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On Thursday, November 5, Puyallup High School (PHS) held their fall blood drive and it was a huge success. During this drive, 125 students were registered, exceeding the planned goal by 15 donors! The drive was coordinated by Pam Reichel, a teacher at Puyallup High School, and it was sponsored by the Sports Medicine class.
It was the first time the Sports Medicine class had sponsored a blood drive at PHS. Pam and her students did a fantastic job of signing up students prior to the blood drive. They also were a great help on the day of the drive. They assisted in the refreshment center, gave out t-shirts, and signed students in and out of class. Cascade Regional Blood Services (CRBS) would like to thanks Pam Reichel the Sports Medicine class for all their hard work and dedication to the blood drive program at Puyallup High School.
PHS, home of the Vikings, sponsors three blood drives per year. These drives help CRBS maintain an adequate blood supply to Good Samaritan Hospital, St. Francis Hospital, and the rest of our community hospitals. The next blood drive is currently scheduled Thursday, February 4.
On Thursday, March 5, Puyallup High School held a very successful blood drive. Goaled at 100, we ended the day with 117 students registered, which included 73 first-time donors! This is a great accomplishment for the coordinator, Jamie Smith, and the blood drive sponsor group, the Sophomore Leadership Class. The leadership classes at Puyallup High School (PHS) continue to maintain steady growth and support great causes year after year. Congratulations on their success!
Puyallup High School’s Leadership Class conducts three blood drives during the school year. Each blood drive is an entirely separate project, assigned to different student groups each time. Cascade Regional Blood Services (CRBS) would like to give a special thanks to Jamie Smith, teacher of the Leadership Class. Her guidance and dedication is crucial to the success of the blood drive program at PHS.
The students at Puyallup High School have enjoyed a very successful school year. As of Thursday, April 23, the Puyallup Girl’s Tennis Team is undefeated with a 10-0 record, and sits atop the SPSL South Standings. Congratulations on their fantastic success!
The blood drives at Puyallup High School help CRBS maintain an adequate blood supply to Good Samaritan and all of our community hospitals. Thank you to the students, staff and parents of PHS for all of their support. It truly makes a difference in our community.
On May 27, Puyallup High School held a very successful blood drive. At this drive, 116 donors were registered. Sponsoring this drive was the Sophomore Leaderships class. Coordinating the drive was Jamie Smith.
Jamie Smith led a younger group of students through a successful blood drive. The sophomore class conducted the largest blood drive in years! Congratulations on their success.
Puyallup High School’s leadership class conducts three blood drives a year. Each drive is a separate project, assigned to a different student each time. Each experience has a flavor all its own and is an opportunity to build a new relationship with members of the student body. Cascade Regional Blood Services would like to thank the students and staff for all of their hard work. We are looking forward to the next drive at Puyallup High School.
Puyallup High School put together an extremely successful blood drive as their first drive of the 2007-2008 school year. On a goal of 65, 100 people registered to donate blood! Vital to the success of the blood drive was coordinator Jamie Mooring, a teacher at Puyallup High School, our sponsor, the Senior Leadership class, and Shelly Thomas, the student coordinator.
Puyallup High School conducts three blood drives a year. Each blood drive is an entirely separate project, assigned to a different student each time. Each drive is an opportunity for the student coordinator to build a strong and memorable relationship with members of the student body and to make a meaningful and significant contribution to our community.
The seniors at Puyallup High School conducted the largest blood drive in years at their school. They were able to exceed their goal by 35 people, a truly amazing accomplishment! Cascade Regional Blood Services wishes to congratulate all the students and faculty on their success. Their dedication and commitment is very important to Cascade Regional Blood Services, Good Samaritan, and our other community hospitals.
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