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May 22, 2007 - 9:00 pm
 
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Gregan Wingert interviewed students at Las Vegas High School.

JON STEELE, senior

"To put an administrator’s vehicle on the roof or in their office."

JILL DUTSON, senior

"Taking over the mic and rapping at graduation."

JACOB FREEMAN, junior

"Egging on a massive scale. Like so many eggs you couldn’t possibly get it all off."

CARLA FULTON, senior

"Flooding the quad with water and keeping it in with mattresses."

ROBERT DEGUCHI, junior

"Simple yet classic, streaking during the halftime of the homecoming game."

ESTHEFANY AROCHI, freshman

"Putting cups filled with water all through the hallways so kids can’t go to class."

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