Did you organize or join clubs when you were still in school?...

I did not join any clubs in elementary school. I went to a small school that was less than 100 students. It started at kindergarten and I graduated there in the 8th grade. There was the not that many clubs and I did not fit in so I did not join any clubs. In high school I was not allowed to join any clubs. My sisters where in the Future Farmers of America and someone had to stay at home and cook and clean so I was not allowed to join any clubs.

i wish to take part in one Book Club its cool =p i love to read. even if have geeks this dont bother me i like anyway. start read and dont stop anymore do a travel to the imagination world. but about the clubs... in my country dont have exactly "CLUB" but is some kind of this anyway. i've join some clubs like: swimming - i've winner some copetitions too =p karate - i feel hurts till now xD kung fu - i've loved it. chinese boxe and taishishuan (something like that) and kendo :o i know have more but i'm not remembered =/ whatever this was the best and main clubs =p i almost forget... computer club ^^

Hi aseretdd, I was an active member and officers of different organizations in our School before...Red Cross, Ladies Circle,Peer Counselor,Math CLub,Student Government etc...I love it all and I do know how my friends and I managed to handle all the meetings and activities of each organization..LOL! I have that energy back then! we never missed any meeting though..It was just tiring especially during founder's day and you need to help in every club in putting up a Booth..I remember we used to spend our night in the School so we can work every now and then..LOL! Those were the days anyway..

I have been into religious communities during high school, what I like about it is gave me the opportunity to meet new friends and become a servant.

Hi! :) Our school required students to join clubs...which they refer to as co-curricular clubs, from grade school to college for every semester/school year. There are lots of clubs and are moderated by teachers. I was in this school since kindergarten and have been to many clubs. I've been to Art, Folk Dance, Indoor Games, Table Tennis, and Computer Club during my Grade School years. It's funny that I forgot what club I was in during my first year high school. Maybe it didn't make too much impact on me that I forgot what it was. But from second year high school until college, I was in the campus paper as an artist. It was fun to see the progress of how a publication works and to see my works get published. The college years took its toll on me that I had to quit the publication. I had to study and we were going to classes 7 days a week. I had no choice but to quit. I wanted to contribute some things but really didn't have the time. Aside from it, I was also in a youth Christian community in school and I can't attend both at the same time. Overall, I had lots of fun with the clubs I was in and felt lucky to be in those. The unlucky ones would be those who weren't able to join clubs of interest because the maximum number of members has been reached or the clubs did not really interest them. Suddenly, I miss those years after typing them all here. I graduated recently and realized it's all in the past. How time flies by...

Your school experiences are varied and challenging. I joined at least 4 of them but my favorites were the English club and the Writing Clob. These two were enough for me and had kept my hands full. I did some reserved officer's training too but that was only for beginners.

I was in quite a few clubs back in high school and at community college, but now, I am not really a part of any clubs. I should be, but the clubs at my college can be insane.

I was editor of the school newspaper and Co captain of the cheerleading squad. Other than that, I didn't do much in school.

I did every extra-curricular activity going at school- running club, gymnastics club, violin lessons, sitar lessons, dancing, foreign languages club and more!

During my high school days I joined only one organization in our school which is the"Usher and Usherette"... It is a tiring job sometimes because you need to maintain your mood for the guest even sometimes they don't great you or it seems they didn't see you.. But no matter what the moods of the guest, I need to keep my smile in my face and always have a sweet greeting with them even you are already angry.. When I'm in college, I had joined many organizations.. It is really tired because I need to balance my time with my studies and all of my organizations... But in all of my organization, I am most active in environment organization because for me that was the most exciting and most interesting org. that I had joined.. The named of that organization is ECOWATCH.. I had learned so many things in that org. and I earned so many friends.. My other organization was academic organization... Where in studies and grades are big deal so it is kind of boring but somehow I still enjoyed it..

I never did join any clubs in school because I always had a job after school so I knew that I couldn't. I was in band one year if that counts.

I didn't go to any club in the school, nothing was quite interesting for me, and I have bunch of friends that had the same idea with me at that time, so it ended up we had an unofficial club for clubless students. maybe if it becomes official, it should be named hangout club.

I didn't much experience in joining schools clubs. but i still remember some. The club i have been attending for the longest period is ball dancing. i liked it a lot, and it is a great way to teach children rhythm and learn their bodies. Besides, ball dancing is very beautiful, bright and so various. i got very good physical training at that time. I also joined spanish club because we had a very interesting teacher, and the language is indeed melodic.

Well, I'm currently in high school, and this year I'm only a member of one club--Red Cross (I'm their webmaster). Over the past several years I've joined numerous clubs, mostly for fun. Some examples include web design, Java programming, role-playing, and a few other volunteer-based clubs. If I were to comment on my experience in most school clubs...I'd have to speak in the negative. Most clubs (at least at my high school) aren't organized enough to really be any fun. Some say it's a good way to meet new people, but I could probably meet the same amount of people just through group discussions in classes. Often times club meetings are just used to announce new activities that are already posted on the club website, making them both redundant and useless. I suppose I stick with Red Cross because I'm actually doing something I enjoy (making websites) with them. Just my 2¢.

I was very active in my extra curricular activities back then. I used to be join organizations and even organize anew. It was so great since I get to know several people in the campus. And having many peers will lessen all the worries you have with your homeworks, etc.

Hello aseretdd, I was not active while studying in varsity. I didn't join any clubs but I was active in outdoor activities. Due to my science background, I used to camp and jungle trekking. I went to islands and jungles throughout Malaysia just to get my studies done. At the same time, I liked what I was doing - meeting new species, explored the jungle and camping! (Oh, yes! You are right. I don't like to study science!) I was even expelled (not the right word....I didn't get a place in a hostel for my second semester, first year due to not being active in any university clubs. (In fact, I was willingly request to stay with my sister without my father's consent) So, back to your discussion.... I don't have any good experience to share with others here about my club activities *sighs*

Since I liked English that time, I usually was in anything English-related. I wrote for the school paper a bit. Other than that, I didn't really joined that much in other organizations. I felt like I could not devote my time to a lot of school affiliations.