Posted in Georgia November 10, 2015 by Amanda Northern

10 Things You Know Are True If You Went To A Small High School In Georgia

If your experience was anything like mine, you enjoyed all the perks of going to a small high school in Georgia. Everyone knows each other, including your parents and teachers, (which was not always a good thing), and Friday night football was a must! Here are 10 things you just know to be true if you went to a small high school in Georgia:

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1. You knew everyone's first and last name...since Kindergarten.

2. Over half of the senior pictures featured kids with a letter jacket or a 4-H Club jacket.

3. You and your friends sat at the same lunch table for all four years of high school.

4. Friday Night Lights was your reality every Friday during football season.

5. Bonfires were the choice source of entertainment on a Saturday night.

6. You had friends whose parents picked them up from school in a dualie with 26-inch wheels.

8. The football coach was the baseball coach, the basketball coach and your math teacher.

9. Your teachers knew you and your family on a personal basis.

10. You heard the phrase, "I had your mom or dad in my class" on more than one occasion.

Come on! You know that many of these are true! What did I miss? What are some other things that you remember from going to a small high school in Georgia?