
Old stones, made strong again
2019 Lamplighter Award recipient Josephine M. Hart '74
Each year, at its annual meeting during reunion in June, the NMH Alumni Association presents awards to those who have made outstanding contributions of their time and talent to the school or to their community.
Congratulations to the 2020 alumni awards recipients!
Alumni Citations:
Katherine Mary Truax ’70
Nancy Chambers Goff ’60
Tony Cantore ’65
Al Smiley ’55, P’84
Young Alumni Award
Casey Woo ’10
Community Service Award:
Lila Javan ’90
William H. Morrow Award:
Hughes Pack P’04, ’07
Distinguished Service Award:
David Robinson '70 P'98
Lamplighter Award:
Irma Klein Schachter ’45
The Awards Committee welcomes your nominations of candidates for these awards. Look over the award descriptions above and a list of alumni in classes ending in 1 and 6 who have already received awards. Citation winners are eligible for an additional award, but other previous award winners are not eligible again.
Please submit an online nomination or print this nomination form and send it to the NMH Advancement Office. In order for the awards committee to complete its review in timely fashion, we ask that you submit your nominations by September 30, 2020.
Thank you for your nominations!
Best,
Tom Baxter '59
Awards Committee Chair
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