Speaking of the "cool crowd"....

What were you in HS? What was FH? I was not part of the "cool crowd". I think I was to quiet for anyone to really notice me. I wasn't on any sports, I wasn't student body or prom queen. I was just plain Jane.

FH was 2 grades above me. I think he was kinda a bad boy.

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Fh hung out with this sort of weird crowd that sort of turned half goth or something senior year (after he stopped hanging with them) I had several differnt groups, I hung out withsoem drama people, music people, and just my group of girls who were ..I don't knw how you'd classify us. A complete mix, racially, culturally, religiously.

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I was a floater, but mainly laid low. I tried a lot of things in high school, volleyball/gymnastics, drama, peer tutoring, chorus, art, so I had many different circles of friends.

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I hung out with all types of people the "jocks", "japs" (my favorite ), the "skaters", the "grunge type"

I had all different types in my HS.

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FH was the popular athlete - he was state champ for wrestling and also recruited for college to play football

I think I was just known as a ***** I was so miserable in my small-town PA high school, surrounded by rednecks.

It's so funny because FH and I had SUCH different experiences.

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FI was a bad boy.

I was not popular, but not a loser. I had my own click.

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I was never really in a group. Kinda just the "leftover" people! I was really involved in the music dept, but didn't quite fit in with them. Such a geek, I was actually in the marching band, and yes we went to camp! I was into drama in my senior year, kinda grungy but didn't go with them either.

FH and I had similar experiences. We were both the smart kids who would rather have their nose in a book than be outside. I was in Honors and one of 3 kids in both the regular and music honor socities. FH stopped attending classes bc they weren't challenging enough for him and just went in to pass the tests.

I don't like this topic, no offense, but it's making me sad.

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Posted by cindyandkevin

I was never really in a group. Kinda just the "leftover" people! I was really involved in the music dept, but didn't quite fit in with them. Such a geek, I was actually in the marching band, and yes we went to camp! I was into drama in my senior year, kinda grungy but didn't go with them either.

FH and I had similar experiences. We were both the smart kids who would rather have their nose in a book than be outside. I was in Honors and one of 3 kids in both the regular and music honor socities. FH stopped attending classes bc they weren't challenging enough for him and just went in to pass the tests.

I don't like this topic, no offense, but it's making me sad.

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I think I was in the middle. I just hung out and talked to everyone. I did play sports. BUt i feel i was just there in HS lol

FH was the same

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I DID KICKLINE/DANCE TEAM, STUDENT COUNCIL AND THEN ID BE AT MATHLETES
MEETING

SO I WAS ALL OVER THE ROAD

THERE WERE ALOT OF SUPERFICIAL PEOPLE AT MY SCHOOL WHO CARED ABOUT MONEY CARS DRUGS ETC.

MY FRIENDSHIPS WERE VERY CASUAL WITH JUST ABOUT EVERYONE BUT AT THE SAME POINT, I DIDNT MAKE VERY CLOSE FRIENDS- ONLY WITH PEOPLE WHO LIVED IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD.

MY "REAL" FREINDS ARE FROM WORK, COLLEGE AND LIW!




ETA- FH WAS A JOCK- HE STILL HAD SOME BABYFAT BUT HE WAS A COOL JOCK THAT HUNG WITH THE BOYS.

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Posted by dbleplay17

BUt i feel i was just there in HS lol

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Posted by SuzBride

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Posted by dbleplay17

BUt i feel i was just there in HS lol

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me too - I would HATE to go back to HS. Only thing worse would be going back to Junior High!

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I wouldn't call it the "cool" crowd..i happen to like the "popular" crowd. Not to sound like a brat..but i had fun in HS and was friends with a lot of people..all of which ranged in types. I still have very strong ties to my HS crew..we are like a sorority and are very active in each others lives....and it's been like that since we graduation in 93..so i find myelf pretty lucky to have them!

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Posted by stephanief

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Posted by SuzBride

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Posted by dbleplay17

BUt i feel i was just there in HS lol

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me too - I would HATE to go back to HS. Only thing worse would be going back to Junior High!

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OMG, I would die if I had to go back to hs.

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Posted by johnsae

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Posted by cindyandkevin

I was never really in a group. Kinda just the "leftover" people! I was really involved in the music dept, but didn't quite fit in with them. Such a geek, I was actually in the marching band, and yes we went to camp! I was into drama in my senior year, kinda grungy but didn't go with them either.

FH and I had similar experiences. We were both the smart kids who would rather have their nose in a book than be outside. I was in Honors and one of 3 kids in both the regular and music honor socities. FH stopped attending classes bc they weren't challenging enough for him and just went in to pass the tests.

I don't like this topic, no offense, but it's making me sad.

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why is it making you sad?

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Posted by Kerrycec

FI was a bad boy.

I was not popular, but not a loser. I had my own click.

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I hung out with the cool people. I wont lie.. But serious.. looking back i wish I got to know more people because Im only friends with 1 person from high school. Everyone else went there own ways.. including me.

HS was fun though... 4 of prob the best years of my life-without a doubt.

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I was involved in different groups so I dont think I had a specific cool or not cool group- i was on kickline, sang in the show choir, was in my church choir, went to youth group at my church, i was in the community service club that had a name but i cant remember, i think it was INteract, i was not straight A student, but was in some honors/college credit classes,i was a middle of the road, all around regular kind of kid and teenager

fh too

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I guess you could say I was in the "popular" crowd -- but i hung out with everyone didnt matter to me - I dated the captin of the wrealing team and all that

My FI ......he def. hung with the "popular" crowd .... always a QT, had a hot car, parents have money - dated a pretty girl - play the guitar and drums his BF date played in a rock band ..they were on MTV -

but he is 3 years older funny thing is that we both heard each other names 100 time but never met untill 2 years ago -

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I hung out with everyone. I was an athlete as well as and honors student! I also could party like the rest of them. Fh cut class and played handball all day. He got along with everyone as well. I would say he was like the class clown type! Opposites attract I guess!

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Posted by dbleplay17

I think I was in the middle. I just hung out and talked to everyone. I did play sports. BUt i feel i was just there in HS lol

FH was the same

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Posted by stephanief

I hung out with all types of people the "jocks", "japs" (my favorite ), the "skaters", the "grunge type"

I had all different types in my HS.

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FH was the total frat boy in training in high school.
I was in theater and in the honors program, so I didn't have so much contact with everyone in my class. All of the groups knew each other, but there were clear lines drawn between them.

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We were both friends with everyone, but definitely fell into the jock/homecoming queen/popular crowd.

I knew and talked to everyone though, I edited the yearbook so I had to!

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Not popular at all. My brother is 3 years younger and I am still known as "Bobby's sister"