My Experience In Drama Club

My whole life I have been invested in doing what I love, focusing on my true passions, as well as finding new ones. I have been very involved in my high school, and have been lucky enough to be a part of multiple clubs and activities. Without these activities, my high school experience and life would be a lot different. I have been an active drama club member, a part of ‘Bottlecappers,’ a club advocating anti-drug, alcohol, and bullying to younger students in my district, and many other community

hospital; I have lived in West New York my entire life. What makes me drift astray from the sea of students you might ask. Well for starters I excel in many extracurricular activities. Aside from after-school activities, I am a part of the Performing Arts Academy. When I leave high school my goals are to be situated in a college studying to become a professional actor. Freshmen year I was set on joining every possible club Memorial had to offer. Although all the clubs I signed up for weren’t the best fit

School to my senior year, I had changed so much. In the beginning, I was a nervous freshman with no friends and a horrible haircut, but now drama club became my life where I fit in a group crowded with fun broadway lovers, yet I still have a horrible haircut. Going from one year where I was very shy and Regents felt like that one awful friend that I somehow automatic befriended with to a year fill with stresses over college application mixed with comfort thanks to the beloving drama club. The school

begin by telling you a bit about my little brother. David Lee is exceptional in every way; he is exceptionally intelligent, talented, and hilarious. As a gifted child, he is also exceptionally difficult, uncooperative, and short-tempered. I’ve always understood and appreciated David in a way others did not, and over the years we’ve become inseparable. I am very active in musical theatre productions and competitions, and as David grew up, he realized he shared my love of performing. While I practiced

entering high school, every student knows they need to find their niche. At the very beginning of my freshman year I decided to go out for drama club by auditioning for the fall play. My brother had just been the lead in the fall play the past year and suggested that I should try out for drama. I decided to give drama club a shot and little did I know where that would lead me. I auditioned for the fall play my freshman year and was the only Freshman to make the show. I worked as hard as I could that show

major that has recently captured my attention. Though it is not something I have been interested in for very long, it is the major I plan to study. Since I have no experience in this field, therefore I have no idea as to what the typical job progression would be. However, I can say that I would like to be working in a sound studio with voice actors or musicians within a month of graduating from the Art Institute of Seattle. Even though I have no prior experience in this major, working in a sound

family and friends. My family is very supportive of me. They always encourage me to do what makes me happy, and what I think is right. Even if we sometimes disagree, I know that I will always have them for guidance. I also have support and love from my friends, who are always there for me. I know that when I go through my life, I have the privilege of being supported and cared about by many people. My family is always encouraging and supportive to me. My parents let me make my

I began wrestling since my freshman year of high school, as I have always wanted to wrestle. I did not necessarily at the sport, but I enjoyed it. I earned medals and won tournaments, and for a time I even saw myself wrestling in college. I thought that I had my future planned until I dislocated my knee. I first viewed the incident as a freak accident, but it soon happened frequently. It reached to the point where I required invasive surgery. Mulling over my surgery and repeated injuries, I concluded

like, and even drama, but you will also make new friends, learn new things and have a great time while doing that. 8th Grade is not as hard as 9th grade! There are struggles from coming from the middle school to the high school but there a lot of good things that come out of it too! The middles school is a lot smaller than the high school, you will probably get lost looking for classes, I know I did! But that’s ok. The high school is a lot of fun because of all the new experiences! You can meet

Either you make high school a fun experience or you just cruise on by, from making new friends to just doing your homework I'm here to help you have the best experience while spending your teenage years in school. Try to get involved with sports, take it from me. I was a shy freshman going into my first year at South High School and I was scared to get involved with sports and activities, I didn’t do any sports my time at South, I was too scared, too paranoid, too shy. don't do that, looking back