What year did you graduate high school?

[prolesunited]

And were you part of a clique or not?

[ikojo]

1. All I'll say is that Reagan was president.

NO I was not part of a clique. I was what the cliques picked on.

[Jamastiene]

173. Join the crowd.

I would be willing to bet that many of us during that time suffered the same exact torture. :hug:

[LaraMN]

2. '96.

6-6-96, to be exact!

I crossed clique lines, although I had a circle of friends I was closest to. I was totally a uniter!

[huskerlaw]

34. Me too!

Great year. ;) I was 5-11-96.

:hi:

[CarbonDate]

61. Me three. A good year for DU, I guess.

I was in the misfits clique; the ones who prided themselves on being different.

[ChoralScholar]

165. 1996 here as well.

Did you guys find that the class of 96 was more successful, overall than the surrounding classes?

In my hometown, most of the class of 95 is still hanging around, working in factories and whatnot. Same goes for 97. (I'm not deriding factory work, BTW) My class, on the whole, got the hell out of Dodge and did whatever.

[bicentennial_baby]

95. It kills me that I'm older than you!

:o

Me....I want babies... *pout*

:loveya:

[SPKrazy]

158. Ed Coli

might hurt though...


:rofl:

[Nikia]

122. I also graduated in 1996

I wasn't really part of a clique. I was too busy doing other stuff.

[NuttyFluffers]

178. heh, '96 here too. and a social butterfly as well.

must be something to do with the Chinese Zodiac. horses are playful.

[Bassic]

181. '96 for me as well.

And I was not part of the "cool" clique, but my own group wasn't any smaller. And we could have totally beat them up :D

[fizzgig]

3. 1999

i was part of the 'we are pissed off and hate everyone else' clique or just a plain old loser. i guess it depends on who you talk to :P

[Ptah]

4. 1969

Clique of one.

[mykpart]

5. 1965. No clicque.

I also was one of the people the clicques liked to ignore.

[SeattleGirl]

1973. And no, I wasn't really part of any clique.

The friends I had, I had because we liked each other, not because we were, or were not, in a clique.

[Fuzz]

6. 1985

and I was part of the Breakfast Club

[mentalsolstice]

7. 1978, but I graduated EARLY! eom

[deadparrot]

8. 2005.

A clique? Not so much. Unless it was the "not part of a clique" clique.

[Random_Australian]

69. 2005 is for cool people. :)

[deadparrot]

121. Damn straight.

:woohoo:

[RiffRandell]

9. 1988.

Yeah I was the stoner/smart/punk girl.

[stuntcat]

84. 1988, me too

I was a general nerd, which I'm proud of considering my sad town- which I busted out of real fast :D

[grace0418]

153. Another for 1988.

I wasn't really part of a clique, I was just arty/honor-student/punker/nerdy girl. If there was a club for that, I guess I was in it.

[gr8dane_daddy]

168. Drugs are Fun, Sex is Great!

We're the class of '88!

Gawd I hated our motto...and our class song was Michael Jackson's Man in the Mirror.

[Lady Effingbroke]

176. I also graduated in '88.

Our class song was 'Welcome to the Jungle'.

I have no idea how we got away with that one.

[Earth_First]

180. Another 1998

I was a frisbee-chuckin' cheebah-monkey (a.k.a. hippie)

We spent most of our weekends gallivanting all over the countryside to catch Phish and make it back home for classes again on Monday.

Can I have 1998 back again, please?

[Nicole]

10. 1976

Part of a clique? No, I was the clique. :rofl:

[wildhorses]

47. i see that i nestle right between you and maveric

great company:bounce:


maybe we shoud start a clique:rofl:

[Nicole]

48. Perfect place to be!

:woohoo:

[wildhorses]

50. i could not ask for better company

i think bunny slippers should be our mascot:P


:woohoo:

[Nicole]

53. Thanks!

Bunny slippers would make fantastic mascots. :rofl:

[hellbound-liberal]

57. I graduated in 1976 too. But I never had bunny slippers.

I think my girlfriend would have thought I was weird.

[av8rdave]

127. I'm a 76er too....and no clique for me

[bluethruandthru]

131. Yet another 76er here!

No clique...I liked hanging out with all different kinds of people. Still do!

[av8rdave]

148. Where did you go to High School?

I went to a couple...northeast Ohio, but graduated in Maryland

[Cobalt-60]

167. 1976

No real clique to speak of.
We did have a drinking circle- but anyone was welcome.

[maveric]

11. 1974

[Kali]

12. 78

should have been 77 but I traveled with my family between my soph and junior year - didn't feel like "home" schooling so I just stayed back a year when we got back. I had a few close friends the year behind anyway so no biggie.

I mostly hung with the stoners, but was friends with most everybody, especially after traveling - it will do that to you. More people in this country need to see more of the rest of the world. It would do us ALL good.

[Scooter24]

13. 1998

I was part of the "popular" group and I was out. High school was a lot of fun.

I had a lot of friends, a loving family, and a hot boyfriend. Life was good :D

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

63. Me too !

[lies and propaganda]

175. Myself as well!

Bossier City, Louisiana!

[SPKrazy]

14. 1979

no

I managed to find my way into a few different cliques and didn't feel totally part of, but wasn't rejected either.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

15. 1961! Yeah, I'm old!

And no, I wasn't part of the "in" crowd....

I ran with several folks who also were on the outs with the hot kids!

:hi:

[Jimbo S]

16. 1984

No clique. Fuck that. I was a loner. I've started the DU Loners Group/Posse.

[recoveringdittohed]

17. 1969, I was a member of the Chess Club

Is that a clique?......I didn't think so.

[Hosnon]

18. 1982. And I was in that crappy zone between cliques. NT.

[Shine]

119. Hey!

I was 1982, too. Doesn't that seem like forever ago? Weird...

:hi:

[Roon]

19. 1986

Graduated from Job Corps

[u4ic]

20. 1984

No clique. I would call myself pretty much ignored throughout high school...not popular, nor picked on.


I don't know if more than a dozen people would know me if I went to a reunion.

[Pierre.Suave]

21. 1994

I feel old.

[Kerrytravelers]

161. I'm '94, too. In Northern CA. And you?

[Dervill Crow]

22. 1972. Never part of a clique.

I've always marched to the beat of a different accordion.

[Abies]

23. 1992 It was me against the world (n/t)

[LSK]

24. 1990 - no

[Nickster]

147. Me too! n/t

[reyd reid reed]

25. 1978

and no.

[lizziegrace]

72. Same here

if you count the other band freaks as a clique, then I suppose I was. :shrug:

[ms liberty]

132. mr liberty was a band freak too...

it's something we share in common, because I was a chorus geek; we both grew up in families that appreciated and listened to music a lot, we loved our experiences in school and music has always been important to us. We have a wide range of music we listen to regularly, far outside our own generational music. From classical to jazz, big band, and swing, bluegrass, some country music, right on thru rock up to today's music - although I just don't get into rap.

I think being a band freak or a chorus geek was a fun way to get through high school.

[hfojvt]

169. I will always think of the class of 1978 as my senior class

since they were seniors when I entered high school as a sophomore. I am not sure what you mean by band 'freaks'? The homecoming queen for my class of 1978 was a sax player who made all-state band. Our Cherry Prom queen was a flute player. A couple of flute players from my sophomore class (1982) were in the Miss SD pageant, etc. One of our trumpeters and a drummer were starters in basketball and played football too (and track). Our first chair trumpet was #2 on the tennis team, and alot more cheerleaders and members of the various dance squads used to be in band through Jr. High. For example, our football linebacker, who made all-state, used to be 2nd chair trombone in the 9th grade.

In that sense too, band was too large to be a clique. It was not exclusive, and was likely to have it's own sub-groups and infighting.

[tcfrogs]

26. 1988

Editor of the school paper, captain of the basketball team, wide receiver on the football team.

[marzipanni]

27. 1968

[unsavedtrash]

28. 1987

Our graduating class was 122 so we all knew each other. Combine the head, the jock, and the freak from the Breakfast Club and that was my group.

[Lumily]

70. That's my year too.

I had a group I hung out with, but I wouldn't call us a clique. We knew everybody and they knew us.

[CrownPrinceBandar]

80. 1987 here too........

And I'm proudly ditching my 20th reunion this summer!

[Dora]

141. Class of '87.

But there were 350 in my graduating class.

[ms liberty]

29. 1977...

and I was in the "chorus" clique; I'd been a chorus geek since the 8th grade. Even worse (or better, as it may be)in high school I was even more of a chorus geek, because I was in the Madrigals a capella group as well as the choir, and one semester I was the student assistant for my chorus teacher.

Other than that, in high school I didn't belong to any clique, most of my friends were out of school.

[Qanisqineq]

30. 1992. No.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

31. 1998/A clique of one.

[texanwitch]

32. 1973

Not part of a clique.

[KitchenWitch]

33. I did not graduate high school

:P

[TOhioLiberal]

35. 1980...

...not cool enough to be in a clique. I was a clique of one.

[driver8]

36. 1981 -- I hung out with everybody!

I was a jock and hung out with the "popular" crowd (couldn't think of another word for it.).

I liked to party so I was cool with the Stoner crowd.

I did sound for my friends' band so I also hung with the band geeks!

[trackfan]

37. 1977

No clique that I am aware of.

[smtpgirl]

38. 1978

Clique?

Hell No (hung out with most people, I was known as a frock a freak-dope smoker & a jock-sports lover). Loved all kinds of people, not just the obvious.

I was my own person, glad I wasn't in a clique, just gave me more life experience.

Since I have a job where I interface with many people in a day, I have to be able to switch gears with many personalities.

[Left Is Write]

39. 1984.

[Lex]

40. 1983.

Lots of friends, but no clique.

"Come on Eileen" still makes me think of my HS graduation year.

[mark414]

41. 2003

my running crew were the kids who got along with everyone but secretly made fun of them

[QMPMom]

42. 1975. No clique for me.

[ghostsofgiants]

43. 2003 and no, no clique.

[ptvet]

44. '84 no clique, and n/t!

[qnr]

45. Didn't, and no

[LibDemAlways]

46. 1970.....I was so not a part of

a clique that when I decided to participate in planning the 20 year reunion, no one remembered me. It was pathetic.

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

49. 1973

And I was in the "Terminal Loner" club.

I eventually outgrew it.... :evilgrin:

[MikeH]

51. 1968

I was known for being one of the two math brains at my school, and was especially good at math and the physical sciences (chemistry and physics).

However socially I had a lot of problems. Actually it seemed that I was part of a clique consisting of myself and the other math brain, and sometimes one or a few other people.

It was after I left high school, and actually moving from Illinois to San Diego, CA, that I feel I was able to move beyond the problems I had in high school.

I have been back to a few of my high school reunions, starting with my 20th, and by having been back I have been able to make peace with most of my old painful issues from high school.

[Alexander]

52. 2001. I was in a clique full of kids who hated cliques.

Our school had maybe 1200 people, and out of that there were like 10 of us who couldn't stand that the other 1190 were so cliquish, judgmental and close-minded.

Hence, we didn't call it a clique. :-)

[Q3JR4]

58. I see, the un-clique-ers.

:)

[Manifestor_of_Light]

54. 1972.

One of the kids in Orchestra, so that meant most of us were nerds because we were smart enough to play an instrument.

[njdemocrat106]

55. 1999

No clique here. I defied any categorization.

[a kennedy]

56. 1969, and yeah, the band was a clique.......

the rest of the school didn't think so, but d*mn, we were the best band in the schools history. LOL :toast: :bounce: :patriot:

[Q3JR4]

59. 2000,

then spent the next 6 years in college until graduating with my B.S. from a university here in Idaho.

A month and a half later, I got a job as a gas station attendant. Isn't life fun?

[Guava Jelly]

60. 1985

And nope.

[Maine-ah]

62. 1993

I don't think I was.....:shrug:

[Dastard Stepchild]

174. '93 here, too...

I hung with the punks. We made it our mission to shave our heads and dye our hair as many colors as possible prior to graduating. I even had a nose ring back when people would make fun of you for having one. :)

[WCGreen]

64. 1975....

Just a loudmouthed kid who tried to make a difference...

[GenDem]

65. 1977

I was part of the anti-clique -- one of them artsy types (actually it was more the pro pot clique). I did, however, get along fine with the jocks and the preppies. No animosity at all. Right now, I'm enjoying being a key member of our 30th class reunion steering committee.

[NewWaveChick1981]

66. 1981. I belonged to no cliques, unless you count the nerd group.

:rofl: :P I was anti-clique there, and when I got to college, I was anti-sorority and anti-fraternity. My group of choice (not a clique) was the Science Fiction Club. :P

[stuntcat]

85. rock on, nerd group

:headbang:
Our nerd group went for horror movies instead.

[NC_Nurse]

67. 1979. No cliques.

I was an outsider. Having an alcoholic mother and an autistic brother was exhausting enough.

[Random_Australian]

68. 2005 - What's a clique?

[mrbill]

71. 1966 - no clique

n/t

[querelle]

73. 1979

There weren't really any cliques at my school. It was a small private French school (Lycée Français) that I attended from grades one through to twelve. There were only 35 people in my graduating class, so I guess all of us kind of constituted one big clique.

:shrug:

Q

[trof]

74. 1959 no clique

[unpossibles]

75. 1988. The only clique I was in was the small group of people

who were not in one of the cliques. I had friends in the various ones, but... meh. We were the "smart" kids who also drank and partied. A lot.

It's funny too, but a couple of the actually smart kids who did not party or even hang out with us would eat lunch with us everyday. I think it was for protection: sure, we would once in a blue moon play a prank or tease, but never maliciously, and more importantly the football players didn't bother us, so they were safe by proxy.

It's such a strange little world, and one I don't miss in the least. I have grown leaps and bounds since then, and prefer to live in the now when possible.

Speaking of now, I need to get off the computer now and get some stuff done. :(

[GaYellowDawg]

76. 1985, and no

Although apparently I'm part of one in grad school.

[BarenakedLady]

77. 1987 and no, not really (n/t)

[racaulk]

78. 1993, and no, I was a bit of a loner back then.

:P

[bigwillq]

79. 1996

I was part of the jock clique.

[blockhead]

81. 1982, stoner clique

[Shine]

118. Dude, fellow '82er here

:hi:

[datasuspect]

82. 2007 and i was the most popular guy on campus

we used to beat up loners and outcasts.





























actually, mid 80s

[fight4my3sons]

83. 1990 - no

[dropkickpa]

86. 1995/social butterfly

I hung out with the nerds, the stoners, the gang-bangers, the alterna-teens, stage crew geeks, bank geeks, artsy fartsy's, among others.

I only hung out with my school friends at school, though. I mostly hung out with older friends outside of school.

[WritingIsMyReligion]

87. 2009.

My only clique is the clique of noncliqueness. :P

[Maineiac]

88. 1972

I was a geek <sigh>. Debate Club (we placed second in the CT state tournament in 1970), math league competition, NHS. I was only popular around finals or when Chemistry Labs were due.

[ScreamingMeemie]

89. 1988...School was too big really for there to be defined cliques.

I really don't believe in them anyway, as defined. People are friends. There are groups of friends and sometimes they crossover. :hi:

[vi5]

90. 1988 and I was an all purpose loner....

I wasn't involved in any clique but I had friends in and was pretty much accepted by all assorted cliques. I was a long haired middle class kid into punk rock and hardcore in a largely preppy private school inhabited largely by extremely wealthy kids. I was in honors classes but was not super motivated classroom wise. I was into stoner like music and hobbies but didn't do drugs or drink. I was involved in music and theater but was not a band or theater geek (so to speak. But I had friends in all of these assorted circles.

[Cadfael]

91. 1978

Do the library nerds count as a clique?

[annonymous]

92. 1981

I wasn't part of any clique. My high school was large and it was easy to go unnoticed. I went to my 25th reunion and some of my classmates didn't recognize me. My appearance has changed a lot from high school. I am 30 pounds heavier and a bit taller than I was when I graduated. I also wear glasses.

[Wetzelbill]

93. 1994, yes I was in a clique

several of them....

the Indians, the cowboys, the jocks.... I pretty much hung out with all different cliques. Small school and I was somebody who got along with everyone. One day I might be hanging out with the popular jockish crowd and the then next night I might hit a party with the more white trash type clique. I just dig good people. I was an athlete, but I pursued other interests too, like choir etc. Just seemed to be one of those guys who fit in about anywhere.

[photogirl12]

107. I graduated in 1994, too.

I wasn't part of any clique though. Big school, and I was kinda a loner.

[bicentennial_baby]

94. 1995

And yes, several :D

[NMDemDist2]

96. none of your business! and I hung with the Drama Club crowd

we were total stoners :rofl:

[Vidar]

97. 1974, in the middle of Watergate.

[AlCzervik]

98. 1985.

[CatholicEdHead]

99. 1995

No cliques for me.

[Tikki]

100. 1967.......

I hung out with my boyfriend (now husband) and his friends.



Tikki

[mac56]

101. 1974, and no.

nm

[Reverend_Smitty]

102. 2002 and I really didn't see cliques at my school...

although I will say that my lunch table was the social center of the cafeteria. The lunch monitor constantly yelled at us because there were too many people crowding around the table. But I hung out with a wide variety of people.

[MiniMandaRuth]

103. I will graduate in 2010.

And I'm a part of my own clique.



Seriously.

[MistressOverdone]

104. 1968 and no, not really in a clique

I had some friends, however. But we weren't the "popular" kids. We were the "artroom and music room" kids.

[JitterbugPerfume]

105. 1959

dagnabbit

[Seabiscuit]

106. What's "high school"? Just kidding. 1963. No cliques existed.

It was a much simpler time to be young.

[prolesunited]

109. Wow

You graduated the year I was born.

[prolesunited]

110. Wow

You graduated the year I was born.

[5thGenDemocrat]

108. Class of '75, Saginaw (MI) Arthur Hill High School

But I actually graduated (GED) in November 1973, prior to entering the Army.
John
Attended the Senior Party in my Class A uniform. No clique, really -- I had friends among the stoners, the brains and the jocks.

[mike_c]

111. I did not graduate from high school....

I was in the juvenile detention clique.

[Dora]

140. Very interesting!

And you survived it well. Good for you! I'm glad the system didn't break you.

[mike_c]

143. yeah well, I can laugh about it all now....

I had a misspent youth. :rofl:

[Dora]

150. If you can laugh, not a moment was misspent. Just misdirected.

:-)

[Bzzzz]

112. 1977...

and definitely not in a clique

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

113. I will answer for myself, RandomKoolZip and SouthoftheBorderPaul - 1993

What a year

[fortyfeetunder]

114. 1975

school was in a different neighborhood from where I lived, and none of my classmates lived nearby -- no time to get cliquey... music geek. OTOH, I did make more lifelong friends from that music geek crowd than any other time in my life.

[RetroLounge]

115. 1979

and I was so NOT in a clique, nor did I fit into any group for that matter...

It was hell being this cool in 1979... :rofl:

RL

[SPKrazy]

156. Hey I Did Too!

1979

and it was hard to be cool in 1979

I wasn't in a clique but could seem to morph into whatever...

:pals:

[likesmountains 52]

116. 1970..my HS had 3 cliques..ropers,dopers and jocks...

[Shine]

117. 1982

yes, I was part of the "smart kid" clique, somewhat dorky. :eyes:

[suzbaby]

120. 1999 and we had our own Prince song to go with it!

I had a group of friends and we were pretty smart/geeky. Many of my group were into theater, I was in band, we were all into computers. We had fun. I have no idea if that was a click, but it was a great group of friends.

[Scarlett17]

123. 1989

I hung out with lots of groups, but never pledged allegiance to any one particular group.

[catmandu57]

124. It was supposed to be 1975, I was a major stoner

I got caught up in the purge, they threw the whole lot of us out the same day, somewhere around 100 kids suspended for the year. We used school as a social club, where we met up with friends, hung out in the park, got high, and never went to class.
My parents moved us into the country after that where there weren't any drugs, cough cough. I became the connection, I got my g.e.d. in 76.

[Mad_Dem_X]

125. 1985...

And no, not part of a clique. I was very unpopular.

Oh shit, now I'm having unpleasant flashbacks - thanks a lot!! :cry:

[GoneOffShore]

126. 1966 And I was in the "Theater Clique"

But that meant we were shunned by all right thinking students who participated in SPORTS.

I haven't been back except for my 20th reunion and except for 5 of us the rest of the class had gotten fat, married their high school sweethearts and were pretty much in dead end jobs. It was sad.

[Critters2]

128. 1977 I wore a back brace. So, I was in the brainy nerd clique

There was a rule against imperfect people being in the cool clique.

[Va Lefty]

129. 1980

Annandale High School (Home of the Atoms)
I played baseball so I was in the Jock clique, despite the fact that I was a major stoner.

[gbate]

130. 1982 and no, I hated cliques then and I still do.

[Major Hogwash]

133. 1974 and was not a part of any clique, so I was in the majority

I almost dropped out of school the year before I graduated because it was so boring I thought I was going to die from all the boredom. A lot of the kids I graduated with thought I had already dropped out because as a senior I only went to classes. I didn't participate in any school activities, clubs, or sports at all.

I was too cool for school.

I had taken a full load of courses the first few years of high school, so I only had to get 7 more credits to graduate.
So, the year I was a senior, I only took 4 classes in the fall and 3 in the spring, 1 credit/class.
Talk about having it made in the shade, man.
Those were the days.

I got up at 5:00 in the morning to deliver my newspapers on my paper route every single day of the week.
Then, I went to school at 8:15 and only had to go until noon!!

Noon, man, and my day was over!

But, because I am an A-type personality, I got an after-school job and went to work at a restaurant as a bus boy after I got out of class.
Sometimes I pulled an 8 hour shift, sometimes I worked until midnight.
I even worked on Saturdays and Sundays, I didn't care.
I put in 40 hours a week at that job, on top of my paper route, and still maintained a 3.5 GPA.

If they would have had personal computers back then, I would have dropped out of high school for sure.

[scarlet_owl]

134. 1999.

[NoPasaran]

135. 1974

Part of a clique of outcasts.

[mopinko]

136. 1972

i was so uncool, i was almost cool. not quite, tho.

[liberal renegade]

137. 1977

hell, everything was clicking in the 70's, we were all cool in our own way......

I have 4 boys who have watched Dazed and Confused at least a dozen times.....

Those were the good ole days........

[Rabrrrrrr]

138. 12

[Burma Jones]

139. 1977 - I don't think I was in a clique, I crossed lines

I was in Band, Choir, Played Football, had a Student Government Post, played leads in HS theatre productions and threw the biggest parties since my folks were in the throes of a divorce and would be absent for days at a time.....

[MedleyMisty]

142. 1999

And I guess it depends on what you mean by clique. I had a few friends and hung out with them, but there wasn't any teen movie stuff going on.

[Redstone]

144. 1970...I'm old. And no I was not; I hung out with the jocks and the greasers and the hippes,

all of them.

I always was adaptible.

Redstone

[eyesroll]

145. 1993, and if you've ever seen "Freaks and Geeks," I was basically Lindsay, in with the Freaks

but pretty much a geek.

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

146. '97 no clique n/t

[alarimer]

149. 1986

went to my high school reunion last fall. I was surprised people remembered me. It was surprisingly enjoyable.

[mvd]

151. 1994

No - no clique. At my Catholic school, there were no real cliques except for popular and less popular. I was never one of the big popular ones, but a couple of my friends were.

[deepthought42]

152. 2000

No, not really. Though most of my friends were in band/chorus (I was a bit of a choir geek...lol)

[Shell Beau]

154. 1996! My class consisted of 40 people so we were all a clique with one another!

We were an extremely close class!

[Bassic]

182. Hey!

The '96 clique is upthread! :D

[UrbScotty]

155. 2005 and no. (nt)

[haf216]

157. 1987

I was one of the original "Freaks."

[cloudbase]

159. '73

Interesting times.

[nedbal]

184. same here, I still have my draft card

[Kerrytravelers]

160. 1994

[salin]

162. some year and sorta but not really

;-)

of the age where I no longer opt to divulge when I graduated from HS. :hi:

[Lost-in-FL]

163. 1988

[Wapsie B]

164. '75

No, I wasn't in any clique then, nor am I now. I've gone to reunions with people saying I hadn't changed much at all. Once the oddball, always the oddball.

[rubberducky]

166. `69, it was a very good year!

Lots of arrests for car slogans!

[libnnc]

170. 1989

Band (marching, symphonic and jazz) and drama club geek.

[bridgit]

171. two years early in '86, no clique...

[Jamastiene]

172. I graduated in 1988.

I did not fit in anywhere at all. There were other loners who talked to me on occasion, but we never formed any kind of clique. I felt like a total reject in high school. I hated it.

[VenusRising]

177. 1994

I was a social butterfly for the most part at my first high school.

We moved halfway through my junior year, so at my new school I was trying to get to know people in general, so no real clique.

[SKKY]

179. 1988...

...I was a Preppy (Actually owned a copy of "The Official Preppy Handbook") jock who went to a mostly black school in the west end of Louisville. I was bussed as part of desegregation, it was quite difficult at times, and if I could go back and change anything I absolutely would not.

[Saphire]

183. We're the best from here to heaven, senior class of '77

[nickgutierrez]

185. 2002 - and I was my own damn clique.

;)

[hyphenate]

186. 1974

I don't care if someone knows how old I am, especially after I pretty much posted it in the past.

Clique? If you talk about regular cliques, like cheerleaders, popular girls, etc., I'd say no. I went to an all-girls high school, and there were some things we didn't have available to us. There was a pep squad at one point to cheer on the male counterpart of our school, but that was only in our junior and senior years.

I DID on the other hand, belong to some clubs, and even ran one of them as well. I worked on the school magazine, I ran the Fantasy and Science Fiction group, and I hung out with people who were just as geeky/science fiction oriented as myself. This was before computers, but many people I knew went on to college to get a BS in computer engineering and programming--I went on to go for a BA in Mass Communications/English, but never finished college.

[AshevilleGuy]

187. 1967 - just before Sgt Peppers came out!! n/t

[sarge43]

188. 1961 and no. n/t

[Arkansas Granny]

189. 1964 and no, I wasn't part of a clique.

[terrya]

190. 1974

I kept to myself. Didn't have very many friends in high school.

[dysfunctional press]

191. 1979. my 'clique' was the stoners.

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