Canterbury School (Connecticut) - Notable Alumni/faculty

Notable Alumni/faculty

  • Jack Arute '68, ESPN sports announcer
  • Cofer Black '68, Vice-Chairman, Blackwater USA
  • Joseph Campbell, mythologist, professor, author
  • David C. Copley '70, President Copley Press
  • Mike Dunham '91, goaltender in the NHL
  • Dominick Dunne '44, writer-producer-TV personality
  • Mel Ferrer '35, actor, producer, director
  • Tom Gerety '64 educator, NYU prof., former president Trinity and Amherst Colleges
  • William Randolph Hearst III '67, venture capitalist and trustee of Hearst Trust
  • John Hemingway '79, author
  • John F. Kennedy, President of the United States
  • Sargent Shriver '34, diplomat, Peace Corps organizer, Vice-presidential candidate
  • Dan Rusanowsky '79, play-by-play announcer for the San Jose Sharks
  • Gerard C. Smith '31, diplomat and chief negotiator of SALT I
  • Paris Hilton '05, attended, socialite

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