Senior Pranks Lands Le Mars Students in Trouble

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Story Created: May 15, 2008 at 7:11 AM CST

Story Updated: May 15, 2008 at 7:11 AM CST

LE MARS (AP) - Three little pigs that were part of a senior prank have landed two students at Le Mars High School in trouble.

Seniors Michael Donlin and Victor Fischer, both of Le Mars, are accused of using a stolen set of keys to get into the school early Monday, where they locked the pigs inside the building.

A custodian found the pigs Monday morning. No damage was done to the school, but there was a mess.

Superintendent Todd Wendt says the pigs were in the school for five or six hours and there was a "cleanup issue."

Donlin and Fischer are charged with fifth-degree theft and trespassing. They have been banned from Sunday's graduation ceremony.

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