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Worcester Prep students spread yuletide cheer
Worcester Prep fifth-graders shown while filming the manger scene for “Just One Candle,” the lower school virtual musical, are (l-r) Keerat Brar, Berlin, Md.; Noa Bouzaglo, Berlin; Ruhi Chapla, Salisbury, Md.; Ellie Phillips, Ocean City, Md.; Rani Yonker, Ocean City; Ayven Browne, Dagsboro; Payton Caprarola, Berlin; and Scarlett Shimko, Berlin. In front is Joanie Brittingham, lower school music director. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
January 16, 2021
First-graders created colorful cards for the residents of Peak Healthcare at Hartley Hall Nursing Home in Pocomoke City, Md. Shown are in back (l-r) first-grade teachers Angie Bunting and Cheryl Marshall. In the third row are Isabella Labin, Rehoboth Beach; Brooke Arnold, Berlin, Md.; Freddy Hertrich V, Rehoboth Beach; Marshal Hidell, Rehoboth Beach; Madelyn Tull, Rehoboth Beach; Grace Tunnell, Lewes; and Amalia Gjikuria, Ocean City, Md.; second row are Bella Brueckner, Ocean City; Mykolas Doyle, Selbyville; Piper Coyle, Ocean City; Sloane Kremer, Snow Hill, Md.; Carter Harrison, Ocean City; Avrum Gudelsky, Ocean City; and Jack Parks, Salisbury, Md. In front are Tobi Blaska and Bianca Prosekova, Ocean City; Jace Zervakos, Selbyville; Priya Garg, Berlin; Knox Luttrell, Snow Hill; Kingsley Giardina and Nora Rafinski, Berlin.
Students in Elaine Burg’s French 3 and 4 classes composed holiday letters written in French to residents of a senior living home in Gatineau, Québec. Shown are (l-r) seniors Sophia Ludt, Berlin, Md.; Millie Cammack, Rehoboth Beach; Hannah Perdue, Salisbury, Md.; Cole Lamson-Reich, Rehoboth Beach; Lexi Willey, Milton; Summer Walker, Church Creek, Md.; and teacher Elaine Burg.
Worcester Preparatory School students and faculty did not let the pandemic stop them from giving back to the community during this holiday season.
From virtual concerts and food drives throughout Maryland and Delaware to handmade cards for local and international assisted-living residents, the Worcester Prep family united to help make the holidays a little brighter for those less fortunate.
