NationStates Jolt Archive

Well it's that time of year again, or perhaps past it for some of you.

In my school this year, the seniors set off a smoke bomb inside the school to get everyone out, and then set off some fireworks behind the baseball field after everyone was outside. Even the teachers enjoyed it. I thought it was pretty well-coordinated.

One of my friends was telling me that at the end of his mom's senior year, they released 3 pigs into the school numbered 1, 2, and 4 :D

What are your senior prank stories?

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My senior friends took out every single chair in the auditorium (There are over 200) and hid them all around the school.

Another time, the seniors threw the Headmaster's canoe on top of the school Church and spray-painted dirty graffiti on to it. That was interesting, I have to say.

I wasn't there but this happened at a local high school (some of it made the national news):

Seniors threw balloons full of animal urine, spoiled milk, and other gross substances at students in the cafeteria from a few floors up. While that was going on the cafeteria TV's played a powerpoint some kids had made that was images of softcore porn and the principal's head on Hitler.

I saw on TV about some seniors who went to their school at night and filled all the keyholes with super-glue.
Then, they went and stole some behives, and superglued them to the floor in the outdoor hallways.

The only bad part is that they got caught after a week or so.

Let me tell you of my original idea to build a brick wall in the middle of a hallway,

to reconstruct a car in the principal's office,

to release thousands of bouncy balls in a crowded hall,

to weld/glue/fuse/etc a bunch of lockers shut,

and to take over the PA system.

Did I mention these were completely original?

A couple years back, at my school, some kids in a mechanics class got a hold of an old used car, took it apart, carried it into the school, and reassembled it in the cafeteria.

Another year, a bunch of AV kids (who had keys to all over the school) came over in the middle of the night and moved all the vending machines from the cafeteria onto the stage in the auditorium for CI (required 1st period class for all seniors) the next morning.

We've also done the 3 pigs spray-painted 1, 2, and 4.

This year, some seniors tried to set up a slip and slide down a long glass hallway...but they told too many people, and a freshman told one of the vice presidents, who stopped them.

I've already made a huge thread about this, 6 or 7 pages filled of great pranks. But this is fine.

We disasembled the principals donated car (to the auto club) and re assembled it in a courtyard
(it is in the center of the building we had to go over roof to get it in there)

I asked my friend what he did for a senior prank.He had a fucking prick of a math teacher and he decided to get him back. So, he had his uncle, a cop, come into the school, arrest the teacher on "Sexual assault charges", took him into his car, and drove off. He was later released, after being told he looked like a suspect.

And I was this close || to convincing people to put tarantulas in the vending machines.

One of the best "hide the chair" pranks I heard of happened in Ohio, where a senior class hid ALL of the chairs in the school in the roof. Problem was, nobody stuck around to announce the prank. The school ended up ordering an entirely new set of chairs! They didn't find the old chairs until the fall!

I still remember that senior prank at my college, someone stenciled "Parking Nazi" over all the "Public Safety" decals on the meter maid vehicles. Unfortunately, they noticed too quickly. It would have been great to see Parking Nazis proudly announcing who they were. ;)

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heh, mine was pretty darn easy, i used the command prompt in windows to make all of the disc trays open at 8:20 am, only problem was i entered the wrong commands, and they kept opening everytime somebody closed it. Then i had to fix the problem (although they never knew it was me) im like the IT student aid so yeah, it was funny watching my science teacher get his ambient music to play. i was thinking about destroying the server, but yeah, that would cost lots of money if i was caught.

Some number of years ago, seniors at my school did the superglue in the keyhole bit. However, they forgot one of the doors that the janitors used, and the problem was fixed before it was too late. One of the seniors was caught because he had called one of the school officials and asked if there was school that day. The others were hunted down from there.

Last year, the seniors pulled about seven fire alarms. That was a good day.

This year, sadly, there was nothing.

A friend of mine from a small high school was able to obtain keys to the school through well lets say less than honarble means. Using said keys he and his elite prank crew snuck into the school at night. They then got to the roof and used an elaborate pully system to belay a the lightest member of the crew above the sky light above the lunch room nearly a 50 foot drop, think Mission Impossible?...


Well it worked they got their message sprayed on the glass and it stayed for about year I heard... the funny thing is they botched the spray paint by painting it backwards, failing to account for the reversal of POV from underneath.

ahh, the senior prank at my school this year wasn't so hot, but i'll say it anyways.

every single senior brought a tent (or shared with others) and they all broke through the school's gates and set up their tents on the green in the middle of the campus. it's a spread out campus, and the green is front and center.

so when everyone got to school the next morning, all the seniors were still asleep in their tents in the middle of the school. they didn't wake up til 3rd or 4th period, and the stragglers woke up during lunch.
and they went around in pajamas the rest of the day, carrying around sleeping bags and frying pans.

it was interesting. they also had some people set up grills and they grilled things all throughout the day... and threw them at people. hot dogs. hamburgers. it was interesting.

This year's was pretty boring because of the hazing thing a couple of years ago that most of you have probably heard of. All they did was have the bell start ringing right after announcements and all the clocks in the school started going really fast. It only took a minute to get the bell to stop, but the clocks were already at lunch by the time they were stopped.
My class's 8th grade band prank was okay. we made some towers out of about ten of the chairs. We took all of the rest of the chairs outside and wrote anti-White Sox/pro-Cubs (not much difference) things on them with shaving cream (the band director is a huge White Sox fan). We also put a bunch of duct tape in front of the door to the band room so it was nearly impossible to get in, and we took his conductor stand outside too. We would have sprayed his car as he drove in, but he was giving another teacher a ride, so we decided not to.

Here are a few that may classify as vandalism (I've done these):

- Chuck miniature magnets into the Apple IIC [dating myself] disk drives (yes, 5 1/4") in the computer room at school. It sure made the cumputers act funny, and everyone's Logo project was a mess but mine. That's how I got caught.

- If you see the kind of vending machine that has multiple sliding doors (for apples, cakes, sandwiches), buy something, and replace it with one of those rubber balls with an ugly face on it. It is a riot. I have been doing that occasionally for 17 years now. Over the years I have come up with some great ideas for items to replace - severed plastic hand, tufts of hair...etc - any suggestions?

Indeed.

every unsupervised computer with an internet connection, volume up, and a certain page loaded. (www.hampsterdance.com/graduation.html) as pranks go, rather weak. but far more return on investment than the dolts who were up half the night drawing a giant penis in the parking lot.

Best senior prank ever: with funding assistance from the Very Rich Kid in our class, my high school class purchased hundreds of thousands of styrofoam packing peanuts. We arranged with the custodial staff to let us into the school around 11:00 one night, at which point we disassembled the ceiling in one of the bathrooms and sent a couple of the more slender and athletic guys slithering over the rafters until they were above the Head of Upper School's office. The packing peanuts were then poured into the still-locked office, where they filled the room to a depth of about seven feet.

The look on our Head's face when she opened her door the next morning was absolutely beyond price. :p

(And the packing-peanut-snowball fights that went on for the rest of the day were rather fun, too...)