In elementary school I was in the choir, the drama club, the Eucharistic crusaders and I was in the Girl Scouts from Brownie all the way to Cadet.......In high school I joined the "Let's get a joint" club and really wasn't interested in too much more than that, boys and rock and roll.

Cub scouts and little league in grammar school (I hated boy scouts!).  What about altar boys?  That was sorta after school.

 

Pop Warner football and then high school football.  Part-time work in supermarkets, factories, caddying and retail.  Very little studying.

What's a Eucharistic crusader? 

It was the older kids in the school that helped out the younger ones.  Helped them with school work, at mass we led them out of the pews to receive communion, at lunch time we played some games with them on the playground, read to them in the library....stuff like that.

That sounds a little goody-goody to me.  I was always in trouble in school.

Well for goodness sake it was elementary school.......

When classes were finished I escaped the school.  I did not voluntarily partipate in any school program.

Do they still clap erasers?  That was always an assignment given to the goody-goodies.  We eventually had an eraser vacuum.  But I guess the schools went from blackboards to greenboards and now a lot of classrooms have whiteboards that you write on with markers.  The whites have taken over.  (Don't say it!)

Correction I di volunteer to clean the erasers.  We were able to go outside or to the basement and beat the erasers to death.

In the age-old tradition of grammar school boys, I used to beat up students on the way home from schools.  Others did the same to me.