What group were u in at High School

darharmar

Choir/band (bass) and all things musical. Choir geek mostly:) LOVED it!

tzig00

I was mainly a nerd but had aquaintances in every group. Unfortunately because of that, everyone was also in my business.

spatulathumbs

I ran the Web Design club and had a bad perm, take a wild guess.

gabbygirl78

I hung out with the " misfits" most of the time but I got along with everyone and I was the "good girl" of the group lol:blushing:

Mcmilligen

Shy+introverted+weird+creative+nerd= Ultimate art geek!

I usually spent my lunch hour in the art room, drama room/theater, film editing room or was out filming projects with my other 2 or 3 art weirdo friends (whom are still awesome).

samammay

I was in many groups. I was in the band, my best friend was a football player so I hung out with them, I dated a cheerleader, got my varsity letter in track and was in all the AP classes with the brainy kids.

jesseg1989

I was part of the nerd/outcast group. I guess you could call myself and my friends at the time outcasts since we never really fitted in with the other groups.

pawnstarNate

Sort of middle of the road group - a bit preppy, a bit rocker - and I was a cheerleader but was not in the popular clique.


And, I drove a 1970 Mustang. Paint a picture? lol

I knew you had some class. Perfect picture

EddieHaskell97

Auto shop grease-monkeys. I LOVED working on my car.

MrsB123111

I was referred to as "popular" or "preppy" because I was on the student council etc... I had friends in all groups, though.

IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym

band dork by way of twirling a flag.

sammniamii

I was the "outkast" from the Outcasts - the one that even the "off" kids avoided (I either scared them or just didn't give a crud about making friends)

Read books all the time, was a PC nerd, played D & D in the library....

harvo

Athlete...and let's remember, if you are not an athlete you should still be an athletic supporter...

cwolfman13

Geeky jock...I got pretty much straight A's (a couple of B's), did ROTC, was in honors classes, etc. I also played football, swim team, and was 3rd in the state in the 100 meters at one point for track and field. I was a total nerd, but cool at the same time...it was a strange dichotomy...still kinda is.

TheRoadDog

Got good grades. Played sports. Never was in a "group". Had one best friend during HS and one girlfriend. Graduated. Joined the Marines and never went back.

samammay

band dork by way of twirling a flag.

Good girl. :-D

kckBxer396

Erm..I'm not sure. Is intelligent creepy loner an option? I made fantastic grades, took plenty of dual credit college courses. I had plenty of friends,but was totally fine being alone. I was pretty shy,stared at my feet a lot, and almost never smiled,but (even now) people mistake that for anger or thought I was scary.

So,let's see the weird chick with too much eyeliner, plaid clothing,and pyramid jewelry that punched people in the face. I weighed about 115 pounds,but guys started trouble with me. I don't mean flirting, I mean picking a fight to "put me in my place/embarrass me" (yeah...seriously). Fortunately, I wasn't all talk and had no problem breaking someone's nose. haha

Now, I've calmed down a lot....and my butt is way too big for anything that I would actually like to wear. haha

SailorKnightWing

Band geek, but honestly we didn't have cliques so much as groups of friends. No one was ever really excluded from any other group on purpose, we all just gravitated toward those who shared our interests. It helped that half of our football players and cheerleaders were in honors courses and really smart and nice. I was just thinking the other day about how all the popular kids in my high school were popular because they were genuinely nice to everyone and everyone liked them.

MNA76

I ran with a bunch of free floaters. I was pretty much friends with all.

BusyRaeNOTBusty

Yeah, "left over" I guess. I wasn't in band, a jock, a stoner, a skater, or anything.

treesloth

None. really. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wasteoids, dweebies, ****heads — they all adored me. They thought I was a righteous dude.

Daws387

I had friends from a lot of different groups (jocks, marching band, thespians, preps, overachievers etc...) so I migrated frequently...never really had a specific table at lunch. I was heavy into sports and 50 Cent, which my wardrobe reflected. I was pretty much a decent athlete with really good grades lol. Wouldn't have considered myself in the popular group but I was the homecoming king runner-up haha

HeyGoRun

South side never north side

PBsMommy

Eh, I talked A LOT and to everyone I met and saw. So I kind of made my own group. So I guess a leftover group.

Just at my senior lunch table I had recruited two of the football players, some stoners, some band geeks, a few goths, some more jocky/preppy people, a couple of nerds, a bi guy, and a chick that couldn't speak a lick of English.

NRSPAM

I started out in the "nerd" group. Kind of made friends with just about everyone later on, once I started to lose a little weight. Lots of acquaintences, but only a few good friends.

silvergurl518

drama geeks!

Alex_is_Hawks

none....i flitted from group to group...fitting in pretty much anywhere I wanted...

Jleonra

With the popular crowd, I went to an all-female catholic school turned co-ed school, played guitar and soccer. Plaid skirts and horny teenagers on a 5:1 girl:boy ratio population was awesome, best years of my life. :devil:

College was another story though :sad:

janessanessa

I followed the "grunge" scene for many years, and was always a bit of a loner. Good for me I grew up to be something when a good majority of the nerds and preppies didn't. Take that society that always told me I wouldn't amount to anything.

mank32

the group that got picked on by EVERYONE else. :mad: i hated HS