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I H . IE M, ww' f at as rt .NE , H H Av L xx W 3.:2:.-rm.-ev' Bruce White still has time to turn back, but did Students encounter Bloodmobile some people even bother to come? George Lupfer fakes out a courageous grin. Teachers as well as students can donate, can't they, Mr. Jackson? campus life I .-:- . Q. Twice this year Red Cross Volunteers brought the Bloodmobile to Cochise College. If you just hap- pened to be walking by the cafeteria on either of those days you probably saw some faces that scared you then that never had before. Anyway, you still walked in and waited through the routine line that didn't help matters, and you walked out smiling. What counts is that you did walk in. Congratu- lations. K 1: 1. - 5 1 'srl i rr
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H Qi wi Diane Damewood and Warren Martin, at the chuck-a-luck table, hope for a few chips for cokes. Students challenge ICC It looks like Susan McKown has a stroke ofluck. - , ,Ars-f ...C Carol Hill, Linda Rojo and some identity concealing coiffures stand ready to serve refreshments for hungry stomachs. On April 8, Inter-Club Council sponsored Las Ve- gas Night in the cafeteria. During the evening stu- dents roamed from table to table, each run by a dif- ferent club. After all the tables were closed down the Sly, Slick and Wicked continued to play for the dance that lasted until 1:30 the next morning. As usual, the evening was exciting and proceeds went towards the upcoming Apache Day. 19
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rf 5 . miiazagm: i. -.:.,..a Dean Howard Monnett, Mr. Homer McBride, Mr. Larry Gunter and Dave Swindall find time to contribute to the landscaping. Tina Stevens and Roy Plana are interested in how they can help. Earthweek continues Art Cruz and Clay Gilliland don't say much but nod in agreement. Earthweek was half over before most of the stu- dents on campus realized it existed. A student presentation in front of the Union launched the ac- tivities. A tree was planted on campus as a symbol of interest in preserving nature's beauty. Does con- cern on your part help? Yes, ifyou get involved. 21
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