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Worcester Prep holds commencement for Class of 2017

Worcester Preparatory School Class of 2017 graduates shown are in back (l-r) Patrick Petrera, Salisbury, Md.; Jordan Welch, Berlin, Md.; Brad White, Lewes; Jonathan Ruddo, Berlin; Max Bisaha, Bishopville, Md./Rehoboth Beach; Trent Marshall, Rehoboth Beach; Ross Deckmann, Milton; Tate Shockley, Ocean City, Md.; Adam Pizza, Ocean City; John Repass, Lewes; Flynn Mullins, Dagsboro; Davis Mears, Berlin; Grant Brown, Selbyville; Reid Carey, Dagsboro; and Aria Zia Shakeri, Berlin. In the third row are Paul Townsend, Dagsboro; Josh Willey, Milton; Riley Dickerson, Berlin; Zach Wilson, Berlin; Alex Abbott, Berlin; Nik Moondra, Salisbury; Davis Taylor, Lewes; Thomas Polk, Bethany Beach; Luke Buas, Ocean City; Rayne Parker, Ocean City; Seth Lewis, Onancock, Va.; Spencer Copeland, Lewes; Owen Nally, Bethany Beach; and Carter Hill, Rehoboth Beach. ...
June 6, 2017
Shown are (l-r) Worcester Prep Headmaster Dr. Barry Tull; 2017 Commencement Speaker Brad Bebee, WPS '94; and WPS Board of Trustees President Charles R. Jenkins Sr..
Top Awards at Worcester Preparatory School's Class of 2017 Commencement Exercises were presented to (l-r) Regan Lingo, Salutatorian; Ross Deckmann, Best All-Round Student; and Sambina Anthony, Valedictorian. SUBMITTED PHOTO

The Worcester Preparatory School Class of 2017 commencement exercises took place May 26 in the school's athletic and performing arts center in Berlin, Md.

During the ceremony, Headmaster Dr. Barry Tull presented top awards to Sambina Anthony, Seaford, Valedictorian; Regan Lingo, Rehoboth Beach, Salutatorian; and Ross Deckmann, Milton, Best All-Round Student.

A 1994 graduate of Worcester Prep Class of 1994, Brad Bebee delivered the commencement address to the Worcester Prep Class of 2017. Bebee was a National Merit Semifinalist who attended University of Maryland at College Park on a full scholarship, graduating cum laude with a bachelor of science degree in computer science in 1998. Today, he is a principal product manager at Amazon Web Services. Bebee currently resides in Seattle with his wife and two children, ages 6 and 8.

The 56 graduates received over $5.5 million in merit scholarship offers, and will attend 35 different colleges and universities in the fall.

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