This text argues the content of the student journal A Voz da Serra, a students' journal of the La Salle Rural Normal School, Cerro Largo, Rio Grande do Sul, which has been published in the period from 1946 through 1950. Results indicate that, though the different headings the journal received along the times, it did not signal the rural specificity of education offered at the course; the issues treated by it did not give priority to the rural world. On the contrary, the themes that thematized this reality and the ways of intevention in them were very rare. Thus, we can raise the working hypothesis, that, although the objective of the school was the education of teachers for the rural zone, the vehicle maintained by the student gremium expressed rather socialization and religious formation, stressed in the school, than formation for the rural world and rural life declared in the course.
Student Printings; Rural School; Rural Teacher Education
