October 17, 2013 • Daily News at CentralSpeaks.com C ENTRAL S PEAKS BREC is bringing Dr. Seuss’ “The Lorax” to a 20-foot outdoor screen showing at Lovett Road Park tonight! Remember there is no public school for the kids tomorrow. This family friendly BREC event is sponsored by Central Speaks and Dave Freneaux. It begins at 7PM and is free to the community. So bring the kids, spread out a blanket on the ground or bring lawn chairs. Popcorn and drinks are free and hot dogs and nachos will be sold. If it rains, the movie will be shown in the Lovett Road Park gym. Dr. Seuss in Central Tonight POwERCAT PRESS PAgES 7-10 Retired Central coach Coach David LeSage and long time Hammond Coach Carmen Moore join the Sid Edwards Show tonight at 5PM on 910 AM. Tune in at 5 or call in (928-4910) after 5:30 and hear what three great football minds think about high school Friday nights. Then at 6PM Les Bueche interviews David Starkey, Edna Whittington, and Ken Montgomery who were instrumental in the founding of Starkey Academy. Tune in and get the whole story from those who know it best. Both shows are broadcast live from DeAngelos, so stop in and hear them live and enjoy some great food. Legendary Coaches & Starkey Academy The Central Cultural Foundation's October Coffee Hour event will feature the great music and dance of the Central Community Theatre. This year, the CCT will be performing "Seussical the Musical, Jr." at the Shaw Center, and are offering the community a free sneak preview of the great show awaiting them. Come out to Central Perk at 7:00 on October 24 and enjoy an evening of wonderful entertainment! The event is FREE. Many thanks to CCT for generously sharing their talents with the public! Free Preview of CCT’s Seussical Next Thursday The Pumpkin Patch at Blackwater Methodist is hosting a car show this Saturday, October 19th from 10AM to 2PM. In addition to the car show, the pumpkin patch will be open, and there will be games, hayrides, and activities for kids along with pictures in the pumpkin patch. Open registration for the car show begins at 9AM. For more information, please call 261-4646 during business hours or email [email protected]. Pumpkin Patch proceeds go to missions in the Central community and around the world. Tax Election Saturday for EMS, Fire & Sheriff This Saturday, there will be an election wherein citizens will vote on taxes for Central Fire Protection District #4, for the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office, and for parish Emergency Medical Services. The Central Fire Protection District is asking for renewal of a 10 year, 10 mill property tax that funds over 50% of its normal operating budget. EBRSO is asking for renewal of a 10 year, 6.9 mill property tax that funds roughly 30% of its general operating fund. EMS is asking for renewal of a 10 year, 3.13 mill property tax. A “YES” vote on any of these items supports the renewal of the property tax. A “NO” vote does not support the property tax renewal. These three items are renewals of existing property taxes. If renewed, your tax rate would not increase.
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October 17, 2013 • Daily News at CentralSpeaks.comCENTRAL SPEAKS
BREC is bringing Dr. Seuss’ “The Lorax” to a 20-foot outdoor screen showing at Lovett Road Park tonight! Remember there is no public school for the kids tomorrow. This family friendly BREC event is sponsored by Central Speaks and Dave Freneaux. It begins at 7PM and is free to the community. So bring the kids, spread out a blanket on the ground or bring lawn chairs. Popcorn and drinks are free and hot dogs and nachos will be sold. If it rains, the movie will be shown in the Lovett Road Park gym.
Dr. Seuss in Central Tonight
POwERCAT PRESS
PAgES 7-10
Retired Central coach Coach David LeSage and long time Hammond Coach Carmen Moore join the Sid Edwards Show tonight at 5PM on 910 AM. Tune in at 5 or call in (928-4910) after 5:30 and hear what three great football minds think about high school Friday nights. Then at 6PM Les Bueche interviews David Starkey, Edna Whittington, and Ken Montgomery who were instrumental in the founding of Starkey Academy. Tune in and get the whole story from those who know it best. Both shows are broadcast live from DeAngelos, so stop in and hear them live and enjoy some great food.
Legendary Coaches &
Starkey Academy
The Central Cultural Foundation's October Coffee Hour event will feature the great music and dance of the Central Community Theatre. This year, the CCT will be performing "Seussical the Musical, Jr." at the Shaw Center, and are offering the community a free sneak preview of the great
show awaiting them. Come out to Central Perk at 7:00 on October 24 and enjoy an evening of wonderful entertainment! The event is FREE. Many thanks to CCT for generously sharing their talents with the public!
Free Preview of CCT’s Seussical Next Thursday
The Pumpkin Patch at Blackwater Methodist is hosting a car show this Saturday, October 19th from 10AM to 2PM. In addition to the car show, the pumpkin patch will be open, and there will be games, hayrides, and activities for kids along with pictures in the pumpkin patch. Open registration for the car show begins at 9AM. For more information, please call 261-4646 during business hours or email [email protected]. Pumpkin Patch proceeds go to missions in the Central community and around the world.
Tax Election Saturday for EMS, Fire & Sheriff
This Saturday, there will be an election wherein citizens will vote on taxes for Central Fire Protection District #4, for the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office, and for parish Emergency Medical Services. The Central Fire Protection District is asking for renewal of a 10 year, 10 mill property tax that funds over 50% of its normal operating budget. EBRSO is asking for renewal of a
10 year, 6.9 mill property tax that funds roughly 30% of its general operating fund. EMS is asking for renewal of a 10 year, 3.13 mill property tax. A “YES” vote on any of these items supports the renewal of the property tax. A “NO” vote does not support the property tax renewal. These three items are renewals of existing property taxes. If renewed, your tax rate would not increase.
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THURSDAY 10/17:Central Speaks hits the streets & mailboxesPaint-in, Magnolia Methodist Church, 1:30-5PMCHS Volleyball vs St. Michael, Home, 4PMThe Sid Edwards Show on 910 AM and at DeAngelo’s, 5-6PMCentral Legends Radio Show on 910 AM and at DeAngelo’s, 6-7PMMovie in the Park, Lovett Rd Park, 7PM
FRIDAY 10/18:Chamber of Commerce 4 Wheeler Raffle DrawingPaint-in, Magnolia Methodist Church, 9:30AM-12PMCHS Varsity Football vs Zachary, Home, 7PMCPS Varsity Football vs Ben’s Ford, Home, 7PM
SATURDAY 10/19: Miss City of Central Pageant, Greenwell Springs Baptist ChurchComite Baptist garage sale fundraiser, Comite Gym, 7AM-2PMCentral Square Farmers Market, 8AM-12PMMagnolia Methodist Market, 8AM-2PM Pride History Festival, Pride-Chaneyville Library, 10AM-2PMPumpkin Patch Car Show, Blackwater Methodist, 10AM-2PMPrenatal & Newborn Care Class, Lane RMC, 10AMLA Blast Baseball Tryouts, 9121 Cockerham Rd, 2PM
SUNDAY 10/20:See you at church!CHS Swimming at Crawfish Aquatics, 1:30PM
MONDAY 10/21:Fall Holiday (No school)Central Community Chorus Practice, Central Middle, 6-7:30PM
TUESDAY 10/22: CHS Freshman Football vs Broadmoor, AwayCHS Volleyball vs Plaquemine High, Away, 4PMCity Council Meeting, Kristenwood, 6-7:30PMGrief Support Group, Ochsner Medical Center, 6:30-8PM
wEDNESDAY 10/23:CHS JV Football vs Broadmoor, HomeBiddy Basketball Boys/Girls League Coaches meeting, CHS Gym, 7PM
*Coming on Thursday, 10/24: CCF Coffee Hour, Central Perk, 7PM
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
World War II veteran Carlton Hudson is pictured above (left) being interviewed by Jon Simmons (center) and Jason Ellis (right) for the Central Cultural Foundation. The CCF is asking for veterans who would like to be interviewed so that their stories can be preserved. Anyone interested in being interviewed for the Central Cultural Foundation may call Dave Freneaux at 262-3730.
CCF Seeking Vets for Interviews
Photo by Beth FussellPeople’s Bank on Wax Road recently collected hundreds of pounds of food for the Central Food Bank. People’s Bank employees are pictured above with Mr. and Mrs. Grissom of the Central Food Bank and Councilman Moak. Non-perishable food items for the Central Food Bank can be donated at People’s Bank, the Central Fire Department on Sullivan Road, Winn Dixie, and at various local schools and churches.
My Mom was born here in Central in 1933, and died in 1997 in her home on that same family farm on the Comite River. She was a daughter, sister, wife, mother, and grandmother beyond comparison. She raised four boys, refereed our arguments, played games with us, and bandaged the damage we inevitably did to ourselves and each other. She was the kind of grandmother that had tea parties and picnics with my girls and always had treats in the snack drawer. Mia and I considered Mom and Dad some of our closest friends. She was an amazing woman and I miss her. Cancer touches all of our lives. We all have a story like mine; someone close to us who has battled cancer. The American Cancer Society holds only one major fundraiser each year; Relay For Life. If just a small percentage of us who have been impacted by cancer support this year’s Relay For Life in Central, it will be a huge success. Before I give you the details of
this year’s relay, I want to challenge everyone to think for just a moment about how your life would have been different if cancer had been cured 20 years ago. I can tell you that for me, with that vision in my mind, this year’s Relay For Life won’t go by without my support. Pledge a few dollars, come out and rejoice over the lives of those who are beating cancer, and celebrate the lives of those who did not. Consider giving a few dollars or a few minutes on November 16th to help find a cure for cancer. For the first time in the Central Relay’s 5 year life, this year’s Relay will include a “5K Gleaux Run”, which is a night-time 5K run held at Central’s new school facility with glow sticks galore. There will be a silent auction, a luminary service, music, food and the ever-popular pet parade. So imagine a world without cancer and come out and support Central’s Relay for Life. To make a donation or register as a Cancer Survivor and attend the pancake breakfast Saturday morning, go to RelayForLife.org/CentralLA. To register for the 5K Gleaux Run go to Active.com and look for the “Central Gleaux Run.” Cancer Survivors run free but should sign up on the Relay for Life website, not on active.com. Helping to beat Cancer; now THAT is Good News for a Great City.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Central Rotary Bed Race! The event raised $2,500 for the Central Community Assistance Foundation, an organization that helps homeless students and their
families in the Central area by supplying school supplies, uniforms, and other assistance.winners of the Bed Race are: Best Time: Sunrise Rotary; Best Dressed: Central Academy; Best Theme: Central Council on Aging
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Paid Real Estate Spotlight NOW AVAILABLE: 60 Acre Louisiana Sportsman’s PARADISE! This is the perfect recreation property for HUNTING and FISHING. This property has it all! There is access to 3 huge, stocked lakes on this property. The front portion is mostly wooded, with a drive through and small cleared area overlooking the 7 acre lake. You read that right! The first lake is approximately 7 acres! This property offers serenity; nature at its finest. The second lake is surrounded by a sandy area, and the third lake is at the bottom of the basin. As you approach the third lake, you will notice you are soaring 50+ feet above it with a breathtaking view. The rear of the property comes out on the sandbar/banks of the Amite River. This property line borders approximately 200 feet from the river. Deer, turkey, duck, rabbit, fishing, you name it! Are you looking for a getaway? A camp to
spend the weekends with family or a perfect retreat for hunting season? A perfect place to ride ATV’s? Look no further than 20 minutes from Central! ALL of this in East Baton Rouge Parish, just 20 short minutes north of the Magnolia Bridge/Greenwell Springs Road Intersection. The gate to the property is locked, so you must have a confirmed appointment to visit and view this property. The owner says the property has never flooded. This is not just a plot of woods- this property is an outdoor lover’s playground, a true Louisiana Sportsman’s Paradise! Available for $349,900.00. FOR MORE INFORMATION or TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, call Brittney Pino Gautreaux, Realtor with RE/MAX First, at 291-1234 (office) or 571-6769 (cell). Brittney can be reached by email at [email protected]. Learn more at www.MyBatonRougeRealEstateExpert.com.
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Press Release from Record Dental From March through June, Record Dental Center joined the “Smiles for Life” (www.smilesforlife.org) campaign in which hundreds of dental practices throughout the U.S. and Canada professionally whitened teeth to raise money for seriously ill, disabled, and underprivileged children in their local communities and around the world. Participating dentists are members of the Crown Council, (www.crowncouncil.com) an alliance of leading-edge dental teams that are passionately committed to promoting oral health, fighting oral cancer and serving their communities through charitable work. With 100% of the money raised going directly to “Smiles for Life”, Dr. Record and his staff donated their time and patients gave to Smiles for Life to purchase discounted bleaching
with products provided by Phillips Oral Healthcare (https://www.philipsoralhealthcare.com/en_us/whitening/). The offers included Zoom! Whitening systems (in-office and take-home) and Record Dental Center collected a total of $2865.00. Each dental office affiliated with the Crown Council and “Smiles for Life” were able to direct up to 50% of the proceeds to a local charity. On Tuesday October 8, 2013 Record Dental Center presented a check to The City of Central Food Bank for $1432.50. Because of this success, Dr. Record has already committed to participating again. For details of this event and others, check their website www.recorddentalcenter.com or follow them on facebook (www.facebook.com/recorddental), twitter (@recorddentalcen) or instagram (@recorddentalcen).
Record Dental Raises $1,400 for Food Bank
Above: Dr. Record of Record Dental presents a check to Mr. and Mrs. Grissom of the Central Food Bank. They are pictured with Record Dental staff and Councilman Moak.
Pride History Festival This Saturday This Saturday, October 19th, from 10 AM to 2 PM, the Pride-Chaneyville Library at 13600 Pride-Port Hudson Road will host the 5th Annual Pride Community History Festival. Special honors this year will be given to our own past and present “homegrown hereos” who served in the military, firefighters, law enforcement, and those who have supported and contributed to the community. Activities will include a flag ceremony to start the event, a horse training demonstration, live horseshoing, a roping demonstration, and viewing of other farm animals. Children’s activities will include games, crafts, and a puppet show. Participants will sample omelettes and jambalaya. Local vendors will offer handmade, homemade, and homegrown products. The Louisiana Gospel Fellowship Group and the Louisiana Lagniappe Dulcimers will provide music. A cake walk will be held every hour.
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“Being a member of the Central Chamber of Commerce has provided us with the ability to network with other Central businesses and businesses outside the Central area. When I need a service of any kind, the first place I go to is the Central Chamber of Commerce Telephone Directory. We shop and hire Central first, and six of our seven employees are from Central. This is the 30 year anniversary of our family owned and operated business. We make custom designs for t-shirts and monogramming in house, providing our customers with a quick delivery time.
See us for your entire screen printing, monogramming, trophy, award (plaques, ribbons, etc.), and advertising needs. There is no minimum for photo t-shirts and mug printing.Thank you to our loyal customers and the Chamber”!Mac Watts, Jr. & Loretta Watts,
AAS Company says “ I’m In” The City of Central Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, October 24, 2013 at 6:00pm at Kristenwood Meeting Facility, 14025 Greenwell Springs Rd, Central, LA 70739 to consider the following item(s): EOP-10-13 Exchange of Property between Lot B-1 and B-3 of the Meador and Gaylor Properties. This property is located on the west side of Hubbs Road south of the Oakberry Avenue intersection in Section 20, T5S, R2E, GLD, EBR, LA. The applicant is requesting an exchange of property between two (2) adjoining property owners. (Applicant: Seth Mosby) SS-15-13 Subdivision of Tract F-1-A-2 of the former A. G. Edwards Property. This property is located at the northeast intersection of Core Lane and Acres Court in Section 25, T5S, R1E, GLD, EBR, LA. The applicant is requesting to subdivide one (1) tract into three (3) for single family residential land use. (Applicant: Todd A. Harris) SS-16-13 Subdivision of Tract 5 and 6 of the former Powers Estate and Samuel Kirby Tract. This property is located on the west
side of Blackwater Road south of the Dyer Road intersection in Section 26, T5S, R1E, GLD, EBR, LA. The applicant is requesting an exchange of property between two adjoining properties and creates one (1) additional tract. (Applicant: Charles St. Romain) PUD-2-13 The Heritage at Woodland Court Concept Plan. The property is the former Hunter R. Scholar property which located on the north side of Wax Road between the Woodland View and Durmast Drive intersections. The applicant is proposing a residential planned unit development consisting of (56) lots. (Applicant: Sharon S. Deville) An ordinance to amend, reenact and rename the Central Unified Development Code as the City of Central Subdivision Regulations and to provide for related matters. (By Mayor Pro Tempore Washington, and Council Members DeJohn and Messina) An ordinance to enact the Comprehensive Zoning Code and to provide for related matters. (By Mayor Pro Tempore Washington, and Council Members DeJohn and Messina)
P&Z Agenda for October 24 Meeting
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Blackwater United Methodist Church: Trunk or Treat, October 27, 5-6:30PM. There will be games and treats for children of all ages.
Comite Baptist Church: Fall Fun Fest, October 31, 6-8PM in the GymThis event is FREE. There will be Games, Candy, Food, Hay Ride, Maze & Slide and much more!
Galilee Baptist Church: Fall Festival, October 30, 6-8PM
Greenwell Springs Baptist Church: Fall Festival, October 31, 6-8:30PM. Activities include hayrides, horse rides, a crawl-through maze, lots of carnival style games and candy, candy, candy! You can plan to get dinner here at the concession stand for a minimal cost. Come join the fun!
Immanuel Baptist Church: Trunk or Treat, October 30, 6-8PM
Magnolia United Methodist Church: Fall Festival, October 25, Garage Sale at 7a.m., Farmer’s Market at 9a.m., Dinners will be served beginning at 11 a.m. and will last until 2 p.m. The cost per plate is $8.00 and will include half a chicken, beans, coleslaw, a roll, and a cookie. Businesses and organizations ordering five or more dinners can have them delivered. Those wishing to purchase dinner tickets can do so by calling the church at 261-2789. Tickets can also be purchased from church members.
Sandy Creek Baptist Church: Fall Festival, October 31st, 6-8PM. 22834 Liberty Road - Pride. Candy, Games, Prizes, Food, Drinks. Come Join the Fun!
Zoar Baptist Church: Fall Festival, October 31, 6-8PM. 11848 Hooper Rd. There will be free food, candy, door prizes, games, and inflatables, and, as always, we will have hot-air balloon rides. This event is free and open to all. Call 261-3434 for more info.
We will feature local Fall Festivals and Halloween events in next week’s newspaper as well. If you’d like your event included, please call us at 262-3730 or email us at Editor@
CentralSpeaks.com by noon on Tuesday, October 22.
Galilee Baptist Academy's Language Specialist will be hosting a writing workshop on October
25th. The cost is $50.00 per student. Contact Theresa Hastings at 225-936-6276
for more information.
Fall Festivals in Central
The St. Alphonsus PrimeTimers are sponsoring a Dinner and Show featuring Cajun Comedian Murry Conque at Kristenwood Reception Hall on Saturday, November 16th at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $20.00/ person and can be purchased at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church office. The Dinner and Show is open to everyone 21 years of age or older.
PrimeTimers Host Comedian at Kristenwood
Yesterday (10/16) was my birthday. Birthdays are a big deal for my family. As a matter of fact, we consider it somewhat of a national holiday when someone in our family has a birthday. We try to make the entire day special from the time the birthday boy/girl wakes up until he/she finally goes to bed at the end of the day. This goes for dad & mom, too! In addition to a few presents, we try to do whatever the birthday boy/girl wants to do, within reason on a limited budget. Special meals are also prepared and served on a special celebration plate. All of this may sound a bit much, but it is a family tradition that my family really enjoys. I encourage you to make the birthdays in your family special, too. There is another birthday that should be special in the lives of those who truly belong to Jesus Christ. This birthday should be even more special than our physical birthday. This other birthday is our spiritual birthday; our “new-birth” day. In talking with Nicodemus in John 3:3, Jesus said to Nicodemus, “I tell you the truth, no one can see the kingdom of God unless he is born again.” This statement puzzled Nicodemus. He asked Jesus, “How can a man be born
when he is old?” That is a good question! Nicodemus’ question gave Jesus the opportunity to explain to him how one can be born again. In John 3:5, Jesus told Nicodemus that to receive new-birth, you must be born of the Spirit of God. In other words, the Spirit of God must bring your sin-deadened heart to life to enable you to repent of (turn from) your sins and trust in the all-sufficient works of Jesus Christ alone in order to be forgiven of your sins and reconciled to God. This new-birth day, accomplished by the work of God in our heart, is worthy of celebration! For those who are sure of their new birth in Jesus Christ, rejoice; celebrate the work of God in your heart that has now joined you to His family, forever! You can choose any day to celebrate this, or why not celebrate it each day with thanksgiving to God? If you are NOT sure if you have received a new-birth day, contact one of the local Central pastors who would love to talk to you about what would be the most important day of your life – the day you trust in Jesus! Now that’s a day worth celebrating!
Powercat PressThank You for Making Trevor’s wish Come True!
By Coach Osborne Given a month in between meets, the Central swim team showed their hard work paying off with even faster times. All three girls’ relays showed tremendous improvement. The meet began with the girls 200 medley relay of Emerald Roney, Lyndee Debetaz, Acacia Porch, and Emily Hollier cutting 8 seconds off their time. The 200 freestyle relay consisting of Anna Johansson, Claire Holmes, and Destiny Bankston swam 9 seconds faster. The 400 freestyle relay was 3 seconds faster. The boys’ relays matched the girls’ effort by finishing third in the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays by cutting 3 seconds and 2 seconds off their times, respectively. Individually, the Wildcats posted four more state qualifying times. Matthew Usher swam the 200 freestyle in 2:12.56 and Kade McAdams swam the 200 IM in 2:28.15. Sean Murphy qualified in the 100 freestyle with a time of 58.69 and the 500 freestyle
with a time of 6:09.73. At the end of the 500 freestyle, Sean Murphy experienced symptoms of exhaustion. Thankfully, Sean has recovered and is well. Nevertheless, Coach Osborne and Coach Hodges are sincerely thankful to the parents with health care training from competing schools (Walker nurse, Episcopal EMT, Catholic fireman) that came to Sean’s aide. The meet officials and meet management from Crawfish Aquatics were also very supportive. Without Sean, the boys were unable to participate in the 400 relay which dropped the team out of the top 3. Meanwhile, many individual swimmers showed considerable improvement. Chelsea Hambrick, Claire Holmes, and Destiny Bankston reduced their time by over 3 seconds. Brennon Young continued to improve his 50 freestyle time, and Emerald Roney cut two seconds off her 100 freestyle time. The final meet before the City Meet will be this Sunday, October 20 at 1:30.
Central Swimmers Continue to Improve
Seniors Elect Class Officers
2013/2014 Senior Class Officers: Or’Ron Clark-secretary Drew Wallace-treasurer
Tori Evans-PresidentTyler Davis-Vice President
Zachary comes to Central
Friday at 7PMPictured at right: Donald Lewis
Photo by Michael Spangler
Trevor inspired the students of Central High to rally support for his wish to feed the hungry through food and monetary donations to the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank. The Central community raised $16,400 in support in the past few weeks. Trevor surprised the student body at the CHS Pep Rally last Friday. After putting on his Wildcat jersey bearing #1, he raised a fist and yelled “Go Wildcats!”. Trevor was and is an inspiration. Feed the hungry. Go Trevor! Student Council President Ashton Kennedy, who saw Trevor on Monday, wants to thank everyone who participated in making Trevor’s wish come true. Ashton said, “Central High School is deeply saddened by the news of Trevor’s passing. We know he is in
the thoughts and prayers of many in the community. Please continue to pray for Trevor’s family. Thank you so much for the support of the community.”
October 16: PSAT (Juniors Only) JV Football at ZacharyOctober 17: Volleyball vs St. Michael at Home, 4 PMOctober 18: Parent/Teacher Conferences (No Students) Varsity Football vs Zachary at Home, 7 PMOctober 21: Fall BreakOctober 22: Volleyball at Plaquemine, 4 PM Freshman Football at BroadmoorOctober 23: JV Football vs Broadmoor at HomeOctober 24: Volleyball vs Belaire at Home, 5 PMOctober 25: V. Volleyball in Dunham Tourney at Team Sportsplex Varsity Football at Broadmoor, 7 PMOctober 26: V. Volleyball in Dunham Tourney at Team SportsplexOctober 28: Spirit Week - America Monday Varsity Volleyball vs McKinley at Home, 5 PMOctober 29: Spirit Week - Duck Dynasty Day Volleyball at Tara High School, 5 PM Freshman Football vs Walker at HomeOctober 30: Spirit Week - Nerd Day JV Football at WalkerOctober 31: Spirit Week - Pajama Pants Day Volleyball at Broadmoor, 4 PMNovember 1: Spirit Shirt Friday Varsity Football vs Walker at Home, 7 PMNovember 2: Homecoming Dance, 8-11 PMNovember 5: Freshman Football vs Live Oak at HomeNovember 6: JV Football at Live OakNovember 8: Varsity Football vs Live Oak at Home, 7 PMNovember 22: Teachers/Staff Only (No Students)November 25: Thanksgiving Break through November 29
Photo by Michael Spangler Freshman Jordan Stephens has been named the Capital Area Player of the Week by The Advocate. Last week vs. Broadmoor, Jordan picked up 10 kills, 2 digs, and 1 block. Against Live Oak she had 11 kills, 4 digs, and 2 blocks. Saturday against Central Lafourche, Stephens led the team with 13 kills, 2 digs and 2 blocks. Great job, Jordan!
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STUDENTS EXCEL IN AP EXAMSCongratulations to the following students who earned a 3 or more on their AP test(s): Cleere Alora, Jeremy Anderson, Caitlyn Atkinson, Ethan Bartel, Jeremy Carruth, Dillon Carter, Kayla Chustz, Chandler Clinkingbeard, Taylor Coomes, Andrew Crayden, Hanna Cunningham, Kaylee Dinot, Victoria Dixon, Samantha Duhe, Morgan Durr, Thomas Eddlemon, Brennan Fontenot, Reagan Frioux, Andrew galbo, Rachel gonzales, Stephen green, Jordan guay, Alyssa guillory, Christopher Harris, Claire Holmes, Dalton Honore, Jessica Hooper, Step Hudson, william Huffty, Meredith Kwentua, Sydnie Landry, Jared Leger, Alicen Lieux, Justin Mackey, Payton Mangham, Dylan Martin, Kingston McFarland, Brandon Munley, Colin Munn, Sean Murphy, Lauren Murray, Koryn Plunket, Logan Prudhome, Stephen Pursifull, Cole Rankin, Crystal Rankin, Cameron Robertson, Rachel Seidel, Landon Smith, Tanner Stockton, Faith Story, Catherine Thomas, Chase
Congratulations to Samantha Duhe for being selected as a member of the All-State Orchestra. In the rankings of High School French Horn players in the state of Louisiana, Samantha was ranked #1. This is a testament to her work ethic, parent support, and we can't forget about the system she started with in Minnesota. Congratulations to her and all who have supported her in her continuous journey
as a musician.
StudentAchievementS
Submitted by CHS LibraryThe following Central High School students were recently recognized for being exemplary models of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens. These students display exceptional leadership qualities: Angelle Kusch, Darrell Henson, Ashton Kennedy, Amanda Fontenot, and Tyler Yglesias.
The Student Council is sponsoring the Homecoming Dance Saturday November 2nd, from 8pm to 11pm. Advanced tickets are on sale for $10 per person in the Commons Area during all 3 lunch shifts. You may purchase tickets during lunch or after school from Mr. Jarreau S107. These are the only times to buy tickets. No other time will be accepted during the school day. For those that do not purchase tickets in advance, tickets will be sold at the door for $20. **No student may purchase a ticket (in advance or at the door) if he/she has a CHS obligation** Advanced Students and Top Cats will receive ½ off pre sale admission tickets only. Both Advanced and Top Cat students must present their current ID card at the door along with their appropriate ticket. ID’s are required to be admitted into the Homecoming Dance. No one will be permitted without an ID. If your date is from another school, you are responsible for your date’s actions. To make this a quality CHS dance, the student council and administration has approved the following guidelines for dress:
For Young Women: - NO bare stomachs- Dresses and skirts: Dress fabric must not exceed 3” above kneecap- Splits in dresses or skirts may not exceed 3” above the kneecap.- Dresses must cover their ribcage- No spandex pants or tops- NO VISIBLE CLEAVAGE- Dresses with halter tops must fit appropriately and maintain modesty- Dresses must have a back 6” or more above the waistline
For Young Men:- Shirts must have sleeves- Pants must be worn at their intended height- Ties must be worn at all times- Suit coats/sport coats not required- No hats, canes, sunglasses (these items will be confiscated at the door)**Any person wearing an outfit deemed inappropriate by the administration will be refused admittance or made to leave and their money will NOT be refunded. If caught dancing inappropriately, students will be required to leave the dance and money will NOT be refunded. **
Theme:Vegas Nights
Homecoming Dance Information
Homecoming Spirit Week is planned for October 28th - November 1st. Please refer to the instructions that were given out in reference to the items that are allowed and disallowed on each of these days. For a full description of spirit week days, including what clothing is and is not allowed, you may also visit http://centralhigh.centralcss.org/explore.cfm/news/100005
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28TH: AMERICA MONDAY
Wear your American themed clothing. All attire should be in the American theme. Students should wear clothes that are patriotic and
shirts, flannel shirts, fake beards. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH:
NERD DAY
May wear dress shirts, ties, slacks, skirts, dress shoes, pocket
protectors, and glasses. THuRSDAY, OCTOBER 31ST:
PAJAMA PANTS DAYPajama attire MUST include pajama pants. T-Shirts are to be worn with the pajama pants and must follow Central High School dress code policy. NO SHORTS are permitted on this day. If a student wears shorts, they must be uniform shorts
with a uniform shirt. Slippers will be allowed to accompany the pajama pants. Sweatpants are allowed this day. All sweatpants must be 100% cotton material. Non suggestive writing.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST: SPIRIT SHIRT FRIDAY
This is a normal spirit shirt day. Students are to dress as required on Spirit Fridays. This is NOT a Free Dress day. Students are to wear their school approved uniform
pants/skirts/shorts.
Homecoming Spirit WeekPhotos by Michael Spangler
Juniors’ Ring CeremonyCHS Juniors got their rings in a ceremony on Tuesday, October 8th in the theater.
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Sep 6 Istrouma Home W55-12Sep 13 Morgan City Home W51-7Sep 20 Jesuit Home L14-17Sep 27 McKinley Away W42-15Oct 4 Scotlandville Away W27-26Oct 11 Denham Away W40-6Oct 18 Zachary HomeOct 25 Broadmoor AwayNov 1 Walker HomeNov 8 Live Oak Home
WILDCAT UPDATE
deciSive Win over denHamPhoto by Michael Spangler Central traveled to Denham Springs last Friday in its annual rivalry game against our neighbors across the river and rolled over the Yellow Jackets 40-6. Wildcat fans, as usual, traveled well, filling the stands on the visitors’ side. After the game, Coach Sid Edwards commented, “Great performance. Great game. Happy with it. It was a rivalry game and I thought we flexed our muscle tonight.” The game looked like a great one for the Wildcats from the start. The team took off running in the first quarter and never looked back. Hayes hit popular target Gary Triplett in the first quarter for the first points of the game. A short run by Hayes just before halftime, followed by a Greg Noel extra point, and Central led Denham 14-0.
Jarrad Hayes threw three more touchdown passes in the second half, two to Gary Triplett and one to Joseph Pourciau. Jake Myer scored as well on a 14-yard run. Central’s defense did a great job holding the Yellow Jackets to 6 points. Central’s offensive line continued to step up their game, protecting Hayes in the pocket and opening up holes for senior Jake Myer. Myer led all rushers with a career-best 110 yards on 20 carries, while Triplett racked up 136 yards on 7 receptions. Coach Sid explained the difference he saw this week. “I saw us playing with a lot of grit and toughness and its something that has been missing the first four or five weeks. We lined up and ran the football and that excites me.”
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ZacHary viSiting centraL Friday The Wildcats return home this week for a game against the Zachary Broncos. Zachary holds a record of 4-2, 1-1 in district. The Broncos defeated Plaquemine in an away game last week, 34-21, and they are looking to keep that momentum against Central tomorrow night at Wildcat Stadium. Come early to get a good seat, and if you cannot make it, remember to tune in to 100.7 The Tiger for live coverage.
Pictured: Caleb Harris
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2013 SLYFA TeamsPhotos by Michael Spangler - See next week’s edition for SLYFA cheerleader photos.
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CPS/Centreville photos- Selser Photography CPS Family, Central Private School would like to invite all CPS Alumni to Central Private's 2013 Homecoming Football Game vs. Ben's Ford Christian School at Rebel Field on Friday October 18, 2013 at 6:30pm. CPS Alumni and their immediate family members will receive FREE admission to the game. CPS Alumni must sign in at the Alumni table near the ticket booth to receive their FREE admission tickets. Also, all former Central Private football players are invited to be recognized as a group on the field before the game. Please help up us spread the word by contacting the CPS Alumni you know. Let's pack the stands for the 2013 Central Private Homecoming Football Game!God Bless,Josh Sharpe, Membership Rep
Alumni Invited to CPS Homecoming Game
By Coach LeBouef The Central High Volleyball team has extended their win streak, winning 13 of their last 15 matches and moving up to 6-1 in district play. This Thursday the Lady Wildcats will be playing St. Michael in what will be the deciding match for a district title! More exciting, the CHS volleyball team will be partnering with The Smile Delivery Foundation for our home match on Thursday, October 17th vs. St. Michael for a benefit fundraiser! We're calling it our "Serving More Than Aces" match! The Smile Delivery Foundation is a local, non-profit organization that benefits children with life threatening
illnesses. Their hope is to "deliver smiles" during extended stays in the hospital. They work closely with OLOL and St. Jude's with hopes to spread a little bit of joy. Christmas is coming up and they are in need of some Christmas gifts! Their website is http://www.smiledeliveryfoundation.org if you would like to read more about them. CHS volleyball will be donating the proceeds from our St. Michael match to the Smile Delivery Foundation. In addition, we will also be going to Toy's-R-US for our team to pick out some special, personally chosen items for some amazing children. Come out on Thursday to support the Wildcats and the Smile Delivery Foundation!
Wildcats Playing for Smile Delivery Foundation Tonight
Corey Guercio, Ashton Stokes, Dillon Brumfield, Shane Smith
Brandon Lee, Ryan Morris CHS vs Denham Photos by Michael Spangler
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Female members of Central’s “Gayle Ruth Fishing Team”, Patti & Stephanie Rispone, take top honors at the 7th Annual Grand Isle Ladies Fishing Rodeo. The Rispone girls swept the Cobia division with Patti’s 53.46 lb 1st place Cobia, and Stephanie’s 49.14 lb and 48.16 lb 2nd & 3rd place Cobia. Stephanie Rispone was named the “Ladies Champion Fisherette” with a total weight of 97.3 lbs! The 7th Annual Grand Isle Ladies Fishing Rodeo was held October 11th & 12th at Bridgeside Marina in Grand Isle, Louisiana with all proceeds supporting Breast Cancer Awareness.
Central Ladies Take Top Honors at Fishing Rodeo
Central High School will induct the 1977 State Champion Softball Team into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame this Friday, October 18, 2013. The members of the team, the first State Championship for Softball at Central High School, will begin their evening with a reception and then will be recognized at the home football game versus Zachary at 7:00 p.m. The team, coached by Shirley and Kenneth Browning, competed against teams from all divisions across the state to become champions. Many of the same girls also were members of the AAA
State Championship Basketball team of 1976-1977. The following are members of this very special team: Coaches: Shirley Browning, Kenneth Browning; Managers: Jeannette McCaa (Nauta), Gail Shaffer (Baugnon); Players: Dawn D. Ash (David), Patty C. Buzbee (Hayden), Lisa A. Corrick (Jones), Dawn M. Davies (Killian), Robbi Y. Gore (McCants), Jami L. Gremillion (Glaser), Louise E. Henderson (Leverett), Lorraine McCaa, Jeanne D. Olive, Karrie L. Paxton (Burks), Teri E. Stoewer (Hruska), Stephanie D. Turner (Flores)
1977 CHS Softball Team to Be Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Front Row (L-R) Patty Buzbee (Hayden); Lorraine McCaa; Dawn Ash (David); Dawn Davies (Killian); Stephanie Turner (Flores); Back Row (L-R) Jeannette McCaa (Nauta);
Gail Shaffer (Baugnon); Robbi Gore (McCants); Teri Stoewer (Hruska); Lisa Corrick (Jones); Coach Shirley Browning; Principal Richard Myers; Jami Gremillion (Glaser);
Jeanne Olive; Louise Henderson (Leverett); Karrie Paxton (Burks)
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Trainfest & Open House Saturday, October 26
The Greater Baton Rouge Model Railroaders are presenting their October Trainfest and Open House on Saturday, October 26th. The family-friendly fun event will be held at the Republic of West Florida Museum at 3406 College St in Jackson, Louisiana from 10AM until 3PM. The Model Railroaders will be operating their many scale railroads. There will be a live steam engine demonstration and many operating electric train displays. Bring the family to see the fantastic miniature worlds in all scales, from the tiny Z-scale to large steam powered Garden Railroad Trains. Visit www.greaterbrrailroaders.com to learn more.
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Ryan and Bo (Broome) Sheridan are proud to announce the birth of their son, Jude Ryan. He is welcomed home by his big brothers Laine and Hayes and big sister Rylan. Jude was born on July 27, 2013 at Woman's Hospital at 10:46am. He weighed six pounds, fourteen ounces and was 20 inches long. Proud grandparents are Robert and Phyllis Manno Sheridan of Baton Rouge, Wade Broome of Central, Bonnie Bergeron Broome of Central and Great grandparents Gwendolyn Shaffer Bergeron and Lloyd Funchess.
Ryan & Bo SheridanWelcome Son Jude Ryan
Shanna Nicole McLin of Central and Jason Patrick Hubble of Port Allen, will marry in a 1pm ceremony at The Gatehouse in Baton Rouge on October 26th. The bride-elect is the daughter of Bruce and Martha McLin of Central. She is the granddaughter of the late Lonus L. and the late Marie Stafford of Denham Springs and William T. and Clydia McLin of Baton Rouge. She is a graduate of Central High School and attended BRCC and Southeastern Louisiana University.
She is employed with Woman’s Hospital as a Financial Counselor. Her fiancé is the son of Garry and Lisa Hubble of Port Allen. He is the grandson of the late Lewis W. Hood, III of Vasser, MI and the late Barbara Hood of Biloxi, MS and the late Peter A. and the late Gladele Hubble of Port Allen. He is a graduate of Redemptorist High School and Baton Rouge Technical College. He is employed with Louisiana CAT as a Diesel Mechanic.
Shanna McLin and Jason Hubble to Wed at The Gatehouse
Elton Luther Easley, a native of St. Helena Parish and resident of Central, passed away on October 12, 2013. He was 77 and was very proud to have served our country including two years in South Korea in the US Army. After his return he continued to serve in the Army Reserve rising to the rank of Sargeant First Class and retiring after 37 years. He was also proud to have worked in the Louisiana Department of Highways from which he retired with 30 years of service. Elton had a special love of family and friends and will be missed by all who knew him. He immensely enjoyed being a cattleman and spent many of his post-retirement days tending his farm with the peace and joy God wishes for all of us. He is survived by his wife of 38 years, Marcia Moschitta Easley, five sons, Michael Easley and Suzette Sweeney Polito, Mark Easley, Steven Easley and wife Stacy, Scott Easley and wife Joanna and Todd Easley and wife Bridget. He is also survived by seven grandchildren, Nicole Easley Farrell and husband Josh, Lee, Luke, Dylan, Chase, Rachel and Jackson Easley,
four step-grandchildren, Kaylen Rabalais, Joseph, Kayla and Adam Navarre, two great-grandchildren, Adalyn and Boden Farrell, a sister, Bessie Blanchard and husband Ernest, three brothers, James and wife Katherine, Lester and wife Beverly and Will and wife Dot and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents Jimmy and Jewel Easley and in-laws John and Velma Moschitta. Visitation was Monday, October 14, 2013 at Seale Funeral Home. Visitation continued Tuesday, October 15, 2013 until religious services at 11:30 am at New Zion Baptist Church in Kentwood, LA. Pallbearers were Lee, Luke, Dylan, Chase, Brennan and Dale Easley, Vernon Wagner and Josh Farrell. Honorary pallbearer was Jackson Easley. The family wishes to thank Bridgeway Hospice, Dr. Patrick Stagg and especially dear friend Dr. Stephen Antrobus for their compassionate caring efforts. The family appreciates the condolences and kind words from everyone who knew or knew of Elton and kindly request in lieu of flowers donations be made in his honor to the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center.
In Memoriam:Elton Luther Easley
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The Louisiana Blast Baseball Organization will be holding additional tryouts for the 2014 Spring/Summer Season. All tryouts will be held on October 19 at the Blast Indoor Training Facility located at 9121 Cockerham Road in Denham Springs. For more information contact Russ Johnson at
225-802-1766. The tryout schedule is as follows: 10U AAA & Major 2:00 11U AAA & Major 2:00 12U AAA & Major 3:00 13U AAA & Major 3:00
Central Biddy Basketball is registering boys from 6-13, and looking for coaches for the upcoming winter season. For more information email us at [email protected] or call 504-
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