Here are 13 photos of Hillary Clinton in high school

Nearly unrecognizable, see if you can pick out Clinton in this photo from her freshman-year homeroom.

Hint: She's wearing those thick glasses.

A young Hillary sits at the center of the second row as a member of her freshman-year class council.

From 1961-1964, she attended Maine East High School and was redistricted when Maine South first opened.

Just a year before she started high school at Maine East, the school's second-most famous graduate left its campus: Movie star Harrison Ford.

Here's Clinton in her sophomore-year homeroom.

Also in her sophomore year, here's Clinton as a part of class council.

During her junior year, Hillary was the vice president of her class.

Clinton was also a member of the "sportsmanship" committee in her junior year.

Clinton headed the "Organizations" committee at Maine South as a member of the school's student council.

During her first year at the school, she along with ten other council members drafted the school's student council constitution.

She was also a National Merit finalist during her senior year.

As well as a member of the National Honor Society, where she stands second from the right in the middle row.

Here's another shot of Clinton with her fellow student council representatives during her senior year. She's second from the left in the middle row.

Clinton was also a member of the school's senior debate team.

The team went on television during Clinton's senior year, but she was not among the three students who participated, per the school yearbook.

She was, however, selected as an alternate to appear on the program, if any of the other three couldn't participate.

Front and center in this photo, Clinton was named one of her school's "senior leaders" — an early foreshadow to her future endeavors.

Nearly 30 years later, Clinton would return to Maine South during her husband Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign.

You can watch that throwback campaign event below:

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