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Leaving their Lasting Impact on DALAT

By Anonymous
On May 21, 2018, from 7 o’clock to 8 o’clock, the Senior Class of 2018 played their prank on the school by spray-painting the old high school building. This building is going to be torn down this Sunday, so the students were allowed to spray-paint the windows, floors, ceilings, and doors.

“I spray-painted a panda unicorn on the outside of Mrs. Debbie Chinn’s classroom, and I also spray-painted chicken breast. I like chicken breast because makes it makes me strong and has emotional value,” said Aidan Frusher (12).

From inside jokes to elaborate symbols, there was not a single wall left untouched by spray-paint. Shannen Leong (12) spray-painted a beautiful rose, a cat, and a small stitch on the floor. Jesse Lohman (12) spent the majority of the night spray-painting the Spongebob Squarepants outside of the World History classroom.

While many of the students spray-painted their names on the walls, Mr. Larry Chinn spray-painted “Juniors rock” across from the Junior lockers. To advertise for the upcoming Senior Chapel event, Hyun Ji Kim (12) and Leong spray-painted “Come to Senior Chapel” on the floor outside of the Main Office.

Aaron Tan (12) and Richard Beak (12) spray-painted an outline of their bodies on the floor and left their initials within it. Asher Kim (12), Yigal Ang (12) and Beak watched as Simon Jeong (12) spray-painted a Korean flag on the floor outside of Miss Emily Grad’s classroom.

Sophia Ong (12) spray-painted an outline of the character Biggie Cheese from Barnyard. Jamie Ooi’s name and Instagram were spray-painted many times on the floor and walls of the old high school. “I found it funny that my sister became such a big meme amongst the seniors,” said Jerald Ooi (12).

At the end of their time, the seniors all gathered around a big “Class of 2018” design spray-painted by Kayla Ronning (12), Grace Chang (12), and Melynn Kendrick (12). The seniors then went home excited to see the reactions of the underclassmen the next day.

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