Arlington Green Isle High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MN)

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Girls Show Teamwork Dedication, determination, and teamwork were on- ly a few of the reasons the A-GI volleyball team finished the conference in third place and had a respectable record of 8-6. The team consisted of six seniors, five juniors, and three sophomores. The team was coached by Mr. Don Sauter. Numerous hours of hard work was the key to making their team the best it could be. Brenda Herbst and Karen Thoele were selected as All-Conference players and Mary Eibs was named as Honorable Mention. Varsity: From Row : Amy Reilly, Anita Meyer, Karen Thoele, Michele Soeflker, Laurelie Urch, Kay Haggenmiller. Row 2 : Ann Buck, Mary Eibs, Brenda Herbst, Michelle Meyer, Lisa Thurk, Jill Melsha, Coach Don Sauter. Season Record: W-10, HO Gaylord Opponents 3 A-GI 1 L Belle Plaine 3 0 L Le Sueur 2 3 W Norwood-Y A 0 3 W Le Center 3 2 L Montgomery 2 3 W Winthrop 2 1 L Nicollet 2 0 L Henderson 1 2 W Loyola 3 2 L Jordan 2 3 W ' Belle Plaine 3 0 L Le Sueuer 0 3 W Norwood-YA 3 2 L Le Center 0 3 W Montgomery 2 3 W Jordan 0 3 w Loyola 3 0 L District 14 Gibbon 0 3 W Winthrop 3 1 L Michelle Meyer concentrates as she bumps the ball. 12-Volleyball

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Scoreboard Season Record: W-8, L-4 Opponents Gaylord Winthrop 34-12 Montgomery-Lonsdale 27- 6 Jordan 12-18 Le Sueur (Homecoming) 40-22 Mankato Loyola 7-43 Norwood-Young America 33- 6 Belle Plaine 40-14 Le Center 8-24 Section Three Playoffs Le Center 15-14 St. Paul Acedamy 37-21 St. Agnus 32-20 Class B State Playoffs Byron 12-19 First Edition to the Bengal Tradition-Arlington-Green Isle- Henderson Fall 1986 brought about a change in the football team. Because of low numbers in both A-GI and Henderson, the teams paired under a two-year contract. The junior high teams had paired the previuos two years. Henderson added thirteen football players to the roster of 40, to make one nice sized team. The home games were scheduled for this season; two were played in Arlington and one in Henderson. The pairing of teams also gave Sibley-East an advantage over other teams in the Minnesota River Conference. The team started only juniors and seniors. These players had a good con- ference record and also took the team through Section III playoffs to a championship that gave them a birth in the state playoffs this year. Coach Baker said, “We never would have gone this far if A- GI and Henderson wouldn’t have combined.” Two of the more memorable games were against Gaylord- Winthrop and Le Center. Sibley East started out the season with a big win over its long time rival Gaylord-Winthrop. Sibley East dominated the game with excellent passing and running. The Le Center game started the Section III playoff. The entire game was a duel with Sibley East the victor by one point. The Sibley East Bengals are looking forward to another good season next year. Bcngals-l I

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 B-Team : Front Row: Beth Sorenson, Donna Thoele. Row 2: Lisa Zeiher, Daedra Cain, Amy Reilly, Debbie Dols, Jodi Dietel. Row 3: Michelle Bergs, Rachelle Rud, Jena Strobel, Deena Wolter. Row 4: Cami Fluguear, Sharon Dunkleberger. Row 5: Tara Hardel, Karen Buckentine, Tara Moore. Volleyball-13