Central Private School - Confederation Yearbook (Central, LA)

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,Nga eg i I Standing: Mr. Keith Pierce, Mr. Gordon Lear, Mr. Larry Pierce, Mr. Toby Forshag, President Mr. Gerald Sides, Mr. Charles Thibodeaux, Mr. Van Mercier, Sitting: Mr. A. S. Robinson, Mr. Harold Welliamson, Mr. Jimmy Coarsey, Mr. V. R. Miller, Mr. Carl Watts, Mr. R. A. Toney, Mr. Norman Thibodeaux, Not Shown: Mr. Charles T. Dixon, Mr. Dennis Peevy, Mr. Paul Stokes. Mere words are not enough, action must be involved. This was the feeling' of many parents who founded Central Private School. They were displeased with the education and discipline that many public school students were receiving. After much research and discussion they compiled their thoughts, efforts, time, and money to establish a private institution with qualities of outstanding discipline, highly qualified administrators, progressive academics and superlative extra curricular activities that create the priceless education offered at Central Private School. Mr. Oadis Owen, assistant Principal at Central Private School for three years, enjoys many activities besides teaching. These include hobbies such as bowling and fishing. Mr. Owen, who is educated in many subjects, is a graduate from Delhi High School. He received his masters in education and math- Mr. Owen puts in many extra hours at basketball games, and graduation. An advanced man is the growth of Central Private School. He hopes that the school will not grow much larger in attendance in order to retain a close relationship between students and faculty. rf ematics at Louisiana State . ..W . N.. ,.... ' V, .... , , V A,.,,7,,L 4 University. Before coming to CPS Mr. Owen taught at lstrouma High School. For the past five years, Mr. Owen has tried to enlighten his students in the ls the advanced math teacher using a calculator?l fundamentals of Math and Science. A concern of Mr. Owen 53

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Th Board, Mr. William , Mr. Owen- The lifelines of CPS The Heat : he's the real Colonel Reb! His usual jolly self. 52 A clear focus is kept on the students of CPS. Mr, Williams has children ranging in age from their mid-twenties to two. Mr. Williams attends many functions held at the school. lVlr. Billy Williams, commonly known to the students of Central Private School as The Heat,'f has many interests besides being principal. He enjoys spending time with his family, especially the new addition, Jamie, his onei year old daughter. Mr. Williams, a graduate from St. Francisville High School, received his B.A. at Southeastern University in P.E., minor science and social studies' His masters being in guidanc and administration, was acquire while attending LSU. Mr. Wil- liams' background in education proves he is well equipped for his position as principal. N

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The teachers at CPS have a task that is much harder than most. They not only have to teach, but they have to strive to achieve near perfection. For years, Central Private has been known for its staff of well- qualified teachers who take interest in each student. It was discovered that most of the teachers was graduated from Louisiana State University and Southeastern Louisiana Universi- ty. Others graduated from col- PHOT0 NOT AVAILABLE . ff it fl iw ' Pat Artieta Raymond Babineaux Donna Black 7th 84 8th Science, 8th Ind. Arts, Drafting, Assist. 2nd Grade Reading Ex Writing Coach ' W leges in Georgia, Mississippi, Illinois and Utah. Blue was chosen as their most favorite color and steak and seafood was liked by most. pg . N0 y ' Y 59 Versie Byars Eng. lll i t . .... ,, . .... .M 5 ......,5,...... f f i 1 1111 sm. , U, ,lj .. YSEMQS g ., a YW i J 5 ' .if 'i H f . . c ,f Z ' .E w.:v.1f! W. ...-... .M ,,,,. ,. . Mrs. Musgrove grading papers very carefully. Exemplification is typical for the fourth grade. f I i4igi'o AvAii.AaLE R 'f , , John Callahan Rosa Davis Connie Denicola Dr. Ed., P.E., Assist. 1st grade 5th and 6th Reading Football Aft? The Ping Pong Champ!?l - -'i-