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May 3, 2009 - 9:00 pm
 

JON OGLESBY

INTERVIEWED STUDENTS AT MOAPA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

 

TAYLOR SCHWARTZ, Freshman

"AC/DC, because they are the most rockin' thing out there."

 

KAYLA RIGGINS, Senior

"Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons because they have a unique, groovy sound."

 

MATT VALLET, Junior

"Journey, because the ladies dig it."

 

TYLER WILLIAMS, Senior

"Styx, because who doesn't have too much time on their hands, right?"

 

AMANDA JACOBSMEYER, Sophomore

"Queen, because Freddie Mercury is awesome."

 

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