
Talk to the Bridge: Best April-Fools Prank
By Maxine Ryan
Staff Contributor
Students share their experiences of the best April-Fools prank.

Brennan Larson
Photo by Maxine Ryan “April 1, we had French class, and we decided as a class to not respond to our teacher whatsoever. As a response, he read the entirety of ‘The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner’ at us.” -Brennan Larson, Alton, Computer Science major

Draven Choat
Photo by Maxine Ryan “My parents kept buying sugar-free Jello, and I asked them several times not to, but they kept doing it. I took their phones, put them in plastic bags, and put the phones in the Jello.” -Draven Choat, Godfrey, undecided major

Evan Shaw
Photo by Maxine Ryan “Best prank I ever pulled is still going on. Whenever I started at Lewis and Clark, I started prank calling one of my music friends from one of the practice rooms. I pretended I was an old man trying to sell him Girl Scout Cookies. To this day, it’s been two years, he still doesn’t know it’s me. I call him every other week.” -Evan Shaw, Austin, Texas, Music major

Lucas Gardner
Photo by Maxine Ryan “My mother pulled out lint from the dryer, and said it was a mouse, threw it at my siblings and I, and scared us.” -Lucas Gardner, Carrollton, Fine Arts major
Contact Maxine at thebridge@lc.edu
great collection 🙂