Commentary on high school drama experience and missed opportunities
A writer reflects on stereotyped views of high school theatre and their own limited involvement. The piece stresses the value of drama as a creative outlet and the impact of not participating during school years.
Drama in high school theater shows student interest
Mrs. Joan Kent at West Mesa High School argues drama seating is serious work with 300 of 3400 students involved. She notes posters of external plays, sets designed by students, and after hours rehearsals due to the split schedule. APS is adopting a more serious approach to theatre courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artsine
Albuquerque
Joan Kent
West Mesa High School
Debbie
Gudet
Rosencradt
Guildenstern
West Mesa
Mes. Kent
Gara Leus
Kent
University of New
TVI begins January courses. many programs fill fast
TVI Albuquerque opens January classes with five majors closed due to capacity and others filling quickly in fields like carpentry, auto mechanics, welding, and electronics. Counselors urge appointments and note testing services to help students choose careers. Additional programs include accounting, fashion merchandising, data processing, and masonry trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute
Tvi
John Baca Uirectur
TV1
Aask
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carole Garney
Caroline Griebling
West Mess High Drama
Tracy Heffenger
Buena Vista SE
North Valley
L/P SUPPLY Lath and Plaster Supply Co., Inc
New Mexico