Monday, October 09, 2006

Tours for Open House Weekend

No, no ... I'm not talking about the meandering campus strolls led by the key-toting personell. Absolutely not! I'm talking about the Prestigious Guarding of the Cannon (point and laugh at Alvarez).



A lovely display; the only thing missing was the no vacancy sign!

Very, very nice. It gave all the parents a look at our sweet rifle-holding skills, and the prospective students a glance at what our "dry" campus has in store for their punishments.



Always nice to be prepared.

posted by Spitfire at 11:34 PM

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I spent a lot of time protecting that cannon.

15:09  

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