Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

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DEDICATION To Miss Alma Messing, who has given freely and unselfishly of her time and abilities -- without reward -- in the endeavor to make this, the 1927 volume of the Coronal, a success -- is this book dedicated.

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-4 1 FACULTY On September 13, 1926, Corona High School opened its doors for its 1926-1927 term. Seventeen teachers were present to greet and start to work the two hundred thirty-five radiantly happy pupils who, after a three month’s vacation, were again ready to begin another school term. These teachers, who represent a wide range of interests, come from different states and different schools and have mastered different branches of learning. All their experience and knowledge is gladly and cheerfully given to the pupils because of the desire to help them make a success in this world. Every teacher is interested in his work and endeavors to conduct his classes in such a manner as to help each student. The instructors, lead by our superintendent and principal, Mr. Wight, do excellent work in training the students. And, although they are diligent workers, they can laugh and play and be happy with the rest of us. So with a little work, a little play, and splendid co-operation on the part of teachers and pupils, this 1926-1927 term comes to a succ essful and happy close. Four 1