When in highschool, what was your sterotype

I believe I was average, with alot of friends.

I do believe I was a half geek, half nerd. I probably still am. I was the girl whose hobbies were not things a lot of people understood. I was also the girl who got good grade who you ran to when you had academic concerns. It was a happy high school life though, since bullying was never popular in my school.

I graduated in 1990. My entire graduating class were burnouts. we all got high together. I havent heard from anybody since. No reunions, nothin!

Popular geek. We had a small community in high school so "popular" is a distorted term. I am a geek because I always ran for honors. I did quite well then. Another thing to note is that in the Philippines, being smart doesn't necessarily mean you can't be one of the "cool" guys. We value intelligence more than the stereotyped cultures of the westerners. Guys who are both smart and decent looking get the girls - dumb guys who look good... well, girls wouldn't want to introduce those to their parents. Thanks for the response on my discussion!

I guess I was considered a geek. At least that was who I hanged out with. But some of the top students were also cheerleaders believe it or not. Most of the geek kids wer considered very popular too. I did not consider myself popular though.

I was not necessarily a nerd but I was known by everyone even by my friends as being a goody two shoes girl next door type. I was the smart but nice girl who had an average bunch of friends. I was quite quiet back in high school too. Its quite amazing how things have changed now im more outgoing, love performing and acting and can even make conversation with strangers.

cheerleader...nuff said.

I was part of the "Weird" group back when I was in high school. lol I kept to myself, I had only one friend (not kidding there!)...in short, I tried to keep myself as invisible as possible, which was hard to do, considering that I was also in the band and thus had to perform at football games, pep rallies, etc. I guess you could say I was in the "Weird band nerd" group. :D