Pork chop, pork chop, good and greasy, McClintock girls are easy. McClintock High School principal Mike Gemma says he wasn't present during the rally, but he plans to let the students know some of the behavior was not acceptable. She was begging me to go. Not only did Luke, a McMinnville, Ore., senior, go to his prom, but he also brought seven dates. The good-hearted captain of the football, basketball, and baseball teams found out the girls were going stag or staying home.
Seniors celebrate graduation with a six-course meal, going to different homes for each course.
Juniors and sophomores crash the party by pelting eggs at the graduates in between courses. Reproduced with permission from the July 1998 issue of The American School Board Journal . The American School Board Journal is an editorially independent publication of the National School Boards Association. Opinions expressed by this magazine or any of its authors do not necessarily reflect positions of the National School Boards Association. This web page may be saved to disk, printed out for individual use, or reproduced in quantities of less than 100 copies for academic use only, provided this copyright notice remains intact on each copy.