Volunteers from the Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Alumni Association will be serving the Geauga County community on April 25 from 8 a.m.…
Alumni Return For Service Day
Volunteers from the Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Alumni Association will be serving the Geauga County community on April 25 from 8 a.m. to noon at Santa’s Hideaway Hollow, 15400 Bundysburg Road, Middlefield. A group of alumni, students, family and friends will be assisting the nonprofit organization with various tasks.
Founded in 1981, Santa’s Hideaway Hollow is dedicated to working with seriously and terminally ill children and their families to provide comfort and support throughout the final stages of the child’s illness. Owner Bill Dieterle’s daughter Jordan is a 2009 graduate of NDCL.
Each year, the NDCL Alumni Association organizes two service days to support the local and greater Northeast Ohio communities in the spirit of advancing NDCL’s mission of educating leaders who transform the world, as Jesus did, by living the truth in love. Contact Steve Cavolo ’05 at scavolo13@jcu.edu to volunteer and for more details.
Science Olympiad Team
After a banner performance from several NDCL team participants at the regional competition, the Science Olympiad team traveled to Columbus for the state competition on April 11.
Notable performances include: Technical Problem Solving: Ben Wozinak and Collin O’Neill, both of Chardon; Anatomy & Physiology: Matt Fazio, of Russell Township, and Brendon Hyslop, of Chester Township; Geologic Mapping: Michael Plent and Justin Schlereth, both of Chardon; Bungee Drop: Justin Schlereth and Patrick Galaska, both of Chardon; Mission Possible: Nathan Lewandowski, of Chagrin Falls; and Air Trajectory: David Plent, of Chardon, Nathan Lewandowski and Collin O’Neill.
3V3 Live Soccer
Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin, in conjunction with 3V3 Live, will host a one-day tournament for boys and girls U6-adult on June 20.
For more information and to register online, visit 3V3LIVE.COM or contact Greg Turchan at 440-391-9623.
Senior Fine Arts Exhibit
Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School takes pride in its fine arts program and the talented students who develop their gifts during their high school years. On April 14, 25 seniors participated in the NDCL Senior Fine Arts Exhibited, which is hosted in the gallery of the Fine Arts building on campus. An array of artwork, including photography, ceramics, painting and drawing, was on display for many attendees to enjoy.
Senior Anne Schnell is the 2015 recipient of the NDCL Fine Arts Award. The award is presented annually to a senior for an artwork selected by the art faculty to become part of the NDCL Fine Arts permanent collection.
“Anne is very talented. She has produced many quality pieces and is dedicated to her craft,” shares Mrs. Mary Ann Sedivy, art department chair.
