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Essay On Senior Prank

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Do you remember your senior prank back I high school? I am going to be writing an argument essay on which prank was best but instead of only seniors it will be between the Juniors,Seniors,and Staff. This essay will explain which prank I think was best and a complex reason as to why I believe what I do. First off the Juniors prank was changing the S.V. from a 15 to a 17 and for the Senior prank they trashed the school. After everything happened our evil principle had a brilliant idea to get us back and that was to have a police officer come in and give everyone a talk and pretended to arrest a girl that was involved in the senior prank. It was all fun and games until that point but in the end our principle said that it was a prank. …show more content…

There is also some rules of judging the prank; how hard was it, time taken, will, courage, and the he ability to complete the task at hand. They had almost ever senior participate and everything everyone did was very significant. This is very important to remember because it wasn 't a last minute idea like our principle 's prank was. It showed everyone 's enthusiasm and creativity in the prank. The prank was just what the seniors had imagined. It was awesome to see everything go down and happen so quickly it was a lot of …show more content…

Some of the teachers say that the staff pranks was best and others say juniors say best, but I have reasoning and evidence to prove why the senior prank was the best. The best part about the pranks was seeing everyone 's face when they got pranked or were affected by the prank. It really showed how funny and hilarious everything really

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