Live Oak High School Key Club member Taylor Waguespack is at the front of the line helping herself to some toppings for her ice cream Sunday during an officer installation supper Sept. 23 at her school cafeteria. The Live Oak and Denham Springs Key Club chapters held joint installations that night and engaged in a competition between the two schools.
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Regardless of what happens on the football field, basketball court or baseball field later this school year, Live Oak High School owns Denham Springs High in the ÒGorilla Game.Ó The Denham Springs and Live Oak Key Club chapters squared off at their annual installation supper at Live Oak cafeteria Sept. 23, sponsored by the Denham Springs Kiwanis Club. Maybe it was home court advantage as students from the two clubs matched up to duel with imaginary choices of a gorilla, which gets the man, which gets the gun, which gets the gorilla.
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The last player standing in the Gorila Game turned out to be Kaycie Bennett, a Live Oak freshman, who carries off her prizes as the winner.
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Denham Springs junior Jade Holt helps fix a friendÕs ice cream while senior Kameron Hood takes care of her own plate.
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After the activities at which officers for each club were installed, incoming Denham Springs Kiwanis President Mike Betts gives the groups a pep talk.
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Denham Springs Key Club officers (from left) are Treasurer Kurdeshia Meyers, Vice President Tori Callais, Social Chairperson Eddie Cooper, President Ashanti Perkins, Chaplain Luke Bunch, Secretary Vallen Brown and Reporter Tiffany Durocher.
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Live Oak Key Club officers (from left) are Vice President Wayne Sullivan, Sergeant at Arms Mary Catherine Joiner, Secretary Mallory Thomas, President Hollie Messina, Treasurer Ashleigh Hansen and Reporter Madison Stringer.
