Just ask her out. If she says NO, then move on.

Yeah. I guess I might as well, its strange -- I can talk to girls, unless I like them.

*shrugs*

How come on a site full of writers none of us has suggested writing a letter?

Maybe I just missed it, but it seems like it would be a logical solution to "talking" to someone you can't talk to.  Don't have any classes with her you say?  Leave it in her locker.

Quoted from Shelton I thought you were a Phil-thy whore? Ba Dum Dum.

Ahh clever wordplay at her finest...

Anyway, pertaining to the subject at hand, at your age, I wouldn't even be thinking about women yet kid.  I mean yeah, you could, but if you can't get with the girl you want, then don't beat yourself up trying to get with her.  

As for writing a letter, simple, whenever I receive letters, it's always bad news.  PG&E bills, credit bills, letters from old friends who I don't want to talk to anymore, or someone else's junk mail.  Personally, if you're nervous, then wait til you're NOT nervous, and talk with her.  If you can actually man up and tell her how you feel, then I think she can appreciate that at the very least.  But then again, I don't know if that's all too accurate a thing for me to say since that was my tactic when I was your age 15 years ago.  Times change, so I could be wrong, but with my overall experience with women, COOLING yourself down might be the key.  Relax yourself so that you can talk with her.  There's surely gotta be a way to do that, right?

Quoted from Shelton How come on a site full of writers none of us has suggested writing a letter? Maybe I just missed it, but it seems like it would be a logical solution to "talking" to someone you can't talk to.  Don't have any classes with her you say?  Leave it in her locker.

Ever seen the movie Can't Hardly Wait?