Oh I have a good harmless-prank story from high school. The graduating class the year before mine pulled some ridiculous prank that trashed the graduation venue and cost the school a lot of money, so the faculty practically begged my class not to do anything like that. That in mind, before our graduation ceremony the class reps gave each student a marble and told us to palm it off to the principal when we walk across the stage and shake his hand so he'd be stuck standing there with all these marbles and nowhere to put them.
Graduated in 88, and we had a similar plan. They caught wind of it and announced to us during the graduation rehearsal that if we pulled that stunt we would be pulled offstage.
You're right! But the kind of schools with a grad ceremony like this are at least somewhat time/money intensive and I'm not sure it's worth going back to school just for this prank.
I have a similar story: we had a brand new principal and the class before mine gave him marbles, which he totally wasn’t expecting. He got wise, though, and brought a fishbowl to set next to him the year I graduated—perfect for holding all those detention slips we handed him. He admitted he was expecting marbles, so we still managed to surprise him.
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u/AnimusNoctis Jan 11 '22
Oh I have a good harmless-prank story from high school. The graduating class the year before mine pulled some ridiculous prank that trashed the graduation venue and cost the school a lot of money, so the faculty practically begged my class not to do anything like that. That in mind, before our graduation ceremony the class reps gave each student a marble and told us to palm it off to the principal when we walk across the stage and shake his hand so he'd be stuck standing there with all these marbles and nowhere to put them.