Melissa had just finished her class at barn six on “Basic Care of Barn Animals”. When she got to her dorm room, specials signs were posted that everyone was to meet in the school’s auditorium for a special presentation. Attendance was mandatory, and you were supposed to wear your regular classroom uniform. Also, you were to sit with your first hour classmates. It would start at 7 PM, so it allowed you plenty of time to change, if needed, and to eat supper.
Melissa took a quick shower down the hall, and put back on her regular class uniform. It was still lying on the bed from when she changed clothes around 1:00 PM. Then she dashed off to the cafeteria. After she got her very delicious, wonderful food, she went over to a high table and ate it. Her bottom was so sore from the paddling, caning, and whipping that she had received earlier in the day, that she wasn’t wanting to sit down until sometime tomorrow.
After she ate, she made sure she was following all of the rules, and she bused her dishes and cleaned up the small table that she sat at. Then she took her time and walked over to the ARTS building that housed the large auditorium. Signs were put up on the seats so that she could easily find her chemistry class. Melissa was proud of herself because she was ten minutes early. She found a seat, but since her bottom was still sore, decided to stand until the last minute, when she would need to be seated. At least the seats in the auditorium were very comfortable seats with lots of padding.
The vet school had a very modern stage with all the high tech accessories. There were large screen monitors and speakers all around the auditorium, and a screen that very large and was just above the stage. There were also many cameramen on stage, so everyone could hear and see what was about to happen onstage. Melissa was really impressed with the auditorium. Also, the theatre has stadium type seating that had a steep slope to it, so there wasn’t a bad seat in the house.
The program started exactly at 7:00 PM, with a welcoming of the students on their first day of class, and also welcoming back the second year students. Although awards were given out at the end of the class year, they also wanted to honor the students again for their hard work.
First, they had the six students who had gone through the first school year without breaking any rules to go onstage and show off their awards. Then they had two students who had completed the first and second year of school without breaking any rules, came onstage. They also had several of the students who had graduated from the school, talk about the jobs they now had in the industry. The students who had graduated talked about the importance of the rules and how they had made them into better employees in the industry.
Next, the principal of the school spoke, along with the vice-principal and the person who in charge of the enforcement of the rules. He told all of the students about all of the many cameras that were throughout the campus, and that he was in charge of the “Men in Black”. They were the enforcers of the rules, and that a student would be immediately taken to an “AAA” room or area if they saw you break a rule.
Then the principal of the school talked about the dorm moms and the important role they played with the school. The dorm moms were responsible for keeping clean supplies in the dorms, a counselor for the students to talk to about any problems, and they were also the enforcer of the rules in the dorms. That meant that a student’s bed was to be made properly before they went to class, no clothes were permitted on the beds between classes, and that the dorm rooms would be kept clean. Every evening, the dorm mom would spank the students, if these rules were not followed.
Then the principal introduced Mary, who just happened to be Melissa’s dorm mom. Mary came out with a large wooden paddle, and the principal thanked Mary for all of her hard work and dedication to the vet school.
The principal then said, “You have met some of the really good students who follow the rules, now you will meet a student that doesn’t follow the rules.