senior pranks, hahehheheh Options

[expoised]

the senior pranks i could remember at my HS
2 years ago- someone stole the flag (he accidentally ripped it while trying to take it and was charged with felony)
last year- some seniors spraypainted the entire side of the school.
this year- someone stole our school eagle (its a stuffed, dead eagle. male, white eagle. the school's offering a $1,000 reward to catch the person who did it or to find the eagle. if the person's caught they'll also be charged with infringement on the endangered animals law. which i thought was weird b/c it was dead to begin with... )

what was your senior prank?

[innovation]

my high school (north penn high school) was on MTV a couple weeks ago. last year, this group of seniors (led by tom mcdonald) stuck 30,000 plastic forks all over the school property. it was insane. you go to school, and you see them all over the lawn. MTV read about it in a newspaper and called every single mcdonald in the phone book just to reach that kid. man. that was funny.

article:

The Senior Prank Is Alive And Well

LANSDALE, Pa. - North Penn High School students trying to revive the venerable custom of the senior prank stuck about 35,000 plastic forks into two grassy areas at the school in time for school Monday morning.

Even some teachers were impressed.

Senior Tom McDonald said the group set about collecting 30,000 forks - a target they ultimately passed - during lunch time and from businesses. McDonald said he sent out a phony date in February - partly to get recruits and also to throw off school officials. Then there was the matter of figuring out how to get everyone in and out without getting caught after the effort began at midnight Sunday.

"Imagine coordinating 50 men in 10 cars going in different routes to the school. It was a strategic battle plan," McDonald said.

Getting out proved to be more difficult than getting in. Police arrived after about an hour and a half of work and took 10 teens, including McDonald, into custody.

"They were very mad because they thought we were vandalizing the school," McDonald said. "Once we told them what we were doing, they said they never laughed so hard in their life."

McDonald speculated that authorities took the event in such good humor because it didn't do any damage and it was cleaned up by 11 a.m. Monday.

"I thought it was very wonderful. It was well-coordinated. It brought us a moment of laughter," teacher Tom Lemon said.