Faribault High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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FOREWORD No one knows the future that is in store for him and yet everyone trains for it in some way One s high school life is a very important step in this training The staff of the 1948 Voyageur has attempted to show how Faribault High School students are preparing for the future by the training the school provides Under the guidance of a well trained faculty Faribault students are matter what vocation one chooses for the future he needs to be able to get along with others to think and plan and work intelligently We have chosen to publish an informal book of activity pictures rather than conventional group pictures to better portray how our school works We hope it meets with your approval Table of Contents Administration Page 5 Classes Activities Sports Page I3 Page 35 l Page 57 4 School Life Page 75 encouraged to participate actively in school activities and government. No

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This yearbook is more than just a history of the school year I947-48 at Faribault High School. ln addition to portraying the high lights of this year, it has been a project that has provided experience for a large staff, that has been an important part of their training and preparation. One of these important ex- periences has been the team work and co- operation that was developed among the large number of people who worked to make this record possible. L. M. ELLINGSON Principal High school graduates are going out into 0 world that very badly needs educated persons. It needs persons who have information, training, and skill to meet the competition of a complex world. lt also needs young men and women of character-reliable, cooperative, idealistic, and interested in working for a better community, country, and world. It is the hope of those who have had responsibility for the planning and di- recting of the work of Faribault High School that its graduates may have received the kind of education that has helped them to be persons of ability and character. C. WILLARD CROSS Superintendent of Schools