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TIDINGS

from TAYLOR A monthly newsletter brought

to you by PFTSTA Publications.

April 2012

Upcoming Dates:

April 4

Superintendent’s

Band Festival

April 4

Seniors pick up graduation

supplies

April 6

No School

April 12—13, 16—17

Standardized Testing

April 13

PAC Crawfish Boil

PFTSTA café, 4:30—7:30

April 20

Senior Extravaganza

April 23—27

Spring Break (No School)

Contact Us:

2012 Jefferson Highway

Jefferson, LA 70121

504 838 2249 – phone

504 838 7029 – fax

Principal – Jaime Zapico

jzapico@pftsta.jppss.k12.la.us

Questions – Barbara Harney

bharney@pftsta.jppss.k12.la.us

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PFTSTA Web-site

http://ptsta.jppss.k12.la.us

PFTSTA Twitter

http://twitter.com/#!/pftsta

From the Principal’s Pen…Mrs. Jaime Zapico:

Can you believe we’re in the 4th 9 weeks already?!? Even though the end of the year is

approaching quickly, students still need to be mindful of their grades and standardized

testing. Remember, grades can be accessed 24 hours a day by going to

http://echo.newtechnetwork.org.

In order to keep our A+ status we have to at least grow two points in our overall school

performance score. Phase II testing will begin April 12 and finish on April 17. Please

make sure your child is at school each day and on time. We will have a big celebration

for all of our students on April 20 with our annual senior extravaganza.

A great time was had at the annual Senior Brunch with Mrs. Taylor at Mardi Gras World

on April 1. The students were treated with great food and individual time with Mrs.

Taylor. The students were also able to put on their dancing shoes since Mrs. Taylor had

a D.J. playing some of their favorite songs at the event. Mrs. Taylor even showed off

with some of her moves as well!

Our annual PAC crawfish boil will be on Friday, April 13 from 4:30 – 7:30. More

information about this event is in the newsletter. Come out for the last fundraiser of the

year!

The Class of 2012 will be graduating on Saturday, May 12 at 5:00 pm at the Alario

Center. Seniors will need to be at the Alario Center by 4:00 pm. Parents please make

sure all family members are on time for this special event. The doors will be closing at

4:55 pm to prepare for the entrance of our graduates. The doors will re-open after the

National Anthem. No exceptions will be made. Thank you for your cooperation!

Senior awards night will be on Thursday, May 3 at 6:30 pm in Monroe Hall which is

located in Ochsner Hospital. Every senior is recognized at this event. Many awards will

be given to the seniors that night and we hope all of you can make it.

Taylor Tigers School-Wide Expectations:

Be Respectful

Be Responsible

Be Safe

Thoughtfulness of others

Independence

Global thinking

Engagement in learning

Responsibility

Seriousness in using technology

Jefferson Parish Public

School System Web-site

http://www.jppss.k12.la.us

Lines from the Librarian…Mrs. Elizabeth Kahn: Teen Tech Week (TTW) held in the library in early March was a big success. Photos of all

the events are posted on the library website: http://bit.ly/wT2k00. Two contests

were held during TTW. Every student who played the Research Riddles daily was eligible

to participate in the grand prize drawing. Jeremy Ward was the middle school winner,

and Kaylynn Tran was the high school winner. Each student received a $15 gift card for

iTunes. The other contest was for the best book spine poetry. All students and faculty

had a chance to vote on their favorite of the 16 entries. There was a tie for first place.

Here are pictures of the winning poems:

Believe It or Not!

The Last Dog on Earth

Tunnels

Holes

Justin Case

The Homework Machine

Flipped

The Secret

Notes From the Dog

Shine

Across the Universe

just in case

this world we live in

Burned

Joseph Blanco, 6th grade Carson Chauvin, 10th grade

The middle school now has its very own book group. Books Rule in Middle School or BRiMS

met for the first time on February 29, 2012 after school. All middle school students were invited to join. Mrs. Valence as a middle school teacher joined the group, too. At the first meeting the students and teachers all brought a book to share that they highly recommend. The group met for its second time on March 28, 2012. At this meeting, Tangerine by Edward Bloor was discussed, and tangerines were the snack of the day. If you want to find out what we will be reading next, visit the BRiMS webpage here: http://bit.ly/H1eM2m.

BRiMS says: Keep Reading!

Counselor’s Corner…Ms. Wendy Durant:

Parents, students, and faculty, it’s time to get ready for Spring Testing 2012!! 6th and 7th grade students will take the iLEAP test, 8th grade students will take Phase II of the LEAP test, and 11th students will complete Phase II of the GEE on April 12th-13th, and April 16th-17th. The iLEAP

assessment has both timed and untimed sections. Both the GEE and LEAP have recommended timeframes for each section, however

students can have extended time if needed. Parents and students, please try your hardest to get to school on time and avoid being absent during testing. Some studies suggest that students perform better on standardized testing when they are

able to test under normal testing conditions (with their peers) and not rushed because of entering the testing room late. A few additional tips for students to be successful on the test

includes:

Keep a positive attitude throughout the whole test and try to stay relaxed. If you start to feel nervous take a few deep breaths to relax.

Pace yourself, don't rush. Read the entire question and pay attention to the details. Write legibly. If the grader can't read what you wrote, they'll most likely mark it

wrong.

Always read the entire question carefully. Don't make assumptions about what the question might be.

If you don't know an answer, skip it. Go on with the rest of the test and come back to it later. Other parts of the test may have some information that will help you out with that question.

Don't worry if others finish before you. Focus on the test in front of you.

If you have time left when you are finished, look over your test. Make sure that you have answered all the questions. Only change an answer if you misread or misinterpreted the question because the first answer that you put is usually the correct one. Watch out for careless mistakes and proofread your essay and/or short answer questions.

8th grader Alyssa Duffourc Wins Writing Competition: Alyssa Duffourc, 8th grade, won $5,000 for PFTSTA on World Wetlands Day as a result

of America’s Wetland Foundation’s (AWF) 10th anniversary special “Keep Your Eye on

the Prize” contest. The $5,000 grant is going to be used for educational materials,

equipment, and a school wetlands restoration project coordinated by the Foundation.

According to the AWF web-site, “the awards are the largest in AWF history and come as

a result of the organization’s upcoming 10-year anniversary. Students were asked to

provide art, photography and essay submissions in response to the questions, ‘How can

Louisiana adapt to coastal land loss?’ and ‘Why should the area known as ‘America’s

WETLAND’ be saved?’”

Alyssa’s 1st place essay can be read here: http://www.americaswetland.com/contestEntryDetail.cfm?sID=403&cat=essay

A special thanks to Angela Giffin, Alyssa’ 8th grade LA History teacher, for encouraging participation in this contest!

Mark Davis (Tulane law professor and executive director of the Coalition to Restore

Coastal Louisiana), Alyssa Duffourc and Ms. Angela Giffin with the $5000 check.

Alyssa, Ms. Giffin, Mr. Davis with the PFTSTA 8th grade class.

Accolades for Academic Games: Propaganda Tournament Results:

Individual Winners 1st Place (Junior Division) – Kayla Tarr

4th Place (Middle Division) – Alexandra

Miserendino

Team Winners 2nd place (Junior Division) – Kayla Tarr,

Carson Chauvin, Derick Pillai, Edward Johnson, Micquel Downs

4th Place (Middle Division) – Alexandra Miserendino, Daniel Pillai, Ty Dugas, Rachel Indest, Dylan Vasquez

On-Sets Tournament Results:

Individual Winner 2nd Place (Junior Division) – Derick

Pillai

Team Winners 2nd Place (Junior Division) – Kayla Tarr,

Carson Chauvin, Derick Pillai, Edward Johnson, Micquel Downs

4th Place (Middle Division) – Alexandra

Miserendino, Thanh “Michael” Pham, Daniel Pillai, Ty Dugas, Rachel Indest

Equations Tournament Results:

Individual Winners 3rd Place (Junior Division) – Derick Pillai

3rd Place (Junior Division) – Kayla Tarr

Team Winners 1st Place (Junior Division) – Kayla Tarr,

Carson Chauvin, Derick Pillai, Edward Johnson, Micquel Downs

4th Place (Middle Division) – Alexandra

Miserendino, Thanh “Michael” Pham, Daniel Pillai, Ty Dugas, Rachel Indest

Linguishtiks Tournament Results:

Team Winners

2nd Place (Junior Division) – Kayla Tarr, Carson Chauvin, Derick Pillai, Edward Johnson, Darla Nguyen

Team Winners

3rd Place (Middle Division) – Alexandra Miserendino, Thanh “Michael” Pham, Daniel Pillai, Ty Dugas, Rachel Indest

National Qualifiers

Please congratulate the following students who were invited to participate in the National

Academic Games Tournament April 27—30 in Wheeling, West Virginia.

Junior Division – Kayla Tarr, Carson Chauvin, Derick Pillai, Edward Johnson

Middle Division - Alexandra Miserendino, Thanh “Michael” Pham, Daniel Pillai

Notes from National Honor Society: On Thursday, March 8, 29 new members were inducted into the National Honor Society. To be

eligible to join, students must be at least a sophomore and have an unweighted GPA of 3.5 or

higher as well as recommendation by the faculty. The ceremony was held in the Taylor

cafeteria. Dwayne Fontenette Jr., former Southern Regional Chief, Order of the Arrow,

Scouting’s National Honor Society, was the keynote speaker. Dwayne is a junior at Loyola

University, and the students could relate to his youth as well as his message about the

importance of service. This was the 5th and largest induction ceremony that Taylor has had.

The newest members of the PFTSTA Chapter of NHS are SENIORS: Agathe Carrier and Zarik

House; JUNIORS: Sara Adoue, Krishna Allam and Daniel Gutierrez; and SOPHOMORES: Jose

Alexander, Tameka Aych, David Burns, Carson Chauvin, Daniel Colosino. Nicklas Dang,

Micquel Downs, Paris Evans, Arielle Laurent, Melina Liriano, Abrania Marrero, Nuri Melancon,

Nicholas Melara, Louis Messina, Evan Michel, Ricky Nguyen, Mary Beth Oliver, Andrew

Roberts, Thomas Sostarics, Stephen Torry, Alicia Tran, Kaylynn Tran, Lauren Tran, and Celia

Zaeringer.

New officers were also inducted during the ceremony Tiffany Lou as president, Sara Adoue as

vice president, Allie Baldassaro as secretary, and Krishna Allam as historian.

NHS officers for 2012-13 from left to right are Lou, Allam, Adoue and Baldassaro.

NHS members graduating in May in the front row from left to right:

Caitlin Mitchell, Archit Shukla, Nikki Nguyen, Mohammad Chowdhury, Amy Olson

and Shannon Vitrano; in the back row: Jeffrey Prado, Hunter McDaniel (Mu Alpha

Theta member), Mohammed Samarra’e, and Jenna Zeringue

Star Students:

Congratulations to the following STAR STUDENTS – these students were recognized

by one (or more!) of their teachers during the 3rd 9 weeks. A Nachos Party was held

on March 30 to reward our stars. In order to be nominated, students must embody

the following ideals:

Thoughtfulness of others

Independence

Global thinking

Engagement in learning

Responsibility

Seriousness in using technology

Middle School Star Students: 6th grade

Paige Bass

Joseph Blanco

Gerald Blank

Madeleine Brown Joel Gabourel

Andres Gallardo Tyree Hackett

Samantha Herman Jake Leblanc

Harrison Reiner

Ozzie Ross Dominic Scheurer

Jeremy Ward Holly Wilkinson

7th grade

Elizabeth Baudoin Dylan Craigie

Henry Hazlett

Taijha Marshall Gavin Morrow

Isabelle Ordonez Claire Pantell

Alexcia Perilloux Daniel Pillai Rocky Rico

Soheil Saneei Andrew Souther

Stefan Suazo Matthew Trochez

Mason Varuso Nicholas Vo

8th grade Elias Carrier

Alexandra Compagno Alanah Cottingham

Alyssa Duffourc

Cameron Granger Jason Hall

Kiara Horton Hayley Hughes

Tyler Libert Solomon Mansfield

Marissa Nguyen

Drew Ordoyne Mark Parfait

William Phillips Madison Pierce

Valerie Ruiz Gavin Stevens Sierra Torres

Rayne Torry

Ariel Walker

Freshmen

Colin Bardwell

Claire Commagere

Jawan Fox Jonathan Griffith Edward Johnson

Brittany Lehmann Sydney Monix Tyler Nguyen

Derick Pillai

Saraya Sibley Kristen Stamp

Kayla Tarr Jazmine Wells

Sophomore Imani Bell

Benny Boudreaux David Burns

Brandon Clancey Daniel Colosino Nicklas Dang Jasmyn Hall

Joshua Henderson Arielle Laurent Melina Liriano

Kathleen McShane Nuri Melancon

Nicholas Melara Louis Messina

Lee Montgomery Sarah Morrison

Mary Beth Oliver Alexandra Pollard

Madison Rolig Thomas Sostarics

Stephen Torry Celia Zaeringer

Junior

Sarah Adoue

Nathalie Argueta

Courtney Beamer Daniel Gutierrez

A.J. McGee

Senior

Lorin Allen

Jezzett Anderson

Peyton Aubin Mohammed Chowdhury

Brennan Edler Ashley Laurent

Hunter McDaniel

Jaylen Parquet

My-Huyen Pham Jeffrey Prado Archit Shukla

Arlo Spear Darion Toups

Jenna Zeringue

State Science Fair Winners:

Congratulations to Linda Arellano for placing 1st in the Louisiana State Science Fair held at LSU in Baton Rouge. Linda

placed with her Senior Project titled “How do age, gender, and race correlate with the incidence of precancerous polyps?” Former PFTSTA student Brenna Gourgeot placed 3rd with a project done while at

Taylor titled “What is the effect of skyglow on the darkness of the night sky?”

Regional Social Studies Fair Winners:

Our students had a good showing at the Regional Social Studies Fair on Saturday,

March 31. All of our projects looked great and all of our students impressed the

judges! The following is a list of all of our winners. All 1st and 2nd place winners will

advance to the next level of competition, the Louisiana State Social Studies Fair.

Good Luck!

DIVISION 2 - Middle School

Alex Walsh & Valerie Ruiz – 1st place, LA History (How did Katrina affect education in New Orleans)

Madison Pierce & Rayne Torry – 1st place, Geography (Remembering 911: The National September 11th

Memorial)

Matthew Trochez –2nd place, Economics (What effect did Pol Pot have on the Cambodian Economy?)

Jake LeBlanc – 2nd place, History (How did Winston Churchill Affect Modern Warfare?)

Bailey Bourgeoois – 3rd place, Political Science (How did the Triangle Shirt-Waist Fire Change Working

Conditions for Factories?)

DIVISION 3 - High School

Amy Olson – 1st place, LA History (Huey P. Long Bridge)

Hunter McDaniel & Caitlin Mitchell – 1st place, Sociology (Socioeconomic, Legal, and Political Aspects of

Abortion)

Nick Dang – 1st place, Economics (The Effect of the European Union on its Member Countries)

Tiffany Lou & AJ McGee – 2nd place, History (Nazi Science: The 3rd Reich's experiments during the

Holocaust)

Quentin Andrus – 2nd place, Political Science (Democracy: Reality or the Great American Delusion)

Sara Adoue – 3rd place, Sociology (Desensitizing America One Sitcom at a Time)

Kashif Mustahsan & Jeffrey Sturcke – 3rd Place (The Doomsday Clock)

Addison Hinson – HM, Anthropology (How Does Greek Theatre Inspire American Theatre?)

Mary Beth Oliver – HM, Sociology (Hows the View? History of Pentecostal Christianity in a Nutshell

Yearbook Ads + Yearbooks for Sale: Mrs. Johnson’s Publications class is selling ads for the 2011-2012 yearbook.

$100 (full page) $50 (1/2 page) $25 (1/4 page) $12 (1/8 page)

2012—2013 yearbooks can now be pre-ordered – they are $35!

Key Club Clippings: On March 23 and 24, 2012, three newly elected officers (Krishna Allam, Kashif

Mustahsan and AJ McGee) of the Patrick F. Taylor Key Club participated in officer training

in Baton Rouge. The training was a district wide training and consisted of team building,

leadership, and community awareness workshops. Our key club is a member of the

LaMissTenn (Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee) district, which affords the club the

opportunity to meet with and work with a diverse cross section of teens.

Key Club International is the high school organization sponsored by Kiwanis

International. Key Club assists Kiwanis in carrying out its mission to serve the children of

the world. High school student members of Key Club perform acts of service in their

communities, such as cleaning up parks, collecting clothing and organizing food drives.

They also learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects and holding

elected leadership positions at the club, district and international levels.

Any high school student interested in joining the Key Club please see A.J. McGee, the

club president. Future events: District Convention April 20-23 in Baton Rouge and

International Convention July 3-10 in Orlando, Florida. All Key Clubbers are encouraged

to attend.

Krishna Allam, Kashif Mustahsan, AJ McGee, and Mr. McCloskey at officer training

Regional Rally Winners: Congratulations to students who attended District Rally on March 24. Everyone from Patrick

Taylor placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd on their respective subject tests! Many of the students were

competing with students an entire grade level above them! What an outstanding

representation of our school. 1st and 2nd place winners go to State Rally at LSU on April 21.

Thank you to Mrs. Linda McEwen, the PFTSTA Rally sponsor!

LastName, FirstName Class Ranking Subject

1. Adoue, Sara Junior 2nd

US History

2. Andrus, Quentin Freshman 2nd

Physical Science

3. Baldassaro, Allie Junior 1st Advanced Math - Pre Calculus

4. Beamer, Courtney Junior 1st Environmental Science

5. Chauvin, Carson Sophomore 2

nd Chemistry

6. Chowdhury, Mohammed Senior 1

st Physics

7. Cottingham, Alanah Eighth 1

st Spanish I

8. Dang, Nick Sophomore 2

nd Civics

9. Gothard, Ben Junior 1

st Advanced Math - Functions & Statistics

10. Hughes, Zachary Freshman 2

nd Biology

11. Johnson, Edward Freshman 1

st Spanish III

12. Libert, Tyler Eighth 1

st Algebra I

13. Lou, Tiffany Junior 2

nd English IV

14. Marrero, Abrania Sophomore 1

st Algebra II

15. McDaniel, Hunter Senior 3rd

World History

16. Mitchell, Caitlin Senior 2nd

Calculus

17. Monix, Sydney Freshman 1st Spanish II

18. Oliver, Marybeth Sophomore 1

st English III

19. Pillai, Derick Freshman 1

st Geometry

20. Stamp, Kristen Freshman 1

st World Geography

21. Tarr, Kayla Freshman 1

st English II

22. Torry, Rayne Eighth 3

rd English I

3rd 9 Weeks Honor Roll:

6th GRADE

Principal Honors

Bass, Paige L

Bundick, Elizabeth A

Leblanc, Jake M

Quach, Tiffany N

Rosato, Harrison

Scheurer, Dominic

Thai, Johnny

Vo, Dylan T

A - Honors

Andras, Taylor M

Adkins V, Caudle J

Blanco III, Joseph T

Bourgeois, Bailey J

Brown, Madeleine I

Derefaka, Tamunobelema

Gabourel, Joel D

Gallardo, Andres

Hudson, Claire H

Lumar, Cameron R

Mahl, Gavin M

Marque, Devin M

McDonald, Corianna C

Mores, Grayce S

Paternostro, Eduardo J

Pati, Marilyn I

Plunkett, Alexis A

Reiner, Harrison J

Silva, Brennan V

Smith, Laura K

VanderMeulen, Willem A

Wilkinson, Holly M

B- Honors

Blank III, Gerald J

Hughes, Treyvor

Ross III, Ozzie

Ward, Jeremy D

7th GRADE

Principal Honors

Hazlett, Henry M

Morrow, Gavin G

Pillai, Daniel

Souther, Andrew D

Suazo, Stefan L

A-Honors

Baudoin, Elizabeth P

Clement, Kristen L

Flores, Marco A

Hamed, Mustafa S

Ordonez, Isabelle E

Pantell, Claire V

Perilloux, Alexcia R

Thomas, Kala M

Varuso, Mason R

Vo, Nicholas T

B-Honors

French, Noah M

Gagneaux, Benjamin J

Indest, Rachel D

Modica, Michael J

Marshall, Taijha M

8th GRADE

Principal Honors

Cottingham, Alanah A

Horton, Kiara B

Miserendino, Alexandra M

Pierce, Madison D

Torry, Rayne E

A-Honors

Carrier, Elias

Compagno, Alexandra M

DeJesus, Johann M

Dugas, Ty M

Evangeloulis, George A

Evans, Baylor M

Hall, Jason M

Hughes, Hayley

Libert, Tyler R

Ordoyne, Drew R

Rogers, Sarah E

Romero Jr., Bill M

Ruiz, Valerie A

Torres, Sierra M

Walker, Ariel M

B-Honors

Branch, Kaleb M

Falanga, Keegan A

Gallardo, Manuel D

Hammonds, Tyler S

Hooter, Caleb V

Mansfield, Solomon D

McGowan, Jasmine R

Nguyen, Marissa M

Pham, Thanh M

Stevens, Gavin

Vasquez, Dylan F

Walsh, Alexandra J

FRESHMEN

Principal Honors Johnson, Edward K Monix, Sydney G Pillai, Derick M Syed, Abdullah Tarr, Kayla R

SOPHOMORE

Principal Honors

Dang, Nicklas W Downs, Micquel D Laurent, Arielle M Liriano, Melina A Marrero, Abrania D Oliver, Mary B

JUNIOR

Principal Honors

Adoue, Sara E Baldassaro, Alexandra D Lou, Tiffany J

SENIOR

Principal Honors

Allen, Lorin C Chowdhury, Mohammad A Dantin, Tyler J Hendrix, Raymond P House, Zarik L

Wells, Jazmine E A-Honors Allred, Sarah N Andrus, Quentin C Bardwell, Colin A

Berard, Madison D

Bold, Rachelle M Burnett, Destiny H Commagere, Claire S Fox, Jawan M Griffith, Jonathan A Kirkland, Alexandra J

LeCompte, Kirsten A Lehmann, Brittany M Nguyen, Tyler T Stamp, Kristen Syed, Abdullah Tally, Da’Nesha N Tran, John

B-Honors Abadie, Warren M Cooper, Courtney E Magaw, Everett W Nguyen, Dillon D

Walker, Erionne M

Tran, Lauren D Zaeringer,Celia M A-Honors Alexander, Jose Aych, Tameka N

Burns, David

Chauvin, Carson G Colosino, Daniel G Evans, Paris R Hall, Jasmyn N McShane, Kathleen E Melancon, Nuri A Melara, Nicholas J

Messina III, Louis B Michel, Evan J Nguyen, Ricky H Roberts, Andrew E Rolig, Madison C Sostarics, Thomas N Stamp, Kristen

Torry, Stephen B

Tran, Alicia M Tran, Kaylynn H B-Honors Bell, Imani M

Boudreaux IV, Benny Clancey, Brandon P DePriest, Dylan E Kudsy, Mariam Moise, Ashley J Montgomery, Lee C

Pollard, Alexandra M

A –Honors Allam, Krishna C Beamer, Courtney N Gothard, Benjamin P Gutierrez, Daniel N

Leslie, Logan R

Mustahsan, Kashif M Sturcke, Jeffrey B Tran, Linda B- Honors Argueta, Nathalie J Buquoi, Emmalyn C

Roussell, Michael J Suggs, Crystal N Tran, Anthony H

Kreller, Stephen J Mitchell, Caitlin E McDaniel, Hunter M Nguyen, Nikki A Olson, Amy C Prado, Jeffrey R

Shukla, Archit B

Spear, Arlo J Vitrano, Shannon M Williams, Joelle Ziegel, Blaine A A-Honors Anderson, Jezzett A

Aubin, Peyton M Carrier, Agathe E Edler, Brennan R Fox, Jona T Houston, Monet Jones, Kyrsten K Parquet, Jaylen J

Samarra’e,

Mohammed S Tran, Dennis H Warner, Dariel S Zeringue, Jenna L

B-Honors Arellano, Linda G Balsomo, Jasper V Hernandez, Nilmo D Howard, Brianna L Laurent, Ashley M Soniat, Alex J

PAC Spring Fundraiser:

CRAWFISH BOIL

When: Friday, April 13, 2012

Time: 4:30 – 7:30 pm

Where: PFTSTA School Campus

Cost: $12.00/person on or before Thursday, April 12th

OR

$15.00/person at the door on April 13th

Your ticket will get you a good-sized portion of crawfish, a potato, corn on-the-

cob and one drink. Eat on campus with other PFTSTA families or pick-up a “to-

go” box to bring home.

Additional drinks can be purchased + desserts sold by the Junior Class.

An order form is attached below – you can also get one from Mrs. Kathy Hill!

PAC Spring Fundraiser: Crawfish Boil Order Form

Student Name: ____________________________________

Advisory Teacher:__________________________________

# of Dinners: ________ x $12.00/ea = $_______

Cash _________ or Check #______________

checks accepted ONLY from PFTSTA Families –

make checks payable to PFTSTA – PAC

Do you plan on picking up your order to go?:

Yes______ No_____