What was your clique in HS, and are you still the same?

"Punk", "Skater", Metal chick" crowd. Like, I literally rode a skateboard everywhere. Not one of those fake skaters lol

I was friends with people in every clique though. I was one of few in my small town that accepted everyone.

I'm really not much different. Except I did recently find one of my old boards in my parents shed....and let's just say that I don't remember the ground feeling so hard back then...

Ha Hgh School in the 70's (oh yea babe) and in Boulder CO to boot-just guess what clique I was in-yeppers the hippee group-now a mother and grandmother-my goodness have times changed-except I still am a hippee at heart-want the world to be a better place for children/grandchildren/great grandchildren.....for all of us:flowerforyou:

I was a wall-flower, with an inner wild side that I didn't give free reign to until after I graduated.

If anyone other than my five close friends remember me from high school, it is probably because of my boobs.

I was the "athletic popular girl" until I couldn't stand being associated with the mean-because-I-can-be girls anymore. I quickly became UNpopular after I got a part in the school play made friends with the music/punk kids (GASP!).

I was me. Cool with everyone (but did not consider anyone my friend), stayed to myself because I liked my personal space and if I saw you doing something wrong than I called you out on it. Bullies were my enemies. Yes I am still the same. I don't associate with many people and I don't like grown folk that try to use what they think is power to over power someone else.

Most of my friends were artsy and/or musically inclined - not necessarily in the band, but had their own bands (remember high school battles of the bands? That sort of thing). I was definitely an artsy hippie type, and the only sports type stuff I did was ski club - which half the time was just an excuse to check out hot snowboarders lol The fact that I'm a jogger now is mindblowing! Anyway, all that said, I had a friend or two in most groups.

Today I'm much the same - musician and artist friends, but also friends who play fantasy football (and who respect that I don't get the attraction); but I've traded some of my hemp necklaces and ankle bells for tattoos, poetry journals for professional notes (I'm an anthropologist), etc.

I find it interesting that so many people identify as go-between-ers. I wonder if we all think of ourselves that way, and just other people put us into cliques.

I hung with the pot heads and drugies, yes I still hang with those people now a days we are sober and I'm kind of into bodybuilding

I didn't like being defined by a clique, but I guess if I had to choose one, it was the drama geeks. Wearing all black and cheap Chinese slippers (even when we didn't have shows pending), attending angsty poetry readings in late-night coffeehouses filled with clove smoke and hipster/goths, and going on for far too long about my collection of Gregorian chants and indie punk LPs.

I now have much of the same friends, but ocassionally wear colors with my black, have better shoes, and have greatly expanded my musical tastes (but still bust out the Cure and Dead Can Dance cd's when the whim hits). Still working on the late night mocha addiction.

Not really one.

I was an athlete, as I was on the tennis team all 4 years of high school. But tennis isn't as big of a deal as football or basketball. That was my primary extracurricular, but I floated around some other activities.

I got along with most people. I sort of flew under the radar.

Today, I still play tennis, and I am probably better in tennis today than I was at the high school level.

artsy-type, socially awkward, often homebody- yes. Still the same.... but better!

Cheer Captain, but our cheerleaders weren't the "preppy" type. We all got along with everyone...no clique really.

I totally would have guess cheer captain for you! lol

Someone had to keep those girls in line! Hhahah

Nerds/brainiacs, artsy kids, goths, hippies... I was friendly to everyone but my few close friends were from these groups. I got bullied by the preps a lot until I punched some kid. They left me alone after that and I wasn't really interested in getting close with any of them afterwards. I was in chorus and the outdoors club, headed the literary magazine, and was the newspaper editor. I spent more time with books than people. Today I still love to read and write, and I have very few close friends, but I don't really feel like I fit any of those labels anymore. My interests and style are all across the board.

My clique was people who didn't fit into any cliques. I hung out with the "invisible" students....you know, the ones no one ever remembers once you graduate. I was a painfully shy, nerdy overachiever.

I'm still nerdy lol, but otherwise I'm a completely different person than I was in H.S. :glasses:

I wasn't really in a clique and kind of floated in and out of different groups. I was very popular, but not unreachable I guess is the right way to put it. Mostly, I was a "smoker" hahaha ~ and could usually be found where the smokers were hanging out, talking smack to each other. Lol

My high school was terribly cliquey, I hated it. But I was a floater really. I was President of the FFA, so I was part of the redneck crew. Was definitely a big part jock (went to college on an athletic scholarship) and i was also the homecoming queen. Homecoming queen sounds like the big popular girl, but I wasn't really. People said they voted for me cause I was nice.

My life is still pretty similar. Probably more athletic based in recent years because when you play a D1 sport it's all you have time for!