First Coppell Red Cross Club Meeting of the School Year

Ayoung Jo
October 16, 2015

The Coppell Red Cross Club holds its first meeting Tuesday after school. Throughout the year, the club will plan service projects that emphasize humanitarian values. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
The Coppell Red Cross Club holds its first meeting Tuesday after school. Throughout the year, the club will plan service projects that emphasize humanitarian values. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Nadia Mathis explains the mission statement of the Coppell Red Cross Club during its first meeting on Tuesday. Mathis serves as the vice president of the club and is responsible for service projects for the armed forces. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Nadia Mathis explains the mission statement of the Coppell Red Cross Club during its first meeting on Tuesday. Mathis serves as the vice president of the club and is responsible for service projects for the armed forces. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School junior Tara Park explains the different areas of service that the Coppell Red Cross Club plans to focus on this year during the club’s first meeting on Tuesday. The areas of service include health and preparedness, biomedical services, international services, services to the armed forces and disaster services. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School junior Tara Park explains the different areas of service that the Coppell Red Cross Club plans to focus on this year during the club’s first meeting on Tuesday. The areas of service include health and preparedness, biomedical services, international services, services to the armed forces and disaster services. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Saman Hemani introduces herself to the new members during the first meeting of the Coppell Red Cross Club on Tuesday. The meeting had a turnout of more than 30 students. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Saman Hemani introduces herself to the new members during the first meeting of the Coppell Red Cross Club on Tuesday. The meeting had a turnout of more than 30 students. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Prinon Shahed discusses future service projects at the Coppell Red Cross Club meeting on Tuesday. Shahed will be focusing on biomedical services throughout the school year. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Prinon Shahed discusses future service projects at the Coppell Red Cross Club meeting on Tuesday. Shahed will be focusing on biomedical services throughout the school year. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Members gather around a table to share their ideas for future service projects at the Coppell Red Cross Club meeting on Tuesday. They will be working on services for the armed forces, planning such projects as sending treats to the army men that are serving abroad during Halloween week. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Members gather around a table to share their ideas for future service projects at the Coppell Red Cross Club meeting on Tuesday. They will be working on services for the armed forces, planning such projects as sending treats to the army men that are serving abroad during Halloween week. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Saman Hemani discusses her plans for this year’s Red Cross Club during its first meeting on Tuesday. Hemani is the president of the club for this school year. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Saman Hemani discusses her plans for this year’s Red Cross Club during its first meeting on Tuesday. Hemani is the president of the club for this school year. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Anna Kustar shares her ideas for future service projects with her group during the Coppell Red Cross Club meeting on Tuesday. Kustar is a returning member of the club and specializes in international services. Photo by Ayoung Jo.
Coppell High School senior Anna Kustar shares her ideas for future service projects with her group during the Coppell Red Cross Club meeting on Tuesday. Kustar is a returning member of the club and specializes in international services. Photo by Ayoung Jo.