Many lives saved at DCHS blood drive

Shelby Bradshaw, Editor

October 24, 2013

SADD sponsored the biannual blood drive on Oct. 16. With the Red Cross in a state of panic after being low on the amount of blood they needed, Delphi students donated blood in an effort to help the Red Cross out of their deficit. Delphi has hosted the blood drive for 15 years. It began with Mrs. Tyner and the National Honor Society hosting the event twice a year. Now, SADD hosts it in the fall, and National Honor Society hosts it in the spring. With approximately 72 donations, Delphi was able to save 216 lives.

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Shelby Bradshaw, editor/staff writer

Shelby Bradshaw is a senior and on her third year on the Parnassus staff. She is a member of student council, a member of Students for Progress, and a member of the National Honor Society. In her spare time, she hangs out with friends and family. She is still deciding on her future plans.

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