Faribault High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Administration CARL L. ANIITNIISON Principal Much of the progress in the advance of the school as a whole is the result of the extra hours that have been ungrudgingly given by Mr. Amundson. No one fully acquainted with the educational principles behind the progress shown in Faribault. High School can help but appreciate the energy he has expend- ed to broaden the interests and increase the responsibility of the students. Although he has left. our school for the principalship of the high school at Superior, Wisconsin, we fccl that his work here will be perpetuated by a self-governed and self-disciplined student body through the educational practices which he initiated. C. Winniucn Fnoss Super1'nlcndf'nl l'nder the supervision of Mr. F. Willard Cross the public school system in lfaribault has rested in competent hands and the practicability of the student's education has . shown a con- tinued increase. Today when a graduate leaves Faribault High School and takes his place in society, he is better fitted than ever before to compete with others because of the educational theories put into practice by our superintendent. Mr. Cross has evidenced a fortunate ability in selecting a faculty that is able and willing. W'ith the aid of the principal and teachers, he is heading toward his goal of presenting to the world a constructive individual who will be a credit to the school and an addition to any vocational field. W'ith the theoretical and practical leadership of our superin- tendent directing us onward along the trail, success in the public educational institutions of this city is assured. Hnivnv L. Bmrrnsnonr Principal Successor to Mr. Ainundson comes Mr. Henry L. Bettendorf from the high school at Litchfield, Minnesota, to be our new principal. Possessing a charming personality and a back- ground of interest and accomplishment in such activities of youth as music, dramatic-s, and athletics, Mr. Bettendorf has already won the admiration and support of the student body. His professional interest in the development of boys and girls into useful citizens and homemakers gives promise that he will work for the continued growth of Faribault High School with a progressiveness equal to that of Mr. Vross and Mr. Ainundson. We have confidence in Mr. Bettendorf.

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ROBl'IR'l' BRYAN Metal work Vocational Co-ordinator DORIS CUFFMAN English Business Relations Social Science Jr. High Drama Club WILSON G. DIETRICH Art A rt Clu b ICDNA ENGYALL Home lic-onoinics Home I'fc0nomic.w Association DULURES FINK General Science Biology Science Club acuity G ERTRI TDR CARVI' R World History Ilistory-l or-1 u11 Cl ul: BRIGID COUGIILIN English Knitting and Crocheting flub I.. M. ELLINGSUN Senior Science Physics Chemistry Camera Club THEODORE ESTABROUK World History American History ECHO BU.YiIl8S8 Staff Golf Coach HELEN FLYN N Journalism English ECHO Editorial Staj'