The Bethel School District says a high school senior found himself in the position to perform a heroic act because of the CPR training he had received. Two weeks ago, Tristan Baumann was able to rush to the aid of a classmate during a medical emergency. At the start of each school day, the Pierce County Skills Center is where you'll find Baumann. The Bethel High School Senior is in the Fire Science Program, learning what it's like to be a firefighter. "I'll try to make it as realistic as possible,” said Instructor Robb Lovre. Lovre was a firefighter for 25 years, but now he teaches the high school program which has students learning CPR too. For Baumann, the CPR training was put to the test two weeks ago, during third period. “I saw it in the corner of my eye. I was probably one of the first people to actually notice it,” said Baumann, describing the moment when a classmate fell out of her chair. READ THE FULL STORY HERE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/bethel-high-senior-saves-classmate/281-a84a3509-31c5-4b5d-a572-fbde672f6a2d