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

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Lifeguarding: Resposibility Through Community Service A-GI Lifeguards are highly trained Red Cross personnel who provide lifesaving services at the A-GI Indoor Pool. They are trained in CPR, First Aid, and Water Safety Rescues. They monitor swim lessons, open swimming, swim exercise classes, rentals, and lap swimming programs. Our lifeguards are very important people, without them our pool could not be used by the community. Lifeguards: Front Row: Dave Hultgren, Betsy Hislop, Beth Sorenson, Rachelle Rud, Chris Kelley, Tara Hardel, Rob Brau Row 2: Lonnie Weckwerth, Darrin Stoeckman, Mark Kreft, Jill Melsha, Mike Kramer. Row 3: Ann Buck, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Jim Kreit, Kay Haggcnmiller. Standing Top: John Kreft, Kim Olson. Missing : Anne Scott. 16-Lifeguards

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The student council members are elected by classmates to represent the class in the stucent council governing body. Students can express school concerns to the council members and the council can try to resolve those concerns. Meetings are held sporatically to achievement meeds to be done. The student council is responsible for many ac- tivities. The students enjoy at A-GI. The activities in- clude homecoming week, Snow Days, and the Valen- tine’s Day sweetheart suckers. Members put much hard work into making school every-day-life more delightful. Mr. Tom Noack and Mr. Gregory Goblirsch are the advisors. Student Council- A Governing Body of Students Members : Front Row: Troy Koester, Amy Reilly, Karen Thoele, Mr. Tom Noack. Row 2 : Kris Von Eschen, Amy Schneider, Crystal Wiemann, Dave Hultgren. Row 3: Anne Scott, Michelle Meyer, Dan Slinden. Row 4: Nao Doi, Kristina Kuivas, Unni Stenholt, Thorsten Bergmann. Student Council President Michelle Meyer and Norwegian exchange student Unni Stenholt were honorary homecoming attendants. They were escorted by German exchange student Thorsten Bergmann. Student Council-15

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