From my experience it seems that the ultimate goal of the "authorized
but cool" prank is to delay school. While I have seen some bad attempts
(chaining the hallway doors closed), the one that actually worked and
was clever was to take all the desks from the classrooms and move them
down to the track, neatly lined up around the edge of it. They then
took the keys to all the school pickup trucks so students and teachers
had to bring the chairs back up one by one...We missed at least first
period, if not second.
Another part of that same prank was to place alarm clocks throughout the
chapel that went off at various times during chapel service. That was
a clever class...
Good luck with yours!
Melissa Tredenick
Director of Technology
Christ School
-----Original Message-----
From: Lorrie Jackson [mailto:ljackson@lausanneschool.com]=20
Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2009 3:09 PM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Authorized but cool senior pranks?
We've increased security on campus this year and our seniors' efforts to
prank us after graduation have been successfully thwarted. This is a
really great class and we'd love to actually collaborate on a cool but
safe senior prank. Anyone had success
with this and want to share an idea? Reply off-list if you would like
(and let me know off-list if you want to hear what responses I get).
Thanks!
Lorrie
Lorrie Jackson
Director of Communications and Marketing
Lausanne Collegiate School (Memphis, TN, USA)
901-474-1003
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