Bennett Wehibe, a senior at Lampeter-Strasburg High School (LSHS), and Cael Ulmer, a senior at Penn Manor High School (PMHS), have been selected as Lancaster South Rotary Club's Students of the Month for May. Bennett and Cael were presented to the club by Ben Feeney and Doug Eby, LSHS and PMHS principals, respectively. Students of the Month are selected on the basis of academic excellence as well as school and community service.

Bennett is the son of Steve Wehibe and Cathy Edmonds of Lancaster. He is vice president of the STEM Club and a member of the National Honor Society, the Chief Science Officer Program, High School Heroes, Mini-THON, Student Council, the concert band, and Link Crew. He was listed on the distinguished honor roll and was named a Burrowes Scholar for Math, an AP Scholar with Honor, a Pioneer Superlative winner, and a Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Ambassador. During high school, he has participated in basketball and soccer.

In the community, Bennett is a part of the MLS Academy through PA Classics, participating in year-round competition. He is also a coach for The Outreach Program for Soccer (TOPSoccer), a soccer referee, and a floor volunteer at the Lancaster Science Factory. He plays the guitar in his church's praise band.

Bennett plans to attend Cornell University to study engineering, with a concentration on mechatronics or robotics, and play soccer.

Cael is the son of Kevin and Gail Ulmer of Millersville. He has earned a Student of the Month award all four years at PMHS. In addition, he is a member of National Honor Society, Comet Nation, the varsity ice hockey team, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has demonstrated his school spirit as a Comet Boy at events during the school year.

In the community, Cael volunteers at The Loft, Off the Streets, and the Cancer Care Administration.

He plans to attend Millersville University to study actuarial science. His goal is to participate in numerous internships to build connections and gain experience leading to a job upon graduation.