Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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B De H090 of Couraee The Senior Class blood drive that was held in Decmeber, was a terrific success. It brought together the entire cooperation of the senior class for the purpose of recruiting and observing the health of the donors who gave blood. Belle Bonfils Memorial Blood Bank benefitted from the donation of 96 units of blood. This was the largest single donation recorded during the month of December by the Bonfils Blood Bank. This was due in part to the outstanding contributions of Linda Wilhelm, Phil Richards, Melissa Turner, Robbi Whitehead, York Brogden, Kathy Straayer, Patrick Dowling, and many more. Response to the first blood was so great that it had been decided to hold a second blood drive in the spring - MARTY FARRIS smiles as he turns away from the nurse who is about to take his contribution of blood. -na 'XX Li f. 202 Senior Blood Drive

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SMILE - even though it may hurt. Kim Holmes and Liz Charlton grin as they wait for their donation to be taken fbottom leftj. Wi 'L I W h-M llmkf. 3 WAITING . . . Mr. Morrissey awaits while the nurse prepares to take his donation. PAT DOWLING walks over to greet a fellow student who has helped to make the blood drive s success. BREATHE Tom Bowman takes a breath test that was required in order to donate blood. Senior Blood Drive 203