POWERGRAMS

EDUCATION Twenty-two exceptional students earn scholarships The Alabama Power Foundation has awarded merit- based scholarships to 22 exceptional students who will attend college, trade or technical schools. The Class of 2022 is the 31st in a row to receive the college scholarships, which are awarded annually to top-performing children of active, retired or deceased employees. The scholarships are renewable for up to three years. Students must be a high school senior or postsecondary graduate to be eligible for a scholarship. Selection criteria include academic achievement, leadership, community service and participation in extracurricular activities. Recipients were selected by an independent company. Since 1991, the foundation has awarded more than $4 million in scholarships, setting more than 1,200 students on a path toward success. Winners of the $2,500 scholarships, their high school, college choice, parent and parent's work location are: Regan Barr, Calera High School, Jefferson State Community College, Rob Barr, Environmental Affairs specialist, General Services Complex 8. Canaan Henderson, Jemison High School, University of Alabama, Bobby Smith, PD General Shops steel shop mechanic, General Services Complex 4. Charles Morris, Hoover High School, University of North Alabama, John S. Morris, Power Delivery Contract Services utility arborist supervisor, Metro South- Pelham. Rory Burroughs, Springville High School, University of Alabama, Christopher Burroughs, Protection & Control Field Services supervisor, West Jefferson. Hannah Hyde, Oneonta High School, Wallace State Community College at Hanceville, Jeremy Hyde, Eastern Division sales market specialist, Gadsden. Alaina North, Monroe County High School, University of Alabama, Sonja North, Customer Service representative, Monroeville. Allie Clements, Wetumpka High School, Auburn University at Montgomery, James Clements, Power Delivery team leader, Southern Division Complex. Grace Kilpatrick, Cordova High School, University of North Alabama, Jacob Kilpatrick, Miller Steam Plant plant control operator, Quinton. Riley Phillips, Gardendale High School, Mississippi University for Women, Stacey Phillips, Meeting and Event Services administrative assistant, Corporate Headquarters. Rachel DeBose, Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Rita DeBose, Residential Service Center customer care associate, Corporate Headquarters. Daniel Martin, Oakman High School, East Mississippi Community College, Newton Martin, Gorgas Steam Plant materialman, Parrish. Anna Katherine Prestridge, Shawnee High School, University of Alabama, Ted Prestridge, Gaston Steam Plant control operator, Wilsonville. Akira Garrett, Booker T. Washington Magnet High School, Huntingdon College, Hugh Garre, Revenue Accounting Collection Services staff accounting assistant, Montgomery. David Moore, Hewitt Trussville High School, University of Alabama, Jonathan Moore, Eastern Division Power Delivery TMC supervisor, Anniston. William Rogers, Helena High School, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Aaron Rogers, SCM traffic services specialist, General Services Complex 1. 10

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