A total of 77 Central Oklahoma SONIC Drive-In crew members have been awarded $1,000 Limeades for Learning College Scholarships by the Central Oklahoma SONIC Co-op.
The SONIC employees, hailing from Alva to Yukon, will receive tickets for and be recognized during the Oklahoma City Redhawks home game on Tuesday, June 5. All of the scholarship recipients will be enrolled in a two or four-year university, college or career technology school as a part-time or full-time student for the 2012-2013 academic year.
“Our Central Oklahoma drive-ins are full of passionate and bright young men and women who admirably balance their academic pursuits with making customers happy at the drive-in,” said Margie Rosenthal, Oklahoma City market leader for Sonic Corp. “SONIC supports all of its crew members and looks to foster opportunities for growth both inside and outside the company.”
SONIC created the Limeades for Learning scholarship fund to encourage the pursuit of continuing education and to provide SONIC employees with financial aid for the costs of advanced educational development. SONIC believes supporting education contributes to the development of community-oriented individuals who make a positive impact on society.
The scholarships have been awarded by the Central Oklahoma SONIC Co-op on an annual basis since 1994.
Scholarship Recipients
First Name Last Name City
Amy Cameron Alva
Kevin Herren Alva
Zachary Smart Alva
James Dunbar Broken Arrow
Carol Barby Butler
Alicia Cox Choctaw
Britney Brown Clinton
Taylor Adams Del City
Jason Scott Del City
Camber Luster Edmond
Camber Musgrave Edmond
Amaza Withington Edmond
Elizabeth Shaull El Reno
Kyla Boyd Guthrie
Alysa Drapel Guthrie
Brandon Edens Guthrie
Jay Henry Guthrie
Joseph Barboza Harrah
Amanda Bolf Harrah
Haley Stevens Harrah
Bailey Ashcraft Hennessey
Tamara Hamlett Hobart
Kelly Shields Holdenville
Jasmine Cunningham Jones
Whitney Goyer Jones
Rachel Dover Macomb
Ashley Loddermeier Minco
Tiffany McDonald Moore
Cecily O’Dell Moore
Meagan Shelton Moore
Shayla Fryear Newcastle
Jordan Clark Noble
Jennifer Davis Noble
Valerie Palmer Noble
Spenser Rosati Norman
Jackie Turner Norman
Rachel Wangler Norman
Chy Williams Norman
Alison Banks Oklahoma City
Andrea Berres Oklahoma City
Sabrina Berres Oklahoma City
Qhaurium Douglas Oklahoma City
Jennifer Dvorak Oklahoma City
Taylor Fletcher Oklahoma City
Cherish Foster Oklahoma City
Aubrey Gaines Oklahoma City
Rachel Garrison Oklahoma City
Alexandria Hampton Oklahoma City
Kobie Keller Oklahoma City
Blakely McCarty Oklahoma City
Jessica Moreland Oklahoma City
Megan Mullin Oklahoma City
Lorenzo Ontivereros Oklahoma City
Robin Rozelle Oklahoma City
Jordan Todd Oklahoma City
Nikki Waller Oklahoma City
Jamie West Oklahoma City
Brette Whitehill Oklahoma City
Alexis Willis Oklahoma City
Lauren Guadarrama Paoli
Zacharie Jeandemange Paoli
Ashley O’Hara Ponca City
Kristin Baker Shawnee
Haley Begley Shawnee
Jasmine Jones Spencer
Tiffany Koehler Stratford
Amber Mellinger Tecumseh
Ashley Hines Tuttle
Brittany Shubert Tuttle
Kaylee Benear Warr Acres
Rachel Eckert Wellston
Divine Campbell Wewoka
Tricia Cook Woodward
Chelsey Patrom Wynnewood
Kayla Easterling Yukon
Marianna Eubanks Yukon
Jamie Thorpe Yukon
SONIC®, America’s Drive-In® (NASDAQ/NM: SONC) started as a hamburger and root beer stand in 1953 in Shawnee, Okla., called Top Hat Drive-In, and then changed its name to SONIC in 1959. The first drive-in to adopt the SONIC name is still serving customers in Stillwater, Okla. As the nation’s largest chain of drive-in restaurants, SONIC has more than 3,500 drive-ins in 43 states coast to coast. Approximately 3 million customers eat at SONIC every day; and with more drink combinations than any other quick-service restaurant –398,929. Through Limeades for Learning®, SONIC and its franchise partners have donated more than $2 million to public school classrooms in local communities across the country.