Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

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FORWARD The Coronal for 1928 has been dedicated to Progress and the progressive citizens of Corona. Our theme is Progress as shown by the different modes of transportation. Out of the mists of the past comes the Horse, man ' s beast of burden, man ' s friend, helping him conquer the world. Then our civilization combined that power of the beast with an invention of its own — the Wagon — and again conquered new wildernesses. Man put aside the brute strength of his beasts and harnessed a new, more power- ful thing Steam and with that power he wove the vast areas of wilderness which he won with the Horse and the Wagon Train into a mighty nation united by the winding tracks of the metal monster — the Locomotive. Man harnessed a new power— Electricity— a power making possible the further advancement of transportation and the perfecting of the Automobile. New roads were opened and ties were strengthened between the city man and his country brother. v« After vanquishing the land, man went undaunted to the air. Now we see a glorious product of the minds of men, a new machine— the Airplane— skimming through the air, boasting of deeds, dreams, and triumphs of the past, prophecying more realms to conquer in the future. The future is another land of mystery and things unseen. Through the ages man has advanced, man has created, man has conquered, man has progressed. In the mystic- land of the future man will go on and on— ever progressing Four

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To Progress and to the people of Progressive Corona and especially to the indly business men of our city, we affectionately dedicate this boo , “The Coronal. Three

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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