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The Pros And Cons Of Cheez Lunch

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Cheez-its are not allowed in the cafeteria because every student in the cafeteria started a food fight with Cheez-its. The students and Mrs. Conway have been planning to pull a prank on Mr. Carter because it was his last year as a principal. While we were planning the prank, students didn’t want to do it because they thought that they would have to be put into detention. On November 14, 2012, everyone brought four to five packages of Cheez-its to lunch, but some people brought more just so the fight will be longer. Mrs. Conway sat down with the students, so she could be apart of the food fight too. Lunch was almost over, and we all were waiting for the right time to have the fight. Mr. Carter was doing his announcements before he would let

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