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CENTRAL SPEAKS
February 5, 2015 • Daily News at CentralSpeaks.com
Central Private
Rebel Yell
Pages 7-10
Joor Road Noise Reduction
From DOTD
The project to quiet
road noise on Joor Road
will involve installing a thin
overlay over more than 3
miles of La. 946 (Joor Road)
from Jones Bayou to La.
408 to mitigate noise issues
produced by the existing
pavement. Work on this $1.2
million project is estimated to
begin in early March, and be
The Movie in the Park
event scheduled for
February 12th has
been postponed due
to what is expected
to be a very cold
evening. The movie
will be rescheduled.
Keep an eye on Central
Speaks for updates.
completed by the end of June,
depending upon weather.
The contractor plans
to restrict lane closures to
the evenings and weekends
as follows: Monday through
Thursday, 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Friday from 7 p.m. through
Monday at 6 a.m. If daytime
closures are needed, they will
occur Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Photos by Michael Spangler Top: Revelers having a great time at the Krewe de Centrale Mardi Gras Ball.
Bottom: Jason and Kim Ellis were crowned King and Queen of the Ball. See more Mardi Gras Ball photos on page 15.
CFD Assists with Livingston Parish Building Fire
From Central Fire Department
On
Tuesday
morning
at 10:53 am, the Central Fire
Department was dispatched along
with the East Side Fire Department
to assist with a building fire in
Livingston Parish. The fire was
at the Magnolia Respiratory
& Medical Equipment located
at 235 Florida St. in Denham
Springs. On arrival, the Denham
Springs Fire Incident Commander
assigned all East Baton Rouge
Parish apparatus and personnel to
the rear of the structure along with
Livingston Parish Fire District 5
Fire Department.
Firefighters were faced
with a two story building heavily
involved with fire and threatening
a nearby building. While the main
building was destroyed by fire,
firefighters prevented the fire from
spreading to the adjacent building.
Central firefighters remained on
scene for five hours, with Central's
engine pumping over 250,000
gallons of water to the Livingston
Parish Fire District 5 tower ladder.
Central Fire Department Deputy
Chief Charles Mondrick stated
the construction of the building
created numerous void spaces,
which allowed the fire to spread
rapidly throughout the building.
The rear half of the building
also had a double roof which
created additional obstacles for
firefighters. There were no injuries
to firefighters and all Central
apparatus and personnel cleared
the scene shortly after 3:00 pm.
College Football
Recruits on
Sports Central
Division One college
football signees Terrell Chatman
and Kevin Henry join Coaches
Steve Johnson, Ken Hilton, and
Ron Lewis on Sports Central
tonight at 5 PM on 910 AM.
The show broadcasts
live from Coaches Grill every
Thursday and can be heard live on
the TuneIn Radio app.
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Thursday, February 5, 2015 • CentralSpeaks.com Print Edition
EBRSO Central Crime Update
Two Arrested in $2,000 Alcohol Theft
George Garret of Baton Rouge and
Marquis Banks were arrested on January 30th
for the theft of over $2,000 of alcohol from the
Central Walmart.
An EBR Sheriff’s Detective observed
the two leaving Walmart with liquor they had
not paid for. Banks fled the scene on foot
across Sullivan Road with the detective in
pursuit. When Banks attempted to get into the
car driven by Garret, the detective held them
both at gunpoint, had them exit the vehicle, and
placed them in handcuffs.
Both suspects were booked into the
EBR Parish Prison for Simply Burglary and
three counts of Theft.
Attempted Burglary at Central Drug Store
On January 25th EBRSO responded to a
reported burglary at the Central Drug Store and
found that a beige ceramic tile had been thrown
through the front glass door.
Later in the evening an EBRSO deputy
in an unmarked unit observed Tyler M. Latting
of Baton Rouge walking through the parking
lot near the pharmacy. Latting told the deputy
that he was waiting for a ride.
Upon further investigation Latting’s
Nissan was found on the other end of the
parking lot, and in plain view on the seat was
a box of the same ceramic tiles. Latting was
arrested and charged with attempted burglary.
In Latting’s possession at the time of the
arrest were seven Hydrocodone pills and two
Alprazolam pills, schedule two and schedule
four narcotics.
EBRSO Marijuana Arrest
On January 29th Jassem Hamed of
Central was pulled over for driving without tail
lights on Greenwell Springs Road in Central.
As Hamed stepped out of the vehicle, the
EBRSO officer detected the strong smell of
burnt Marijuana.
The officer immediately advised Hamed
and the two passengers in the vehicle of their
rights. The officer then asked Hamed for
permission to search the vehicle, to which the
accused replied “sure you can search all you
want, all I have is a small bag of weed.”
Three clear plastic bags containing what
appeared to be Marijuana were found, along
with four pipes which the accused admitted he
used to smoke the substance. He added that
he had just purchased the suspected Marijuana
and that it was his to smoke for the week.
Hamed was transported to EBR Parish Prison
and booked.
CONTACT Central SpeakS
Wreck Causes Power
Outages, CFD Responds
Photo by Ida Lesage, information courtesy of CFD
Sunday night at 10:42 pm Central Fire
Department was dispatched to the 15200 block
of Frenchtown Road for a traffic accident
with wires down. On arrival, firefighters were
greeted by an amazing sight. A pickup left the
roadway and struck a power pole. The impact
broke the pole in half with the top portion of
the pole containing energized electrical wires
and a transformer coming to rest in the bed of
the pickup. The dangling energized electrical
lines covered the cab of the pickup.
Fortunately, the driver of the pickup
remained inside of the vehicle until power was
cut by Demco. The driver suffered only minor
injuries; however many residents in the area
were without power for hours. Central Fire
Chief Bill Porche cautions all drivers to remain
in their vehicle if they are in an accident and
power lines entangle their vehicle.
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School Bus Crash Central Chiropractic
Center Annual Food
Drive Feb 23 - March 6
Central Police Department worked
a wreck on Wednesday, January
28 involving a school bus with
children on it. No one was injured.
The wreck occurred at Frenchtown
and Greenwell Springs Road. The
car involved is pictured. The bus
sustained minimal damage.
CHS Marketing
Program Receives
Educational Grant
The Central High School
Marketing Program and teacher,
Ms. Dykes, were awarded an
educational grant from the
Marketing
Education
Retail
Alliance (MERA). For the 20142015 school year, the grant
received is in the amount of
$7120.00. MERA was created in
2000 and is administered by the
Louisiana Retailers Association.
MERA grants are funded through
the Louisiana Department of
Economic Development under the
authority of LA R.S. 47:318.
The educational grant
provided by MERA shall be
used to purchase educational
supplies to enhance Louisiana’s
Marketing Education classrooms.
Such items that may be purchased
are:
computer/technology
equipment; computer software;
classroom supplies; competition
preparation materials; and other
marketing education-related items
that are necessary for students
and the classroom. This year’s
grant will also aid in students
participating in some off-campus
learning opportunities to enrich
their knowledge learned in the
classroom.
The MERA association
has, in the past, provided grant
funds to LA marketing teachers
for materials and equipment to
improve and enhance marketing
programs throughout the state. Due
to more state and local budget cuts,
these funds are helping teachers
provide rigorous and relevant
curriculum in the classroom for
which students can take with them
upon graduation and into their
chosen career field(s).
Programs and associations
such as MERA make it possible to
successfully teach and prepare our
young individuals for tomorrow,
and it is much appreciated within
the city and schools of Central,
LA.
To help feed those in need,
Central Chiropractic Center on
Sullivan Road will be holding a
canned food drive. A new patient
that brings in 8 non-perishable food
items will receive an initial exam,
x-rays, therapy, and adjustment
with no out of pocket fee ($150
value). On March 4th an existing
patient can bring in the same items
and their fee will be waived. You
must call to make an appointment.
When you participate in
the food drive, your name will be
entered to win a 30 minute massage.
COMMUNITY 3
Festival of Two Rivers Auction
& Taste of Central February 28
Come to the St. Alphonsus
Family Center for an evening of
great food, a fun-filled live and
silent auction event, and a chance
to win $10,000. Tickets for the
Taste Fair and $10,000 Raffle can
be purchased at the church and
school offices at St. Alphonsus.
This year, there will be 325 raffle
tickets for sale at $100 each. Each
raffle ticket purchase also admits
two adults to the Taste of Central
event. Taste fair tickets can also
be bought for $25 in advance or
$30 at the door. Each of these taste
fair tickets admits one adult.
The Hawaiian Luau theme
will provide a relaxing evening in
the company of friends and family
while you enjoy a sampling of
food from local and surrounding
area restaurants showcasing their
signature dishes. You will also
have the opportunity to bid on
special and unique items, such as
handcrafted keepsakes from St.
Alphonsus School classes, 2015
Bayou Country Superfest tickets,
a seven-day stay in Perdido Key,
golfing at Copper Mill, fishing
trips, a cruise, jewelry, and more.
For more information,
contact the St. Alphonsus Church
office at 261-4650.
Make this the Year
you Successfully
Free Smoking Cessation Medications &
Free Counseling Sessions that aid in
Quitting Smoking are Available to You!


Are You a Resident of Louisiana?
Did You Start Smoking Cigarettes
before September 1, 1988?
If you answered “yes” to both questions,
then you are eligible for the FREE program.
To register visit www.cardio.com/quitsmoking or call
(225) 654-1559.
6550 Main Street • Suite 1000 • Zachary, LA 70791 • www.cardio.com
4 COMMUNITY
The Central Chamber Report
Josh Parker of Parker Orthodontics says, “I’m In!”
Dr. Josh Parker is the new
owner of an orthodontic practice in
Central and a member of the City
of Central Chamber of Commerce.
Parker Orthodontics, formerly
Harbour Orthodontics, is proud to
serve the community of Central. Dr.
Parker, a graduate of Central Private
High School and LSU School of
Dentistry, was born and raised in
Central. “I knew that after I graduated
I wanted to come home and open my
own practice. Becoming a member
of the Chamber has been very
beneficial in promoting my practice
and keeping me informed of what is
going on in the community. It has
allowed me to connect with people
who have a vision and genuinely
care about the future of Central.”
Dr. Parker provides quality
orthodontic care for children, teens
and adults. To learn more about
Parker Orthodontics please visit our
website at ParkerOrthoLa.com.
Dr. Josh Parker – Owner
Parker Orthodontics
16606 Greenwell Springs Rd
Central, LA 70739
225-923-2060
Member Since July 2014
www.ParkerOrthoLa.com
Crime Stoppers: Have You
Seen These Fugitives?
www.crimestoppersbr.com
Call Toll Free at 1-877-723-7867
Crime Stoppers will pay cash reward for information leading to the arrest
of these WANTED FUGITIVES:
TROY BRYANT
DOB 10/06/1969
WHITE/MALE
5’07” HGT / 150 WGT
GRAY HAIR/HAZEL EYES
TINO SANTEZ STEWART
DOB 01/29/1993
BLACK/MALE
5’11” HGT / 160 WGT
BLACK HAIR / BROWN EYES
WANTED FOR:
MONETARY INSTRUMENT
ABUSE FORGERY
WANTED FOR: POSSESSION OF SCH I CDS
3RD OFFENSE
RESISTING AN OFFICER
If you have any information on these fugitives contact Crime Stoppers at
344-STOP(7867), text CS225 plus your message to CRIMES (274637)
or email us anonymously from our facebook page or website www.
crimestoppersbr.com
**Remember you do not have to give
your name to collect this or any
Crime Stoppers Reward but you must
call Crime Stoppers **
These fugitives are active as of
February 4, 2015
COMMUNITY 5
Lane Celebrates National
Heart Health Month
From Lane RMC
In celebration of
February
being
National
Heart
Health Month, Lane
Regional Medical
Center is bringing awareness
to heart health issues such as
heart attacks, heart disease,
hypertension, high cholesterol,
diabetes, stroke and obesity. These
concerns are not limited to adults,
but affect children as well.
FACEBOOK
An informational campaign
on Lane’s Facebook page will make
eating healthier and exercising not
only easier but a lot more fun!
Each day in February
heart-healthy recipes, exercises
ideas, and other informative and
fun resources will be posted to
help keep the whole family on
track toward achieving a healthier
lifestyle.
To join the fun, see the
daily updates, or contribute your
own recipes and exercise ideas,
simply “Like” the LaneRMC page
at Facebook.com/LaneRMC
KEEP THE BEAT
On Saturday, February 21st,
Lane RMC and Cardiovascular
Institute of the South are hosting
“Keep the Beat,” a FREE,
Bystander CPR training event
at First Baptist Church of St.
Francisville, 12404 LA Hwy 10.
There will be two sessions to
choose from 8 a.m. OR 10 a.m.
Participants ages 8-88 will
learn how to maintain vital blood
flow to the brain and heart until the
ambulance arrives, as well as how
to recognize and provide basic
care for breathing and cardiac
emergencies.
Special
guest,
Superintendent of West Feliciana
Parish Schools Hollis Milton, will
share the story of his recent heart
attack.
Register
online
at
LaneRMC.org or call 225-6584587 by Thursday, Feb. 19th to
reserve your space.
PAINT THE TOWN RED
And, remember to support
the American Heart Association by
wearing RED on Friday, February
13th for Paint the Town Red!
For
free
educational
materials, “Wear Red Day”
stickers, and paper hearts that
can be sold in your business,
please contact Jody Dake, Event
Specialist with the American
Heart Association, at 225-3284551 or via email at jody.dake@
heart.org
There will be a blood drive at Blackwater United
Methodist Church Sunday, February 8th from 9am to 1pm.
All donors receive a t-shirt. Donors should eat first, bring
picture ID, be 17 or older (16 with parent consent), and
bring reading glasses if needed. For information contact
Our Lady of the Lake Blood Bank at 225-765-8843.
Cooking in Central Planning
Meeting February 12th
There will be a meeting on February 12 at Elegant Memories
at 6pm to discuss all options and to organize committees to prepare
for Cooking in Central, which will be held on September 12, 2015 at
Amazing Place on Blackwater Road. Amazing Place has undergone a
major facelift and is ready for this year’s big event! Cooking in Central
this year will consist of a large tailgate with food available from area
restaurants and 10 plus hours of live music. Additionally we are in the
process of working with BREC and area outdoor organizations to offer
entertainment for the whole family. If you would like to join and help
make this event a fun success, come out to the meeting on the 12th.
Dinner will be served for $12 per person.
Bayou Bebes of Baton Rouge
Annual Doll Show and Sale
February 28, 2015, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Location: Milton J. Womack Facility (BREC);
6201 Florida Blvd; Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Admission: $4 Adult, $2 Children
Special Exhibit: “Dolls Around the World”
Info contacts: George Orgeron (985) 3864291 [email protected] and Suzanne
Mouch [email protected]
January 2015 Building Permits
From the City of Central
During the month of January
2015 in the city of Central, a total
of 9 new residential permits were
issued. The total valuation of these
permits was $1,717,647.
Within
these
January
permits, two were issued in
Burlington Lakes with an average
valuation of $172,655; six in Twin
Lakes Estates with an average
valuation of $196,430; and one on
Planchet Road valued at $212,176.
Building valuation is the
price based upon the square footage
of the home used for permitting
purposes. The actual selling price
of the home is usually higher than
the valuation and depends upon
amenities installed by the builder.
On the commercial side,
plan reviews were submitted for the
following:
1. Commercial remodeling
for General Nutrition Center (GNC)
at 10218 Sullivan Rd Ste C1 (in front of Walmart)
2. Voice of Pentecost Church
located at 14754 Frenchtown Rd
3.
Firmin Construction
Corporation for Veterans Memorial
Park located at 11515 Sullivan Rd.
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CALENDAR
Print Edition • Thursday, March 8, 2012
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
THURSDAY 2/5:
Central Speaks Hits the Streets
CPS Basketball in District Tournament at Bowling Green
Sports Central Radio Show, 910 AM & Live from Coaches Grill, 5PM
Live Music with Destiny Manzella, Caliente, 6-9PM
CHS Lacrosse vs Catholic at Wildcat Stadium, 6:30PM
FRIDAY 2/6:
Artist’s Paint-In/Crafts Work Room at Magnolia UMC, 9:30AM
CHS Freshman Basketball at Denham Springs, 5PM
CHS Girl’s Basketball vs Denham Springs, Home, 5:30PM
CHS JV Basketball at Denham Springs, 6PM
Renew 2015, First Baptist Church Central, 6:30PM
CHS Varsity Basketball at Denham Springs, 7:15PM
SATURDAY 2/7:
CHS Girl’s and Boy’s Bowling in Coca Cola Invitational
Magnolia UMC Community Market, 8AM
Renew 2015, First Baptist Church Central, 6:30PM
SUNDAY 2/8:
See you at church!
Renew 2015, First Baptist Church Central, 10:30AM
MONDAY 2/9:
CPS Basketball in State Tournament at Brookhaven
CHS Boy’s Bowling vs Madison Prep, Circle Bowl, 3:15PM
Art League of Central Meeting, Central Library, 6PM
School Board Meeting, 10510 Joor Rd Suite 300, 6PM
TUESDAY 2/10:
Diabetes Support Group, 4801 McHugh Rd, 2PM
CHS Freshman Basketball vs Zachary, Home, 5PM
CHS JV Basketball vs Zachary, Home, 6PM
City Council Meeting, CHS Auditorium, 6PM
Face painting with “Pinky the Clown,” Caliente, 6-8PM
CHS Varsity Basketball vs Zachary, Home, 7:15PM
WEDNESDAY 2/11:
Kids Mardi Gras Celebration, Pride-Chaneyville Library, 11AM
Chamber of Commerce Meeting, Kristenwood, 11:30AM
CHS Boy’s Bowling vs Redemptorist, Circle Bowl, 3:15PM
CHS Girl’s Bowling vs Redemptorist, Circle Bowl, 3:15PM
Teen Voodoo Doll Craft, Greenwell Springs Library, 3:30PM
Teen Mardi Gras Mask Craft, Pride-Chaneyville Library, 4PM
Lenten Bible Study Begins, Blackwater UMC, 6PM
THURSDAY 2/12:
Central Speaks Hits the Streets
Sports Central Radio Show, 910 AM & Live from Coaches Grill, 5PM
CHS Freshman Basketball at Broadmoor, 5PM
CHS Girl’s Basketball vs Broadmoor, Home, 5:30PM
CHS JV Basketball at Broadmoor, 6PM
Live Music with Cory Landry, Caliente, 6-9PM
New Mom’s Hope, Lane RMC, 6:30-7:45PM
CHS Varsity Basketball at Broadmoor, 7:15PM
Thursday, February 5, 2015 • CentralSpeaks.com
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Print Edition11
February Events at First
Baptist Church Central
Submitted by First Baptist Church Central
Two very special events
are coming up as we try to start
2015 with food, fellowship, and
excitement at First Baptist Church
Central. We’re located at 9676
Sullivan Road and want to issue a
personal invitation to everyone in
the community to “Come Worship
with Us”!
On February 6 through 8,
we are having our annual "Renew"
event. This year, Bro Mike
Ferguson, pastor of Lanier Baptist,
is coming to inspire us to serve
Christ in 2015. On Friday the 6th
and Saturday the 7th, a meal will
be served from 6 to 6:30 p.m. with
services thereafter. The Sunday
morning schedule will be as usual
(Bible Study/Sunday School at
9:15 a.m. and the morning worship
service at 10:30 a.m.). We want to
invite our community to come and
worship the Lord with us.
On February 13th, we
are having our annual Valentine
banquet. As usual, this is the
primary fund raiser event for
sending our students to summer
camp. Tickets are available now
for $10. Advance tickets may be
purchased at the church office
Monday through Thursday, 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. or from Stephannie
Magee after any church service
that you attend prior to the banquet.
The dinner will be grilled chicken,
several sides and dessert. Also,
as usual, we will have plenty of
entertainment. Buddy Caldwell,
the State Attorney General, and
a very special guest are planning
to be there, too. This is always a
great time and good food! Help
our students by attending this
event.
As you can see, exciting
things are happening in the
fellowship of our church. Please
get the most out of 2015 for you
and your family by participating in
all our planned activities.
Bro. Daryl Purpera, pastor
Mardi Gras Events at the Library
Looking to celebrate your
Mardi Gras a little differently this
year? Try the series of events held
at your local public Library. A
complete list and more information
are on the Library’s online calendar
at www.ebrpl.com. The schedule
includes:
Mysterious Mardi Gras Mask
Craft for Teens
It is carnival season and you’ve got
to be ready for the masquerade!
Teens can come to the PrideChaneyville Branch Library at 4
p.m. Wednesday, February 11, to
make a uniquely mysterious Mardi
Gras mask using fabric and puffy
paint just in time for Fat Tuesday!
(225) 658-1540
Fun Voodoo Doll Feltie
Craft for Teens
Teens can come to the Greenwell
Springs Road Regional Branch
Library at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday,
February 11, to make a voodoo
doll feltie craft as an alternative to
traditional Valentine crafts. (225)
274-4440
It’s a Mardi Gras Celebration!
We’ve go the carnival music
playing and you’re invited to join
us for the fun! Children ages 3-5
can come to the Pride-Chaneyville
Branch at 11 a.m. Wednesday,
February 11, to march in a Mardi
Gras parade around the building,
listen to stories about the holiday
and create a cool masquerade
mask! Registration required. (225)
658-1540
Mardi Gras Jester Hat
Story/Craft
Children ages 3-5 can come to the
Greenwell Springs Road Regional
Branch Library at 11 a.m. Saturday,
February 14, to participate in the
local bead season by listening to
the colorful story Mardi Gras in
New Orleans: An Alphabet Book
by Karen Jansen. Later, we’ll
make a wearable purple, gold and
green jester hat made from paper.
Registration is required. (225) 2744440
Fleurdelicious Story/Craft
Come to the Central Branch Library
at 4:30 p.m. Monday, February 16,
to celebrate carnival season and
hear a reading of Fleurdelicious by
Mary Beth Touzet. Later, children
ages 3-6 will make Mardi Gras
wreaths decorated with colorful
fleur de lis! Registration is required.
(225) 262-2640
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home. Day, night, live-in. 225-301-2663 or 225-654-3313
Cleaning/Sitter Service: Christian
For Sale: ‘99 HD Softail Custom.
dependable lady. Clean houses/offices,
New tires and belt. Includes extras.
sitter service. 225-485-1084
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$ 500.00 call 225-227-2357
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225- 261-2672 / 806-8233.
Email [email protected]. Deadline Tuesday at NOON. Real
estate & professional ads $10 for 3 lines, plus $3 per extra line. Other
ads are free for 3 lines (35 characters per line).
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REBEL YELL 7
The Rebel Yell
Rebel Yell
Celebrating 47 Years
~
February 2015
The official newspaper of Central Private School, Inc.
Registration & Open House This Month
From the Principal’s Pen
by Charles W. Hoots
Principal/Superintendent
It’s that time of year again when we start
thinking about registration for returning CPS
families. As you are well aware, we allow
returning families the opportunity to register
early so that they can be assured a spot at CPS
for the 2015/2016 school year. This year’s
window for returning families registration
is February 9 - 27. You may return your
registration packets to the CPS business
office by mail, or you may drop them off at
school. Returning the registration packets by
the February 27 deadline will save you from
having to pay a late registration fee of an
additional $100.
Families new to Central Private School
may begin to register on March 2. New
families will pay a one-time membership fee
of $500. Students entering as 11th or 12th
graders pay a reduced rate of $250. Families
new to CPS should contact Mrs. Boudreaux
in the main office for additional information
concerning fee due dates, the total amount of
fees, testing information, and the interview
process at (225) 261-3341.
At the CPS board meeting in January of
2015, the Board of Control set the following
fees for the 2015/2016 school year:
1, Pre School –Grade 6 tuition $5,000
2. 7-12th grade tuition $5,300
3. Per student fee $ 250.00* (may be paid
in 3 installments+)
4. Family registration fee $ 450 (may be
paid in 3 installments+)
*This fee includes: activity fee, insurance,
technology, and maintenance; please see the
registration packet for rates for families with
three or more students
+There is an optional bank draft fee of $15
if you choose to use the installment service.
Once again, please complete and return
the registration packet by the Feb 27th
deadline. The per-student fee of $250 plus
the registration fee of $450 is due upon
registration (again, these fees may be paid
in 3 installments). The first tuition payment
draft will be collected on June 5. You may
elect to pay your tuition in full by July 1, or
you may use the monthly bank draft system.
Please feel free to contact our business
manager, Mrs. Kay Greely, our business
secretary, Mrs. Crystal Dupuy, or me directly
at the school should you have questions
about the fees or tuition. Thank you for your
help in this matter and for continuing to be a
member of our Central Private family. I look
forward to another successful school year.
On another note I want to congratulate
all the seniors who were selected for a Senior
Superlative Award at a recent luncheon
held at Kristenwood on Friday, January 30.
Leadership was apparent in the Class of 2015.
Finally please don’t forget that we will be out
of school between the dates of February 16
and February 20 to celebrate the Mardi Gras
season. I look forward to seeing everyone
when we return to school on February 23.
Happy Mardi Gras week!!!!!
Important Upcoming Event at
Central Private School
for Prospective Families:
“Open House”
Meet Our Faculty & Staff
Thursday, February 12
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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2 nd A N N U A L
BRICE HARRIS
MEMORIAL
GOLF TOURNAMENT
S aturday , March 29th 2014
@ Greystone Country Club in Denham sprinGs, la
11:00 am CheCk-In • 1:00 pm tee-off
Please come out and support the memory of Brice Harris!
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• $550 per team
• Price includes entry into “Red Blast”
and 1 mulligan per player
• We will accept the first (36) Team Entries
• Prizes will be awarded for Top 5 Teams
and numerous door prizes will be
awarded as well.
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before the tournament begins.
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Central Private School, Inc., admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin
to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available
to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and
ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship
and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
February Happenings
2-7
8-9
9-14
10
11
12
13
16-20
16
19-21
23
24
25
V Basketball District Tournament @ Bowling Green TBA
Library Club @ LTLA Convention
V Basketball South State Tournament @ Brookhaven TBA
V Baseball vs Centreville (home)
6:30 p.m.
Spring Picture Day (uniforms NOT required)
$1 Dress Day
Open House for Prospective Families
6:30 p.m.
V Baseball vs Silliman (home)
6:30 p.m.
National Honor Society Induction
Elementary Valentine Parties
V Baseball vs Oak Forest (home)
6:30 p.m.
Mardi Gras Break (NO SCHOOL)
Soccer Playoffs - Round 1
TBA
V Baseball @ Oak Forest Tournament
TBA
JH Baseball vs Oak Forest (home)
5/7 p.m.
BETA Induction
JH/V Baseball vs Acadiana Christian (home) 4:40/6:30 p.m.
$1 Dress Day
Senior Superlative/Officer Pictures
TBA
Upcoming March Events
2
5
6
7
10
11
13
14
JH/V Baseball vs Oak Forest (home)
5/7 p.m.
Track Warm-Up Meet @ Silliman
V Baseball @ Jackson Academy Tournament
V Baseball @ NWR Tournament
4:30/7 p.m.
JH/V Baseball @ Bowling Green
4:30/6:30 p.m.
$1 Dress Day
V Baseball @ Parklane Tournament
V Baseball vs Bowling Green (home)
4:30/6:30 p.m.
JH/V Baseball vs Brookhaven (home)
1/3 p.m.
REBEL YELL 9
Students Learn Local
Government Practices
100th Day Celebration
Seniors in Ms. Alicia Fergerson’s 5th
hour civics class spent two weeks in January
learning about the functions and responsibilities of local government. For a portion
of the discussion, the class welcomed Mayor
Jr. Shelton to the classroom on two different
days.
On his first visit, Mayor Shelton discussed the inner workings of Central’s government. His second visit focused more on
the future of Central as he asked students to
provide him with a list of attractions they
might like to see in Central.
The students’ study of local government
concluded with attendance of the January
27 city council meeting where they were
able to observe government in action.
Thank you to Mayor Shelton for taking
the time out of his schedule to come and
meet with our students
Preschool and kindergarten students celebrated the 100th Day of School on Thursday, January
29. As a part of their special celebration, students held a 100th Day parade down the high school hall
to show off their t-shirts. Each t-shirt was complete with 100 items attached to it. They continued
their day with various classroom activities that helped them learn how to count to 100.
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10 REBEL YELL Making Life Colorful
Seniors Brooke Hingle, Kennedy
King, Marissa Roge’, and Aubrey
Dean worked over the course of two
weeks to complete the beautiful bulletin board in the hallway of the main
building. The girls are currently enrolled in Mrs. Lauren Clinard’s 4th
hour Art III class. Students in all art
classes have been studying color values
for the past month.
Don’t Forget!!!!
COMMUNITY 11
Lost & Found Pets
CHS Lacrosse will play
its home opener this
Thursday (tonight) at
6:30 PM vs Catholic High
at Wildcat Stadium. Come
out and support the
Wildcats as they start
the 2015 season!
LOST: Copper, a light-colored beagle
with spots, went missing from his
owner’s home this week in Arleen
subdivision in the Zachary / Central
area off Blackwater Road. He is male,
neutered, and microchipped. No tags.
Please call with any info: 225-405-0057.
Hodges - Smunt Plan July
Wedding in Illinois
FOUND: A black puppy was found
in Huntington Park off of Denham
Road. Call 225-454-9515.
LOST: This German Shepherd was
lost at Foster Road and Hooper
Road. If anyone has seen him,
please contact 225-754-4533.
Jonathan Frank Selected
for All-Parish Honor Band
Submitted by Eric Frank
Jonathan Frank, a senior
at Redemptorist High School,
was selected to participate in
the East Baton Rouge All-Parish
Honor Band. Auditions for the
Honor Band were open to all high
school band members in East
Baton Rouge Parish. Students
auditioned in December and
will rehearse this week. They
performed on Friday, January
30, at 7:00 at Broadmoor High
School.
CAPA Corner: King Cake
Recently I found myself in
a conversation with an Australian,
Mexican, and Texan discussing
“King Cakes.” One in the group
had just tasted his first King
Cake and thought the name was
humorous. Being from Louisiana,
I was happy to share the traditions
associated with this delicacy.
After hearing more about
the tradition, one laughed with
surprise and remarked, “Another
thing we got from Christians.”
Unfortunately, our conversation
was interrupted. I wanted to
ask the man to list other things
which he believed the world
received from Christians. Was he
adding King Cakes to a list which
included Christmas trees, cookies,
and parties? Was he thinking of
Easter eggs and the Easter bunny?
His
simple
remark
continues to bother me. What
have Christians given to the
world? I hope it is more than King
Cakes. This question pertaining
to Christians is quite different
than the significant question
about what Christ has given to the
world—a question long debated by
theologians and theme for many a
sermon by preachers.
It is a different question to
consider what Christians give to a
community. Again, hopefully it is
more than King Cakes during the
season of Epiphany.
Perhaps, just perhaps,
this man was considering
Christians who he had met whose
lives had been transformed by
Christ. Perhaps he was thinking
of Christians who live a life
overflowing with love, hope, and
joy—those who bless others by
their gracious spirits, genuine
hospitality, and bountiful acts of
kindness.
As the Epiphany season
comes to a close, let us enjoy our
King Cakes, but let us also pray
that Christians will be remembered
for more than creating a delicacy
such as King Cakes! And may
all Christians be inspired to live
in such a way to be a blessing to
those around them.
Rev. Robin McCullough-Bade
St. Augustine Episcopal Church
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hodges of
Watson are proud to announce the
engagement of their son, Joshua
Sean Hodges, to Ms. Anna Marie
Smunt. The couple will be married
in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday,
July 11th, 2015.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Steve and MaryAnn Smunt of St.
Charles, IL. Maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Allison of
Chicago, IL. Paternal grandparents
are Mrs. Vivian Smunt and the late
Mr. Robert Smunt of Westchester, IL.
She is a graduate of the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
and the National-Louis University
in Chicago. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and
Masters in Teaching.
Joshua is the son of Reverend Leland and State Representative
Valarie Hodges of Watson. His maternal grandparents are the late Mr.
and Mrs. Al Hope of Baton Rouge. Paternal grandparents are the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Hodges of Baton Rouge. He is a graduate of the College
of Humanities and Social Sciences at Louisiana State University and the
U.S. Naval War College in Newport, RI. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in
International Relations and Masters in National Security and Strategic
Warfare. He works for the U.S. Senate in Washington, D.C.
The couple plan to reside in Washington, D.C.
Stacey Brown Wins
Realtors Rising Star Award
Congratulations
to Stacey Brown
for winning the
2014
Greater
Baton
Rouge
Association of
Realtors Rising
Star
Award.
This award is
given to a GBRAR member who
has been a licensed realtor for
less than three years, but shows
an exceptional degree of business
development. In short, the award
is given to a person who is an
image of what it takes to become
a successful, professional realtor.
Stacey sold 5.2 Million worth of
properties in 2014 and is looking
forward to continuing her mission
of enriching people’s lives and
helping them obtain the dream of
home ownership.
Wayne Clark Realty is
proud to have Stacey on their
team. In 2013, she received the
Wayne Clark Realty Rookie of
the Year Award and in 2014, she
received the Wayne Clark Realty
Top Producer Award. Her broker,
Wayne Clark says, “Stacey is a
real go-getter and always puts her
clients’ needs first.”
Stacey is a woman of faith,
integrity, and abundant mentality.
She prides herself on always doing
things according to the Golden
Rule. She is 100% people focused
and feels her business has been
blessed for that reason.
Stacey prides herself in
being involved in her community.
She is a member of Journey Church
Central and their “Serve Team,”
which participates in various
projects several times a year in the
community. She is also this year’s
Chaplain of the Geaux Seven
Chapter of Blue Star Mothers of
America.
Family
is
extremely
important to Stacey. She has been
married to her husband, Randall,
for 27 years and they have two sons,
Lt. Chase Brown and Cameron
Brown, and wife Alyssia. She is
also the proud grandmother of her
first grandbaby, Ryland.
12 SPORTS
Central High Girls’ and Boys’ Bowling Update
CENTRAL GIRLS BOWLING CRUISE AGAINST ST JOSEPH’S ACADEMY
CHS Girls’ Bowling (3-0) cruised to another win on
Wednesday (1-28-15) over St Joseph’s Academy (1-1). SJA
returned all of their starters from last year, a team that handed
Central their only loss in the regular season. But for the third
straight match, the Wildcats showed they will be tough to beat in
any match.
The Wildcats won all three games winning game 1 8-0
(934-710), game 2 7-1 (1002-764) and game 3 6-2 (852-820).
Central also won the 3 bonus points for total pins by almost 500
pins, 2788-2294. The 2788 is the 2nd highest series ever for the
Wildcats, just a little shy of last week's record setting 2842. But
the Wildcats did roll a new school record game with the 1002 in
game 2! Haley Young (Senior/Captain) led the team with a 571
(212, 193), Brittnee Robinson (Sophomore) had a career day with
a 534 series (213 game, both a personal high and 102 pins above
average) and Sam Soule (Sophomore) rolled a nice 426 (75 pins
above average). Kaylee Robinson (Junior) chipped in with a 185
and Sarah LeDuff (Junior) was right behind with a 183. St Joseph’s
Academy was led by Hope Bovard with a 488 (183).
Through three matches Central has the highest team average
in the Baton Rouge area with a 946, which is anchored by Young’s
183 average and LeDuff’s 182. St Scholastica is second highest
with a 912 and Albany is a distant third with an 846.
CENTRAL BOYS BOWLING KNOCKS OFF BROADMOOR
CHS Boys’ Bowling (3-0) kept on winning on Wednesday
(1-28-15), this time over Broadmoor (2-1). Broadmoor showed a
lot of improvement over last season, but Central’s talented lineup
proved to be a little too deep for the Bucs.
The Wildcats won the first two games easily, winning game
1 7-1 (1130-969) and game 2 6-2 (1092-975). Jacob Garretson
(Senior/Captain) and Johnathan Ryder (Junior) led the way in
game 1 with a 212 each and Dylan Ringo (Sophomore) rolled a
210. Game 2 was led by Ringo’s 218, followed by Garretson’s
212 and Parker Aucoin’s (Sophomore) 202. With the match all but
wrapped up for Central, the Bucs showed that they can roll a high
score as well and have the potential to cause teams problems as
they improve throughout the season. Broadmoor won game 3 5-3
with an impressive 1133 to Central’s 1029. Ringo was once again
high with a 235, followed by Garretson’s 217 and Aucoin’s 213.
Overall, the Wildcats won by a final score of 19-8 (3251-3077 total
pins) with Ringo leading the way with a nice 663 series, followed
by Garretson’s 641 and Aucoin’s 607. Broadmoor was led by Ritch
Bolden with a 578 (235).
Through three matches Central has the highest team average
in the Baton Rouge area with an 1100, which is anchored by
Garretson’s 222 average and Aucoin’s 206. Dutchtown is second
highest with a 1060 and St Amant is third with a 997.
BR GIRLS DISTRICT 2 STANDINGS (as of 1-28-15):
SCHOOLSWINSLOSSESTOTAL PINS
CENTRAL
3
0
8163
Denham Springs
2
1
6786
East Ascension
2
1
6657
St Amant
1
1
5980
St Joseph’s Academy 1
1
4525
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BR BOYS DISTRICT 2 STANDINGS (as of 1-28-15):
SCHOOLSWINSLOSSESTOTAL PINS
CENTRAL
3
0
9616
Zachary
3
0
7363
Broadmoor
2
1
8391
Denham Springs
0
3
7267
Scotlandville
0
2
0
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Congratulations to Austin Gouedy,
a Central High Sophomore, who
placed third at the 39th Annual
Ken Cole Wrestling Tournament
on January 31, 2015.
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SPORTS 13
CMS Girls’ Soccer Wraps Up a Great Season
Mustangs. In the championship
match the Lady Wildcats found
themselves down 1-0 after the
first half. They came out on fire
for the second half scoring 3
goals and never looking back.
These girls showed a ton
of heart and passion for the game
spending many hours of practice
in the cold and wet to prepare for
By CHS Soccer Coach Melton
The CMS girls soccer
team has just wrapped up their
best season yet. They competed in
the BRSC Middle School league
for the fourth year and this was
their year. For the regular season
they ended with a record of 5-1
and in second place. Going into
the end of year tournament they
all had their sights on nothing
less than to be the champions.
With a solid first match the Lady
Wildcats knocked off the MSA
Lady Knights by a score of 8-0.
The next match was a hard fought
battle with LP Express. The
Wildcats took the victory 1-0 to
put them in the championship
game against McKinley Lady
Wildcats Sign Letters of Intent to Play College Football
Photo by Michael Spangler
Left: Kevin Henry; Right: Cameron Hooper
Central
High
School
is proud to announce that the
following Football players declared
their intent of continuing their
education and athletic careers at
various universities at a ceremony
in the Central High School Gym.
The ceremony took place on
Wednesday, February 4, 2015,
following a pep rally for CHS
spring sports and the Central High
Cheerleaders going to Nationals.
Signing letters of intent on
Wednesday were Kevin Henry, who
plans to play for Oklahoma State
University, and Cameron Hooper,
who plans to play for Northwestern
State University. Congratulations
to these outstanding athletes!
this season. This is a great group of
young ladies that have represented
Central Middle School and our
town with the highest standards
of sportsmanship and class.
Congratulations go out to their
coaches Ashley McDowell and
Sarah LeBlanc. They are building
a great future for girls soccer in
Central.
14 PUZZLES
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AUTOMOTIVE
Central Mardi Gras Ball 2015
Photos by Michael Spangler
FUN 15
16 ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jaime Marie Guidry to
Marry Brandon Melancon
Jaime Marie Guidry
and Brandon Michael
Melancon of Central
will marry in a 7:00PM
ceremony on February
6, 2015 at St. Alphonsus
Catholic
Church
in
Greenwell Springs.
The bride-elect is
the daughter of Waylan and
Dana Guidry of Central,
LA and granddaughter
of George and Verlane
D'Antoni of Baton Rouge
and the late Alton and
Adele Guidry of Breaux Bridge. She is a graduate of Redemptorist
High School and Baton Rouge School of Court Reporting.
Her fiance' is the son of Glenn Melancon of Baton Rouge
and Lana Lauret of Baton Rouge. He is the grandson of Mrs. Mary
LeGlue of Plaquemine, the late Jay LeGlue, Sr. of White Castle, and
the late Doyl and Marjorie Melancon of Baton Rouge. Brandon is
a graduate of Central High School and is employed with Southern
Power Systems. The couple will reside in Central, LA.
Delaney Edwards and A.J Alwosaibi
to Wed at Albany Plantation
Mr. and Mrs. Emile B.
Edwards of Greenwell
Springs, Louisiana announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Delaney Claire
Edwards, to A.J. Alwosaibi
of Magee, Mississippi. The
couple will marry in a 5:30
p.m. ceremony on March 14,
2015 at Albany Plantation in
Albany, Louisiana.
The bride-elect is the
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Emile L. Edwards of
Baton Rouge and the late
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy L.
Oufnac, Sr. She is a graduate
of St. Joseph’s Academy
and Southeastern Louisiana
University where she earned
a B.A. in psychology.
Her fiancé is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Degueyter of
Youngsville, Louisiana. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J.
Degueyter of Youngsville, Louisiana and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hays
of Magee, Mississippi. He is a graduate of Comeaux High School and
is currently employed in sales at Team Honda in Baton Rouge.
The couple was honored with an engagement celebration
hosted by the bride’s parents and Tony and Jeannine Cockerham at
the Cockerham’s home.
Men’s Wildlife Banquet
Zoar Baptist Church
Thursday, February 19th @ 6:00p.m.
Guest Speaker: Stephen Kirkpatrick
Tickets are complimentary and can be
picked up in the Church office
Tina Rose and James Head
to Wed in April
Tina Rae Rose of Greenwell
Springs and James David Head of
Baton Rouge will marry in a 6:00
p.m. ceremony on April 11, 2015 at
Jefferson United Methodist Church.
The bride-elect is the
daughter of Mark and Joni Rose
of Greenwell Springs. She is the
granddaughter of Betty Rose
and the late James Rose of Baton
Rouge, the late Eugene and Earline
Westbrook of Baker and James and
Sarah Nichols of Baton Rouge. The
bride-elect is a graduate of Central
Private School. She is employed as
a manager at Monogram It.
Her fiancé is the son of
Holly Gonzales of Baton Rouge and
Jimmy Head of Picayune, MS. He
is the grandson of Hal and Patricia
Ginn of Baton Rouge, Dempsey
and Bonnie Head of Lumberton,
MS, and Jerry and Peggy Bond of
Poplarville, MS. He is a graduate
of The Brighton School. He is
employed as a detailer at Fabricated
Steel Products.

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