Daniel C. Okonko Amanda Taft
1998[86] Cary Catherine Franklin, Lisa Robin Hasday Jacob Jeremiah Sullivan Andreas Schulz John Atchison Wright Danny Boyd Beaty II Chi Thi Nguyen Raymond B. Giroux Laurie Clay Belliveau
1999[87][88] Jeremy Charles Marwell Jeremy Charles Marwell Anne Fraser Lightbody Kevin Lee Jason Alexander Freeman Jennifer C. Chang Alex W. Westlund Rosanna Lisa Wustrack
Warren Memorial Prize (1922) Alpheus Henry Snow Prize (1923) Russell Henry Chittenden Prize (1926) Arthur Twining Hadley Prize Louis Sudler Prize (1981)[10] James Andrew Haas Prize (1992) William Neely Mallory Award (1954)[14] Nellie Pratt Elliot Award (1977)[15] Nakanishi Prize (2006)[13]
2000[89] Paul Buettner Berry Brian Norman Lizotte Samuel Sze Ming Ieong Michael Leo Frazer Sophie Sing Shao Daniel Larlham[90] Joseph F. Walland Jr Heather R. Bentley
2001[91] Elizabeth Austin Edmondson Luke Aaron Bronin Samuel Isaac Elder Abha Khanna Matthew Todd Jordan, David Valdez Eyi A. Tuakli-Wosornu Eric M. Johnson Meredith Anne Bryarly
2002[92] David Matthews Weaver Alan Evan Schoenfeld Tomer Posner Jennifer H. Nou Tucker Smith Capps Sarah Jane Caldwell Thomas L.H. Hocker Sarah Seung-Seo
2003[93] Aaron George Jakes Charles Wallace DeWitt Margaret Sarah Ebert Thomas Chun-Ho Leung Kimberly Akemi DeQuattro Chiraag Bains Chris Leanza Laura Carey O'Neill, Kate Marie O'Neill
2004[94] Raisa Adah Rexer Rebecca Katherine Hunter Prescott Davis Murphy Andrew David Klaber Kathryn Brittany Whalen Silas Eamon Meredith Nate Lawrie Elizabeth Miles Whitman
2005[95] Shashi R. Reddy,  Gregory R. Ablavsky Aaron Y. Tang Jian Yuan Sara A. Aronchick Charlotte L. Dobbs Yusuf A. Samara Robert Carr Sarah Driscoll
2006[96] Jessica Ellen Leight Jessica Ellen Leight Anthony Zijian Xu Anthony Zijian Xu Satya Sorab Bhabha, Carl D’Apolito-Dworkin Sarah Scott Stillman Julian Illingworth Michelle Quibell, Joslyn Woodard Bess Hinson, Kahina Robinson
2007[97] Daniel Lee Winik Maya Uma Shankar Elizaveta Freinkman Daniel Lee Winik Timothy Hall Andres Rebekah Hannah Emanuel Ed McCarthy Rachel Jeffers Andom Ghebreghiorgis, Marisol Leon
2008[98] Emily A. Bala Benjamin M. Eidelson Khang D. Nguyen Dimiter Valentinov Ostrev Annie R. Rosen

Felicia L. Ricci

Daniel Turner-Evans Joshua Cox Lauren Taylor Altaf Saadi

Funmi Showole

2009[99] Matthew Dean Evans Jarrad Mattieu Aguirre Tina Ho Emily Duncan Schofield Lauren Tyler Libaw

Robert Tucker Rae-Grant

Emily Asaro Morell Michael McLeod

Alex Righi

Christina Person Cecilia Ong

Jonathan Jimenez

2010[100] Mihan Robin Lee Elias S. Bildner Susan E. Scanlon Mihan Robin Lee Lucy H. Fitz Gibbon Alice L. Baumgartner Thomas Barrows[101] Susan Kim Katrina Landeta

Adrian Latourtue

2011[102][103] Jeremy A. Balkam Lent, Emily A. Waldman Justin I. Lowenthal Rebecca Y. Linfield Brendan E. Dill Grace F. Needlman Eleanor L. Hayes-Larson Broc Little[104] Kate Grace Van Trinh Quoc Nguyen

Elizabeth Reese

2012 Joseph Keller Carlsmith[105] Benjamine Liu[106] Nimit Jain[107] Jordan Laris Cohen, Carmen Xiao Wei Lu[108] Emily Cooley, Naomi Woo[109] Joan English Gass[110] Brian O'Neill[111] Taylor Cramm[112] Eliot Kim, Latisha Jeanette Campbell[113]
2013[114] John Max Mikitish[115] Juilian De Freitas[116] Jonathan J. Liang[117] Stacey S. Chen[118] Bonnie A. Antosh[119], Matthew Claudel[120] Yemurai Mangwendez[121] Andrew Miller[122] Elizabeth Epstein[123] Joshua Penny,

Alejandro Gutierrez

2014[124] Leah Ann Latterner[125] Enrico Giuseppe Ferro[126] Sebastian Hassan John Koochaki[127] Antonia Elizabeth Woodford[128] Jun Luke Foster,

Molly Elise Houlahan[129]

Hilary Rose O’Connell Sam Bernstein[130] Kendall Polan[131] Katherine Frances Aragon,

Kevin Chen[132]

2015[133] Spencer J. Weinreich[134] Joshua Christian Cofsky[135] Michael Garrett Hopkins[136] Michael Garrett Hopkins[136] Eric Sirakian, Ruby Rae Spiegel[137] Andrew Sungyup Chun[138] Tyler Varga[139] Mollie Rogers[140] Austin Li Long, Davis Duong Nguyen[141]
2016[142] William August Theiss[143] Aaron Benjamin Berman[144] Charles Gunnar Kinzig[145] Connie Lu Wang[146] Rebecca Brudner[147] , Monica Hannush[148] William Tanner Allread[149] Justin Sears[150] Eva Fabian[151] Sebastian Medina-Tayac[152], Eshe Sherley[153]
2017[154] Abigail Paula Elder[155] Richard Thomas McCoy[156] Anna Elizabeth Russo[157] Andrew Blake Brod[158] Emily Marie Switzer[159], Christina Chi Zhang[160] JaVaughn Flowers[161] John Hayden, James Randon[162] Katherine Miller, Frances Schmiede[163] Alexandra Zina Barlowe[164], Abdul-Razak Mohammed Zachariah[165]
2018[166] Erika Eleanor Lynn-Green[167] Jun Yan Chua[168] Lionel Jin[169] Martin Lim[170] Maisie Louise Mattia[171], Mary Chandler Gwin[172] Patrick Kirkham Sullivan[173] Ben Reeves[174] Jen Berkowitz[175] Haylee Makana Kushi[176], Ivetty Estepan[177]
2019[178] Lily Sparrow Mirfakhraie[179] Devyn Rigsby[180] Hannah Louise Lawrence[181] Devyn Rigsby[180] Eren Orbey[182], Alexis (A.K.) Payne[183] Jude Alrahman Alawa[184] Simon Whiteman[185] Andrea Masterson[186] Alanna Pyke[187], Jonathan Salazar[188]
2020[189] Noah Kravitz Brennan Carman Tiger Zhang Jasper Feinberg Sadie Cornette Cook, Farrah Rothman Jackson Willis Thomas Digby Frances Arnautou, Aerial Chavarin Emily Almendarez, Janis Jin
2021[190] Alyssa Yoon Henry Jacob Amer Al-Hiyasat Alyssa Yoon Sydney Holmes,

Lisl Wangermann

Mia Nkechi Jackson Mark Winhoffer Camille Pham Kenia Hale, Gabriella Blatt
2022[191] Mary Elizabeth Orzak Mary Elizabeth Orzak Matthew John King Gabriel Klapholz Chiara Amisola, Alex Whittington Arya Singh Azar Swain Kayley Delay Jaelen King, Evan Craig Mingo
2023[192] Adam David Chen Michael Chen Nga Nhi Nguyen Aaron J. Dickstein Diego Miró, Annelise Ratner Julia Hontaruk-Levko Dan Williamson Ami Gianchandani Shaezmina Khan, Karen Li
Warren Memorial Prize (1922) Alpheus Henry Snow Prize (1923) Russell Henry Chittenden Prize (1926) Arthur Twining Hadley Prize Louis Sudler Prize (1981)[10] James Andrew Haas Prize (1992) William Neely Mallory Award (1954)[14] Nellie Pratt Elliot Award (1977)[15] Nakanishi Prize (2006)[13]

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