Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

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STUDENTS OF CORONA HIGH SCHOOL % E DUCATION is not so much a mastery of facts and subjects as it is a development of a life. In high school you should learn something of the proper life-balance of things, which will give one the poise of worth while living. Mental and Physical development are both objectives of a high school education. Nevertheless a high school boy or girl might be very highly developed along both of these lines and still be very poorly educated. The greatest good that may come to any high school student is to catch a vision of the eternal values, the real significance of life itself. If, while in high school you have made the following a part of your life you will indeed have made a splendid start along the pathway of a real education: A love of law. This is a world of law and law is a manifestation of supreme love. If we properly respect the laws of nature we will {now something of the love of God. An appreciation of citizenship. Citizenship in America is synony- mous with a love for America and the ideals for which America stands. A real love of wor . Every person in this world to attain happi- ness must have some duty to perform for the good of others. An appreciation of the service that we should perform for the next generation--you would not enjoy the many privileges you now do if others had not done this for you. “ Then finally — be happy. Let who will be sad. There are so many pleasant things. So many things to ma e us glad. The flower that buds, the bird that sings; And sweeter still, than all of these Are the friendship and old memories.” Glen D. Wight Glen D. Wight Principal Six

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Glen D. Wight Principal U. of C., at Berkeley Edith I. Brown Mathematics Smith College H. P. Brown Machine Shop Washington State Mary G. Brown Music Milton College Otis J. Fisher Wood Shop, Printing Healdsburg College Charles Hancock History Central College Cola M. Hill Commercial Kansas State Margaret Horst Physical Education Boston School of Gymnastics Mrs. Frary Johnson Domestic Science San Diego Teachers College F. F. Labrum Vice Principal U.C.L.A. Charles Kinzek Language University of Texas Lucy McDougald Domestic Art University of Tennessee Alma Messing English, Journalism Kansas University Margaret Mitchell English University of Redlands Katherine Stewart Biology Knox College Lawrence G. Thome Physical Education Occidental Fanny Truesdell Art California School of Arts and Crafts Charles Vaile Science Pomona Five

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