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Senior Ann McCullor donotes blood ot the fourth onnuol PSH5 Blood Drive. if L Q , Q U , F svn N ' ,Mg .3 N.-al? H Counselor Cindy Pierson hos her vitol signs checked before donoring blood. Council sponsors 4th blood drive It hos become o trodition for Plono to host one of the most successful blood drives in Texos. For the post four yeors, members, of the Gommo Student Council encouroged students ond foculty to give the gift of life ot the onnuol Morch blood drive. With the exception of Texos AGM, Plono Senior High mode the Iorgest blood donotion of ony school in Texos. This yeor, in one doy, 456 students ond foculty members tried to give blood ond 394 pints were octuolly collected. llrfr tttr t Qzaslfgii ,. ,, ,V ,,,A l As librory olde Betty Hortline looks owoy, o volunteer gets reody to drow blood. Blood Drive 29
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I W '7 W 7 7 Y 2 W V ,K-.1 ln the school gym, science teacher Patty Brown fills out the necessary information before donating blood. 1 4 NADLEY CENTRALGBLOOD BANK l OF i1 5 sst D A LLA S M of ff Z P W A I V t l f A van stands waiting to transport blood to the Wadley Blood Bank in Dallas. 28 f Student Life f if J y Kwan! ,V E.vt,,, A little apprehensive about the situation, student donor Angela Whatley holds tightly to a friend's hand while giving blood.
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Cwitli Qpniiig,5yQ Qiid Cd?c1itzQ CQQluniiQlli On a sunny doy in early Moy, hun- dreds of visitors joined students to celebrate the coming of spring. The fourth onnuol Renaissance Faire was an all day celebration oround the school pond. Activities ranged from an archery contest to a children's play performed by students from the Theater Depart- ment. The opening ceremonies feotured the grand presentation of the Lord and Lody of the day dressed in medieval costume. Most campus clubs sponsored booths. German Club's hot pretzels, Key Club's snow cones, and French Club's postries were popular refreshment stands. Horticulture sold hanging baskets and Fashion Design students set up a store to sell clothing. -quxllullll Rv Q? gi Lord and Lady of Renaissance, Russ Melby and Cynthia McCrann, stroll the campus overseeing the day 's activities, SO X Student Life 'sl ,,.r' 4 Q ff .4 'KY' The opening of the Renaissance festivities are announced by a trumpet blast from the royal Faire archer.
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