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Dorothy F. Johnson Scholarship-- $1,750 per year
This new Scholarship, created through a bequest from the estate of Dorothy F.
Johnson, 1947 MHS graduate and community leader, will be awarded to each of
two (2) graduating seniors for two years in the amount of $1,750 per student
per year. The selected students must be taking business administration related
courses now and intending to pursue business administration in college. Proof
of declared major is required for continuance. Deadline for application (in
Guidance): Spring
| Recipient Name |
College Attending |
| Eric Levine 2005 |
Penn State University |
| Calinda Roberts 2005 |
Lehigh University |
| Mary Kate Connolly 2003 |
Mary Washington College |
| Tavish Zausner-Mannes 2003 |
Skidmore College |
French Club--$100
To honor Ruth M. Cohen's passion for teaching French, her husband, Murray,
established this annual award and fund for students of French language and
literature. Mrs. Cohen taught at MHS for more than 30 years. The student
is chosen by the French Department.
| Recipient Name |
College Attending |
| Christine Bariahtaris 2006 |
Boston University |
| Adrian Bockian 2005 |
Wellesley College |
| Ann Thomas 2004 |
Wellesley College |
| Pamela Schoenberg 2003 |
Cornell University |
| Stephanie Warm 2002 |
University of Virginia |
| Elizabeth Foster 2001 |
New York University |
| Matt Neville 2000 |
Columbia University |
John T. Cunningham Scholarship--$1,250
This scholarship was established by the MEF through the sale of the book "Youth's
Bright Years: An American High School", written by alumnus John T. Cunningham,
class of '32. The MHS graduating senior pursuing a major in the broad field
of communications at a four-year college, meeting the criteria of grade point
average, related extra-curricular activities, teacher recommendations, and excellent
writing skills will be awarded $1,250. Deadline for application (in Guidance):
Spring
| Recipient Name |
College Attending |
| Sarah Knapp 2006 |
Emory University |
| Meera Chandramouli 2005 |
New York University |
| Madalyn Baldanzi 2004 |
Swarthmore College |
| Sara Kate Wintz 2003 |
Mills College |
| Ben Donnellon 2002 |
Ithica College |
| Katrina Najm 2001 |
Temple University |
| Jackie Wilson 2000 |
Duke University |
Simon Scholars--$1,250 per year
The William E. Simon Foundation is responsible for awarding $1,250 for each
of two seniors (one in 2003) graduating from Morristown High School. The
winners are selected by the MHS Guidance Department as model candidates for
this honor and financial assistance, based on a fine academic record. This
award is renewed for each of four years at college if they manintain a 3.0
grade point average. The scholarship will not be offered in 2004, however,
all current obligations will be honored until they graduate.
| Recipient Name |
College Attending |
Jessica Arriaga 2000
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College of St. Elizabeth |
Natalia Boehm 2003
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Pace University |
Diana Huie 2000
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Morgan State University |
Liisa Jaaskelemin 2002
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Rutgers University |
Katie May 2002
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Rutgers University |
Carol Mendez 2001
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Rutgers University |
| Khanh Tang 2001 |
Rutgers University |
Superintendent's Art Scholarship--$3,000
This scholarship was made possible by Dr. Thomas Ficarra, MSD Superintendent
of Schools, who hosted a conference for Superintendents at Drew. The proceeds
of the conference were donated to the MEF and used to fund the scholarship.
| Recipient Name |
College Attending |
Alexandra Karamallis 2006
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Rhode Island School of Design |
Wong Family Scholarship--$4,000 per year
Robert Wong, MHS Class of 1967, established this scholarship in memory of his
parents. This generous award is for $4000 per year for up to four years. The
Morristown High School graduating senior must intend to pursue an undergraduate
degree in liberal arts and exemplify the traits of scholarship, perserverance,
patience, diligence and consideration of others. The student must continue to
meet the listed criteria as he/she moves ahead. Deadline for application (in
Guidance): Spring
| Recipient Name |
College Attending |
| Laura Palmaro 2006 |
Georgetown University |
| Naomi Schwartz 2005 |
Duke University |
| Stuart Schussel 2004 |
Brown University |
| Ross Goldband 2003 |
George Washington |
| Tina Chou 2002 |
Stamford |
| Andrew Lacey 2001 |
Swarthmore College |
| Margaret Robinson 2000 |
Brown University |
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