Year-End Awards & Inductions
Although our year-end award ceremonies and celebrations will not take place in person this spring, we are committed to honoring our students’ many outstanding academic, athletic, artistic and service-oriented achievements. Our Crimson spirit is alive and well and the entire MBS community takes great joy in celebrating the inspiring work of these students!
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Cum Laude Inductees
The Cum Laude Society, modeled on Phi Beta Kappa, was founded in 1906 at the Tome School in Port Deposit, Maryland, to promote learning and scholarship in secondary schools. The Beard School received its Cum Laude Society charter in 1950, the Morristown School in 1958, and Morristown-Beard School in 1976.
Each chapter elects to membership those members of the senior and junior classes who have demonstrated academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, and good character.
Click on the students' names to read the letters written to them by the faculty.
World Languages
These Morristown-Beard School students were inducted into the French, Latin, and Spanish Honor Societies by the World Language Department.
In addition to academic requirements, World Language Honor Society inductees must possess a passion for the language as evidenced in one’s daily interactions in the classroom. The nominees must be accepted unanimously into the society by the World Language Department teachers.
National French Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National Latin Honor Society
National French Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
National Latin Honor Society
National Latin Honor Society
Crimson Awards
Morristown-Beard School is pleased to present this year's Crimson Awards to student-athletes from each varsity team who have demonstrated exemplary character, commitment, and leadership. Congratulations to the Crimson Award winners for 2019-2020.
Click on a given athlete's name to read the speech written by their coaches to commemorate the achievement.
Indoor Track
Girls Hockey, Girls Soccer
Baseball
Ski
Boys Tennis
Track and Field
Swimming
Boys Lacrosse
Baseball
Cross Country
Baseball
Track and Field
Girls Basketball
Girls Golf
Boys Hockey
Indoor Track
Baseball, Boys Soccer
Girls Tennis
Field Hockey
Volleyball
Boys Basketball
Girls Lacrosse, Girls Tennis
Baseball
Baseball
Boys Golf
Swimming
Football
Baseball
Softball
Ski
Community Service
Seniors
This week, Morristown-Beard School is proud to honor members of the senior class for their outstanding community service work. Eleven seniors volunteered more than 100 hours of community service, four seniors contributed between 75 and 100 hours, and five seniors volunteered between 50 and 75 hours. In addition, Oliver Simon ’20 was selected to receive The Morristown School Class of 1958 Award for Humanitarian Action.
Seniors with 100+ Hours
Seniors with 75-100 Hours
Seniors with 50-75 Hours
The Morristown-School Class of 1958 Award for Humanitarian Action
We are pleased to present The Morristown-School Class of 1958 Award for Humanitarian Action to Oliver Simon ’20. This award is initiated and funded by the Class of 1958 and recognizes a student’s record of humanitarian deeds and awareness, as well as his/her recognition that with one’s privilege comes a responsibility to care about and contribute to the well being of others.
Click on Oliver Simon's name below to learn why he was selected for the honor this year.
Underclassmen with 100+ Hours
Underclassmen with 75-100 Hours
Underclassmen with 50-75 Hours
3x4 Awards
Congratulations to the 16 MBS seniors who were officially honored as being “3x4” athletes — participating in a varsity sport for three seasons a year during all four years of Upper School.
“I want to congratulate all of our 3x4 Award winners at MBS! This is not an easy thing to do and these 16 students make up our biggest class to date,” said Director of Athletics Joanne Dzama. “I would like to thank all of these students for their commitment, fortitude, leadership and perseverance through the successes and failures they have faced during the past four years as MBS athletes. I am extremely proud of them and I look forward to adding their names to the banner in the Athletic Rotunda soon.”
See the 3x4 Award Recipients
Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Indoor Track, Track & Field
Girls Soccer, Girls Ice Hockey, Softball
Cross Country, Girls Tennis, Girls Soccer, Ski, Girls Lacrosse
Boys Soccer, Boys Basketball, Boys Tennis
Football, Indoor Track, Track & Field
Girls Soccer, Girls Basketball, Girls Lacrosse
Volleyball, Swimming, Indoor Track, Softball, Track & Field
Boys Soccer, Boys Basketball, Ski, Boys Tennis
Volleyball, Girls Ice Hockey, Girls Lacrosse
Girls Soccer, Cross Country, Swimming, Girls Lacrosse
Girls Soccer, Girls Tennis, Girls Basketball, Girls Lacrosse
Boys Soccer, Swimming, Boys Tennis
Field Hockey, Girls Basketball, Softball
Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Softball, Track & Field
Girls Tennis, Girls Ice Hockey, Girls Lacrosse
Girls Soccer, Girls Basketball, Girls Ice Hockey, Softball
Participation Awards
It is with great honor that MBS recognizes and congratulates 80 members of the Class of 2020 who have committed to the same sport for all four years at MBS. These student-athletes make up 73 percent of their graduating class. This is a 25 percent increase of student-athlete commitment from the previous year.
Joanne Dzama, Director of Upper School Athletics, congratulated the students, saying, “Commitment is often what separates the great from the just good enough, the achievers from the dreamers and in sports, the champions from everyone else. Commitment is about never settling or being satisfied. It is staying the course when outside influences pull you in a different direction. These 80 student-athletes worked incessantly to improve themselves each year rather than banking on prior success. They always push the limits and tested their own comfort zones. It isn’t easy to remain committed. There are plenty of reasons to give up and give into temptations. In today’s society and in high school, these temptations are everywhere. Even the voices in your own head challenge your loyalty to the sport and the process. Congratulations on your commitment and your ability to focus on your goals.”
Julia Abbott
Kimberly Adams
Matthew Adelman
Morgan Angelo
Margot Armstrong
Anna Bajak
Francesca Becchi
Joshua Bergman
Sara Blanchard
Ryan Brown
Anika Buch
Ashley Chen
Dominick Commesso
Ian Cook
Archie Corteil
Patrick Coyne
Yihana Curl
Nikole D’Alessandro
Ethan Davison
Michael DeSimone
Paul Detre
JayShon DuBose
Matthew Ellerthorpe
Samuel Ephraimson-Abt
Sabrina Fagan
Erin Fay
Amanda Fradkin
Adam Giaquinto
Kyle Gonyea
Samantha Grant
Elijah Green
Mason Guida
James Harvett
Amelia Hawkins
Madison Hughes
Theodore Hunkins
Addisyn Ibrahim
Meaghan Karrat
Jonathan Kay
Stephen Kelly
William Kelly
Rachael Kelson
Emma Kenny
Henry Larson
Zachary Lebovitz
Julian Levy
Jacqueline Levy
Matthew Lohmann
Sophia Martino
Thomas Matthews
Owen McCann
Kathleen McDonald
Patrick Merrigan
Erjon Mersimi
Molly Michel
Dyson Mitchell
Kaya Moody
Sean Moseson
Caleb Moten
Tashana Noel
Nathaniel Panza
Thomas Polaski
Louisa Randazzo
Aaron Rosenberg
Paige Sanderson
Evan Sanford
Sofia Scordley
Alexandra Shah
Emma Sherman
Oliver Simon
Scott Smith
Thomas Sokolowski
Deven Soto
Alison Stecker
Caden Strauss
Gianluca Turndorf
Reagan Waters
William Watson
William Webster
Lilia Wieder
Stephen Yuhas
Evan Zakhary
Collegiate Crimson
After enjoying success on the Morristown-Beard School playing fields, several senior athletes are planning to take their game to the next level in college. The 11 Morristown-Beard seniors who plan to continue their athletics in college include the following students.
See this year's Collegiate Crimson
Math Honor Society
Twenty-one Morristown-Beard School students were recently inducted into Mu Alpha Theta, an international high school mathematics honor society with more than 1,500 chapters across the United States and abroad.
The principal purpose of Mu Alpha Theta is to stimulate a deeper and more effective interest in mathematics. To be eligible for induction, students were chosen based on their successful completion of at least two years of high school math at the honors level, a cumulative math GPA of a 3.67 or higher, a commitment to extracurricular math activities, and a recommendation from the Math Department.
Congratulations to this year’s inductees who are listed below.
Lucie C. Beard Award
Hausermen Award
William H. McBride Prize
Michael W. Ranger Award
Philip L. Anderson Prize, Arthur Lee James Award
William C. Mules Prize
Valedictorian, Senior Class Leader, Dickinson W. Richards Cup, Nancy Carolyn Hoyer Memorial Award
Hillas Citizenship Award
Burke-Wilkie Trophy
Thompson D. Grant Award
Frederick Cross Remington Service Award
Senior Class Leader