page_title: New York Military Academy
section_title: Notable alumni
hierarchical_section_title: New York Military Academy / Notable alumni
caption_attribution_description: English: Donald John Trump, pictured on page 107 of his 1964 New York Military Academy yearbook. Full yearbook: http://www.classmates.com/yearbooks/New-York-Military-Academy/32008 (No copyright notice apparently included although website says "These are reprints from previously owned yearbooks so handwriting or effects of aging may be present, and pages, images, or other content may be missing or obscured.")
context_page_description: New York Military Academy is a college preparatory, co-ed boarding school in the rural town of Cornwall, 60 miles north of New York City, and one of the oldest military schools in the United States. Originally a boys' school, it started admitting girls in 1975. On March 3, 2015, NYMA filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and was sold at auction to Chinese-owned foundation Research Center on Natural Conservation Inc. which reopened the school in November 2015. The Research Center then poured millions of dollars into the campus to support instruction and capital improvements. The campus also has been host to popular camps like Camp All America into the 1980s and currently the NYMA Leadership Program.
context_section_description: Robert (Tex) Allen, Class of 1924, actor
  Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith, Class of 1923 (did not graduate), last descendant of Abraham Lincoln
  Bob Benmosche, Class of 1962, president and CEO of insurance companies MetLife and AIG
  James E. Briggs, Class of 1924, general in U.S. Air Force
  Les Brown, Class of 1932, bandleader
  Daniel Cassidy (1943–2008), author
  Francis Ford Coppola, Class of 1956 (did not graduate), Oscar-winning film director
  Richard J. Daronco (1931–1988), federal judge
  Art Davie, Class of 1964, founder of Ultimate Fighting Championship
  Fairleigh Dickinson Jr., Class of 1937, businessman and politician
  Troy Donahue, Class of 1954, actor
  William C. Eddy (1902–1989), pioneer of electronic technologies
  Homer Gilbert (1909–1943), a.k.a. "Knuckles Boyle," professional football player
  John A. "Junior" Gotti, organized crime figure
  Johnny Green (1908–1989), composer and Oscar-winning music arranger
  Lew Hayman (1908–1984), Canadian football coach
  Robert Douglas Heaton (1873–1933), politician
  Matt Joyce, Class of 1989, professional football player
  Martin Kunert (born 1970), film director and television producer
  Harold F. Linder, Class of 1917, banker and ambassador
  Tarky Lombardi Jr., Class of 1947, politician
  Jack Luden (1902–1951), silent film actor
  Johnny Mandel, Class of 1944, Grammy- and Oscar-winning composer and arranger
  Robert B. McClure, Class of 1915, general in U.S. Army
  Joel Rivera (born 1978), politician
  Alfred Sieminski (1911–1990, did not graduate), politician
  Donald B. Smith, Class of 1965, general in U.S. Army
  Stephen Sondheim, Class of 1946 (did not graduate), Tony-, Grammy-, Oscar- and Pulitzer-winning composer and lyricist
  Bob Stiller, Class of 1961, founder of Green Mountain Coffee
  Albert Tate Jr., Class of 1937, judge
  Donald Trump, Class of 1964,  45th President of the United States, businessman, television personality
  Spencer Tunick, Class of 1985, photographer
caption: Donald Trump at age 17
  (1964 yearbook)[26][27]
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