Mike Palmer, of Baker, reaches for something under the hood of his 1985 Monte Carlo during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs. Also pictured is Ryan McGuigan.
Randy Blanchard’s 1953 Pontiac Chieftain was one of more than 100 cars on display for Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
A man takes a photo of one of the cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
A father and son glance at the cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
A man walks past a line of cars during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
Kevin Gardner and his daughter Avery look at the cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
More than 120 cars were on display for Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
A Popeye the Sailorman doll sits in the driver’s seat of one of the cars on display for Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
Carleigha Jackson looks at one of the cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
Kim Pierson, a gifted and talented art teacher in Livingston Parish, works on a painting of a crab during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
Benjamin Bonura smiles while looking at his sign during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
Leslie Wascom, left, and Jessica Bonura take a photo with the trophies that were handed out at the conclusion of Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
Laura Johnson falls into the dunking booth after Tommy Sigman hit the mark during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs. Also pictured is Hannah Bass.
People check out the cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
People check out the cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
An American flag waves over a line of cars during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
This 1961 Chevy Corvette, owned by Tommy Noel, was one of more than 120 cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
This 1966 Ford Econoline was one of more than 120 cars on display during Live Oak High’s Fourth Annual Rev It Up For REACH Car Show on Saturday, July 27. Money from the fundraiser goes toward the school’s Respect Everyone and Create Harmony (REACH) Club, a social network of students with and without special needs.
