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Angels on a Mission is a new service club at
Carrollton dedicated to volunteering and fundraisingi
for children, homeless, research, and other causes.
They volunteer at St. Augustine Church, and the
Children's Home Society. They raised money for the
Sacred Heart school in Uganda, and Cervical cancer
research at the University of Miami.
Anna Baez, Andrea Becerra, Lata Danqtuliecou.pt,
Alexandra Goeseke, Adriana Lamas, Christine
Marrero, Charlotte Matril, Giannina Maselli,
Giocanna Maselli, Katrina McLaughli n, Katarina
Moklnmn, Lorena Quintana, Marie Russo

Club Officers: Presidents: Alexandra Goeseke
and Lorena Quintana, Secretary: Marie Russo

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The ecology clubs goal was to promote an

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awareness of the earth andit's ecology They
promotedecology inhopes of getting Carroll­

tons community interested This year, they had
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a Human-i-Tees T-shirt sale inwhichthey raised

149 dollars and790 square feet of rainforest in

Brazil. Theyalso triedto raise awareness curing

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Earth weekbymaking posters wthearth facts.

Briana Baker, Yeanna Cancela, Alexandra Cow I
acd, Lauren Cuan, Romina Espinosa, Adriana
Herrera, Lauren Naya, and Elizabeth Turner.
Club Officers: President: Elizabeth Turner, Vice
President: Briana Baker, Secretary: Laruen Cuan,
Treasurer: Yvanna Cancela
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The Times Cub makes its members aware of the
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problems facedby todays society. The Times fo­
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cuses onthe smallest members of the community
newborns. Theypreparedthree successful baby

basket drives, where members andhighschool

students participatedby donating baby items

whichwere giventhe Jackson Memorial Hospital's
Neonatal Critical Care Unit.
Francesca Corallo, Jennifer Fernandez, Caroline I
Goeseke, Nalissa Saati, and Traci Walder.
Club Officers: President: Caroline Goeseke, Vice
President: Jennifer Fernandez
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