SPECIAL
SPECIAL
MIRANDA
MELCHER
ASSAILANT 2012
SENIOR PRANKS
GONE WRONG
THE BEST AND WORST OVER THE YEARS
BY JOON CHOI
On a mild day in April, the Y13s will pull off their supposedly “unexpected” traditional Senior Prank, making a fool out of all of us. It’s
an amusing day for both prankster and victim but not necessairly
for the ayis who have to clean up.
So what exactly did people do in the pranks? Which one was exceptionally creative and enjoyable? Were there any problems associated
with the pranks?
Let’s take a look at what the graduates (past assailants) of our school
think about the pranks their year did and what advice they’ll dish
out to the future Y13 assailants.
Special Thanks to the graduates who
kindly shared their thoughts and experience about Dulwich Senior Prank!
“We moved everything in the IB
common room, the couches, to the
Piazza (which no longer exists) and
wore our pajamas (appropriately),
well, most of us. We filled Mr. Huntley’s office with all the potted plants
in school, which was highly entertaining as he then waded through
them as if he was in a jungle!
We also put Vaseline on door handles around school, hid alarm clocks
in random classrooms to go off
throughout the day and filled Ms.
Atkinson’s office with balloons.
Senior Pranks are fine…but can get
annoying sometimes. Just make sure
it is harmless. I suggest taking pictures and videos of everyone’s reaction would be a great idea! It’s not
only about the Y13s, it is also about
any students or teachers who experience this great event.”
CHARMAINE
CHIU
We dyed the toilet water and water
cooler things, we made a huge class
of 2013 banner which we hung from
the second floor, we put up ugly
photos of ourselves on top of the
prefect board photos and all over
the uni counselor offices, we used
Mr. Kelly’s the economist laminated
covers to form “Adam Smith sucks”,
covered Mr. John’s place with skittles, ate curry in Mr. Parekh’s room
the night before and WGF