St. George’s School

Thu., May 23, 2013

Class of 2013

Expected to graduate are:

Myra Hafsa Ahmad

Liz Alexianu

Sarah Lynn Bertis

Therese Catherine Burgess

Danielle Jane Burns

Xiangyi Cai

David Michael Caulkins

Camus David Chapman

Maxwell Alexander Choka

Tyler James Cowles Meyer

Bruce Thomas Radigan Culbertson

Regan Ashley Dickson

Drew Ashley Doughty

Tingyong Duan

Chandler Lawton Forsyth

Nicholas Harley Frank Geoppo

Emily Ann Guinn

Justin Davis Heftel

Hailey Lynn Hyde

Harrison Robert Jones

Nicole Camille Kennedy

Howard Mark Kenney Jr.

Hannah Rose Kwasman

Trevor Lewis

John Hampton Morrow

Alexandra Margaret Moye

Connor Nelson-Rund

Niklas Linden Ostersmith

Yuxuan Qiu

Coral Ann Rankin

Brenna Lynn Russell

Taryn Alix Stamper

Sarah Wagstaff

Yanghongfan Wang

Alexandra Reath Wert

Jacob Michael Withers

Tiange Xie

Xin Yao

Rong Zhao

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