FHS students move their tassels to the left side of their caps, signifying the completion of their high school careers. (Kristine Goodrich photos/southernminn.com)
Faribault High School graduates stand at the start of their commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon in the school gymnasium. (Kristine Goodrich photos/southernminn.com)
Members of the Faribault High School Class of 2023 enter the gymnasium for a final time as students Sunday afternoon. (Kristine Goodrich photos/southernminn.com)
FHS graduates applaud a speaker during the Sunday’s ceremony, which was the 145th commencement held in the school’s history
New FHS graduates celebrate outside the school Sunday.
A section of the packed crowd cheers for a graduate.
Graduates collected their diplomas after the ceremony.
Members of the Faribault High School Class of 2023 enter the gymnasium for a final time as students Sunday afternoon. (Kristine Goodrich photos/southernminn.com)
Superintendent Jamie Bente congratulates valedictorian Marco Cruz Garcia.
FHS graduates line up to receive their diplomas.
Faribault School Board members took turns congratulating the graduates.
A new FHS graduate exits the stage.
A FHS graduate exits the stage during Sunday's commencement ceremony.
FHS students move their tassels to the left side of their caps, signifying the completion of their high school careers.
New graduates exit the school gymnasium.
A new graduate carries balloons and flowers after the ceremony.
Families celebrated after the graduation ceremony.
Faribault High School graduates stand at the start of their commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon in the school gymnasium. (Kristine Goodrich photos/southernminn.com)
The pandemic made Faribault High School’s Class of 2023 like no other, noted valedictorian Marco Cruz Garcia
FHS students move their tassels to the left side of their caps, signifying the completion of their high school careers. (Kristine Goodrich photos/southernminn.com)
Chemistry teacher Craig Van Someren makes a joke that got a laugh from the crowd, including Principal Joel Olson.
