Hitting a high note
by TP staff
Mar 05, 2013 | 2674 views | 5 5 comments | 10 10 recommendations | email to a friend | print
Sounding off
Reverse Order band members Drew Katsock (left) and John Russo sing for Kimball High School students during a Tuesday, March 5, visit to campus. Glenn Moore/Tracy Press
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Kimball High School students had a chance to rock out with Reverse Order on Tuesday, March 5, as the pop-rockers made a Tracy stop on their West Coast tour of high schools and colleges.

The band from New Jersey, which made a name for itself on “America’s Got Talent,” brought three of its four members to the Kimball High campus to play during the school’s two lunch periods.

Students crowded around the outdoor stage in the quad as the band played four songs.

After the performance, band members signed autographs and posed for pictures.

The band’s tour visit was arranged by Kimball High Activities Director Matt Soeth as one of several lunch period entertainments the school has through the year.

• Contact Glenn Moore at 830-4252 or gmoore@tracypress.com.

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ChrisRoberts
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March 06, 2013
I remember lunch in high school, that was when I did my homework that was due in the next class!
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MominMH
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March 06, 2013
My daughter loved this. I think it's a fabulous thing that brought in such unique entertainment for the kids. Was a fun time and a nice midday break.
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drumhead
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March 05, 2013
So let this be a lesson to all those with actual talent who waste their time waiting in line for these stupid shows. The judges on America's Got Talent have the ability to find the kind of group that attacts about 12 teenage girls...
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longtimetracyrez
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March 06, 2013
thats your contribution to this story? Not thankful that the school administrator is doing something positive for the kids? Not great to see this band stop by and entertain the kids? Seems to me the only one wasting their time is you drumhead.
drumhead
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March 06, 2013
And whining about a comment you don't agree with is your contribution? BTW if you want to call that a band be my guest...


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