Where grades 9-12 (especially the guys) go to be close to the saint mary's girls down the street. Broughton girls try not to act all offended when their boyfriends are looking at those hot saints, but really they are so deeply wounded by this that they try to bad-mouth those sweet girls on public websites. Also, the broughton girls are so tired of all their guys bringing SMS girls to their dances- that they wanted them to be cancelled because no one had dates. But that's totally okay girls, becuase if you come to your senses and go to SMS you will be accepted b/c we take care of our own.
broughton girl 1: Jeez, are we ever going to catch a break? Those Saint Mary's girls are stealing all our boyfriends, we don't even compare!!
broughton girl 2: Yeah, it's true, but don't let anyone else know how we feel, we'll just play it off like we think we are cooler than them and no one will notice.
broughton girl 2: Yeah, it's true, but don't let anyone else know how we feel, we'll just play it off like we think we are cooler than them and no one will notice.
by looker April 7, 2005
Where grades 9-12 go if they didn't get into SMS of WBF. Usually they try and act smart, by popping their collars and wearing rainbows... but they just can't pull it off.
by Needham February 15, 2005
A historic school full of money and more money, A school that is highly ranked in education a matter of fact in the top ten....amongst this population has a crowd of extremely good looking people who dont depend on Abercrombie and Fitch for style, cause for them that is pocket change. As for thier sense of style thier more into the Lacoste and Micheal Star, Ralph Lauren and yes we do pop our collars but face it GREEN HOPE and yes i am calling you out we invented it and made it "HOT"....as for the Rainbows sweetheart I have a secret to tell you there flip flops ANYONE can pull them off, we just have the money to spend on more than one pair of them a year!!!
explanation of how Green Hope wants to become a school like this has been....and still carries on to be
by Needham March 13, 2005