"CHANGE TO CHANGE A LIFE" PROJECT TO HELP AFRICAN FAMILIES

(12/14/2005)

HSTA and the Environmental Earth Science class are raising money to support as many families from Africa as possible. The students are asking for help with the project, which is to improve the living conditions of needy families. A minimal thirty dollars will buy a goat for each family which would provide income for years. Money will be collected during lunch at CM-HS or can be given to Mrs. Yoak or any HSTA (Health Science and Technology Academy) or Environmental Science student. So far the project has collected enough to purchase four goats with some of the faculty purchasing an entire goat. HSTA students - standing (L-R) Mitchell Cunningham, Cory Roberts, Adrienne Brown, Michael Sullivan, Jacob Wagoner, and Josh Hanshaw; Middle - Tammy Yoak; kneelimg (L-R) Beth Richards, Anna Sampson, Sarah Moore, Kayla Miller, Miranda Cunningham and Kelsey Collins Environmental Earth Science Class - back row (L-R) J.J.Bremar, Victor Carpenter, Justin Whipkey, Chad Conley, Tommy Gerwig; 4th row (L-R) Caleb Hart, Jason Cunningham, Justin Ramsey, Mike Joseph; 3rd row kneeling (L-R) Tosh Shock, Whitney Sampson, Kara Sears, Jessica Heiney and Alyssa Metz; front row (L-R) Cierra Yoak, Katie Walker, Casey Boatright, Roxanne Renfrow and Andrea Hardway

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