What kind of clique, if any, were you in, in high school?
611054
No clique.  \n\nA clique of one.\n\nI was an outsider for the most part.  Most of the time, it didn't bother me, but occasionally it did.\n\nI've since figured out that I'd rather have one or two really good, close friends than a passel of accquaintances.
515559
Most people don't, but I had to wear a uniform up through 8th grade, and follow a fairly strict dress code up through high school.  I don't now in college, and I'm glad for that, but I think it was really useful when I was younger.  My schools were comparatively small, and the cliques weren't fun.  It was good not to have to worry what other people would think about the clothes I wore.  Though I don't know if I would have said so at the time, I think it might also have kept us just a little more focused on the academics.
666476
High school is horrible. You're insecure, you don't know yourself or your body, you haven't come to terms with your individuality, and so few people will accept people who aren't exactly like them (and I include the outcasts in this as well- when's the last time you saw a "goth kid" hanging out with a "prep"?). Later in life you're more aware of yourself, and so are other people, so things are a little easier.
581479
I remember playing it in high school after class got out. This was back in '98. We were some brokeass kids. Thanks for taking me back.
426479
1.  Decide who you'd like to be friends with (I.E. popular people, gothics, jocks, etc)\n2. At lunchtime, ask if you can sit at their table, in an empty seat. If there isn't an empty seat, or they say no, sit at another table near them.\n3. Some cliques cannot be infiltrated fast. Some can be infiltrated easily. Pick one!\n4. If this all fails, start to dress like them, and say hello in the hallway.\n5. If that fails, throw a party and invite everyone at your school. Then you'll have an exuse to talk to everybody you want to be friends with.\n6. If EVERYTHING fails, be friends with people who really want to be friends with you. They might be more fun than you thought. \n\n* Be nice. No one likes a complete snob. Until you get the ins with the group you want to be a member of, its important not to offend anyone.\n* Try making friends with people in one of your classes that are the member of your chosen clique first. It's a lot easier to ask someone for the math homework than to randomly strike up a conversation in the hallway. This could give you the access point you need to get in to the group. \n\n* This isn't TOTALLY foolproof. Deal.
437972
Is it highschool or college.  I was highschool class president once, I would try to appeal to as diverse a group as possible.  Your posters need to grab attention, to make up for lack of creativity, get as many posters, stickers, or whatever out there and get the most exposure.  People are going to vote for their friends in highschool, and I found that most of the academians that were running only had a small group of friends that were all as lame as they were.  I hung out with the stoners, the athletes, the cool kids, and was in all the smart kids classes, that kind of exposure clinched it.
1068299
I did not do the 10, but a 20,  most were nothing like they used to be,  the "high school jock" was pumping gas at a gas station.\n\nThe high school trouble maker was now a carrer military man\n\nA high school nerd was now a police officer\n\nOf course a couple of your fanticy high school cheer leaders are plump and round.\n\nand of course some are who they were, the brain is a NASA scientiest or working as an enginer for IBM and so on.\n\nEveryone acts like how they loved each other back then, and of course they did not.\n\nLots of people trying to act more important than they really are, and others talking about that great event in high school which appears to be the highlight of thier live ( that is really sad)
90804
Yes!My high school was awesome.We had tons of AP and honors classes, a great football team, tons of extracurriculars, and I was involved in alot of them. I had awesome friends and loved high school most of the time. It was the best time of my life and I wouldn't trade it for anything!
808796
I used to be a cheerleader when I was in school... South Ripley in Indiana we were the Raiders/green and white.
1172953
High School...i knew myself better by then
358653
Happens all the time.  One of my friends was quite nerdish in high school, but when I visited her in college, she was quite the popular girl.  Plus in college it's cool to be popular AND smart.\n\nAlso vice versa.  Where Mr. High School Popular goes to college and become Mr. Nobody.
685612
i would definately go back to high school, i would finish, with diploma and graduation, i'd be in class cabinet and the year book and photography club, i wouldve did my prom and i would of absolutly wouldve picked different guys for boyfriends!! if any of you had this kind of life, as simple and easy as it sounds, hurray for you (serious), it sucks that i made such loser chioces because i thought "partying" was where "it" was at....not.
280556
I'm a high school senior
1108608
When I was in high school some of my friends and I were called Silly Fruits because we just had fun goofing around.
1162817
I wished that we would have had a 15th.  \n\nI went to my 10 year and I encourage everyone to go to theirs.  It was the most cathartic experience I ever had regarding High School.  College didn't mean so much, since I had stayed in touch with most of my college friends.  But High School....!\n\nThe Star's = mostly washed-up has-beens that were going to cash in on whatever fame that carried them to the heights that they had spent those formative years.\n\nThe Jock's = It takes a lot of work to keep those bodies in beer drinking shape.  I have a great memory of one footballer, who during the high school years, would make fun of "Fat-Chicks"... Well you guessed it... This football stud not only lost all of his hair, but was more than 200lbs over what he weighed in high school.  He hadn't only lost his hair, but his two previous wives as well.\n\nThe Beauties = Didn't seem to recognize many of these, I don't know why not?\n\nThe plain Joe's, Plain Jane's and the rest of the Wallflowers = God/Mother Nature/Fate (?) All played the most delicious notes on these classmates.  Most were Confident, Accomplished, Down to Earth, Happily coupled, Content, and BEAUTIFUL - INSIDE & OUT! And the main reason why  so many of us miss the Good Ole days of whatever school we missed.  It wasn't the Glitter that we missed, it was the background that made them so interesting.  The nicest thing about a reunion, is that the former glitter, now becomes the background to let these fine folks SHINE :-D\n\nThanks,\n\nJames
586856
I'm just finishing up my freshman year in high school. Don't worry! You're going to be fine. Get to know your teachers and the building. Ask friends who are upperclassmen what it's like. Joining clubs or doing sports are an awesome ways to meet people. And the best way to get noticed is to just be yourself.
969557
Graduating! I hated high school because I had to move after my sophmore year from Maryland to Atlanta, GA. I didn't like the atmosophere at the school and I was definitely an outsider. I was so uncomfortable that during my Junior and Senior years, I didn't step one foot inside the cafeteria to eat lunch...not one time. I just stood in the hall until lunch was over.