In Style has some very interesting photos of the Twilight cast and Stephenie Meyer in high school! Here’s to high school, one of the toughest times in everyone’s life.

The Good Girl: Ashley Greene
SCHOOL: Wolfson High School, Jacksonville, Florida
ACTIVITIES: Acting, dancing, tae kwon do, cheerleading
HIGH SCHOOL MEMORY: “I didn’t really have a boyfriend until I was probably 16, which my parents were thrilled about. I was like, ‘I have no time for boys,’ and my dad was, ‘Yes, I think you’re right.’

LEFT: Greene in her senior year, 2005.

Mr. Popular: Kellan Lutz
SCHOOL: Horizon High School, Scottsdale, Arizona
ACTIVITIES: Boxing, football, Arizona Youth Billiard champion
HIGH SCHOOL MEMORY: “[My older brother] brought me to the parties and I was like the cool young Lutz.”

LEFT: Lutz in his senior year, 2003.

(More high school pictures under the cut.)

The Rebel: Kristen Stewart
SCHOOL: A. E. Wright Middle School, Calabasas, California
ACTIVITIES: Writing, photography
HIGH SCHOOL MEMORY: “I had to stop going to school because I worked [in films] too much and my teachers resented me a lot. But I really love home school—independent study is for me.

LEFT: Stewart in 7th grade, 2003 (the actress was home schooled for high school).

The Jock: Taylor Lautner
SCHOOL: Valencia High School, Valencia, California
ACTIVITIES: Karate, football, baseball, hip-hop dance
FAVORITE SUBJECT: P.E.

LEFT: Lautner in his freshman year, 2007.

The Individual: Nikki Reed
SCHOOL: Alexander Hamilton High School, Los Angeles, California
ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics
FAVORITE SUBJECT: English, Art
HIGH SCHOOL MEMORY: On why she left school after feeling that she didn’t fit in: “If you can’t find the perfect spot in a group, it’s not about how pretty you are. You can’t really fly solo.”

LEFT: Reed in her freshman year, 2003.

The Brain: Stephenie Meyer
SCHOOL: Chaparral High School, Scottsdale, Arizona
AWARDS: National Merit Scholar
FAVORITE SUBJECT: English
HIGH SCHOOL MEMORY: “Don’t ever let anyone tell you that high school is supposed to be fun. High school is to be endured.”

LEFT: Meyer in her senior year, 1992.