Ugh! memories..

[cwilliams66]

What's your worst memory of high school and why?

[Timberlan127]

It's unfortunate that like every profession there are good teachers and people that shouldn't be teaching. Any teacher that would make fun of a student for any reason shouldn't be teaching. A teachers role is guidance and helper to make their students better people. Not to make fun of them. It's sad that your worst memory involves a teacher!! I hope you have some good memories of teachers too.

[skrogman]

Ok, I will admit it.  I was the top of the female weight lifting squad and I was able to leg lift 700 lbs.  I guess I found out the hard way that females with that ability are never going to be among the popular crowd in high school with the girls.  The guys all called me "Butch" or other similar names and it was the worst!

[jonhall37]

dont have many good memories....most i remember are bad ones. been out of school 20 years and still glad to be done with it.

[dkanofsky]

The day my girlfriend dumped me.  But then again, she really didn't know what she was missing!

[nmbrown863]

Gosh I have so many terrible memories from that age. Sometimes I still think of some of those terrible moments from being a teenager and still get embarrassed! Lol.

[alaskakaren]

probably something with a boy...those years growing up are hard and you have to think of them as learning experiences and laugh at them if you can...some of the memories take longer.

[davidh121]

I would say either during my freshman year when I was picked on by a single person (ironically a female in my case) or when a girl I had a crush on during my junior year who said she didn't like me.

[o2bnocn]

Getting hit in the head with a ball during soccer. I was hit in the head a second time but that time the guy took me to the nurse and helped me a lot. The first time the guy didn't do anything.

[gaylasue]

My worst memory was having to change high schools in the middle of my sophomore class because we moved.  The high school that I came from that had 7th through 12th grades at it, had less students in the whole school than just the sophomore class that I moved to had.  There were so many cliques that it would make your head spin.  Needless to say, I never liked high school after we moved.  I was very involved in sports and clubs at the old school but just didn't feel like I fit in anywhere at the new school I went to.  The people were definitely different in attitudes.

[mstevenson2]

none dident go got diploma later