That teacher, known to students as "The Worm," subsequently "gave up teaching and took a job as recreational director of an old folks' home," said English instructor Barry Bergh.Ĭausing a faculty member to quit the profession altogether? That usually means your prank was more sinister than fun in nature. One more senior prank had been completed successfully. He had cleaned the lunch room ketchup from his clothing. By then, Johnny was sitting quietly in the study hall. However, by the time they arrived at the scene, the body had disappeared. The teacher immediately summoned the dean and headmaster. His blood-soaked, lifeless body was sprawled across the shrubbery. Their study hall proctor flew across the room to see for himself. "Oh my God! Johnny jumped out the window!" they screamed. Per a 1988 Inquirer story:Īt The Haverford School about a decade ago, a few 12th graders peered out a window of a third-floor classroom. The 1970s were simply a different time, because if this had happened in the modern era, one can only imagine the type of trouble these kids would have found themselves in – not to mention the media coverage that would have swirled around The Haverford School in Delaware County.
Scenario: As a 'senior prank' two weeks before graduation, about 20 students drive four cars onto the high school athletic fields causing 20,000 worth of damage to the infields and turf. (Disclaimer: Some of the videos and images in this article contain explicit language): Haverford student fakes his own death High school senior pranks are a rite of passage for graduating students.
These are some ideas that have worked and some that may work. And most certainly ignore an Arizona senior who exposed himself in his football team's yearbook picture - he now faces criminal charges.Īll that said, here are five of the weirdest class pranks from Philly-area seniors over the years. One obligation the senior class has is the senior prank. If you're seeking a silly but harmless way to go out before donning your cap and gown, take a cue from a group of Plymouth Whitemarsh High School seniors who recently put their school up for sale on Craigslist (read: fun, but no serious damage incurred). In fact, I'd urge seniors across the Greater Philadelphia Area not to try these class prank ideas at their schools one of the worst things you can do is be unoriginal.
So if you're a high school principal and find dozens of chickens roosting in your office tomorrow (more on that later), don't come to us. Let's make something clear right off the bat: The author, and, therefore, PhillyVoice, do not endorse replicating any of the following shenanigans.
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