We superglued all of the teachers room locks. Superglue on metal pretty much just slows them down, but it was fun while it lasted!

I think there was some rotten eggs placed in key areas around the rooms as well.....Air quality was pretty poor for a few days.

 

This is the library at my high school:

http://libraries.mit.edu/rvc/kidder/photos/NH08.html

Its ten stories high and is basically a box within a box. You can see in the bottom left picture (inside view looking up from the first floor) that the center of the building is basically hollowed out from floor to ceiling, and the books are on racks around that opening on each level. The opening is about 100 ft across in both directions. All of the librarians' desks and the checkout desk sit on the first floor and look up all the way to the ceiling of the tenth floor.

My senior prank was nothing to write home about, but my older sister's senior prank was pretty awesome. The class took one superball for each member of the graduating class (about five hundred) and put it in a cardboard box. The superballs were taken up to the tenth floor and dropped over the side into that huge opening. They went everwhere! For about five minutes, superballs everywhere! Imagine the part in Men in Black when Will Smith touches the small orb in the MIB office, and it goes flying all over the place, bouncing off of everything. Like that but x500!

Anyway, at graduation, each senior handed the principal another superball in exchange for a diploma. She (Mrs. O'Donnell) was a great sport and got a kick out of it.

-aaron

 

i was expelled in my sophmore year and had to go to a different school with a bunch other trouble makers that was a strick school you were picked up at home taken to school the school was out in the sticks and they locked the gates at 8am and didnt unlock them till 2:30 pm but we got smoke brakes and boxing was a school sport. so i never did a seinor prank. but some of my buddys thought it was funny to weld the principals bumper to a pole

 

For years at my school, the seniors would make a sign out of soda or beer cans to hang over the football field during homecoming. The sign always said " Senior __" with the year of graduation, and there was always "sign parties," which were really just a beer bash. My senior year we had a new principal who said "No more sign parties, and no beer cans allowed in the sign." This made everybody so mad that we refused to save cola cans for the sign. So all we had was a sign that said "SR.80," because they didn't have enough cans to spell out "Senior". For payback, several of the senior football players picked up his VW and set it between two trees! The bumpers were about two inches from the trees and these were oaks that were over two foot in diameter. That's the closest we came to having a senior prank at my school.

 

we've thought about borrowing a buddies uncle who owns a crane (construction) and lifiting the Principals or VP's car onto the roof maybe having one of the stoners plant somein his office when they have a randon school inspection lol no really someof those are pretty funny..... you welded the bumper to a pole???? and those hay bales in the road? how did they remove them??

 

Duct tape freshman to the toilet seats. Spray them down with Neet hair remover and watch the walk around school for days scratching them selfs. Then there was the scranwrap (sp) on the toilet seats. If you didn't see it, wow what a mess it would make.

 

Well I'm only a Junior but the two years ago was a good one and even further back was better. First though you'll need some back-ground on my school.

It was built in the 1960's as a huge cylinder with no windows. This was connected to a foyer, cafeteria, gyms and what not that HAD windows but most the classes were in the "dungeon" as we call it. Three stories of madness. So on to the pranks!

About 10 years or so ago the senior class went on top of the buidling and spray-painted the entire top of the circle yellow then put on a huge smiley face. It took the school a while to notice. I actually don't think they noticed until that summer when they were surveying the land from a helicopter. Needless to say, the smiley still remains and you can see it from those internet overhead maps.

Two years ago (class of 03) noticed that you could buy almost anything on ebay and at great prices. So what did they get? 10,000 crickets. They got these all for about 200 bucks. I'm not kidding on this either. There are three stairwells in the cylinder and they split up the crickets and dumped them at each stairwell on the third floor. After about 15 minutes a teacher that was there really early noticed and contacted the rest of the faculty. For the rest of the day crickets were all over the place and many got into the walls of the building and were there for the rest of the 4 weeks of school. It was pretty amusing watching all the teachers going nuts trying to pick them all up. One teacher in particular loved it though. He keeps tons of little critters in his room and had food for them for the next year. Good Stuff

 

Ok, well, I am a sophomore, and there are 2 high schools in my city. We are very big rivals. There are two senior pranks that I can remember. First, out in the middleof no where, which is only anout 15 miles away, two of the more outcast type kids went and killed 2 Deer, chopped up the bodies and put them random places. A head went in the swimming pool and so on...

A really nasty thing is that they didnt even drain the thing! They just super-chlorinated it.

Last year, a senior in the '04 class, put the rival H.S. up for auction on Ebay! That was the funniest thing and everyone got a laugh out of that one.
Even better, the school sold for about $50 and there was no reserve!

Of coure the cops got involved and no one got caught

It was good


Steve

 

My auto shop teacher was a jerk. When he kicked me out of shop for asking the price of "neuton slugs", he got a surprise. My buddy and I took the driveline out of his truck and put it in the shop under a bunch of scrap metal while he was at lunch. The look on his face when he went to go home was priceless, and it took him 3 days to find the driveline!

 

[QUOTE=and those hay bales in the road? how did they remove them??[/QUOTE]They removed them with the same tractor that was used to put the dumpsters on the roof. Actually all they did originally was they just rolled them off to the side of the road. The next weekend a few of us got just enough beer in us to do something stupid so we went and rolled one right up to the front door of each entrance door with a buddies truck. While in the process of this we saw a car coming down the road and as soon as we realized it was a cop we went to leave and the driver had it in the wrong gear and pushed the bale right through the door. We managed to get away out the back way through the woods, the cop car came after us but soon found out a squad car won't go where a 4x4 truck with 35's will. On this particular night it was not my idea and I thought this was a bad idea from the start, I was not driving, in fact I was barely a coherent passenger. The police officers description of the truck: an older model truck, loud exhaust and big tires. There were only 20 such trucks at the school fitting this description and several more around town.
In more recent years they have added security cameras to deter vilainous kids from doing such pranks.

 

what my buddys did was during lunch four of my friends (one who had a onboard welder in his truck) and the principal had a reserved parking spot with a big sign next to it what they did is put a piece of galvanized pipe to conect it to the sign and welded it all up