2014 Combined

ECCC awards scholarships to students at

Raebel Rogers, center, a graduate of ~eshoba Central ~b SChool, 1 the recipient of the Iri Pellegrene Boggan holarsblp at East Central Community College .in De catur. This scholarship was established in 2008 in honor of lrls PeUegrone Boggan, R.N., right, who, along with her husband, the late Dr. Austin P Boggan, ran a general practlce clinic in Decatur for more than 50 years. Also pic.- tured is the Boggans' granddaughter, Natalie Boggan Thompson of Decatur. The award was presented during the annual AT&T cbolarship Awards Program held June 12 in Huff Auditorium. A luncheon was heJd in Mabry Me morial Caf eterla folJowJng the awards ceremony. EC photo

Stefan ~JcClellan, left, a 2014 graduate of Newton County High School, ls the recipient of the Jack and Mary Jo White &holar:;blp provided at East Central Community College ln De<.·utur. He Is shown with David Case, vice president for institutional research and effectiveness, dur ing the annual Scholarship Awards Program held June 12 in Huff Auditorium. EC: photo

sophomore Katy Ezelle, center, is the recipient of the _ Klnoth and Ella Mae 'fhomton/Emerson Electric Scholar shlp ptovtded ut East Central Community College in De catur. Tbe Newton Cowity IUgh School product is shown with donor representatives Mr. and Mrs. Kinoth Thornton during the annual AT&T Scbolarshlp Awards Program hal..C fnno •?In Huff Au..Cltnrlum

Houston Martin, left, of Newton County ts the 2014 recip ient of the H.ol>ert G. Fick Memorial Scholarship presented at East Central Community CoUege in Decatur. He is shown with ECCC Vice President for Business Operations Mickey Vance durlng the Scholarship Appreciation Pro gram held June 12 in Huff Auditorium. .