Kofa High School - La Corona Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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Talent and hard work make up class plag JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Mouse That Fioaredf' was the title of the outstanding performance of the 1970-71 Jr. class play. Under the direction of lVlrs. Slade and assistant director, Miss Thompson, the play was a roaring success. This satiric, comedy depicts a small monarchy's attempt to wage war against the United States. The hilarious consequences of this situation. provides the back- ground for the play. This outstanding play was brought to the Kofa Students, faculty and community on lVlarch 12-13. The cast did a greatvjob of performing and was rewarded with a fabulous round of applause so FINE ARTS w '5 'F9 S A MVS Slatlti ilir--i lv ,,. , . V W ' 'W YW outs I' V Dannv Forr 951. Linda Res I . ll a successful Dlav- S er' and Maw Wvlsh, learn the task of showing false BXPWWOM' HN lm ' if Miss H techniq if The crow Smith. E Q E A

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