HEIDELBERG, Germany — The Germany chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority presented 25 high school seniors with college scholarships recently.

The sorority is a public-service organization made up of female Defense Department civilians, active-duty military members and family members, according to a news release.

Sorority members held activities to raise money for the scholarships, which ranged from $500 to $2,000. About $27,000 in scholarships were given out.

Students who raised the most money for scholarship funds were recognized during the sorority’s Jabberwock Cotillion on May 15. TaNiece Wiggins from Mannheim High School was named Ms. Jabberwock 2005.

The following students were awarded scholarships:

Bavaria area

Sara Greenberg, Würzburg American High School

Jennifer Berthiaume, Würzburg

Brittany Robinson, Vilseck High School

Olivia Smith, Ansbach Middle High School

Hessen area

Jeremy Echevarria, Hanau High School

Chavaya Jones, Giessen American Middle and High School

Chassity Pellegrino, Hanau

Ashley Rodgers, H.H. Arnold High School, Wiesbaden

Heidelberg area

Dominique Brand, Heidelberg High School

Jonathan Griffin, Patch High School, Stuttgart

David Kennedy, Patch

Tatiaunna Maldonado, Patch

Adrian Perry, Heidelberg

Brian Rivers, Patch

Jamila Rowser, Patch

Alicia Smalling, Heidelberg

TaNiece Wiggins, Mannheim American High School

Erica Wright, Heidelberg

Kaiserslautern area

Lychelle Ignacio, Baumholder American High School

Madison Leftwich, SHAPE American High School, Belgium

Eric Murray, Ramstein American High School

Mandra Smith, Kaiserslautern American High School

Jose Luise Tovar, Bitburg High School

DeShazo Wilkinson, Ramstein

Kerry Yudiski, David Glasgow Farragut High School, Rota, Spain