High School / College clubs and activities vs type

High school:

Student Advisory Commission with the mayor
National Honor Society (well, the applications were turned in last week, but I'm as good as in)
Gay-Straight Alliance
Student Council
French Club
Art Club

and I go to a math/sci/tech school.

Emphasis on communication, service, and expression... ENFx?

...I find it difficult to motivate myself to get involved in things. Except theater. I have been absolutely devoting my life and all my time to theater; I want high school theater to run on a professional level, and become exasperated by people who can't seem to pick up the simple tenants of acting with weeks of practice. Which has resulted in my becoming a sort of onstage director who is probably quite annoying. But right. All the "type profiles" seem to suggest that Science Club would be a better place for an INTJ than the drama department, but I know another INTx who is also one of the top performers there, so I think the standard "type profiles" might be just a little bit BS-ed as far as the interests of INTx's go. :crazy:

Theater is the only one of my passions that hasn't "fizzled out" somewhat after a year or so; it seems to give back what I put into it, and it's the only form of art I'm good at.

By contrast, I found myself involved in community service only because it was necessary to make me look good on applications to top schools. ;;^.^ I do enjoy tutoring, though.

High School
Concert Choir
Writer's Club
National Honor Society
Photography

College
Choir
Newspaper
Photography

Lifelong
Writing
Singing/Music
Horseback riding

In High School I played a few sports and did a bit of theatre and in college am in Film Club, a few political/social action clubs, and have been to a few basic formals and been miserable. In the High School yearbook I was voted "Most likely to win a non-violent debate", "Most likely to become Chairman of the Fed" and "Funniest Student". There you go.

I'm in high school. Clubs? uhh... I hang out in the library a lot and frequently see the same people. Does that count?

If there was a psychology, sociology, or philosophy club, I'd join it. I considered joining the GSA, but there are too many people I dislike in that one.

I sometimes go to German club meetings even though I don't speak German.

In high school I over-extended myself to extremes, so I'm not even going to bother with the endless list I'd have to make to say everything I was doing.

College I've learned to balance. I joined our club Ultimate Frisbee team, am involved with our National Honors co-ed fraternity, and that's about all I can handle with school and two jobs. I would be interested in a art/graphic design club if I had the time, as well as possibly others, but I don't think I see myself with the Dungeons and Dragons club anytime soon, or anything like that. There is a gamer's guild, which is completely different, though.