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"Add to Your Faith with Virtue." 2 Peter 1:5
Central Catholic and its predecessors, Sacred Heart Academy and Sacred Heart High School have been in existence since 1894. Throughout the 130 years, each has graduated many outstanding men and women and have had countless outstanding benefactors make significant contributions to the school. In order to make full use of its rich tradition in education and to give special recognition to a number of these outstanding graduates and outstanding persons closely connected with the school, the Central Catholic Hall of Fame was established during the year of 1979.
We congratulate those named below on being nominated, selected, and inducted for either the Meritorious Service or Athletic Achievement awards. On Sunday, November 3, 2024 a special recognition and induction ceremony was held in the Yvonne Anne Adams Life Center for the families and friends of the newest Hall of Fame inductees.
MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD:
Roger Beaudean
Dr. Karen Hayes Ordogne (posthumously)
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:
Ron Case
Louis Maraist, III
Roger Beaudean
Roger's unwavering dedication to Holy Cross Elementary and Central Catholic High School since 1980 exemplifies a legacy of service and commitment. His contributions have been multifaceted, ranging from organizing and operating fundraising efforts to using his business acumen to secure essential resources and personnel for these events. As a former college athlete, Roger not only coached junior high basketball but also played a crucial role in recruiting athletic coaches, ensuring students received quality mentorship. Beyond his time and talents, Roger’s financial support has enabled many students to pursue a Catholic education, demonstrating his deep commitment to their growth and success. His selflessness and generosity have made a lasting impact on the community, truly embodying the spirit of service for the greater good.
Dr. Karen Hayes Ordogne
Karen Hayes Ordogne was a remarkable individual whose life was a testament to the virtues of service, honor, and obedience. A graduate of 1971, she dedicated herself to the faith formation of young minds, profoundly impacting the community at Central Catholic High School. Her deep commitment to sharing her faith was evident in her pivotal role in organizing and implementing the Come, Lord Jesus program, which became a cornerstone of spiritual growth for many students. Karen's legacy is defined by her unwavering dedication to spreading God's glory, not just through her words but through her actions, as she embodied the true essence of discipleship. Her contributions have left an indelible mark on those she guided, inspiring others to live a life of purpose and faith.
Ron Case
Ron Case, a dedicated 1980 alumnus, has been a pillar of support and inspiration for students at his alma mater for over two decades. His passion for nurturing young talent extends far beyond athletic prowess, a she focuses on character development both on and off the courts and fields. Known for his calm temperament and compassionate demeanor, Ron instills confidence in his players, encouraging them to become valuable team members. While he expertly imparts the fundamentals of the game, his true legacy lies in teaching the importance of teamwork and mutual respect. Through his unwavering devotion, Ron has profoundly touched the lives of countless students, leaving an indelible mark on their personal growth and character development.
Louis Maraist, III
Louis Maraist, III exemplifies the embodiment of a servant leader and dedicated community member. As a 1962 alumnus, his journey began at Central Catholic, where he not only excelled as a student athlete but also thrived in student civic organizations. These early experiences laid the foundation for his character development imbuing him with physical, moral and civic virtues that he carried into his collegiate and professional life. At USL, his leadership as Student Council President and his achievements on the track team highlighted his commitment to personal growth and community service. Louis's career is adorned with numerous certifications and recognitions, a testament to his continued dedication to excellence and service. His life reflects the Gospel message as he consistently uses his gifts and talents to uplift those around him, demonstrating the profound impact of a life dedicated to the betterment of others.
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Pre-K3 to Grade 5
Principal: Amanda Talbot
2100 Cedar Street, Unit 2
Morgan City, LA 70380
Phone (985) 384-1933
Fax: (985) 384-3270
cceoffice@htdiocese.org
Grades 6 to 12
Principal: Pete Boudreaux
2100 Cedar Street, Unit 1
Morgan City, LA 70380
Phone (985) 385-5372
Fax: (985) 385-3444
centcathi@htdiocese.org
Central Catholic admits students of any religion or ethnic origin. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, or national origin in the administration of its admission policies, tuition assistance program, or any school-administered program.