Pineville High School Reunion This year marks the 55-year anniversary of Pineville High School. The school is celebrating by having the second school-wide reunion August 3-4, 2007 in Pineville. Friday, August 3rd is dedicated to individual class reunions and a number of classes are currently planning their gatherings. If anyone wants information on plans for their specific class, they can contact the PHS Alumni Association or one of the numbers below. Saturday, August 4th will start with a brunch and a get-reacquainted time at the school. A very special assembly is planned and will feature highlights of PHS past, present, and future. We will end the day with a dinner/dance at the Riverfront Center with Ronny Cox and his band providing the music. At this time, we have not established the cost of the reunion and each class will have separate charges for their gatherings.
Anyone interested in participating in the Alumni Association's planning activities should contact Mary Lea Bates or Elizabeth Asher Welch (co-chairs of the event). The mailing address is: PHSAA, P.O. Box 4662, Pineville, LA 71361. Contact phone numbers are: Mary Lea Price Bates, 318-445-3627 (work) or Elizabeth Asher Welch, 445-7400 (home) or 318-613-1299 (cell)
Any one who has attended or graduated from Pineville High School should write or call to be added to the mailing list.
Arbor Day Event Celebrates An Arbor Day event on February 6 celebrated the partnership among federal and municipal entities, business, a school and volunteers to complete phase one of the landscaping plan at the new Pineville Ward 9 Sportsplex. Pineville Mayor Clarence Fields began the event with the reading of a city proclamation. After the formal presentation and remarks, Tioga High School FFA students planted nearly five hundred long leaf and special loblolly pine seedlings donated by the USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station in Pineville.
The Pineville Tree Board is spearheading the sports complex landscaping project. Darren Green, a member of the Tree Board and licensed landscape architect, drew the extensive plan that will ultimately landscape the entire 165 acres of the sports complex. The first phase began with landscaping the complex entrance sign. Cleco Power LLC 
sponsored that project that includes oak and magnolia trees, grasses and shrubs to highlight the beautiful sign. The City of Pineville poured a concrete apron around the flag court and planted large crape myrtles in the parking lot.
“It is so exciting to see this project kicked off in such a collaborative way,” said Cindy Bouchie (pictured above with Mayor Fields), Cleco right of way agent and chair of the Pineville Tree Board. “It may take many years to completely landscape this beautiful sports complex, but we’ve started with a bang that includes partners from many different aspects of the community. And it’s especially exciting to plant these special seedlings that may give researchers insight for years to come about how to battle pine beetles.”
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