ST. JAMES -- Saint James School graduated 38 students at its commencement ceremonies May 31.
Listed are the graduates, their college choices and any awards they received:
- Jordan Barr: Franklin and Marshall College; the 50th Anniversary Alumni Award for outstanding leadership
- Nick Beardsley: St. Mary's College of Maryland
- Spencer Draper: University of Maryland, College Park; David I. Barr Prize for sportsmanship and leadership in athletics; Mary Latrobe Onderdonk Memorial Prize for sound school citizenship
- Stephan Dunbar: Coastal Carolina University
- Ryan Duncan: Harvard University; cum laude; Prize for Excellence in Modern European History
- Erick Fernandez: Boston College
- Danielle Ford: Bryn Mawr College; cum laude; Excellence in Art, Excellence in Biology; Henry Kyd Douglas Prize for English Composition; Irving Society Prize for Creative Writing; Noble C. Powell Prize for creative exercise and outstanding contribution to change, development and progress at the school, while remaining faithful in its fundamental principles and purposes; Centennial Prize for making an outstanding contribution to the general welfare of the school
- Sarah Gosling: Furman University; Multum Profecit Prize for broad interests with participation in a wide range of activities, all with commendable success
- Alex Graham: Elon University
- Sarah Henney: Grinnell College
- Oliver Holt: New York University; Excellence in Music; Bowman-Byron Fine Arts Prize for Excellence in the Performing Arts; Class of 1950 Award for Creativity
- Jina Hontz: James Madison University
- Bryan Hummel-Price: Colorado College; John C. Campbell Memorial Prize for most improvement in oral communication
- James Itell: Elon University; A. Smith Bowman Prize for qualities of a gentleman
- Somi Kim: University of Washington; cum laude; Margaret Aitken Pennington Prize for qualities of a lady
- Patrick Knable: Gettysburg College
- Se Young Lee: Furman University
- Olubanke Martins: Princeton University; cum laude; MacLeod Prize for high ideals, faithfulness to duty, earnest endeavor and sound character; 2009 National Merit Scholarship
- Grant McWilliams: Washington and Lee University
- Anna Morrow: Sewanee: The University of the South
- Juan Ortiz: Furman University
- Jamie Phillips: College of Charleston
- Gino Rosignano: Syracuse University
- Alina Rossini: George Washington University; cum laude; Excellence in French
- Mike Russ: St. John Fisher College; Charles G. Meehan Jr. Prize for male all-round athletic ability
- Caroline Salisbury: Cornell University; cum laude; Excellence in English; Onderdonk Headmasters' Prize for service to the wider community beyond Saint James; Charles G. Meehan Jr. Prize for female all-round athletic ability; Trustees' Prize for Scholarship for the highest achievement in the Upper School maintained over a two-year period
- Jenny Shenk: Eastern Mennonite University; Excellence in Philosophy and Religion; Onderdonk Headmasters' Prize for service to the wider community beyond Saint James
- Sana Siddiqui: University of Maryland, College Park
- Sean Smiley: University of Richmond
- Austin St. George: St. Mary's College of Maryland; Simms A. Jamieson Prize for most improvement
- Chen Han 'Danny' Tsai: California State University, Bakersfield
- Henry Warner: Drew University; Bishop's Prize for contributing most to the long-range, long-term welfare of the school by either accomplishment or personal example
- Matt Whitcraft: Frostburg State University; Donn Porter Prize for genuine courage and real devotion to the team above and beyond the call of duty; James F. Binau Sportsmanship Scholarship given by the Washington County Sports Hall of Fame to a senior who shows sportsmanship while leading by example; School Prize given by the Headmaster for extraordinary devotion to the school
- Bethanne Wilson: Wofford College
- Kali Worth: University of Maryland, Baltimore County
- Michael Wright: Randolph-Macon College; Chaplain's Prize for best exemplifying the primary purpose of the school in training Christian gentlemen and ladies, as shown by quiet devotion of church life, courteous consideration of others and a high sense of personal integrity
- Nick Yaraghi: University of Maryland, College Park; Farah Science Prize for outstanding achievement in Science; Excellence in Physics; Headmaster's Prize for exemplifying the qualities of a gentleman and a scholar
- Taylor Young: Wittenberg University
