• PHS Graduates
FROM PAGE1
Ann Jackson , Lacy Jane Jenkins, Brandon Cardell Johnson, Dil-
lon Scott Joiner D, Katelyn Marie Joiner, Jerika Latifa Lil' Tem-
perous Joseph, Victoria Elizabeth Keller, Nathan Devonta Kelly
§ [], Aleksander Patrick Kennedy, Taylor Dane Kientz, Nicholas
Michael Killebrew 5, Caleb Keith Kinchen § [] , Jonathan Wade
Kinchen § [] D, Ashley Claire Kirk, Christina Faith Kittrell, Holly
Nicole Kliebert § D, Ciara Brooke Kraft § D, Rebecca Gay Kron 5,
Leanne Ruth Lamb, Hannah Olivia Lambert & Christopher Mi-
chael Landry, Jr., Laken Sheradon Landry, Louis Robert Lanier,
Alexandra Noel Latham, EmilyAnne Lourdes Lavastida § D, Ryan
Oneille Lavigne, Dustin Ryan LeBlanc §, Matthew Scott LeSaich-
erre & Amanda Ann Liner 5, Marcus Alan Little § D, Erica Ann
Lloyd, Kelsey Anne Locicero 5, Emory Ann Logan, Brittany Marie
Lutz 5, Victoria Nicole Macedo D, Anthony Joseph Malbrough,
Jr. & Kyle Joseph Martin 5, Frances Evelyn Marullo, Jamie Ma-
rie Matherne & Lynn Terrell Matthews II, Tyler Dane Matthews,
Macklyn Scott May, Danalyn Rose Mayeux, Kayla Marie McCaleb
§ [] £, Kimberly Alana McCardle & Earl Jack B. McFarlane, Ricky
Lee McPherson, Jr., Katherine Louise Miller, Michael Anthony
Millet § D, Brandi Nicole Mitchell & Michael Anthony Mitchell,
Jr., Emily Ann Mizell, Blaine Adam Monistere, Shelby Lynne Mor-
gan, Markie Ann Morris, Kaleb Dwayne Muse 5, Halley Alexan-
dra Nagim, Joey Micheal Needham, Gaquavia Quadrell Nelson,
Alexander Gustav Newman , Jeremy Michael Nunez, Dustin ......
Alan Oliver, Trey Ashton O'Neill, Terika A'vontai Owens, Amber
Drusilla Palmer, Eldrid Lloyd Palmer III 5, Katelyn Ann Palmer,
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Briana Marie Parker 5, Macy Victoria Perret 5, Shelby Lyn Pc-
terson, Baillie Jean Pfister, Chadwick Chase Phillips § £Z, Joseph
Piazza II, Malaina Brooke Pickering, Lindsay Thea Picou, Chris-
topher Andrew Pinell 5 D, Cole Thomas Plummer, Ashley Noel
Poche , Steven Theo Polk § D, Coddy Demon'e Trey Pope, Caitlin
Paige Posey, Beau Zackery Raborn, Dylan Charles Raney , Holly ......
Lynn Raxsdale § D, Emily Ann Ray §, Courtni Brooke Rayborn,
Sarah Jane Rehm 5, Jesse Rae Rizzuto, Deanna Grace Robertson
§ [] £ D, Thomas Walker Robertson, Caitlin Elizabeth Robinson,
Katie Renee Robinson § [] D, Brittany Cheri Rock, Pedro Rodri:
guez, Eric Allen Rose, Megan Elizabeth Rowley 5, Jennah Kaye
Russell §, Katelynn Sara Ryals § [] £ D, Allie Marie Ryan § [] D,
Reva Shamari Sadler, Taylor Brianna Logan Sanders, Kyle Jacob
Schafer 5, Joseph Louis Schembre II, Hallie Renee Scott, Jared
Anthony Serpas, Emily Norton Sewell, Marguarette Amande Sey-
more, Edward Dustin Sharp, Hollie Marie Sharp, Maegan Victoria
Sharp, Samuel Colton Sharp, Ke'ara Da'Shawn Shelby 5, Blake
Kolby Short, Allison Lynn Sibley, Ray Ashton Siebenkittel § £ D,
Quentin Darian Stephen Sims, Preetkanwal Singh, Dalton Henry
Smith, Jeffrey Kyle Smith, Tyler Mark Smith 5, Lindsey Nicole
Snow 5, Amanda Danielle Soley 5 D, Lauren Danielle Soley 5, Re-
becca Dawn Spano § x £ D, Mason Bradley Spratt, Jordan Raylynn
Spriggs § [] D, Tyler Blake Stafford 5, Haylee Elizabeth St. Amant,
Mason Grant Stanley § [], Christopher Thomas Steadman, Jr., Ra-
chel Ann Steadman 5 D, Jonathan Errol Steel, Brian Jacob Steih
§ D, Caroline Marie Stevens § [] D, Bailie Jordan Stewart, Jayde
Elizabeth Stewart, Samantha Paige Stewart, Felicia Donielle
Tate, Samantha Leigh Tate , Tyler Keith Theard, Zaine Michael
Thibodeaux, Zachary Curtis Thomas, James Michael Thompson,
Neil Lloyd Thompson III D, Tanner Jordan Tomes § £Z, Blaine Lyle
Trahan, Joseph Colby Traylor, Mark Everett Traylor, Jr. 5, Na-
varre Scott Traylor III, Bailey Lenette Turner, Victoria Marie Vac-
caro, Brett Michael Vampran § [] D, Gilian Van Bree 5 2, Jordi
Orin Van Winkle 5; Courtney Michelle Vicknair § [] £ D, Danielle
Nicole Vidrine § £ D, Michael Louis Villars D, Autleigh Rebekah
Vineyard § [] D, Hunter Spence Waddell § [] £ D, Robert Joseph
Waguespack , Joseph Ross Waits, James Keith Walker, Jr., Omar
Rashad Walker, Russell K: Wallace, Jessica Leigh Walsh, Blair
Rene' Wascom, Hugh Crawford Watson IV, Shirelle Myrna Wat-
son, Lakeisha Jacoby Weary, Demetria Rene' Wells, Kellie Marie
Wheat 5, Chelsey Breann Whittington 5, Jaylon Gerald Wilde 5,
Jacob Anthony Williams, Joe Williams IV, Hannah Marie Wilson,
Tyler Joseph Windecker, Malacia Viludian Womack, Michael Bart
Woods0n, Jr., Tabitha Renee'Young 5, Alexandra Faith Zayas § D,
Dylan Luke Ziglar 5
§ Gold Honor Cord, 5 White Honor Cord, x ACTAcademic Letter
Jacket, [] National Honor Society, £ President's Award for Educa-
tional Excellence, D Academic Endorsement,
[] Career and Technical Endorsement
Jacob Steib awarded scholarship
FPB's Ponchatoula Branch Manger Brian Steib is on
hand to watch his son, Jacob, receive a college scholarship
award from Kelly Dixon, secretary of the LBA Education
Council. (Courtesy Photo)
Longtime PHS band
director retiring
Times Report
PHS Band Director Theodore "Teddy" Forest is retiring and the
PHS Band Boosters are hosting a celebration Saturday, May 21 at
the First Baptist Church Gymnasium, 325 East Pine Street.
The event is slated to start at 5 p.m. and last until 9 p.m. with
a special ceremony 6-7 p.m.
Glenn Fendlason,
to perform June 9 in Hattlesburg
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There are a wide range of
bands and ticket prices. The
event has proven popular with
Ponchatoula families.
For ticket information, RV
hookup registration, motels,
call (601) 466-4343.
• Sierra
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what's under the hood after ad-
miring its brawny body design.
The Sierra comes with four
different engine choices start-
ing with a 4.3L V6 and moves
up through the V8s with a 4.8L,
5.3L and finally, a 6.2L for the
most serious of the power hun-
gry drivers.
The SLE package we drove
had .the 5.3L. This produces
315 horsepower and the big red
ride never felt anything less
than robust while navigating
country or city roads. All four
engines are flex fuel capable,
meaning the computer can
adapt to up to an 85% ethanol/
gas mixture.
This is an important consid-
eration when considering au-
tos that will last beyond their
payment note due to new fuel
regulations that will impact
everyone who does not drive an
actual horse.
Variable valve timing, plus
a feature that reduces fuel con-
sumption by switching off four
cylinders when not needed are
other interesting and valuable
features under the hood.
The six speed transmission
shifted smoothly and, on our
model, had an optional Manual
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THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, MAY 19, 2011, PAGE 7
Ponchatoula Area
Recreation District I
PONCHATOULAAREA RECREATION DISTRICT #1
CHAIRMAN AND BOARD
The PARD #1 Board held a regular meeting on Thursday, March 10, 2011. The
meeting was called to order at 7:05 p.m. and roll was called.
Present: Byers, Dufreche, Rocquin, Palmer, Wheat
The board reviewed the financial information. Byers made a motion to accept
the check registry and financial report. Palmer seconded the motion. All board
members werein favor and the motion passed.
Wheat stated the baseball/softball season will start soonl He informed the board
that the bridge crossing the canal to allow for barn access Was coming along nicely.
Tangipahoa Humane Society Expo will be at the park on Saturday, April 2nd from
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. There will be pet adoptions. Wheat gave each board member
a copy of the LSU Ag Center recommendations for them to read, review and discuss
at the next meeting.
The board discussed the PARD workers and how they were pleased with the
work they have accomplished and how they are working together to accomplish the
necessary work.
Wheat discussed the wall panels and the temporary shrink wrap system to al-
low them to seal the building and begin the interior work. This shrink wrap system
met with the architects' standards. April is the estimated completion date of the
construction portion of the gymnasium.
Wheat reviewed letter from Holly& Smith regarding contingency budget.
The football concession needs to have a third coat of paint. The shelves are
done and the inside painted. Awning has been ordered to go over the front. The
board discussed the need for a gate on the bridge. Dufreche stated he felt a gate
was needed on both sides for safety. In addition we need signs on each side to keep
people off the bridge.
Ernst building work of busting out walls and pulling up doors and securing the
building will start on Monday. The front of the building will be replaced with metal
building material. It needs a new septic system and permits to get power to it.
Backstops have been built for practice areas. Dugouts have been worked on the
be ready for the season. Netting has been put up to keep foul balls from falling
down.
Wheat talked with Garafola today who stated the asphalting will begin within
the next two weeks. They will attach an 8 ft. extension for the walking trail. We
received word that we can allow this project to begin as long as we keep track por-
tion of costs separate. The Corp of Engineers is coming to the conclusion of holding
up the FHWA Recreation Grant. They are finalizing and writing a report to send
to us. We will have to mitigate land. At some time in the future we will have to
probably mitigate land on the additional 6 acres of land purchased last year. Once
we receive the report, the mitigation portion can happen quickly. The Canal Bank
repairs are tied into grant for walking track. Once funds are released, we can move
forward with this project. We have sent a letter to Consolidated Drainage Board
requesting assistance.
We are in receipt of a formal five year sponsorship contract with First Guaranty
Bank. North Oaks has committed to a five year sponsorship with PARD.
Byers made a motion to adjourn the meeting. The motion was seconded by
Rocquin. All board members present were in favor and the meeting adjourned at
8:06 p.m.
William E. Wheat, Jr., Chairman
Cathy M. Brignac, Secretary
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