by: Kyrra Styczynski
As some of you may or may not know, every year Nazareth has a Senior vs Faculty game. This year's game is volleyball! The game will be on April 29th at 6 pm and will be held in the high school gym. We started this tradition in 2017 to commemorate the seniors and raise money for a good cause. All funds from this game will go to the foundation LLS, better known as the Leukemia Lymphoma Society.
Seniors can still sign up until April 8th, after which signups will open to underclassmen. To play in the game it costs 5 dollars. If you wish to sign up, go to Miss Greene in room 317. To come and watch the game it only costs 2 dollars. All staff, students, parents, and community members are welcome and encouraged to come to this event. The event colors are blue and white. Players will be wearing white shirts and the audience is welcome to wear their Nazareth pride colors along with them!
A special thank you goes to the Interact Club for continuing and founding this tradition, as well as Miss Greene for giving us all of the information on the event! News From the Nest will continue to follow this event until game night. A few surprise interviews from the staff and students playing will be hidden in the articles, so stay tuned. Good luck seniors! Good luck staff! And Go Blue Eagles!
Monday, April 4, 2022
NEWS: Student Invitational Art Exhibit
by Katie Appleman, junior
On March 27th our very own Eagles Nest Gallery held their annual Student Invitational Art Show. The show was a chance for students to show off their pieces from their current year art classes and classes from the previous year as covid prevented a show last year. Artists were able to attend the show to better explain their pieces and the messages associated with them. The show was not only for 2D art. There were many 3D art and ceramics pieces as well. To exhibit in the show, students had to submit their work for evaluation and wait for it to be selected.
All of the pieces were very professional, and the vision and dedication was apparent in each one. Ashely Cappetta made this very clear. She created an oil pastel portrait of a woman being stepped on by a shoe. This was piece she made in AP art this year, and was very excited to show off.
This show would not have been possible without the tireless planning from Mrs. Ruvalo, Ms. Samuelson, and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Miller said it was a very good experience for the students. She was also very excited to have a normal show post-COVID.
On March 27th our very own Eagles Nest Gallery held their annual Student Invitational Art Show. The show was a chance for students to show off their pieces from their current year art classes and classes from the previous year as covid prevented a show last year. Artists were able to attend the show to better explain their pieces and the messages associated with them. The show was not only for 2D art. There were many 3D art and ceramics pieces as well. To exhibit in the show, students had to submit their work for evaluation and wait for it to be selected.
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| Artwork by Ashley Cappetta |
All of the pieces were very professional, and the vision and dedication was apparent in each one. Ashely Cappetta made this very clear. She created an oil pastel portrait of a woman being stepped on by a shoe. This was piece she made in AP art this year, and was very excited to show off.
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| Artwork by Morgan Bayda |
The featured piece for the show was a Watercolor landscape by Morgan Bayda. It was selected and printed on posters and postcards for artists to send out to their families to help get the word out.
This show would not have been possible without the tireless planning from Mrs. Ruvalo, Ms. Samuelson, and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Miller said it was a very good experience for the students. She was also very excited to have a normal show post-COVID.
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