Lake Catholic High School

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Lake Catholic High School
A Commitment to Excellence and a Willingness to Serve
Established	1971
School type	Coeducational
Religious affiliation	Catholic
President	Charles J. Roman
Location	Mentor, OH, USA
Campus	Suburban ;35 Acres
Enrollment	740
Athletics	18 varsity sports
Color(s)	Forest Green and Grey
Mascot	Cougar
Homepage	[1]

Lake Catholic High School is located in Mentor, Ohio, an eastern suburb of Cleveland at 6733 Reynolds Rd. Lake Catholic High School is owned by the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland. They offer a religious based, co-ed college preparatory program with electives in Technology, Fine Arts, Family and Consumer Science, and Business Education for students in grades 9-12. Founded in 1971, graduating its first class in 1974.

1 Mission Statement
2 Activities
3 The Arts
4 Athletics
- 4.1 Ohio High School Athletic Association Team State Championships
- 4.2 Sports Offered
5 Notable Alumni
6 External links
7 Notes and references

[edit] Mission Statement

Lake Catholic is an educational community centered in the mission of Jesus Christ where young men and women of diverse interests and abilities are encouraged to learn, to work together, and to think for themselves.

Lake Catholic strives to provide a curriculum and an environment that fosters the following core values:

Commitment to excellence,
Spirit of respect and compassion,
Personal integrity, and
Willingness to serve.

[edit] Activities

LC Scientists
Mock Trial
Theatre
Spanish Club
Latin Club
German Club
French Club
The Torch, Yearbook
LC Ambassadors
National Honors Society
Ecology Club
Art Club
Peer Ministry
Spirit Rally
Ski Club
Music Ministry
LC Singers
Marching Band
Student Government
Broadmoor Christmas Party
Turkey Day
Dance Team
Bellflower Tutors
Bowling Club
Cindrella Ball
Diversity Club
Service Club
Family & Consumer Science
Fishing Club
Future Catholic Teachers
Intramural Basketball
Leadership Lake County
Mat Maids
Teen Institute/Students Against Destructive Decsions
Web Team
Youth for Life

[edit] The Arts

[edit] Theatre

[edit] Rotary Theatre Awards

The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Spring 2006
- Best Leading Actor in a Musical: John Crowley as "The Chairman/Mayor Thomas Sapsea"
- Best Sub-Supporting Actor in a Musical: Brian Crowley as "Mr. Phillip Bax/Bazzard"
Lend Me a Tenor; Fall 2005
- Best Comedy/Drama
- Best Leading Actress in a Comedy/Drama: Maeve Doley as "Maggie Saunders"
- Best Sub-Supporting Actress in a Comedy/Drama: Heather Arata as "Maria Merelli"
Les Misérables; Spring 2005
- Best Musical
- Best Leading Actor in a Musical: Dan Grgic as "Jean Valjean"
- Best Leading Actress in a Musical: Haylee Barbo as "Cosette"
- Best Supporting Actor in a Musical: John Crowley as "Javert"
- Best Supporting Actress in a Musical: Maria Randazzo as "Eponine"
- Best Sub-Supporting Actor in a Musical: Ed Stange as "Thénardier"
- Best Sub-Supporting Actress in a Musical: Margret Mezzacappa as "Madame Thénardier"
- Cameo Award: Desha Repko as "Little Cosette"
Lost in Yonkers; Fall 2004
- Best Leading Actress in a Comedy/Drama: Lindsey Hearn as "Bella"
- Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy/Drama: Andrew Jesse Brown as "Louie"
- Best Sub-Supporting Actress in a Comedy Drama: Regi Straus as "Gert"
Jesus Christ Superstar; Spring 2003
- Cameo Award: Andrew Jesse Brown as "Herod"
The Man Who Came to Dinner; Fall 2002
- Best Comedy/Drama
- Best Leading Actor in a Comedy/Drama: Andrew Jesse Brown as "Sheridan Whiteside"
- Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy/Drama: Dan Grgic as "Bert Jefferson"

Lake Catholic competes in the Mentor/Painesville Theatre Rotary Awards. Other member schools include: Mentor High School, Perry High School, Painesville Riverside High School, Painesville Harvey High School, and Fairport Harding High School