Sophomore Year — October Memoir Challenge
This is my fifteenth post, for age 15, of the October Memoir and Backstory Challenge hosted by Jane Anne McLachlan. My previous posts: Baby Speed Eater, Two Tales, Curls, Most Magical Christmas, Kindergarten, Places, Mental Health in 1969, The Boxcar Children, The Little House Books, Too Thin, Four Square, Curls: Take Two, Scouting, and Schools.
I remember my sophomore year in high school fondly and with mild embarrassment. My focus was almost entirely on the senior class. I wanted to be the girls and I had crushes on the guys. That last was quite safe because the senior guys, for the most part, ignored sophomore girls. As well they should since we were a silly and giggly and dramatic bunch.
I was rarely in the center of anything but for some reason my photo ended up in the center of this page of sophomore candids in the yearbook.
Did you enjoy high school? I remember wondering what attracted guys and how some girls could just talk to them so easily, when I couldn’t possibly.
I certainly didn’t have those things figured out — but I had some friends who felt in the same boat and we floundered around together. Mostly, that was fun.
Don’t think I ever figured it out. Fun memories.
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