
I go to Olympia. I enjoy it here, I guess if I didn't go to school I wouldn't have any friends or know anything. So, I guess It's a good thing that I go here. Olympia doesn't really have a specific "dialect." Some of us are farther south, and I guess that could make a difference, but I haven't noticed. Everybody here really dresses however you want. You have the people that follow trends, you have people who just wear cloths they like, there are people that hate trends. Even though we have a small school, everybody is pretty diverse in the way they dress and think.
It's almost a tradition here, that whenever we have tenderloins for lunch, it is almost forbidden not to run to lunch. I guess it doesn't really matter how the tenderloins taste, of course they're always good, but if they weren't I'm sure we'd find something else to get excited about.
I don't really pay attention to the cliques. I guess it sort of average. You've got the nice people that everybody is friends with. There are jocks that are obsessed with sports and dating. There are band people. There are nerds, speech people. Nerds, band people, speech people, and nice people seem to interact well. Jocks and like people that are really into fashion, and obsessed with vanity are usually friends.
I've never really noticed a fight or anything between cliques. I don't like drama, so I try not to pay attention. Usually it's the cliques fighting inside themselves. It's hard to place stereotypes on so many different types of people. Even though we don't like to use stereotypes, it seems that they actual do fit for some people. Not all, of course.
The bad things are that the people you used to be friends with in grade school, are no longer your friends. The people that you spent 7 years learning and growing with, now won't give you the time of day.
One thing I like about Olympia is band. I love band. It's the best thing ever. It is ALWAYS fun. I play the trombone. Pepband, Marching band, jazz band, concert band... It's all indiscribable and the greatest thing that a student at Olympia could be involved.