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Save a Life. . . Give Blood! I 1 H 1 B jP T H 1 p H 1 I k Ki i K J K 1 Bk V H v l . J ■r M ■PiF ... .„ ' t. i 1. The things one has to go through to give a little blood! 2. Never fear, your friends are here! 3. Uh-oh, I ' m feeling sick and I haven ' t even given blood yet. 4. Oh no, there ' s a hole — I ' ll just put a little scotch tape over it. 5. Giving blood is so draining! 116 Bloodmobile
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to Work We Go! Work, Work, Work. Mary Star students not only kept busy with school and activities, but many also had part-time jobs. Whether pushing shopping carts or selling merchandise, these young people got into the real world and made real money. Earning their own money, these young enterprisers got an early start on learning to save, budget, and most impor- tantly to spend their hard earned cash. Although the teenage employment scene was pretty bleak, in most cases anyone desiring a job usually found one. ' ' m ' r ' n students at Work 115 II
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O. p. Corps Stages Bloodmobile February 23 marked the day of the ninth annual Blood- mobile held in the Mary Star Auditorium. Recruiting began weeks before the actual day by members of the O.P. Corps. Students, family, and friends were encouraged to donate a pint of blood. The famed Red Cross slogan: Save a Life, Give Blood could be seen everywhere on posters around campus. The goal of 80 pints of blood was surpassed by six. One week prior to the Bloodmobile, an assembly was held for the students and faculty promoting donation of blood. Talks were given by Brenda Stevenson, a Red Cross worker, and Mrs. Rich, who is on a kidney machine and is in need of blood often. The assembly helped clear any confusion and answered questions about donating blood. On the actual day of the Bloodmobile, those brave and courageous enough to give blood were seen in the auditorium biting their nails and ready to bolt out the door any second (with some exceptions) . After the initial prick of the needle, though, the act of donating blood wasn ' t so painful. Home baked cookies and orange juice were serv- ed after the ordeal to regain strength. 1. Does a Blood Bank give withdrawals too? ?. Funny, she doesn ' t look like a vampire. 3. The door is open; should I run out now while I still have tinne? 4. I only did this for the juice and cookies. n — Bloodmobile 117 I I
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