Betty Sue, played by Cora Bonewitz, center, holds up a sign welcoming people to Camp Dinky Springs. To the left, Delores, played by A’Mya Heggins, reacts in excitement while Sergeant Palmer, played by Nevaeh Grimes, looks on.
Ms. Marsha, played by Lauren Price, left, screams in the face of Delores, played by A’Mya Heggins, during a production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play the Denham Springs High School theatre department performed Nov. 8-11.
A camper at Camp Dinky Springs gives Sergeant Palmer a sarcastic response to one of his commands.
From left, Ezekiel, played by Dean Davis, and his wife Phoenix, played by Candace Rickett, grab each other’s hands before Phoenix serves breakfast to campers of Camp Dinky Springs.
The neurotic Chauncey, played by Kaylyn Riley, panics when told she’ll have to sleep in a tent during her stay at Camp Dinky Springs.
Flashlights shine on Lauren Price, playing the role of Ms. Marsha, as she freezes in place while wearing camouflage.
Campers are astonished to realize one of their fellow campers is responsible for the horrible smells they can’t escape at Camp Dinky Springs.
Playing the role of Chauncey, Kaylyn Riley, right, covers her nose when approaching the smelly camper at Camp Dinky Springs.
Sergeant Palmer, played by Nevaeh Grimes, dances to “Play that Funky Music” before campers awake at Camp Dinky Springs.
From left, Ezekiel, played by Dean Diaz, and Phoenix, played by Candace Rickett, meditate before breakfast at Camp Dinky Springs.
A’Mya Heggins, center, playing the role of Delores, breaks up a fight during a disagreement among campers of Camp Dinky Springs.
Campers of Camp Dinky Springs sit around a campfire while discussing the next day’s challenge against Camp Roaring River.
Sergeant Palmer, played by Nevaeh Grimes, right, yells at a camper while she does sit-ups.
Campers of Camp Dinky Springs get ready to celebrate after they defeated Camp Roaring River in the week’s final challenge.
Denham Springs High School theatre students take a bow following their production of the original play “Camp Dinky Springs.”
