High school pupils, as is commonly known, typically fall below the legal drinking age of 21 in the United States.
But some countries in the world have lower age limits.
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While the drinking age in the UK is 18 years old, it is still not permissible to transport alcohol to school functions where children might be present.
Still, it doesn’t stop some students from looking for ways to skirt the law and ensure they’ll have a drink or two in them before they hit the dance floor.
Chaperones at proms are typically trained to maintain order and detect signs of intoxication so that they can intervene.
Students do, however, occasionally devise inventive means of smuggling alcoholic beverages into their classrooms.
This photo is a perfect illustration of the shenanigans that college students get into.
A senior prom girl is seen here concealing an enormous flask under her shirt. The question is, how?
Well, she basically took an extra large silver flask and fashioned it as if it were her clutch bag!
At first sight, you might assume that the silver clutch she’s holding is her only accessory, but upon closer inspection, you’ll notice that it’s actually much more!
Eleanor Clarke, a British student, was not going to let the law or any laws prevent her from having a good time with her friends.
She carried what looked like a metallic clutch purse and donned a stunning outfit.
The huge flask concealed within the clutch bag was, however, quickly exposed.
She didn’t bother with a proper bag because she knew she’d be more likely to use it to hold liquids.
Eleanor, who was rather shocked that she had pulled this off, did not say whether she filled the clutch with alcohol or not. “Still don’t know how I got away with a huge hip flask as my prom clutch,” she wrote on on X (previously Twitter).
Tiger was supposedly the source of her $12 flask purchase.
She hid it in plain sight in an inventive method, so much so that no one was the wiser until she exposed her plot herself!
This is a true story. Eleanor and her friends have our best wishes as they go on to the next phase of their lives.[end-read-more]
