Re: I know whats worse

Posted by NY 986 on June 04, 2013 at 17:23:22 from (67.142.178.26):

In Reply to: I know whats worse posted by JD Farmer on June 04, 2013 at 09:17:35:

My experience is somewhat different than some of the ones
mentioned below. I would not have minded trying out for sports
but felt it was futile. Farmers and therefore their kids were of
the lowest standing in our school district so they received
minimal consideration. I remember all too well the kids who
lived on the edge of another district wanting to transfer out of
our district to someplace more hospitable. A couple of the gym
teachers were decent but a common theme was that I never saw
any coaching for the sake of just gym class never mind to see
who was varsity material. If your mom or dad was connected to
management at the local factory or was a business owner in town
your odds were much higher in terms of pursuing what you
wanted. One of a few things that left a very bitter taste in my
mouth many years after graduating. At one point I wanted to
drop out not because of the academics but because the social
atmosphere was near poison.

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