What was your senior year of high school like?

[Stevens Lindros]

I was weird, I kind of enjoyed it, but at the same time...



^Which is more how I feel about the real world.

[lilburtis9363]

I set up my schedule so that I didn't start till 1:15 (got my electives done early.) Lived in an apartment right across from school, had friends over on their lunch n would clam bake the bathroom then go to my only 4 classes (english, history, study hall, and gym.) I really don't remember a lot of it due to the non-stop partying, but somehow I was literally a point under making honor roll. Senior year was great.

Oh, and I ****ed the hot ass german foreign exchange student and to this day she still walks like a penguin.

[Phila26Flyers]

Senior year was extremely uneventful at my school. I was so fukking sick of high school by that point, especially since I already knew where I was going to school. My only goal was not dropping below a 2.3 GPA so Arizona State wouldn't withdraw their offer for enrollment.

Other than that I laid really low with friends. For the most part, I stopped sneaking out of the house and doing that sort of crap, especially since I had my own car at that point and didn't have to steal my mom's to roll around with friends smoking weed and chasing girls.

I did participate in one school event, the unplugged guitar show. I went up, sang my two covers, and saw my parents walk in at the back of the auditorium as I was about to get off stage. My parents were still walking down the aisle when I stepped back up to the mic, and everyone stopped applauding to hear what I was going to say: I'd like to thank my parents for showing up just as I finished playing. Awkward silence except for a few claps and cheers.

Another highlight of my year was my transexual cousin coming over from Germany to study for the first two marking periods. She was a hit with the guys because they love the accent and the whole German girl thing, but they didn't know she was really a guy. One fool who had like, half days every day fukked him.

12th grade was pretty much a boring bust though. HS in general basically blew.

[NJDevils17]

I wish my high school was set up so that we could just not take electives, but alas that wasn't the case. Anyway, my classes were still very easy and the only ones I had to put some work into were calculus (which was still pretty easy) and AP Biology (which I just sort of gave up on half way through the year since I knew I wasn't going to get college credit for it).

We had open lunch since sophomore year, but being seniors, we had cars so we could drive around the area and go to pizza places, sandwich places, Chipotle, Burger King, etc. The only places that were in walking distance to our school were Wendy's, McDonald's, KFC, Dunkin Donuts, and some weird diner place, so it was nice to have some better variety to hit up. We even went to White Castle a few times which was a much further ride. We did it a few times and were able to get back to class in time, but a few times we were around 20 minutes late to our next class (which in my case was just gym).

As for the whole social aspect of high school, I didn't think senior year was different than any other year to be honest. No one ever really threw parties in high school (I'm sure there were some thrown, but nowhere near the frequency that I've seen at college). I heard of a few parties being thrown, but usually by people I didn't know too well nor that I had any desire to know. I honestly didn't care for most of the girls in classes in high school.

I just remember not really trying particularly hard in any of my classes senior year. There was no point in trying after October when I had sent in college applications, and even less of a point in trying once I started getting accepted into schools.

I remember getting reprimanded in pyschology class (BS elective in high school) for not paying attention and just drawing in my note book. I still got A's and A-'s on the tests so I wasn't sure why she was hating on me (besides my not paying attention and showing no enthusiasm whatsoever, haha).

I pretty much did nothing interesting at all senior year. Pretty much just drove to school (way better than the bus), paid little attention in class and still got decent grades, then drive home. I didn't even bother doing my homework at home. I had an early study hall and I'd just do my homework then for that day.

[Phila26Flyers]

I also sarcastically corrected my Statistics teacher on the first day of school when she tried to pronounce my last name. It six letters long and phucking phonetic, I don't know how teachers screwed it up so much throughout the years.

Anyway it's no wonder she sent me to the attendance office to sign in late even if I got there seconds after the bell rang. I could be literally two doors down the hall, so close she could see the outlines of my pecker in my jeans, and she'd point me away.

I was also late about 130 times combined in 11th and 12th grade. I served many Saturday detentions and a few in school-suspensions. I also got suspended out of school for not going to in-school suspension because I thought it was bullsh*t to be held out of school as punishment for not being in school. I made sure to tell the vice principal that when I argued with him on the phone.

I should mention I was also a dickhead to authority in high school?

[flyersvikes]

I spent the first two months of mine in a full body cast, followed by a month of physical therapy so I would say it pretty much sucked

[Phila26Flyers]

Originally Posted by flyersvikes

I spent the first two months of mine in a full body cast, followed by a month of physical therapy so I would say it pretty much sucked

Whatever you do, don't post the story. Man I feel like I was there!

[Stevens Lindros]

Originally Posted by lilburtis9363

I set up my schedule so that I didn't start till 1:15 (got my electives done early.) Lived in an apartment right across from school, had friends over on their lunch n would clam bake the bathroom then go to my only 4 classes (english, history, study hall, and gym.) I really don't remember a lot of it due to the non-stop partying, but somehow I was literally a point under making honor roll. Senior year was great.

Oh, and I ****ed the hot ass german foreign exchange student and to this day she still walks like a penguin.

Lol, I always wished I could do that, except she wasn't a foreign exchange student and I wasn't muscular enough. Ironically her boyfriend was some hideous, very chubby/quasi-muscular 5 foot wide, 6'0 tops fat asian guy. I always found that funny but turns she was a major bitch and most guys stayed away from her for good reason. Glad I didn't try to get her in my senior year, no, instead she led me on in Grade 11, so senior year was still awesome.

Besides, her nose was f**ked up. Looked like a duck.

[Stevens Lindros]

Originally Posted by NJDevils17

I wish my high school was set up so that we could just not take electives, but alas that wasn't the case. Anyway, my classes were still very easy and the only ones I had to put some work into were calculus (which was still pretty easy) and AP Biology (which I just sort of gave up on half way through the year since I knew I wasn't going to get college credit for it).

I hear ya man, except I had courses like History and Law. I always had to help a stupid bitch in my class who was just using me but it was useful having popular friends, even if they were (and are) so dumb they wouldn't know if they're alive. Even with that, I easily aced every course except one where I didn't hand a couple assignments in (my fault) and another where the teacher marked really hard "ohhh, dear me, can't have grade inflation, this project is...eh C+, oh, and quiz tommorow, and monday, and wednesday" Yeah, he was an asshole who I can't believe was leaching the taxpayer out of more than $80,000 (he told us his salary). His best buddy (who he always disrupted every class to talk to for twenty minutes...I'm serious) was a kick-ass teacher though, I'd buy him a beer. Both were funny anyways.

I miss that place, even the asshole teacher, college is boring as all hell and in Canada (it's different here than USA, here University is king and is completely different) it's just a dead end that some are lucky enough to transfer to University from. All we've got now are boring teachers, high tuition rates for horrible service and teachers who cancel their only class (only 2 ****ing hours) of the day when they get a slight cold or an unrelated union calls a strike and they "can't cross a picket line." Yeah, I bet ya fat bastard! Did I mention they all love affirmative action and abortion and if you were to argue against either you'd be suspended?

Oh, and he made at least 20k doing summer and night school too, and summer school is now "free" so he was leaching even more when he really hated kids (and reminded us of it every day). ****ing asshole :P

[theknuckler]

never had one

[Stevens Lindros]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

never had one

:O You didn't graduate? Did you at least make it to Grade 12 since Ontario used to have that silly Grade 13 IIRC.

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by Stevens Lindros

:O You didn't graduate? Did you at least make it to Grade 12 since Ontario used to have that silly Grade 13 IIRC.

I graduated in the summer after grade 11. only needed a few more credits

[Mike Tython]

Originally Posted by lilburtis9363

Oh, and I ****ed the hot ass german foreign exchange student and to this day she still walks like a penguin.

Originally Posted by Phila26Flyers

Another highlight of my year was my transexual cousin coming over from Germany to study for the first two marking periods. She was a hit with the guys because they love the accent and the whole German girl thing, but they didn't know she was really a guy. One fool who had like, half days every day fukked him.

Umm...

[brawl lover]

Originally Posted by Phila26Flyers

I also sarcastically corrected my Statistics teacher on the first day of school when she tried to pronounce my last name. It six letters long and phucking phonetic, I don't know how teachers screwed it up so much throughout the years.

A lot of people pronounce it Doo-Shay.

[antonio106]

I just remember it sucking. University was my time to shine! :-D