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powder from his workplace. “I volved several senior guys who
work at Ray's Buffalo Wings, collected Halloween trash bags
.P r a n k s C o m e and we have this hot sauce of leaves to be placed in front of
there, it’s called the 'challenge the school's main entrance. The
DIVERSITY sauce’, and it’s a powder that central offices used a large truck
to remove the bags before
In M a n y
SHOWN WITH you mix with sauce and put on
wings. It's like the hottest thing school.
SENIOR you can get in O m aha.” when asked if he had realized
PRANKS Homecillo explained. how funny he and his fellow
seniors were before they pulled
An early-in-the-year prank oc­
F l a v o r s curred when several seniors, off the pranks, or if it was just
Freshman cheerleaders chok­ ghetti line on the fateful day in (remaining unnamed), snuck something they had stumbled
ing on extra hot chili powder, first lunch when the seniors onto the football field the night upon, Homecillo replied: “I guess
iophomores fighting to keep laced the spaghetti with their before a football game, and it just proved how funny we
standing in their oil saturated special recipe of chili powder. painted '94’ on the hill in white are.”
locker areas, and Mr. Jurgens Senior Peter Homecillo got the spray paint. A fourth prank in­ ELLEN GRADY
calling a moving truck to remove
scores of bags filled with leaves
blocking the front door. A string
of bizarre, freak events that
f would make the average visitor
to Ralston question the sanity of
the student body? There's a
name to describe these occur­
rences: the infamous yet inevi­
table Senior Pranks.
Every year the graduating
I class strives to carry out pranks
| (hat everyone will remember. A
1 good example of these would e fore a V a rs ity fo o tb a ll g a m e , th e s e n io rs s h o w
be coating the sophom ore th e ir ow n s p irit b g p a in tin g o n th e hill o f th e fo o tb a ll
locker area floor with two large field. P h o t o b g D A W N A E P N A D ij
i bottles of baby oil and the hand
. rails with a vat of Vaseline. The
a n o n g m o u s s e n io r d o u s e s th e s p a g h e tti
I slipping sophomores had Se­
nior pranksters Amy Vacek and b a r w ith h o t chili p ow d er. P h o t o b g A M i j M A P S H
Erin Larson to thank for the task
of remaining in an upright posi­
tion while they retrieved their
I supplies from their lockers. “Ev­
eryone seem ed to like it,” Vacek
said. ‘The sophomores had fun
sliding across the floor. The
seniors had a great time watch­
ing the sophomores fall.”
A freshman cheerleader was
the first lucky person in the spa­
Se+uon PncAtE