2012 Nicolet Recreation Department Winter/Spring Bulletin

Sheepshead Tournamentpg. 54

Learn to ice skate!pg. 20 & 49

Archery pg. 26

MikroSoccerpg. 24

Gymnasticspg. 10

...Something For Everyone!

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Winter/Spring HoursMonday 7:30am - 4:00pmTuesday 7:30am - 4:00pmWednesday 7:30am - 4:00pmThursday 7:30am - 4:00pmFriday 7:30am - 3:30pm

Closed for public holidays

District Administrator ⽁ Richard Monroe, PhD

NHS District School Board ⽁ Marilyn Franklin, President ⽁ Morton Grodsky, Vice-President ⽁ Jennifer Peltz, Clerk ⽁ Ellen Redeker, Treasurer ⽁ Joseph Kasle, Member

Community Contacts Organization: Phone #:

⽁ Squires Football 332-1995 Art Sonnenschein - President

⽁ Little League Baseball 699-3660 Rodd Schneider - President

⽁ North Shore Library 351-3461

⽁ Nicolet High School 351-1700

Nicolet Recreation Department Staff ⽁ Kirk Krychowiak, Director ⽁ Nate Brooks, Assistant Director ⽁ Wendy Borchert, Administrative Assistant ⽁ Al Bell, Administrative Assistant ⽁ Cindy Schlidt, Aquatics Coordinator ⽁ Bob Straszewski, Evening Supervisor

Nicolet Recreation Advisory Committee ⽁ Marilyn Franklin, School Board ⽁ Jim Wick, Chairperson ⽁ Lisa Vondra, Vice-Chairperson ⽁ Carolyn Landwehr ⽁ Dona Mortara ⽁ Inger Wilkerson ⽁ Mario Angeli ⽁ Bill Boppre ⽁ Carol Pierner ⽁ Annie Masters ⽁ Art Sonnenschein

- Mission Statement -The Nicolet Recreation Department

promotes and values overall health and well-being. Its mission is to provide recreational and life-long learning

opportunities for youth, adult and senior residents of the Nicolet community by

offering a wide array of quality recreational and leisure programs.

Nicolet Recreation Department6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd.Glendale, WI 53217

Phone: (414) 351-7566Fax: (414) 351-4053

www.nicolet.k12.wi.us

On-line registration: https://rec.nicolet.k12.wi.us

Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association Southeast Park Recreation Council United States Tennis Association Amateur Softball Association National Recreation and Park Association

Table of Contents

Adult Computers ..................33-34Adult Cooking ...........................35Adult Enrichment ..................36-43Adult Fitness ........................44-47Adult Sports ........................48-49Advertising Opportunities ...........57American Red Cross .................... 7Aquatics ................................. 4-6Birthday Parties .........................16Registration Form ......................58NHS Athletic Schedules .........55-56Senior Citizens .....................50-54Teens ..................................30-32Toddlers ................................8-10Youth Enrichment .................11-15Youth Sports ........................17-29

Registration Is EasyResidents and Non-residents can register in six hassle-free ways. The Nicolet Recreation Department welcomes mail-in, fax-in, walk-in, phone registrations, drop box (south driveway of campus), and ONLINE. Remember to register early as cancellations may occur due to low enrollment. We welcome cash, check, Visa and Master Card debit/credit cards.

Weather Hot LineThe Nicolet Recreation Department utilizes a weather hot line to better serve our recreational sport organization when inclement weather happens. The hot line is only updated when there has been a change in the program. Please keep it handy: (414) 351-7589

A Special Note of ThanksThank you to the School Districts of Glendale-River Hills, Bayside-Fox Point and Maple Dale-Indian Hill for providing facilities in which to hold our recreational programs; to our dedicated Nicolet Recreation Advisory Committee; to our staff; and to you, the community for your continued support of the Nicolet Recreation Department. Also, we offer a special thank you to Ron Jaggard, Mike Kroeger, Jim Beckmann, Don Bruening, Laura Andreotti, Tracy Gerharz, Suzi Metzenheim, Debra Campbell, and Patti DeGraff for their assistance with recreation programs at Maple Dale, Glen Hills, Parkway, Indian Hill, Stormonth, and Bayside schools.

Registration Information• Online registration begins Wednesday, December 7th.• All other forms of registration (phone, mail-in, fax, walk-in, and drop box) begins on Wednesday, December 21st.

Cooperative Programs

If you see this logo it indicates we are offering co-op programs with other area recreation departments. By working with other departments, we are able to better serve your recreational needs with expanded program choices.

New Programs

If you see this logo it indicates we are offering this programfortheveryfirsttime.Pleasecontactusifyouwouldlike to offer a new program with the recreation department. We are always looking for new instructors.

CO-OP

NEW!

Weekend and Evening Recreation ActivitiesPlease enter Nicolet High School through the North Entrance located near the Tennis Courts.

Dear Nicolet High School Community Member,

The Nicolet Recreation Department invites you to participate in our extensive program offerings.Asyoupagethroughourbulletinyouwillfindatotalof148differentprogramsfor the Winter/Spring which includes 31 brand new programs! There is truly Something For Everyone. We have programs for toddlers, youths, teens, adults, and seniors. We have made toddler and senior programming our priority and as a result you’ll see more program offerings in those sections. I’m excited to announce our new partnership with the Pettit National Ice Center located on pages 21 & 49. For your convenience, we have activities at 15 different locations in the area. We hope you will take advantage of all the activities offered and enjoy your involvement in them! Nathan M. BrooksNate Brooks, Assistant Recreation Director

Nicolet Recreation Department Bulletin of ProgramsNovember 2011Published three (3) times yearly: March, August, NovemberVolume 3 (2012), Issue 1Nicolet High School District6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd.Glendale, WI 53217

All children should be re-evaluated or call Cindy at (414) 531-SWIM if you were not registered during the last 6 months***

Class Requirement Description

Parent and Child Aquatics Level 1 Ages 6 months to 4 years with no previous experience. Children are to wear swim diapers under swimsuit. Level 1 introduces basic skills to parents and children. Parents are taught to safely work with their child in the water, including how to appropriately support their child in the water and how to prepare and encourage their child to participate fully and try the skills. Several water safety topics are also introduced and directed to parents.

Parent and Child Aquatics Level 2 Ages 18 months to 4 years with completion certificate of all level P/C I skills. Level 2 builds on the skills introduced in Level 1. Participants improve on these skills and learn more advanced skills.

Preschool Aquatics Level 1 Ages 3.5 - 5 years without parent. There are no prerequisites for this course.

Level 1 Exit Skills Assessment Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, sub-merge to mouth and blow bubbles for at lease 3 seconds then safely exit the water. While in shallow water, glide on front at least 2 body lengths, then rolltobackandfloatonbackfor3secondsthenrecovertoaverticalposition.

Preschool Aquatics Level 2 Ages 3.5 - 5 years without parent. Children entering this course must have a PreschoolAquaticsLevel1certificatetobeabletodemonstrateallthecompletionrequirementsfromPreschoolLevel1.

Level 2 Exit Skills Assessment Glideonfrontatleast2bodylengths,rolltoback,floatonbackfor5secondsthenrecovertoaverticalposition.Glideonbackforatleast2bodylengths,rolltofront,floatfor5secondsthenrecovertoaverticalposition.Swimusingcom-binedarmandlegactionsonfrontfor3bodylengths,rolltoback,floatfor5seconds,rolltofrontthencontinueswimmingonfrontfor3bodylengths.

Preschool Aquatics Level 3 Ages 3.5 - 5 years without parent. Children entering this course must have a PreschoolAquaticsLevel2certificateormustbeabletodemonstrateallthecompletionrequirementsfromPreschoolLevel2.

Level 3 Exit Skills Assessment All preschool aquatics skills are done independently. Step from side into chest deepwater,moveintoafrontfloatfor5seconds,rolltoback,floatfor5secondsandthenreturntoaverticalposition.Moveintoabackfloatfor5seconds, roll to front, and then recover to a vertical position. Push off and swim using a combination of arm and leg actions on front for 5 body lengths, rolltoback,floatfor15seconds,rolltofrontthencontinueswimmingfor5bodylengths.

Level 1 Introduction to Water Skills Ages 6 - 13 years old. There are no prerequisites for this level.

Level 1 Exit Skills Assessment Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 timesthensafelyexitthewater.Glideonfrontatleast2bodylengths,rolltoabackfloatfor3secondsandrecovertoaverticalposition.

Level 2 Fundamental Aquatic Skills ParticipantsenteringthiscoursemusthaveaLevel1certificateormustbeabletodemon-strate all the completion requirements of Level 1.

Level 2 Exit Skills Assessment Stepfromsideintochest-deepwater,moveintoafrontfloatfor5seconds,roll toback,floatfor5secondsandthenreturntoaverticalposition.Moveintoabackfloatfor5seconds,rolltofrontthenrecovertoaverticalposition.Pushoffandswimusingcombinedarmandlegactionsonfrontfor5bodylengths,rolltoback,floatfor15seconds,rolltofrontthencontinueswimmingfor5body lengths.

Level 3 Stroke Development ParticipantsenteringthiscoursemusthaveaLevel2certificateormustbeabletodemon-strate all the completion requirements in Level 2. Level 3 Exit Skills Assessment Jump into deep water from the side, swim front crawl for 15 yards, maintain position by treadingorfloatingfor30secondsandswimelementarybackstrokefor15yards.Demonstratescissorskickanddolphinkick.

Level 4 Stroke Improvement ParticipantsenteringthiscoursemusthaveaLevel3certificateormustbeable todem-onstrate all the completion requirements in Level 3.

Level 4 Exit Skills Assessment Performafeet-firstentryintodeepwater,swimfrontcrawlfor25yards,changedirectionandpositionasnecessaryandswimelementarybackstrokefor25yards.Demonstratebackcrawl,breastroke,butterfly,sidestroke.

Level 5 Stroke Refinement ParticipantsenteringthiscoursemusthaveaLevel4certificateormustbeabletodemon-strate all the course requirements in Level 4.

Level 5 Exit Skills Assessment Perform a shallow-angle dive into deep water, swim front crawl for 50 yards, change direc-tion and position of travel as necessary and swim elementary backstroke for 50 yards. Swim breastroke for 25 yards, change direction and position of travel as necessary and swim back crawl for 25 yards.

Level 6 Swimming and Skill Proficiency ParticipantsenteringthiscoursemusthaveaLevel5certificateormustbeabletodemon-strate all the skills required to complete Level 5.

Level 6 Exit Skills Assessment Swim 500 yards continuously using any 3 strokes of your choice, swimming at least 50 yardsofeachstroke.Jumpintodeepwater,performasurvivalfloatfor5minutes,rollontobackandperformabackfloatfor5minutes.Performafeet-firstsurfacedive,retrieveanobjectfromthebottomofthepoolatatdepthof7-10feet,returntosurfaceandreturntostartingpoint.Performthe Cooper 12-minute swim test and compare results with the pre-assessment results.

Special Needs - All ages Children with special concerns with parent. Parent must provide all locker room care and in pool water assistance. Instructor will teach parents the skills to assist their child.

Questions?

Call Aquatics CoordinatorCindy Schlidt (414) 531-SWIM

Fee:

$47.00R / $57.00NR

* All Swim Lessons Take Place At Glen Hills Middle School *

Nicolet Pool

Average Temperature: 80 degreesDimensions: 75ft x 30ftLanes: 8Deepest Depth: 13ft (diving well)Shallowest Depth: 3.6ft

Glen Hills Pool

Average Temperature: 84 degreesDimensions: 75ft x 20 ftLanes: 6Deepest Depth: 10 ftShallowest Depth: 2.6 ft

Level Date Day Time Program#

School Age Level 3 & 4 January 5 - February 23 Thursday 4:30 - 5:15pm 215010-01School Age Level 1 January 5 - February 23 Thursday 5:15 - 6:00pm 215010-02School Age Level 2 January 5 - February 23 Thursday 6:00 - 6:45pm 215010-03

School Age Level 1 & 2 January 6 - February 24 Friday 4:30 - 5:15pm 215010-04Preschool Level 2 & 3 January 6 - February 24 Friday 5:15 - 5:45pm 215010-05Preschool Level 1 January 6 - February 24 Friday 5:45 - 6:15pm 215010-06School Age Level 3 & 4 January 6 - February 24 Friday 6:15 - 7:00pm 215010-07

Preschool Level 1 January 10 - February 28 Tuesday 4:30 - 5:00pm 215010-08Preschool Level 2 January 10 - February 28 Tuesday 5:00 - 5:30pm 215010-09Level 4 & 5 January 10 - February 28 Tuesday 5:30 - 6:15pm 215010-10Preschool Level 1 January 10 - February 28 Tuesday 6:15 - 6:45pm 215010-11

Preschool Level 3 January 14 - March 3 Saturday 9:00 - 9:30am 215010-12 School Age Level 1 January 14 - March 3 Saturday 9:00 - 9:45am 215010-13Preschool Level 2 January 14 - March 3 Saturday 9:30 - 10:00am 215010-14Level 4,5,6 January 14 - March 3 Saturday 9:45 - 10:30am 215010-15Preschool Level 1 January 14 - March 3 Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am 215010-16School Age Level 3 January 14 - March 3 Saturday 10:30 - 11:15am 215010-17P/C I January 14 - March 3 Saturday 10:30 - 11:15am 215010-18P/C II January 14 - March 3 Saturday 11:15 - 12:00noon 215010-19School Age Level 2 January 14 - March 3 Saturday 11:15 - 12:00noon 215010-20Special Needs (all ages) January 14 - March 3 Saturday 12:00 - 12:45pm 215010-21

School Age Level 3 & 4 March 1 - April 26 (skip 4/12) Thursday 4:30 - 5:15pm 215010-22School Age Level 1 March 1 - April 26 (skip 4/12) Thursday 5:15 - 6:00pm 215010-23School Age Level 2 March 1 - April 26 (skip 4/12) Thursday 6:00 - 6:45pm 215010-24

Preschool Level 1 March 6 - May 1 (skip 4/10) Tuesday 4:30 - 5:00pm 215010-25Preschool Level 2 March 6 - May 1 (skip 4/10) Tuesday 5:00 - 5:30pm 215010-26Level 4 & 5 March 6 - May 1 (skip 4/10) Tuesday 5:30 - 6:15pm 215010-27Preschool Level 1 March 6 - May 1 (skip 4/10) Tuesday 6:15 - 6:45pm 215010-28

Preschool Level 3 March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 9:00 - 9:30am 215010-29 School Age Level 1 March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 9:00 - 9:45am 215010-30Preschool Level 2 March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 9:30 - 10:00am 215010-31Level 4,5,6 March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 9:45 - 10:30am 215010-32Preschool Level 1 March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am 215010-33School Age Level 3 March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 10:30 - 11:15am 215010-34P/C I March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 10:30 - 11:15am 215010-35P/C II March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 11:15 - 12:00noon 215010-36School Age Level 2 March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 11:15 - 12:00noon 215010-37Special Needs (all ages) March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 12:00 - 12:45pm 215010-38

School Age Level 3 & 4 May 3 - 29 Tues & Thurs 4:30 - 5:15pm 215010-39School Age Level 1 & 2 May 3 - 29 Tues & Thurs 5:15 - 6:00pm 215010-40Preschool Level 1 May 3 - 29 Tues & Thurs 6:00 - 6:30pm 215010-41Preschool Level 2 & 3 May 3 - 29 Tues & Thurs 6:30 - 7:00pm 215010-42

Private swim lessons also available.For more information please call Cindy Schlidt at (414) 531-SWIM.

American Red Cross Aquatics are taught by certified instructors/aides with lifeguard training. Swimming instruction is a great way to introduce your child to the water, strengthening positive attitudes and proper swimming techniques. Nicolet Recreation Department is an authorized American Red Cross provider.Please read the following carefully:

Ñ Children ages 4 years and up need to go into the locker room for their respective gender. Ñ Allparticipantsshouldbeevaluatedpriortothefirstdayoflessonstoensuretheyareinthe

proper level, if they haven’t been evaluated in the last 6 months. Ñ Parents please observe lessons from the outer pool lobby only. Ñ Persons observing from deck will be charged the open swim fee daily. Ñ Lessons may be combined or cancelled based on enrollment numbers. No makeup classes will be

given. Ñ Classroom enrollment minimum is 5 participants; maximum is 6 participants per instructor for pre

school levels Ñ Class enrollment minimum is 6 participants; maximum is 10 participants per instructor for school

age levels. Ñ Registration deadline is the Thursday prior to the start of the session. Ñ All persons must exit the building 15 minutes after the conclusion of any aquatic program. Ñ Contact Cindy @ 531-SWIM if you need a skill assessment.

The complete Nicolet & Glen Hills Aquatic Schedule is located on the Nicolet Websitewww.nicolet.k12.wi.us (then click on recreation)

Open/Lap SwimThis combined program of family swim and lap swim is a great opportunity for you and your family to enjoy water indoors. Open swim is open to all ages, while lap swim is open to ages 12 years and up. A swim test will be required for those children wishing to swim in the deep end. Due to safety reasons, water rings and tubes are not allowed. It is recommended that all persons bring a lock to secure personal belongings, however, the lock must be removed and taken home at the end of the swim period. Pool rules, regulations and other pertinent information are posted in the pool area. All persons not participating in open/lap swim must observe from the outer lobby or pay a participant fee. All children under 8 years of age must be accompanied in the pool by a paying adult. Limit 2 free children per adult. Exact change only will be accepted at pool location. All persons must exit the building 15 minutes after the conclusion of any aquatic program. If there are no participants in the pool with 30 minutes left the lifeguard will close the pool.

Open & Lap Swim - Glen Hills Pool Date: Day: Time: January 5 - May 31 (skip 4/6 - 4/13) Tue, Thu, Fri 4:30 - 6:45pm January 14 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturday 9:00am - 12noon

Lap Swim - NHS Pool (Lap swim is also available during all open swim times)

Date: Day: Time: January 2 - May 31 (skip 5/28) Monday - Friday 5:45 - 6:45am January 2 - May 30 (skip 4/9, 4/11, 5/28) Mon. & Wed. 7:00 - 9:00pm

Fee/Program#: $40.00R/$50.00NR 20-punch pass 453501-01$50.00R/$63.00NR 30-punch pass453500-01$3.00R/$5.00NR at door(Children under 4 free with paying adult in the pool)

Masters SwimStayinshape,buildstrength,stamina,andcardiovascularfitness.Greatfortri-athletes,competingMasterSwimmers,andforstay-in-shape swimmers. Registration with National Masters Program is not included. If you need more information, please call 351-7566 or leave a message for Coach Cindy Schlidt at 531-SWIM. Competition is optional and the workouts are exhilarating. Are you from another swim team or just visiting...drop in for only $5.00 per person for the morning or $10.00 per person for the night! Locker room closes 15 minutes after completion.

Location: NHS Pool Fee: $110.00R/$130.00NRInstructor: Cindy SchlidtAge: 18 years and up

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:Morning January 2 - April 27 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 5:45 - 6:45am 235080-01 Evening January 2 - April 25 (skip 4/9 & 4/11) Mon & Wed 7:00 - 9:00pm 235080-02

If you are interested in setting up a water badge workshop for your Boy or Girl Scout group please call Cindy Schlidt at (414) 531-SWIM.

American Red Cross Professional CPR & AEDAutomatedExternalDefibrillatortrainingwiththecombinationofprofessionalCPR.Pleasebringbaglunch.Certificationisgoodfor two years. Good for physical therapists and day care em-ployees.Certificationinadult,childandinfantCPRwithapocketmask (included). Must pass written test with 80% or higher plus practicalskillstobecertified.Before class begins, please take a moment to study the class handbook to better prepare you for your class. All booklets for the Nicolet Recreation Department American Red Cross programs are now online. Go to: http://editiondigital.net/publication/?i=64159

Date April 10 Day: TuesdaysTime: 7:30am - 3:00pm Location: NHS Library Age: 11 years & up Fee: $127.00R/$147.00NR $54.00R/$64.00NR(recertificationfee*)Program#: 234060-01 Min/Max: 6/12 Instructor: Cindy Schlidt

American Red Cross Lifeguard TrainingProgram includes Lifeguarding, CPR, First Aid, and AED. A pocketmaskisincludedinthefee(doesnotapplytorecertifica-tion). Lifeguarding is current for three years. Everything else is current for two years. Apretestwillbeheldonthefirstdayof the program. Persons unable to complete the pretest sat-isfactorily will not be allowed to continue. Participation in all sessions is required. Must pass all tests with 80% or higher plus practicalskillstobecertified.Finaltestisonetimeattempt-nore-testingpermitted.Pleasebringproofofagestofirstclass.(Re-certspleasebringproofofcurrentcertificationandpocketmask). Before class begins, please take a moment to study the-class handbook to better prepare you for your class. All book-lets for the Nicolet Recreation Department American Red Cross programs are now online. Go to: http://editiondigital.net/publication/?i=55885

Date: April 9 - 13Day: Monday - FridayTime: 7:30am - 3:00pmLocation: NHS PoolFee: $219.00R/$249.00NR $174.00R/$194.00NR(RecertificationFee)Program#: 234040-01Min/Max: 6/12Instructor: Cindy Schlidt

Waterfront Lifeguarding Add-onParticipants registered for Lifeguard Training may choose to add waterfront lifeguarding. Must pass lifeguarding class to receive waterfrontlifeguardcertificationandpasswrittenandpracticaltestingforwaterfront.Pre-testgivenonfirstday.Mustbringmask,snorkelandfinstoclass.Before class begins, please take a moment to study theclass handbook to better prepare you for your class. All booklets for the Nicolet Recreation Department American Red Cross programs are now online. Go to: http://editiondigital.net/publication/?i=55885

Date: April 9, 11, 13Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayTime: 3:00 - 4:15pmLocation: NHS B113Fee: $85.00R/$95.00NRProgram#: 224041-01Min/ Max: 6/14Instructor: Cindy Schlidt

American Red Cross Babysitting BasicThe purpose of this course is to provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. Skills include a guide to leadership, the business of babysitting, being safe and sound on the job, understanding kids from 0 to 10, caring for kids from feeding to bedtime, and it’s an emergency...Now what? Must attend the entire day, complete all skills with competency. Please bring notebook and pen. Reduced fee does not apply. Before class begins, please take a moment to study the class handbook to better prepare you for your class. All booklets for the Nicolet Recreation Department American Red Cross pro-grams are now online. Go to: http://editiondigital.net/publication/?i=55877

Date: April 14Day: SaturdayTime: 8:00am - 2:00pmLocation: NHS Library Age: 11 years & up Fee: $80.00R/$90.00NR Program#: 234050-01Min/Max: 6/14Instructor: Cindy Schlidt

American Red Cross Community CPR/First Aid/AEDAreyoupreparedtokeepyourfamilyandworkplacesafe?Thisprogramwillhelpensuresafetyandachancetobecomecertified.Includes: hands on skills training preparing you to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies. Includes Adult/Infant/Child CPR, AED,andFirstAidskills.Mustpasstestsandpracticalskillstestswith80%orhighertobecertified.Needproofofcertificationforrecertification.Certificationisvalidfortwoyears.Before class begins, please take a moment to study the class handbook to better prepare you for your class. All booklets for the Nicolet Recreation Department American Red Cross programs are now online. Go to: http://editiondigital.net/publication/?i=55885

Date: May 19 & 26Day: Saturdays Time: 8:00am - 5:00pmLocation: NHS B113 Age: 11 years and up Fee: $200.00R/$230.00NR $95.00R/$105.00NR(RecertificationFee)Program#: 234010-01Min/Max: 6/12Instructor: Cindy Schlidt

NEW!

Painting for Toddlers and Preschoolers/Gym Time COMBO!Enjoy getting into messy fun with your young one – we’ll do the clean-up! Then come shake the wiggles out with your child in our gym. A variety of activities will be set up. This is the perfect opportunity for you and your child to let loose!

Day: Thursdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 9:30 - 11:00am I January 5 - February 9 212540-01Location: Good Hope School Room 6 & Gym II February 16 - March 22 212540-02Age: 15 months - 4 years oldFee: $56.00R/$66.00NRMin/Max: 4/10Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

Toddler/Preschool ArtThis beginning art class is a fun, interactive way to introduce young children to art. Each class will feature a structured project, oftenthemed to the season. End the class with an open art setting to let your child explore different mediums and create art with you. Therewillalsobeasensorytableforthechildrentoexplore.Thefocusoftheclasswillbeonthecreativeprocess,notthefinishedproduct. Adult must accompany child. Bringing along a paint shirt/cover-up is highly recommended.

Day: Wednesdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 9:30 - 10:15am I January 18 - February 22 212350-01 Location: Good Hope School Room 6 II February 29 - April 4 212350-02Age: 2 - 4 years III April 18 - May 23 212350-03 Fee: $50.00R/$60.00NR Min/Max: 4/12 Instructor: Paula Vielmetti

Winter 2012Winter 2012 registrations are available.

NEW!

Baby Time Playgroup for Parents and Children Time to get out of the house!! Come enjoy our space where your kids can run free and parents can schmooze! No mess in your house to clean up afterwards!! We’ll provide some snacks.

Date: January 5 - February 9Day: ThursdaysTime: 11:00 - 12:30pmLocation: Good Hope Gym Age: 6 weeks - 3 years oldFee: $30.00R/$40.00NRProgram#: 212542-01Min/Max: 4/12Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp & Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

Fingerpainting Frenzy!!Amom’s(ordad’s)dreamcometrue!Createmessyfingerpaintingmasterpieceswithyourtoddler/preschoolerwithoutthecleanup!!Parentsandchildrenalikeshouldweartheirfavorite“messy-art-projectclothes”andbringanextraoutfitfortheridehome. You’ll need it!

Day: Fridays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 9:30 - 10:20am I January 6 - February 10 212541-01Location: Good Hope School Room 6 II February 17 - March 23 212541-02 Age: 18 months - 4 years oldFee: $44.00R/$54.00NRMin/Max: 4/10Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

NEW!

Fox Point Lutheran Preschool

If you are looking for a fun and nurturing preschool experience for your child, then Fox Point Lutheran Preschool

is just what you have been looking for!

We offer three different class options for your preschool-aged child: • M-W-F Morning Class for 3-4 year olds • M-W-F Afternoon Class for 3-4 year olds • T-TH Morning Class for 2.9-3 year olds

For more information, please call 414.352.8990, or www.foxpointchurch.org.

ALL are welcome!

OPEN HOUSECome and play with us at one of our

OPEN HOUSES!

• December 11: 10:00-10:30 a.m. • January 9: 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Registration for our 2012-2013 school year begins in January.

Parent-Tot Super SportsThis program gives you and your child an opportunity to bond and have fun together while learning a variety of sports. This class is great for simple motor skills such as; catching, throwing, batting, shooting, passing, and anything that involves hand-eye coordina-tion. Parents participate with the child as we play soccer, basketball, hockey, teeball, and many other sports.

Day: Wednesdays Session: Date: Program#: Time: 10:00 - 10:45am I February 1 - March 14 211281-01Location: Good Hope School - Gym II March 28 - May 16 (skip 4/11) 211281-02Age: 18 months - 4 yearsFee: $62.00R/$72.00NRMin/Max: 6/20Instructor: Atoi Sinclair, All Star Sports Instruction

GymnasticsAge-appropriate skills will be introduced and developed in this recreational instruction program. Participants will practice move-ments ranging from basic tumbling to use of balance beam and uneven parallel bars. Participants should wear nonrestrictive cloth-ing such as a bodysuit, t-shirt, shorts, gymnastics slippers, cotton socks, or bare feet. No tights, nylon socks, clothing with zippers, belt buckles, or jewelry. Long hair should be tied back. Day: Saturdays Location: NHS Gym 2 (Gymnastics Area) Fee: $49.00R/$59.00NR Min/Max: 8/12Instructor: NHS Gymnastics Coaching Staff & Gymnasts

Session: Date: Level: Age: Time: Program#:I January 21 - March 31 Mom & Tot 18 months - 2 years 10:00 - 10:30am 211141-01 (skip 1/28, 2/11, 3/10)II January 21 - March 31 Nicsters 3 years 10:35 - 11:05am 211141-02 (skip 1/28, 2/11, 3/10)III January 21 - March 31 Nicotiers 4 - 5 years 11:10 - 11:50am 211141-03 (skip 1/28, 2/11, 3/10)

Toddler/Preschool Gym TimeTime to get out of the house!! Let your child run wild in our gym and stretch your legs, too! A variety of activities will be set up; however this is the perfect opportunity for you and your child to let loose! Time: 10:40 - 11:30am Location: Good Hope School Room Gym Age: 15 months - 4 years oldMin/Max: 4/16Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

Session: Date: Day: Fee: Program#:I January 2 - February 6 Mondays $45.00R/$55.00NR 212543-01II January 6 - February 10 Fridays $45.00R/$55.00NR 212543-02III January 2 - February 10 Mondays & Fridays $65.00R/$75.00NR 212543-03IV February 13 - March 19 Mondays $45.00R/$55.00NR 212543-04V February 17 - March 23 Fridays $45.00R/$55.00NR 212543-05VI February 13 - March 23 Mondays & Fridays $65.00R/$75.00NR 212543-06

Yoga TotsYogaisanexcellentwaytobecomestrongandflexiblewhilefocusingandrelaxing.Childrenwilllearnbasicyogaposesaswellasmore complicated ones as the 6-week session goes on. Yoga will be incorporated through fun games as well. Sign up is required. Yoga mats are provided. Children should dress comfortably and bare feet are recommended.

Day: Tuesdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 10:00 - 10:45am I January 3 - February 7 211160-01Location: Le Club Sports Club - Space Maze II March 6 - April 10 211160-02 2001 W. Good Hope Rd. - GlendaleAge: 2.5 - 4 yearsFee: $70.00R and $80.00NR Min/Max: 5/8Instructor: Barbara Mesropian

ChessThis chess class will teach chess to all levels of ability using WSCF’schessschoolcurriculumandcertificateprogram.In-struction will be balanced with instruction and active play.

Date: February 7 - March 27Day: TuesdaysTime: 6:00 - 7:15pmLocation: NHS B111Grade: 1st – 6thFee: $75.00R/$85.00NRProgram#: 212161-01Min/Max: 10/20Instructor: Wisconsin Scholastic Chess Federation Staff

African Drumming ClassStudents are given the opportunity to participate in traditional Africandrumming.KebaDiabategivesstudentsfirsthandknowledge of African culture. Students of drumming are taught thepurposeandsignificanceofarhythm.Studentswilllearntolisten and “talk” to each other with call and response. They coop-erate with each other while having fun learning that we all have important parts to play.

Date: February 1 - March 7Day: WednesdaysTime: 7:00 - 8:00pm Location: NHS LibraryAge: 6 - 12 yearsFee: $60.00R/$70.00NRProgram#: 212570-01Min/Max: 6/14 Instructor: Keba Diabate

K’Nex CampStudents work with friends and use K’NEX system to build motorized models such as a 5-foot tall roller coaster, dinosaurs, an amusement park swing ride, cement mixer or swing bridge. They’ll learn some physics (i.e. potential energy) and simple programming to operate their models in Direct and Automatic modes.

Date: January 7 - 28Day: SaturdaysTime: 9:30 - 10:30amLocation: Lydell Community Center - Room 22 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBayAge: 6 - 8 yearsFee: $52.00R/$62.00NRMin/Max: 5/12Program#: 212120-01Instructor: Computer Tot/Computer Explorer Staff

Elementary EngineeringStudents use LEGOS Technic materials to build simple and com-plex machines as they learn about structures and forces, lever, wheels and axels, gears, gear math, ratchets and drive trains. Using team work and a series of challenges, groups will work togther to create motorized systems, pulleys, blocks and tackle, steering systems, manual transmission, differential gears and more advanced challenges.

Date: January 7 - 28Day: SaturdaysTime: 11:00am - 12:30pmLocation: Lydell Community Center - Room 22 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBayAge: 9 - 12 yearsFee: $58.00R/$68.00NRMin/Max: 5/12Program#: 212122-01Instructor: Computer Tot/Computer Explorer Staff

KidstageKidStage is a youth drama program that incorporates acting exercises, theatre games and drama skills. The curriculum will enhance confidence,creativity,self-esteem,teamwork,problem-solvingskills,memorizationskills,concentrationandleadership.AllKidStageclasses culminate in a performance - giving EVERY student a stage role and the opportunity to demonstrate their skills before their parents and the community. KidStage - Where Every Kid’s a Star! Specify term.

Day: Saturdays Location: Lydell Community Center Room 24 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBayMin/Max: 8/12 Instructor: Milwaukee Northshore KidStage Staff

Session: Age: Date: Time: Fee: Program#:I 3 - 4 years old Jan. 14 - Feb. 18 9:30 - 10:15am $60.00R/$70.00NR 212390-01II 5 - 7 years old Jan. 14 - Feb. 18 10:30 - 11:30am $65.00R/$75.00NR 212390-02

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Kids on StageLearn songs and dances from musicals. Work on scenes and monologues too! It all comes together in a presentation for family and friendsatthefinalclass!

Date: March 7 - 28 Session: Age: Time: Program#:Day: Wednesdays I 6-8 years 4:00 - 5:30pm 212391-01Location: NHS Library II 9-13 years 6:00 - 7:30pm 212391-02Fee: $80.00R/$90.00NRMin/Max: 15/25Instructor: Felice Leib (Stage Director), Terri Stevens (Choreographer)

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Before School Study Hall - Late Start Days @ Glen HillsDo you need before school care for your child on late start days? Then, this program is for you! Students should bring their own books and we’ll provide the supervision. Students are also encouraged to bring a snack, quiet games (puzzles, puzzlebooks), draw-ing/coloring supplies, etc. to keep themselves busy for the entire 2.5 hours of “study hall.”

Time: 7:30 - 10:00amLocation: Glen Hills LibraryGrade: K4 - 8thFee: $25.00R/$35.00NR (per session) Min/Max: 8/25Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp & Director & DPI Licensed Professional Educator Session: Date: Day: Program#:I February 14 Tuesday 212400-01II February 15 Wednesday 212400-02 III March 13 Tuesday 212400-03IV March 14 Wednesday 212400-04

Book Design & Art For KidsStudentswilllearndifferentbookmakingtechniquesandcreateyourownbooksinthefollowingstyles:flipbook,comicbook,zines,accordion fold and scrap book. Students will take home their creations and have a collection of homemade books!

Date: March 17 - April 28 (skip 4/7) Session: Grade: Time: Program#: Day: Saturdays I 3rd - 5th 10:00 - 10:55am 212191-01 Location: Shorewood High School Science Building II 6th - 8th 11:00 - 11:55am 212191-02 Room 136 1701 E. Capitol Dr. - ShorewoodFee: $28.00R/$38.00NR Min/Max: 6/14 Instructor: Gina Glembin

Comic Book Art For KidsParticipantswillcreatestorylines,charactersanddesignelementstocompleteacomicbook.Studentswillengageinfiguredrawingand story boarding techniques. Participants will leave the class with a portfolio of work and a completed comic book.

Date: January 21 - March 3 Session: Grade: Time: Program#: Day: Saturdays I 3rd - 5th 10:00 - 10:55am 212190-01 Location: Shorewood High School Science Building II 6th - 8th 11:00 - 11:55am 212190-02 Room 136 1701 E. Capitol Dr. - ShorewoodFee: $32.00R/$42.00NR Min/Max: 6/14 Instructor: Gina Glembin

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Spring Kids Klub No school? No problem! Have your child spend the day (or week) at Le Club! We will enjoy hands-on activities such as art projects, swimming, games, food and much more! Space is limited, so sign up today! You can choose any day, and as many days as you would like for the week! Full Day: 8am-4pm; Half Day A.M.: 8-12, Half Day P.M.: 12-4, Lunch: 11:30am. Please send a bag lunch with a drink every day. Half Day PM’s – no lunch. We will provide snacks during the course of the day. Don’t forget to bring your swimming suit!

Date: April 9 - 13Day: Monday - FridayLocation: Le Club Sports Club - Meet in Space Maze hall 2001 W. Good Hope Rd. - GlendaleAge: 3 - 10 yearsMin/Max: 10/12 per 1 camp counselorInstructor: LeClubCertifiedCampCounselors

Option: Fee: Program#:1 Full Day $85.00R/$95.00NR 212160-01 2 Full Days $135.00R/$155.00NR 212160-02 3 Full Days $182.00R/$202.00NR 212160-03 4 Full Days $225.00R/$255.00NR 212160-045 Full Days $266.00R/$296.00NR 212160-05 1 Half Day $59.00R/$69.00NR 212160-062 Half Days $91.00R/$101.00NR 212160-073 Half Days $118.00R/$138.00NR 212160-084 Half Days $147.00R/$167.00NR 212160-095 Half Days $173.00R/$193.00NR 212160-10

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Beginning Orchestra LessonsThis class is for students who wish to try the violin, viola, or cel-lo. This is a beginning string experience for those who have not taken lessons before; methodology used by the teacher is tra-ditional note-reading rather than Suzuki. Students provide their own instruments and will also need Essential Elements Book One for their instrument and a folding music stand for home practice. A recital for parents will be the culminating event.

Date: January 9 - April 30 (skip 1/16, 4/9)Day: Mondays Time: 8:00 – 8:40amLocation: Stormonth Music RoomGrade: 1st – 4thFee: $150.00R/$170.00NRProgram#: 212232-01Min/Max: 4/8Instructor: Twila Bergeron

Wednesday Morning OrchestraThis class, held at Stormonth School, is for students who have had some string playing experience and who wish to be part of an ensemble playing orchestra repertoire. This class is designed to give elementary string students the opportunity to play to-gether prior to their middle school years. Teacher will provide a performance opportunity as the culminating event.

Date: January 4 - May 2 (skip 2/15, 3/14, 4/11)Day: WednesdaysTime: 8:00 – 8:40amLocation: Stormonth Music RoomGrade: 1st – 4thFee: $150.00R/$170.00NRProgram#: 212230-01Min/Max: 4/12Instructor: Twila Bergeron

Groovy Guitars IThis is a beginning group guitar class for elementary-age students. We’ll learn to play simple melodies on three strings as well as a few simple chords. This beginning class will use traditional notation to read melodies, but guitar tablature with chords. Students need their own appropriately-sized acoustic guitars as well as the book Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book One, and a folding music stand for home practice. A recital for parents will be the culminating event.

Date: January 10 - March 13Day: TuesdaysTime: 3:30 - 4:30pmLocation: Stormonth Music RoomGrade: 1st – 4thFee: $150.00R/$170.00NRProgram#: 212233-01Min/Max: 4/8Instructor: Twila Bergeron

Groovy Guitars ContinuingThis class is a continuation of Groovy Guitars I. We will continue to learn notes and chords in traditional notation and tablature. In addition, we’ll begin studying chord progressions and will try out theelectricandbassguitars(teacher-provided).Asinthefirstclass, students will need their own appropriately-sized acoustic guitars, folding music stand for home practice, and the book Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book One. Additional teacher-provided materials may cover blues improvisation, bar chords, and scale studies. A recital for parents or a performance opportunity will be the culminating event.

Date: January 5 - March 29 (skip 2/9, 2/16, 3/1)Day: ThursdaysTime: 3:30 - 4:30pmLocation: Stormonth Music RoomGrade: 1st – 4thFee: $150.00R/$170.00NRProgram#: 212231-01Min/Max: 4/10Instructor: Twila Bergeron

“Flash Gordon Lives Again!”or

“Old-Fashioned Radio Plays for Kids”Do you yearn for your kids to experience childhood from an-other generation—a generation before texting, before computer games, and---dare we say it--- before television? Families in the 1930’s and 40’s spent evenings playing board games and gath-ering around the radio to hear mysteries, adventure stories, and variety shows. In “Radio Plays for Kids,” voice actor Ty Davis (www.tydavisvo.com) and music teacher/music theater director Twila Bergeron will lead tweens and young teens in character voice production, theatrical reading and acoustic sound effects as we learn a radio play from days gone by. We’ll then present this mock radio play to any family members ready to laugh a lot! (Parental aside: Your kids just might show growth in their levelsofconfidenceinspeakingorpresentinginfrontofagroup.) Sign up soon—sure to sell out.

Date: January 21 - February 25Day: SaturdaysTime: 9:00 - 10:30amLocation: NHS B116Grade: 5th - 8thFee: $125.00R/$145.00NRProgram#: 212234-01Min/Max: 6/10Instructor: Twila Bergeron & Ty Davis

“How To Eat A Brownie - Children’s Etiquette”Well-mannered children have a lifelong advantage in job situa-tions and in relationships. We start with introductions, shaking hands,andprojectingconfidence.Wecontinuewithconversa-tion skills, family etiquette, what the “R” stands for in R.S.V.P., and writing memorable thank you notes.At the last class, we will eat a brownie while holding the silver-ware European style. The reasons for the rules are always made clear, and there are activities in every class.

Date: April 17 - May 1Day: TuesdaysTime: 4:00 - 5:30pm Location: NHS B133Age: 7 - 12 yearsFee: $82.00R/$92.00NRProgram#: 212170-01Min/Max: 6/14 Instructor: Margery Sinclair

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Crafting for Kindergarteners!Drop your kindergartener off for an hour of crafting fun! (…and get a free hour to yourself!) Location: Good Hope School Room 6 Age: 4 - 6 years oldFee: $48.00R/$58.00NRMin/Max: 4/10Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp and Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 2 - February 6 Mondays 9:30 - 10:30am 212545-01II January 6 - February 10 Fridays 2:00 - 3:00pm 212545-02III February 13 - March 19 Mondays 9:30 - 10:30am 212545-03IV February 17 - March 23 Fridays 2:00 - 3:00pm 212545-04

Fingerpainting Frenzy 4 Kindergarteners!Drop off your kindergartener for an hour of messy fun…..and get an hour all to yourself!!

Day: Tuesdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 2:00 - 3:00pm I January 3 - February 7 212546-01 Location: Good Hope School Room 6 II February 14 - March 27 212546-02 Age: 4 - 6 years oldFee: $44.00R/$54.00NRMin/Max: 4/10Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp and Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

Juggling for BeginnersIf you have ever watched a juggler and thought, “I want to do that!”, then this class is for you. With a little guidance and steady practice, you will be on your way. Come and learn the basics, or if you already know a little bit, learn some new tricks or styles. Participants will receive their very own set of three juggling balls and will also have the opportunity to participate in the sixth annual JuggleFest performance at the Shorewood High School Auditorium on Sunday, March 20.

Date: February 21 - March 27 Grade: 2nd - 8thDay: Tuesdays Fee: $30.00R/$40.00NRTime: 3:45 - 4:45pm Program#: 212121-01Location: Atwater Early Education Building, SW Corner Min/Max: 5/10 2100 E. Capitol Drive - Shorewood Instructor: Mac Gallgher

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Real World SpanishIn eight thrilling weeks students will delve into the Panamanian culture, all the while learning brand new Spanish vocabulary related to travel. Students will learn how to buy items and how to order in a restaurant--in Spanish! In addition to practical travel vocabulary, students will learn key sentences and phrases that will be useful for their entire Spanish careers. Before you know it they will be speaking full sentences. Pack your suitcases, because each week will be packed full of REAL WORLD SPANISH! Upon registering, please inform Parkway office staff that you will be attending this program after school.

Date: February 6 - March 26Day: MondaysTime: 3:40 - 4:40 pmLocation: Parkway School Grade: K5 - 3rdFee: $129.00R/$149.00NRProgram#: 212200-01Min/Max: 8/15 Instructor: Futura Language Professionals

Lango: French ClassesLango offers Foreign Language classes for kids. Lango was established on the belief that every child can and should learn a second language. Lango teaches children new languages in full immersion classes through Adventure Learning™, our innovative approach that combines stories, music and movement, playacting and game-playing in an engaging, dynamic format. Our trademarked cur-riculum offers a new learning objective for each class. Classes are offered once a week for 45 minutes. Choose from times below. Registrationisongoing.Sessionsaremonthly.FirsttimeLangofamiliesreceiveaCDandflashcards.

Day: WednesdaysLocation: NHS B116Fee: $60.00R/$70.00NRMin/Max: 3/10Instructor: Lango Staff

Session: Age: Date: Time: Program#:I 3 - 5 years February 1 - February 29 5:45 - 6:30pm 212600-01II 6 - 9 years February 1 - February 29 6:45 - 7:30pm 212600-02III 3 - 5 years March 7 - March 28 5:45 - 6:30pm 212600-03IV 6 - 9 years March 7 - March 28 6:45 - 7:30pm 212600-04V 3 - 5 years April 4 - May 2 (skip 4/11) 5:45 - 6:30pm 212600-05VI 6 - 9 years April 4 - May 2 (skip 4/11) 6:45 - 7:30pm 212600-06

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Introduction To Sign LanguageDiscover communication skills with American Sign Language through age appropriate activities. Through a variety learning opportuni-ties with music, stories, art, games, dramatic play, and media/technology, students will learn to express ideas and words using sign language.Studentswilllearntoshareinformationandknowledgetoinfluence,tocreate,andentertain. Time: 6:00 - 6:50pm Session: Grade: Date: Day: Program#:Location: NHS B125 I 4th - 7th January 30 - March 5 Mondays 212580-01 Fee: $72.00R/$82.00NR II K5 - 1st January 31 - March 6 Tuesdays 212580-02Min/Max: 4/12 III 2nd - 3rd February 1 - March 7 Wednesdays 212580-03Instructor: Suzanne Petersen-Acklam IV 4th - 7th March 19 - April 30 (skip 4/9)Mondays 212580-04 V K5 - 1st March 20 - May 1 (skip 4/10)Tuesdays 212580-05 VI 2nd - 3rd March 21 - May 2 (skip 4/11)Wednesdays 212580-06

Mad Science NASA Camp:Journey Into Outer Space

Looking for something to do over spring break? Mad Science has teamed up with NASA in a quest for exploration! We’ll take a voyage of discovery into the atmosphere and beyond as we explore planets, moons, and other space phenomena in our solar system. Things will heat up as we examine the sun and other starsanddiscoverthedifficultiesofspacetravel!Kidswillgetafirsthandexperienceofthechallengesoflivinginspaceastheytry to assemble a satellite while training to be an astronaut. For added fun, we’ll learn about the various technologies that make space exploration possible while bouncing lasers around the room! Kids will love to build their own Mad Science rocket, and participate in a real “NASA” style rocket launch. Campers will have lots of projects to make and many cool NASA take homes, including a Kepler’s Cube solar system puzzle, a Shuttle Copter, and a Catch-a-Comet. Mad Science is the ONLY organization licensed by NASA to use these activities for camps and school programs.

Date: April 9 - 13Day: Monday - FridayTime: 9:00 - 3:00pm Location: NHS B111Age: 5 - 12 year oldsFee: $249.00R/$279.00NRProgram#: 212140-01Min/Max: 10/25 Instructor: Mad Science Staff

Jr. Scientist ClubMad Science offers fun, inquiry-based, hands-on, after-school programs that cover a wide range of science topics such as astronomy, physics, optics, rocketry, and engineering! Your child will even come back with a take-home project!

Date: February 29 - April 4Day: WednesdaysTime: 3:55 - 4:55pm Location: Maple Dale SchoolGrade: 3rd - 6thFee: $84.00R/$94.00NRProgram#: 212141-01Min/Max: 10/25 Instructor: Mad Science Staff

Name of Parent/Guardian: __________________________________________ Date: _______

Address: _______________________________________ City: _______________Zip: ______

Home Phone: ___________________________________ Day Phone: ___________________

Name of Child: __________________ Birthdate: _________________ Age: _______ Grade: __

E-mail address: ____________________________ Saturday 1:00 - 3:00pm Or (1 - 2pm Gym or Pool)Date Requested: ___________________________ Sunday (2 - 3pm Party Room)

Requests for the birthday parties must be made at least two weeks in advance. We reserve the right to cancel the party for any unforeseen problem or if payment is not received. Special requests may require additional fees, which must be paid prior to the event. All parties are held at Nicolet High School. It is customary to tip your birthday party host, but it is not required. It is your choice ($5 - $20 usual range). Maximum 25 people.

Attendance: ________ Age Range: ________ Special Needs: _____________________

T-shirt size:________________ Total Fee, due at the time of request: $__________

Payment by: Cash_____ Check______/#_________

Credit Card: MC/ VISA # ________ - _________- ________ - ________ Expiration Date:____

“As a participant in this program, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I agree to assume the full risk of any injury, damage or loss which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with such a program. I agree to waive and relinquish claims that I may have as a result of participating in this program againsttheNicoletRecreationDepartment/NicoletHighSchoolDistrictanditsofficers,agentsservantsandemployees.IdoherebyfullyreleaseanddischargetheNicoletRecreationDepartment/NicoletHighSchoolDistrictanditsofficers,agents,servantsandem-ployees from any and all claims from injuries, damage or loss which I may have to occur to me on account of my participation in this program. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Nicolet Recreation Department/Nicolet High School District anditsofficers,agents,servantsemployeesfromanyallclaimsresultingfrominjuries,damagesandlossessustainedbymeandarising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of this program.” I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE PROGRAM DETAILS AND WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS.

Signature: ______________________________________________________ Date: ________________

Recreation Party

Program#:412100-01$99.00R/$109.00NR

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This party package is great for those high energy kids! We will customize a sport or game party with a variety of games and athletic activi-ties. Games include but are not limited to: basketball, soccer, volleyball and various playground games. You may bring your own food and dinnerware, and we’ll happily provide the space!

Pool Party

Program#: 412100-02$99.00R/$109.00NR

This party package is excel-lent for those kids who love the water! Our host or host-ess will give a swim test to all participants ensuring their safety. Children can par-ticipate in relay races, diving contests and have fun with a variety of water toys. You may bring your own food and dinnerware, and we’ll happily provide the space!

Imagination Party

Program#:412100-03$199.00R/$219.00NR

This party package pro-vides an hour of entertain-ment from Mr. Story, a local storyteller and entertainer. Parties include your choice of parachute games, personal-ized stories, jokes, puppet shows, dancing, singing, and physical challenges. An optional storybook of your child’s party can be created for an additional $25. For ages 5 - 11 years.

Gymnastics Party

Program#:412100-04$99.00R/$109.00NR

This party package is great for kids that love gymnastics! Participants will be able to use the balance beam, paral-lel bars, and much more. You may bring your own food and dinnerware, and we’ll happily provide the space!

Youth Tennis Lessons at Le ClubThese classes are designed to teach children how to play the game of tennis at a young age. Kids will get a chance to have fun and develop their strokes. QuickStart tennis with low compression balls and smaller courts will be used for some of the younger groups. If you don’t have a racquet, we have them available to borrow for the lesson. Student to instructor ratio is 6:1. Tennis professional Erin Felber is a two-time Team State Champion, who went on to earn a scholarship and play Division 1 tennis at UW-Milwaukee. She has coached the Nicolet High School girls and boys tennis teams for 4 years. She is currently the head coach of the Alverno College NCAA Division 3 tennis team and physical education/health teacher at Nicolet High School. Erin has taught tennis and supervised the Nicolet Recreation Department for 7 sum-mers and is currently a tennis professional at Le Club. Location: Le Club 2001 W. Good Hope Rd. - Milwaukee, WI 53209 Fee: $90.00R/$100.00NRMin/Max: 4/12Instructor: Erin Felber

4-6 years oldSession: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 3 - February 7 Tuesdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-01II January 6 - February 10 Fridays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-02III January 7 - February 11 Saturdays 10:00 - 11:00am 211022-03IV February 14 - March 20 Tuesdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-04V February 17 - March 23 Fridays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-05VI February 18 - March 24 Saturdays 10:00 - 11:00am 211022-06VII April 17 - May 22 Tuesdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-07VIII April 20 - May 25 Fridays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-08IX April 21 - May 26 Saturdays 10:00 - 11:00am 211022-09

7-10 years oldSession: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 4 - February 8 Wednesdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-10II January 6 - February 10 Fridays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-11III January 7 - February 11 Saturdays 11:00 - 12:00pm 211022-12IV February 15 - March 21 Wednesdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-13V February 17 - March 23 Fridays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-14VI February 18 - March 24 Saturdays 11:00 - 12:00pm 211022-15VII April 18 - May 23 Wednesdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211022-16VIII April 20 - May 25 Fridays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-17IX April 21 - May 26 Saturdays 11:00 - 12:00pm 211022-18 11-13 years years oldSession: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 3 - February 7 Tuesdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-19II January 4 - February 8 Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-20III January 7 - February 11 Saturdays 12:00 - 1:00pm 211022-21IV February 14 - March 20 Tuesdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-22V February 15 - March 21 Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-23VI February 18 - March 24 Saturdays 12:00 - 1:00pm 211022-24VII April 17 - May 22 Tuesdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-25VIII April 18 - May 23 Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211022-26IX April 21 - May 26 Saturdays 12:00 - 1:00pm 211022-27

Youth Tennis Lessons at EliteQuickStart Tennis is an exciting new play format for kids 10 and under that allows them to start playing almost immediately –even if they have never held a racquet before. Scaling the game down to size helps make the learning process easier, more engaging, excit-ing and – most important- a lot more fun. If you don’t have a racquet, we have them available for the lesson.

Location: North Shore Elite 5757 N. Glen Park Rd. - Glendale Min/Max: 5/10 Instructor: North Shore Elite Staff

Quickstart Tiny Tot (3-4 years old) - $68.00R/$78.00NRSession: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 2 – February 27 Mondays 4:30 – 5:00pm 211021-01 II January 5 – March 1 Thursdays 4:30 – 5:00pm 211021-02III January 7 – March 3 Saturdays 9:30 – 10:00am 211021-03IV March 5 – May 7 Mondays 4:30 – 5:00pm 211021-04V March 8 – May 10 Thursdays 4:30 – 5:00pm 211021-05VI March 10 – May 19 Saturdays 9:30 – 10:00am 211021-06

Quickstart I (5-6 years old) - $135.00R/$155.00NRA focus on introductory rallying skills and beginning stages cooperative tennis.Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 2 – February 27 Mondays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-07 II January 5 – March 1 Thursdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-08III January 7 – March 3 Saturdays 10:00 - 11:00am 211021-09IV March 5 – May 7 Mondays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-10V March 8 – May 10 Thursdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-11VI March 10 – May 19 Saturdays 10:00 - 11:00am 211021-12

Quickstart I (7-8 years old) - $135.00R/$155.00NRStudents will learn how to initiate a rally, how to move and judge a ball and raquet control.Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 2 – February 27 Mondays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-13 II January 5 – March 1 Thursdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-14III January 7 – March 3 Saturdays 10:00 - 11:00am 211021-15IV March 5 – May 7 Mondays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-16V March 8 – May 10 Thursdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-17VI March 10 – May 19 Saturdays 10:00 - 11:00am 211021-18

Quickstart I (9-10 years old) - $135.00R/$155.00NRStudents will learn basic tennis tactics and athletic skills while developing social and group attitudes.Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 2 – February 27 Mondays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-19 II January 5 – March 1 Thursdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-20III January 7 – March 3 Saturdays 11:00am - 12noon 211021-21IV March 5 – May 7 Mondays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-22V March 8 – May 10 Thursdays 5:00 - 6:00pm 211021-23VI March 10 – May 19 Saturdays 11:00am - 12noon 211021-24

Tennis 1, 2, 3 (11-13 years old) - $135.00R/$155.00NRBeginner lessons that will focus on correct form and movement on the court. They will learn basic tennis skills. Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#: I January 5 – March 1 Thursdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211021-25II March 8 – May 10 Thursdays 4:00 - 5:00pm 211021-26

Tennis Youth InstructionThis program introduces tennis to young beginners. Basic skills will be developed using games and drill techniques. Tennis balls are provided for all lessons. Junior racquets are available.

Date: January 23 - March 12 Grade: Date: Program#:Day: Mondays 1st—2nd 6:45-7:30pm 211020-01Location: Maple Dale School Gym 3rd—5th 7:30-8:15pm 211020-02Fee: $29.00R/$39.00NRMin/Max: 6/14Instructor: Members of NHS Tennis Team

TumblingGearedtowardteachingbasicskillsonvault,bars,andfloor.Great strength training for young adults of ages 6-8. This pro-gramwillprovidestructure,confidenceandskillbuilding.Pleasemake sure children wear t-shirts and shorts with no buckles or belts. Hair shoulder length must be tied back for safety. No jewelry except earring studs and emergency bracelets will be al-lowed. Our program is geared for safe, playful structure and age appropriate exercise. Date: January 21 - March 31 (skip 1/28, 2/11, 3/10)Day: Saturdays Time: 12:00 - 12:45pm Location: NHS Gym 2 (Gymnastics Area)Age: 6 - 8 years Fee: $49.00R/$59.00NR Program#: 211142-01Min/Max: 8/12Instructor: NHS Varsity Gymnasts

Level 1-2 Girls Gymnastics This is a beginner level class for those girls who are interested inlearningthebasicsplussomeadvancedskillsonthefloor,vault, balance beam and uneven bars. This program is geared toward girls who would like to further themselves in the sport of gymnastics. The girls will be learning a number of skills on all four events plus the beginning elements of the level 2 routines. They will also be taught strength training as well. This will be a class where the girls will be required to wear a leotard, or shorts or spandex and a tank top. All hair should be pulled back and no jewelry please (earrings are ok if small). This is a class where the girls will have to wait there turn and watch the other girls while waiting for there turn. There will be 5 min of freetime at the end of each class. Date: January 21 - March 31 (skip 1/28, 2/11, 3/10)Day: Saturdays Time: 1:00 - 2:00pm Location: NHS Gym 2 (Gymnastics Area)Age: 6 - 8 years Fee: $49.00R/$59.00NR Program#: 211130-01Min/Max: 8/12Instructor: Cari Peterson, NHS JV Gymnastics Coach

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Afternoon Gym Time For Kindergarteners! Let your child run wild in our gym …and get an hour all to yourself!. A variety of activities will be set up. This is the perfect opportunity for your child to let loose!

Day: Thursdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 2:00 - 3:00pm I January 5 - February 9 212544-02 Location: Good Hope School Gym II February 16 - March 22 212244-04 Age: 4 - 6 years oldFee: $44.00R/$54.00NRMin/Max: 4/12Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp and Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

Super SportsThisfunfilledclassteacheslittlesuperstarstheimportanceofteamworkandsportsmanship,whileattemptingtosparkaninterestinkids to play a variety of sports. Sports covered will be favorites like: basketball, hockey, soccer, baseball, football, and many more. Equipment: Changes Weekly with the Sport

Day: Wednesdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 3:30 - 4:30pm I February 1 - March 14 211280-01Location: Good Hope School - Gym II March 28 - May 16 (skip 4/11) 211280-02Age: 4 - 6 yearsFee: $62.00R/$72.00NRMin/Max: 6/20Instructor: Atoi Sinclair, All Star Sports Instruction

All Sport CampLooking for something to do over winter break? This camp is designed to keep everyone moving, motivated and trying different things. Each day a different sport will be focused on and the mechanics and rules of that sport will be taught. We will focus on having fun while learning the games where sportsmanship and team work are the highest of priorites. We will play Football, Soccer, Basketball, Floor Hockey and Dodgeball. Have some fun and stay active over the holiday season with All Star Sports Camp!

Date: December 26 - 30Day: Monday - FridayTime: 9:00 - 10:00am Location: NHS Gym 2Age: 6 - 9 yearsFee: $62.00R/$72.00NRProgram#: 211282-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Atoi Sinclair, All Star Sports Instruction

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Ice Skating - Tot ‘N MeThis is a unique opportunity for a parent and a child to skate together. Registration fee includes one child and one adult. The parent/adult must have previous skating experience and will be on the ice (with their child) during all lessons. Each weekly Tot ‘N Me class will have a half-hour lesson and 10 minutes of supervised or practice time after each les-son.

Location: Pettit National Ice Center 500 St. 84th St. - Milwaukee 53214 Age: 3-5 years (with one adult)Fee: $80.00R/$90.00NR Min/Max: 4/32 Instructor: Pettit National Ice Center Staff

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 7 - February 11 Saturdays 12:15 - 12:55pm 211310-01II January 8 - February 12 Sundays 6:00 - 6:40pm 211310-02III January 10 - February 14 Tuesdays 6:30 - 7:10pm 211310-03IV January 12 - February 16 Thursdays 6:30 - 7:10pm 211310-04V February 18 - March 24 Saturdays 12:15 - 12:55pm 211310-05VI February 19 - March 25 Sundays 6:00 - 6:40pm 211310-06VII February 21 - March 27 Tuesdays 6:30 - 7:10pm 211310-07VIII February 23 - March 29 Thursdays 6:30 - 7:10pm 211310-08

Ice Skating - Snowplow Sam 1-3This program is a progression of three classes designed to teach the fundamentals of skating to children with little or no skating experience. Skaters will learn basic balance and skating skills in an age appropriate and fun environment. All weekly Snowplow Sam class will have a half-hour lesson and 10 minutes of supervised or practice time after each lesson.Snowplow Sam 1 - Sit and stand with skates on, marching and gliding with two feet.Snowplow Sam 2 - Long glides, forward and backward sizzles.Snowplow Sam 3 - Forward skating, stopping and curves.

Location: Pettit National Ice Center 500 St. 84th St. - Milwaukee 53214 Age: 3-5 yearsFee: $80.00R/$90.00NR Min/Max: 4/32 Instructor: Pettit National Ice Center Staff


Ice Skating - Basic Skills 1-8TheBasicSkillsProgramteachesstudentsprogressivelymoredifficultmovesthrougheightlevelsofskating.UponcompetitionoftheBasic1through8Program,skaterswillhave knowledge of the sport enabling them to advance to more specialized areas of skating.Ifachildisskating(ortakinglessons)forthefirsttime,thestudentshouldregisterfortheBasic1classlevel.Studentsareevaluatedatthefirstclasssessiontogaugetheirskill/ability level, and are placed in another class if the their skill is applicable.Basic 1 - Proper techniques to fall & get up, marching, two foot glides & stopsBasic 2 - Backward skating, one foot glides, two foot turns & snowplow stopsBasic 3 - Forward stroking, two foot spins & essence of actual skating & glidingBasic 4 - Forward edges, crossovers & backward snowplow stopsBasic 5 - Backward edges, crossovers & one foot spinsBasic 6 - Beginning jumps, turns & spiralsBasic 7 - More advanced jumps, turns & edge workBasic 8 - Combining moves, jumps & spins with new techniques

Location: Pettit National Ice Center 500 St. 84th St. - Milwaukee 53214 Age: 6 - 12 yearsFee: $100.00R/$120.00NR Min/Max: 4/32 Instructor: Pettit National Ice Center Staff


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BalletDiscoverbasicdancetechniqueswithemphasisonflexibilityandcoordination. Practice of dance steps and how to execute them correctly,effectivelyandefficientlywillbestressed.Programwillbe catered to each individual’s level of skill and experience. Bal-let slippers required.

Date: January 24 - March 13Day: TuesdaysTime: 4:00 - 5:00pmLocation: Indian Hill SchoolGrade: K4 - 2ndFee: $39.00R/$49.00NRProgram#: 211120-01Min/Max: 6/16Instructor: Academy of Dance Arts Staff

Dance InstructionDiscoverbasicdancetechniqueswithemphasisonflexibilityandcoordination.Practiceofdancestepsandhowtoexecutethemcorrectly,effectively,andefficientlywillbestressed.Programwillconsistofacombinationofdanceformsincludingballet,tap,andjazz. Taught by the Academy of Dance Arts. Black leotards with pink tights and pink ballet slippers, and tapshoes are required for KinderdanceIIandElementary.Sessionsfillupquickly-don’tdelay-registertoday.

Date: January 21 - March 10 Level: Age: Date: Program#:Day: Saturdays Kinderdance I 3-4 years 2:00 - 2:45pm 211121-01 Location: NHS A113 Kinderdance II 4-5 years 2:45 - 3:45pm 211121-02 Fee: $40.00R/$50.00NR Elementary 6-7 years 3:45 - 5:00pm 211121-03Min/Max: 8/16Instructor: Academy of Dance Arts Staff

Junior JazzerciseFitness is fun with this exercise program designed especially for girls. More than just a dance class, Junior Jazzercise will have kids moving to their favorite songs and improving coordination, balance, posture and CONFIDENCE at the same time! The girls will also learn about nutrition and physiology in an easy to understand format and be rewarded for their efforts. A parent should accompany theirchildintothefirstclassandarrive10-15minutesearly.Wearcomfortableclothesandtennisshoes.Waterandhealthysnackare provided. Questions? Call Julia Gimbel at (414) 964-1516.

Day: Wednesdays Time: 4:15 - 5:00pm Location: Good Hope School Room 13 Grade: 1st—3rdFee: $52.00R/$62.00NRMin/Max: 6/24Instructor: Julia Gimbel

Session: Date: Program#:I January 11 - February 15 213050-01II February 22 - March 28 213050-02

Jazzercise Team DanceAt Jazzercise Team Dance, girls will have the chance to get mov-ing to their favorite music, learn new dance steps and a perfor-manceroutine,andfindoutwhyfitnesscanbefun.TeamDanceis a non-competitive class for girls in 4th through 8th grade that combines aerobic conditioning and strength training with the fun of traditional dance class choreography. This format devotes moretimetolearningchoreographyandrefiningdancemove-ments than in our Junior Jazzercise class. The instructor will encourage girls of any ability level to do their best and have fun - NO dance experience is necessary! *Theinstructor,LisaSimons,isaDanceSpecialistwiththeMil-waukee Public Schools. She holds a BA in Dance Education from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a MA from Northwestern University. Her twenty-eight years of dance expe-rience include dancing professionally, teaching at the elementary, secondary and university levels, directing, choreographing and she also served as an Artist-in-Education for the Illinois Arts Councilthreetimes.SheisalsoacertifiedJazzerciseinstructor!Questions? Call Julia Gimbel at (414) 964-1516

Date: January 5 - February 23Day: Thursdays Time: 4:30 - 5:30pm Location: Good Hope School Room 13 Grade: 5th - 8thFee: $65.00R/$75.00NRProgram#: 213051-01Min/Max: 6/24Instructor: LisaSimons*

Young AthletesThis new program introduces children to the world of sports. This will be an inclusive program where children with or without special needs will play and learn alongside one another. Young Athletes will engage children through developmentally appropri-ate play activities designed to foster physical, cognitive, and so-cial development. It will also raise awareness about the abilities of children with disabilities through inclusive peer participation, demonstrations, and other events.

Date: January 2 - February 20Day: Mondays Time: 5:30 - 6:15pm Location: Rite-Hite Family YMCA (9250 N. Green Bay Rd. - Brown Deer)Age: 2 - 7 years Fee: $47.00R/$57.00NR Program#: 211320-01Min/Max: 4/12Instructor: YMCA Staff

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The North Shore Junior Knights Wrestling ClubThis club is for the beginner wrestler looking to learn the funda-mentals of wrestling. It will introduce & teach basic wrestling positions & moves from the up, down and neutral positions. Participants will learn wrestling with an emphasis on technique, positioning & sportsmanship in a fun, fast-paced atmosphere. Program instructed by NHS Wrestling Coaches: Tim Schermet-zler, Gus Kaufmann, Cody Tesch and Ethan Klein. If you have questions or concerns about the program, equipment and other fees please call Coach Schermetzler at 414-788-1017 or email him at: [email protected] *Feeincludesteamt-shirt&admission into the North Shore Junior Knights Wrestling Classic Tournament

Date: February 7 - March 6Day: TuesdaysTime: 6:00 - 7:30pmLocation: NHS Upper North Gym BalconyGrade: 1st - 8th gradeFee: $40.00R/$50.00NR*Program#: 211210-01Min/Max: 10/50Instructor: NHS Wrestling Coaches: Tim Schermetzler, Gus Kaufmann, Cody Tesch, Ethan Klein and NHS Student-Athletes

The North Shore Junior Knights Wrestling TeamThe North Shore Junior Knight Wrestling Team is for the competi-tive wrestler looking to improve their techniques and prepare for competition. The team will travel to a series of dual meet and tournament competitions throughout the season including a youth tournament to be hosted at NHS: the North Shore Junior Knights Wrestling Classic. All wrestlers on the team must have a cur-rent year USA Wrestling Card – required for admission to youth tournaments. For wrestlers with 1 or more years of experience. Program instructed by NHS Wrestling Coaches: Tim Schermetzler, Gus Kaufmann, Cody Tesch and Ethan Klein. If you have questions or concerns about the program, equipment and other fees please call Coach Schermetzler at 414-788-1017 or email him at: [email protected]*Feeincludest-shirt,USACard:$35value & admission into the North Shore Junior Knights Wrestling Classic Tournament. USA Card required – tournament, transpor-tation, and equipment fees added as needed. Parent Meet-ing will be held on Wednesday January 11th 6:15 in NHS Cafeteria.

Date: January 9 - March 21Day: Mondays & WednesdaysTime: 6:00 - 7:30pm Location: NHS Upper North Gym BalconyGrade: 4th - 8th gradeFee: $95.00R/$105.00NR-includesUSACard* $60.00R/$70.00NR - no USA CardProgram#: 211211-01Min/Max: 8/40Instructor: NHS Wrestling Coaches: Tim Schermetzler, Gus Kaufmann, Cody Tesch, Ethan Klein and NHS Student-Athletes

Bananas Swim Team (Green Team)This program will focus on the basic to advanced techniques of competitive swimming providing training to improve the participants’ fitnessrelatedtothesport.Mustbeabletoswim50+yards(twolengthsofthepool/onecrawlstroke/freestyleandonebackcrawl)and carry a “C” average in all classes. Participants are encouraged to attend two practices per week and compete in league meets with other swim clubs. The Bananas Swim Team has partnered with the Schroeder Swim Club in the development for advanced com-petitive swimmers.

Day: Mondays - ThursdaysTime: 5:30 - 6:30pmLocation: NHS PoolGrade: 1st - 6th & beginner 7th/8th gradersFee: $135.00R/$155.00NRMin/Max: 6/60Instructor: Dwight Davis, NHS Head Girls/Boys Swim Coach, Kristina Hansen and Katie Sherman

Session: Date: Program#:I January 2 - March 15 (skip 1/12, 1/26) 211040-01II March 19 - June 7 (skip 4/9-4/12, 5/28) 211040-02

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Bananas Swim Team (Yellow Team)This program will focus on the basic to advanced techniques of competitive swimming while providing dryland and water training toimprovetheparticipantsfitnessrelatedtothesportofcompetitiveswimming.Participantmustbeabletoswim100+yardsofthe pool (4 lenghts) and carry a “C” average in all classes. The program is for pre-high school, high school, masters, and triathlon swimmers. The Bananas Swim Team has partnered with the Schroeder Swim Club in the development for advanced competitive swimmers. Participants are encouraged to attend three practices per week and compete in league meets with other swim clubs.

Day: Mondays - ThursdaysLocation: NHS PoolGrade: 7th - 12th including masters and triathletesFee: $160.00R/$180.00NRMin/Max: 6/40Instructor: Dwight Davis, NHS Head Girls/Boys Swim Coach, Kristina Hansen and Katie Sherman

Session: Date: Time: Program#:I January 2 - March 15 (skip 1/12, 1/26) 5:30 - 7:00pm 211041-01II March 19 - June 7 (skip 4/9-4/12, 5/28) 2:45 - 4:15pm 211041-02III March 19 - June 7 (skip 4/9-4/12, 5/28) 5:30 - 7:00pm 211041-03

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Growing the Nation’s Oldest Sport throughout Milwaukee

• Indoor Lacrosse Leagues

• Summer Camps & Leagues

• Fall After School Programs

• Private and Group lessons

• Equipment Rental by season

• Milwaukee’s only Lacrosse Specialty Store

Robin Buckley (262) 717-9996 www.hot4lax.com

Winter Indoor LacrosseYouth lacrosse program for girls’ grades 3rd to 8th and boys’ 3rd-6th grade and 7th-8th grade. Learn the essential skills of playing lacrosse combined with fun games to demonstrate and reinforce the concepts of the game. Come play the fastest game on two feet. Each session will be an hour in length. Date: January 9 - February 27Day: MondaysLocation: Uihlein Soccer Complex 7101 W. Good Hope Rd. - Milwaukee Fee: $150.00R/$170.00NR Min/Max: 6/25 Instructor: Robin Buckley

Session: Level: Time: Program#:I All Girls 5:00 - 6:00pm 211220-01II 3rd - 6th Grade Boys 6:00 - 7:00pm 211220-02III 7th - 8th Grade Boys 7:00 - 8:00pm 211220-03

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MikroSoccerMikroSoccer introduces the young player to the basics of the game. Participants are exposed to FUNdamentals, techniques and mo-tor skills. MikroSoccer enhances team dynamics by using positive reinforcement and it brings excellent experiences to the learning process. Parents are welcome to participate. Shirt included with program fee. Participants are required to bring their own ball. Balls can be purchased from instructor for $10.00

Time: 10:00 - 11:00am Session IAge: 3—6 years co-ed Date: Day: Program#:Location: Glen Hills Middle School Gym/Outside Jan. 14—Feb. 18 Sat. 211070-01 Fee: $55.00R/$65.00NR Jan. 15—Feb. 19 Sun. 211070-02Min/Max: 8/24 per time slot Instructor: Milwaukee Kickers Staff

Session II Session IIIDate: Day: Program#: Date: Day: Program#:Feb. 25 - March 31 Sat. 211070-03 April 14—May 19 Sat. 211070-05 Feb. 26 - April 1 Sun. 211070-04 April 15—May 20 Sun. 211070-06

Roufus Mighty Mind and Mighty Muscles Martial Arts Fitness Training For Kids

The goal at Academe Roufus is to teach children respect for themselves and others through important life skills like listening to directions, paying attention, and the value of concentration. All in addition to teaching the physical skills and grace of a world renownMartialArtsprogram,whichhasledthefieldsince1973.Parents, you are welcome to train with your children at no additional cost. Be a Roufus Fit Family. The family that kicks together, sticks together.

Date: January 14 - March 3Day: SaturdaysTime: 11:00am - 12noonLocation: NHS A113 (Dance Studio)Age: 5 - 12 yearsFee: $55.00R/$65.00NRProgram#: 211080-01Min/Max: 10/25Instructor: Pat Roufus

KarateLet your child experience the challenges of the Young American Martial Arts Club. This dynamic program has been developed in co-operation with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Children’s Center, a leader in early childhood development and education. This innovativemartialartsprogramwillencourageyourchildtodevelopapositiveattitude,perseverance,selfconfidence,andselfdisci-pline.Allthisandmoreinthefun-filledchallengesoftheYoungAmericanMartialArtsClubconvenientlylocatedatParkwaySchool.Please inquire within for a discount for additional family members that register. Upon registering, please inform Parkway office staff that you will be attending this program after school. Location: Parkway School - Gym Fee: $179.00R/$199.00NR Min/Max: 10/50 Instructor: Phil Sauer

Session: Age: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I 4-6 years January 11 - March 28 Wednesdays 4:00 - 4:30pm 211100-01II 7-9 years January 11 - March 28 Wednesdays 4:30 - 5:15pm 211100-02III 4-6 years April 16 - May 23 Mondays & Wednesdays 4:00 - 4:30pm 211100-03IV 7-9 years April 16 - May 23 Mondays & Wednesdays 4:30 - 5:15pm 211100-04

Traditional Chinese Martial ArtsLet your child be exposed to traditional Chinese Martial Arts (Kung Fu), an important element of the Chinese culture developed over thousandsofyears.Thisprogramisdesignedforbeginnersandteachesthefundamentals.Seehowyourchildwillgaininflexibility,harmony, and elegance, as well as basic self-defense skills. Day: Tuesdays Location: Indian Hill School - Gym Fee: $45.00R/$55.00NR Min/Max: 6/50 Instructor: Huimin Zhao, Suburban Academy

Session: Age: Date: Time: Program#:I 5-9 years January 17 - March 6 5:00 - 5:45pm 211101-01II 10-18 years January 17 - March 6 5:50 - 6:35pm 211101-02 III 5-9 years March 20 - May 15 (skip (4/10) 5:00 - 5:45pm 211101-03IV 10-18 years March 20 - May 15 (skip (4/10) 5:50 - 6:35pm 211101-04

The Nicolet Recreation Department is excited to announce that it has, once again, expanded its summer camp experience for our campers, and parents, too!! Located at Glen Hills Middle School in Glendale, we provide an exciting program full of swimming, sports, arts and crafts, special events, field trips, and more!! In addition to our regular 5-week program that runs from noon to 6pm, our pre-camp week, and our post-camp week, we will be adding one additional post camp week for an 8-week option! Lastly, camp on Fridays will be located at Nicolet High School where we will make use of the expansive gyms, grounds, and swimming pool! Travel arrangements will be made available for students that participate in the district’s Fabulous Friday field trip program.

For more information, look for our 2012 Summer Bulletin that will be mailed to every area resident in March; give us a call at 414-351-7566; or visit us on the web at: http://www.nicolet.k12.wi.us /activities/recreation.cfm

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Parent/Child ArcheryFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learning proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the fundamen-tals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. Participants are welcome to bring their own bows. We recommend parents to attend program with child.

Date: April 14 - May 26 Day: Saturdays Location: Kletzsch Park - Archery Range Age: 5-9 yearsFee: $49.00R/$59.00NR Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

Session: Day: Time: Program#:I Saturdays 9:00 - 9:30am 211131-01II Saturdays 9:30 - 10:00am 211131-02

Archery - PreTeenFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learning proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the fundamen-tals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. Participants are welcome to bring their own bows.

Date: April 14 - May 26 Day: SaturdaysTime: 10:00 - 11:00am Location: Kletzsch Park - Archery RangeAge: 10-13 yearsFee: $49.00R/$59.00NRProgram#: 211134-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

Indoor Archery - CubsFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learn-ing proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the funda-mentals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. If students have their own bows, please bring to class. Instructor is available for private lessons for children with emotional and/or physical challenges and family and/or group unit.

Date: February 20 - April 2 Day: MondaysTime: 6:00 - 6:30pm Location: Glen Hills School - Upper GymAge: 6 - 10 yearsFee: $39.00R/$49.00NRProgram#: 211132-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

Indoor Archery - PreTeenFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learn-ing proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the funda-mentals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. If students have their own bows, please bring to class. Instructor is available for private lessons for children with emotional and/or physical challenges and family and/or group unit.

Date: February 20 - April 2 Day: MondaysTime: 6:30 - 7:30pm Location: Glen Hills School - Upper GymAge: 11 - 13 yearsFee: $39.00R/$49.00NRProgram#: 211133-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

KickballKickball is a recreational playground game which was originally called “Kick Baseball” and played just the same. It is truly lots of fun and most commonly played on school playgrounds. In this class, we will learn the correct way to play and have loads of fun doing it. This is also a great physical team sport without injuries and every week we’ll have battling competitions against each other. On the last day we will have a “winner takes all game” and that team will received an award and bragging rights that they are the Nicolet Rec. Kickball Champs. Of course, no sports competition is complete without an end of the season party which will also happen on the very last night. So beat the winter indoor blues and sign up!

Day: Mondays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 6:00 - 7:30pm I January 23 - March 12 211230-01Location: Glen Hills School - Gym II March 26 - May 21 (skip 4/9) 211230-02Age: 6 - 13 yearsFee: $30.00R/$40.00NR Min/Max: 15/25 Instructor: Ilona Cheney

Registration for 2012 Baseball Season&

GLL Baseball Skills ClinicsHitting, Pitching, Defense & Catcher clinic sessions run from January through April

Open to the public

GLL Players $30, Non-GLL $40

On-Line Registration for Little League& Clinics Begins 11/12/11

Players must register before 12/18/11 to be guaranteed a roster spot on a team for the 2012 season

(Non-residents who wish to play in the Glendale Little League should contact Rodd Schneider, GLL President, at (414-699-3660) or [email protected])

www.glendalelittleleague.com

MEQUON’S ONLY YEAR-ROUND INDOOR BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL TRAINING FACILITY

NEED A PLACE FOR YOUR WINTER TEAM PRACTICES?

Phone: 262 238-1222 Email: [email protected] BATS Sports Academy 5201 W. Donges Bay Road Mequon, WI 53092

For more information about upcoming Clinics, Camps, Individual and Team packages visit us at:

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• Baseball Clinics, Camps and Individual Lessons • Softball Pitching Clinics and Individual Lessons • “LIL” BATS 6-Week Program (Ages 2-5) • Open Academy Time and Cage Rentals • Birthday Party Packages

NICOLET RECREATION DEPARTMENT2012 RECREATION SOFTBALL

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: APRIL 9th, 2012* *$20 LATE FEE WILL BE APPLIED TO ALL REGISTRATIONS AFTER APRIL 9TH, 2012

NAME____________________________________________MALE/FEMALE (M/F)________________

EMAIL:________________________________________PHONE:________________________________

ADDRESS________________________________________CITY____________________ZIP_________

SCHOOL _____________________BIRTHDATE____________GRADE (2011-12)_______ AGE________

Will you serve as a volunteer: HEAD coach (Yes/No)__________ASSISTANT coach(Yes/No)_________

If played last year: 2011 Team/League:_______________________________________________________

If new league or new to program: Requests:___________________________________________________Requests are taken on a first-come basis. All requests will be taken into consideration but are not guaranteed. Many circumstances need to be considered when placing players on teams: availability, roster size, siblings, coaches, managers etc. Other requests can be made on the back side of this form.

Fees are listed as Resident/Non-Resident.Grade: League: (circle) Gender: Program #: FEE: Games: 1st Practice: 1st Game: Location:(K-1) TEE BALL Boys/Girls 311800-01 $44/55 SAT 6/9/11 6/11/11 Nicolet HS (1-2) PARENT PITCH Boys/Girls 311800-02 $44/55 MON 4/16/11* 5/7/11 Parkway #3(3-5) JUNIOR Girls 311800-03 $49/61 T/R 4/16/11* 5/8/11 Parkway #3(3-5) JUNIOR Boys 311800-04 $49/61 M/W 4/16/11* 5/7/11 Parkway #1(6-8) SENIOR Girls 311800-05 $49/61 T/R 4/16/11* 5/8/11 Parkway #1(6-8) SENIOR Boys 311800-06 $49/61 M/W 4/16/11* 5/7/11 Glen Hills(9-12) HIGH SCHOOL Boys/Girls 311800-07 $35/45 TUE N/A 5/15/11 Glen Hills(9-12) PARENT/TEEN Boys/Girls 311800-08 $35/45 FRI N/A 5/11/11 Glen Hills

*Practices are scheduled at the Head Coach’s discretion. Practices may begin as early as the week of April 16th. Once a player is placed on a team, the Head Coach will contact you near the week of April 16th to let you know the team placement and the first scheduled practice. If you have not been contacted by the Head

Coach by April 23rd, please contact the Recreation Office.

Program Descriptions on back side.The form below MUST be filled out and returned or mailed directly to the Nicolet Recreation Department, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road, Glendale, WI 53217.

To DONATE to the BOB CATALANO Fund: Please check the following:$5___$10____$15____$20____$25____$50_____$100______The Bob Catalano Fund was set up in the name of a long time dedicated coach who passed away. The donations are used to fund much needed softball projects including new equipment and improved facilities.

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2012 Youth Softball Leagues Program Descriptions TEE BALL Tee Ball is for ages 4-6 (K4 thru 1st grade). This is a non-competitive program open to boys and girls with little or no previous baseball experience. Participants will learn the very basic fundamentals of baseball and organized games will be played but scores and standings will not be kept. Players will be randomly placed on teams.However, you may request to have your child be placed with their friends. Each player will receive mini Major League Baseball team replica shirts and hats. The first day (June 9) will be an orientation/practice session and uniforms and schedules will be handed out. All teams will be coached by a combination of paid high school students and adult volunteers. Coaches meetings will be held the week leading up to the first day. Volunteer coaches needed, please email [email protected] if interested. A packet of information will be mailed to you upon registration. All league info will be posted on the Nicolet Recreation website under softball central. Games will be played on Saturday mornings at rotating times of 9am, 10am and 11am. PARENT PITCH A step up from Tee Ball, Parent pitch is for those just finishing 1st or 2nd grade. First graders playing for the first time should start with Tee Ball. K5ers may register for this league if they have played Tee Ball before. This league is similar to Tee Ball and uses the same ball. No scores or league standings are kept. However, this is the league where the rules and defensive positions begin to be taught. There are no umpires in these games and all players must bat against pitches thrown by the volunteer parents. A volunteer adult Head Coach will be assigned to each team. It will be the Head Coach’s responsibility to solicit a team sponsor who will provide team shirts and hats, schedule practices and coordinate all team activities. Volunteer coaches are needed, please email [email protected] if interested. Players are randomly assigned to teams by the school they attend, but you may request certain teams or to be with friends. If returning to the league, you will automatically be assigned the same team you played on the previous year. Games are generally played on Monday evenings with an occasional Wednesday game scheduled. JUNIOR GIRLS This league is for girls just finishing 3rd thru 5th grade. This league uses an 11” softball and scores and league standings are kept. All games are umpired by adult recreation staff. A volunteer adult Head Coach will be assigned to each team. It will be the Head Coach’s responsibility to solicit a team sponsor who will provide team shirts and hats, schedule practices and coordinate all team activities. Volunteer Head Coaches are needed, please email [email protected] if interested. Players are randomly assigned to teams by the school they attend, but you may request certain teams or to be with friends. If returning to the league, you will automatically be assigned the same team you played on the year before. Games are played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. There is an all-star game for those selected to play during 4th of July weekend and a graduation game played at Helfaer Field (Miller Park) for “graduating” 5th graders sometime in July. The season will end no later than July 26th. JUNIOR BOYS This league is for boys just finishing 3rd thru 5th grade. This league uses a 12” softball and scores and league standings are kept. All games are umpired by adult recreation staff. A volunteer adult Head Coach will be assigned to each team. It will be the Head Coach’s responsibility to solicit a team sponsor who will provide team shirts and hats, schedule practices and coordinate all team activities. Volunteer coaches are needed, please email [email protected] if interested. Players are randomly assigned to teams by the school they attend, but you may request certain teams or to be with friends. If returning to the league, you will automatically be assigned the same team you played on the year before. Games are played on Monday and Wednesday evenings. There is an all-star game for those selected to play during 4th of July weekend and a graduation game played at Helfaer Field (Miller Park) for “graduating” 5th graders sometime in July. The season will end no later than July 25th. SENIOR GIRLS This league is for girls just finishing 6rd thru 8th grade. This league uses a 12” softball and scores and league standings are kept. All games are umpired by adult recreation staff. A volunteer adult Head Coach will be assigned to each team. It will be the Head Coach’s responsibility to solicit a team sponsor who will provide team shirts and hats, schedule practices and coordinate all team activities. Volunteer coaches are needed, please email [email protected] if interested. Players are randomly assigned to teams by the school they attend, but you may request certain teams or to be with friends. If returning to the league, you will automatically be assigned the same team you played on the year before. Games are played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. There is an all-star game for those selected to play during 4th of July weekend and a graduation game played at Helfaer Field (Miller Park) for “graduating” 8th graders sometime in July. The season will end no later than July 26th. SENIOR BOYS This league is for boys just finishing 6rd thru 8th grade. This league uses a 12” softball and scores and league standings are kept. All games are umpired by adult recreation staff. A volunteer adult Head Coach will be assigned to each team. It will be the Head Coach’s responsibility to solicit a team sponsor who will provide team shirts and hats, schedule practices and coordinate all team activities. Volunteer coaches are needed, please email [email protected] if interested. Players are randomly assigned to teams by the school they attend, but you may request certain teams or to be with friends. If returning to the league, you will automatically be assigned the same team you played on the year before. Games are played on Monday and Wednesday evenings. There is an all-star game for those selected to play during 4th of July weekend and a graduation game played at Helfaer Field (Miller Park) for “graduating” 8th graders sometime in July. The season will end no later than July 25th. HIGH SCHOOL This league is for boys and girls in high school or just graduating. This league uses a 12” softball and scores and league standings are kept. All games are umpired by adult recreation staff. Students can sign up as a team (minimum 10 per team) or as individuals to be placed on a team. Each team will be assigned a team Captain and it will be the team Captain’s responsibility to schedule any practices and coordinate all team activities. The league is co-ed and co-ed softball rules will apply. Teams do not need to have a minimum number of females or males on each roster. Games will be played on Tuesday nights at Glen Hills Middle School. The season will end no later than August 14th. Championship t-shirts will be awarded to the league champion. No uniform is required. PARENT/TEEN This league is for adults and teen males and females and is designed to be a “family fun” program. Co-Ed rules apply. Each team must have a minimum of 3 females in the line-up each week. The league uses a 12” softball and scores and league standings are kept. All games are umpired by adult recreation staff. Players can sign up as a team (minimum 10 per team) or as individuals to be placed on a team. Each team will be assigned a team Captain and it will be the team Captain’s responsibility to schedule any practices and coordinate all team activities. Games will be played on Friday nights at Glen Hills Middle School. The season will end no later than August 17th. Championship t-shirts will be awarded to the league champion. No uniform is required.

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ACT WorkshopStudentswillgaindirectexperiencewitheachofthefivesectionsoftheACT.Theywillbecomefamiliarwiththetypesofquestionsthey will encounter on the four multiple choice tests as well as learn a variety of strategies to attack those questions. The instructor has this in-depth course based on 18 years experience successfully preparing students to take the ACT.

Day: Wednesdays Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm Grade: 11th - 12th Min/Max: 6/30 Instructor: Fred Silver

Session: Date: Location: Fee: Program#:I February 15 - April 4 NHS C111 $200.00R/$230.00NR 222080-01II April 18 - May 30 Shorewood Intermediate School $175.00R/$195.00NR 222080-02 3830 N. Morris Blvd. - Shorewood Room 312

Open BasketballThis is a great opportunity to hone your skills while playing in a fun and competitive atmosphere. Sign-up with a friend to guarantee an open spot. Save money and a spot in the program by pre-registering. Nicolet School District students only.

Time: 1:30 - 4:30pm Location: NHS Gym 2 (gym 1 on 3/10) Grade: 7th - 12th Instructor: Ron Jaggard

Session: Date: Day: Fee: Program#:I January 7 - May 5 Saturdays $40.00 pre-register/$5.00 at door 221050-01 II April 9 - 13 Monday - Friday $20.00 pre register/$5.00 at door 221050-02

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Nicolet High School Water Polo ClubA co-ed program focusing on the techniques of water polo. Most of this program will be spent in situations and drills related to the sport. Members of this club will be eligible for bananas swim meets. Date: February 20 - March 22Day: Mondays, Tuesdays, and ThursdaysTime: 2:45 - 4:00pm Location: NHS Pool Grade: 9th - 12thFee: $35.00R/$45.00NR Program#: 221025-01Min/Max: 15/60Instructor: Dwight Davis, NHS Head Girls/Boys Swim Coach

Softball Open GymWork on fastpitch pitching and throwing fundamentals to prepare for the Spring season. Emphasis on pitching mechanics and skill. Date: January 23 - March 12 (skip 2/13, 2/27)Day: MondaysTime: 8:00 - 9:00pmLocation: NHS Gym 2Grade: 8th-12thFee: $15.00R/$25.00NRMin/Max: 6/20Instructor: Teri Green

North Shore Martial Arts ClubThe North Shore Martial Arts Club is an exciting program combining Judo/JuJitsu and Karate. John Greivell and Ed Petty, both WFB residents, have been practicing and instructing martial arts for over 20 years and they bring this experience to their exciting martial artsprogram.Thefocusistoachieveandmaintainfitnessthroughpracticalself-defensebasedtrainingwhilekeepingtheworkoutsfun and challenging. Please join up...try it yourself or with your whole family!Karate - This program teaches the basic stances, kicking and punching techniques and practices them using striking pads. This gives you an intense cardio workout. Additionally, you will learn various self-defense techniques and traditional martial arts training routines.Judo/JuJitsuisanexcellentformofmentalandphysicalconditioningwhichteachestechniquesthatstresscalmnessandflexibilityaswell as aerobic conditioning and strength. Advanced students learn additional techniques including counter throws and combination techniques and can participate in randori (free practice). Advanced students will be expected to practice in a Judogi.

Location: Lydell Community Center - Gym 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBay Age: 13 - 18 yearsMin/Max: 5/12Instructor: John Greivell (Judo) & Phil Sauer (Combat Suikido)

Combat SuikidoSession: Date: Day: Time: Fee: Program#:I January 9 - March 26 Mondays 6:15 - 7:15pm $120.00R/$140.00NR 221300-01 II April 2 - June 25 (skip 4/9, 5/28) Mondays 6:15 - 7:15pm $120.00R/$140.00NR 221300-02

Judo AdvancedSession: Date: Day: Time: Fee: Program#:I January 11 - March 28 Wednesdays 7:30 - 8:30pm $120.00R/$140.00NR 221300-03 II April 4 - June 27 (skip 4/11) Wednesdays 7:30 - 8:30pm $120.00R/$140.00NR 221300-04

Judo Advanced & Combat SuikidoSession: Date: Day: Time: Fee: Program#:I January 9 - March 28 Mon. & Wed. 6:15 - 7:15pm $140.00R/$160.00NR 221300-05 or 7:30 - 8:30pmII April 2 - June 27 Mon. & Wed. 6:15 - 7:15pm $140.00R/$160.00NR 221300-06 (skip 4/9, 4/11, 5/28) or 7:30 - 8:30pm

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Archery - TeenFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learn-ing proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the funda-mentals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. Participants are welcome to bring their own bows.

Date: April 14 - May 26 Day: SaturdaysTime: 11:00 - 12:00pm Location: Kletzsch Park - Archery RangeAge: 14-18 yearsFee: $49.00R/$59.00NRProgram#: 221130-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

Indoor Archery - TeensFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learn-ing proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the funda-mentals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. If students have their own bows, please bring to class. Instructor is available for private lessons for children with emotional and/or physical challenges and family and/or group unit.

Date: February 20 - April 2 Day: MondaysTime: 7:30 - 8:30pm Location: Glen Hills School - Upper GymAge: 14+Fee: $39.00R/$49.00NRProgram#: 221131-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

Don Beebe’s House of Speed High School Football Academy Specific to Quarterbacks, Wide Receiver and Defensive Backs

JoinDonBeebe’sHouseofSpeedtomakeyouquicker,stronger,moreexplosive,moreconfidentandmoresuccessfulonthefield.Expert designed drills and techniques that will help you become the football player you want to be. The program will feature:Technical Training for each Position, Positional Training, Strength Training, and Explosive Training.

Date: April 16 - May 21Day: MondaysTime: 7:00 - 8:30pmLocation: NHS Gym 2Grade: 8th - 12thFee: $139.00R/$159.00NRProgram#: 223120-01Min/Max: 8/24Instructor: Don Beebe’s House of Speed Staff

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Intro to ComputersThis program is designed for those who have never used a computer and is geared for the older beginner. It will slowly walk partici-pants through the concepts. Microsoft basics and general use of a PC (not Apples or Macs).

Day: Tuesdays Level: Dates: Program#:Time: 6:00—7:20pm Beginner January 17 - February 14 232010-01 Location: NHS C107 Intermediate February 28 - March 27 232010-02Fee: $64.00R/$74.00NRMin/Max: 8/15Instructor: Mike Brown

Microsoft WordIn this series of sessions, introductory concepts will be taught in Microsoft Word, a word processing program. Participants should have basic computer experience.Word I—Introductory: includes text options, cut/copy/paste, formatting, bulleting/numbering, and saving/opening/creating docu-ments. Word II—Intermediate: includes tables, tab stops, indenting, inserting images, watermarks, headers/footers, shading and spiking.

Day: Tuesdays Level: Dates: Program#:Time: 7:40 - 9:00pm Beginner January 17 - February 14 232011-01Location: NHS C107 Intermediate February 28 - March 27 232011-02Fee: $64.00R/$74.00NRMin/Max: 8/15Instructor: Mike Brown

Introductory Microsoft ExcelIn this series of sessions, introductory concepts will be taught in Microsoft Excel, a popular spreadsheet program. Participants should have basic computer experience. Includes navigation, workbook management, data entry, formatting, formulas, cell reference, and cut/copy/paste tasks.

Date: April 17 - May 15 Fee: $64.00R/$74.00NRDay: Tuesdays Min/Max: 8/15Time: 6:00—7:20pm Program#: 232012-01 Location: NHS C107 Instructor: Mike Brown

Intro To Social MediaOver the past few years, social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn have exploded to include tens of million of ac-tive users worldwide. What is all the buzz about? In this class, you will learn how to best take advantage of these online tools for personal use, professional development and connecting with resourcesthatmatchyourspecificinterests.Thisclasswillbeahands-on, interactive session for beginners and also those who have experimented with social media tools but are seeking more effective ways to use them.

Date: January 16 & 23Day: MondaysTime: 6:30 - 8:30pmLocation: NHS C107Fee: $44.00R/$54.00NRProgram#: 232320-01Min/Max: 10/25Instructor: Tim Cigelske

Intro To LinkedIn For ProfessionalsMore than 100 million professionals use LinkedIn to exchange information and ideas, maintain a professional identity online, and network with local and national industry colleagues. This session will demonstrate how to proactively use LinkedIn to establishyourprofessionalprofile,stayintouchwithcolleagues,findexpertsandopportunities,andjoinindustry,professional,orother relevant groups.

Date: February 27 & March 5Day: MondayTime: 6:30 - 8:30pmLocation: NHS C107Fee: $44.00R/$54.00NRProgram#: 232321-01Min/Max: 10/25Instructor: Tim Cigelske

Intro To FacebookIf the number of users on Facebook were a country, it would be thethirdmostpopulousintheworld.UsershaveflockedtoFace-book to promote business, share family photos and memories, and keep up to date with what friends across the world are do-ing. This class will teach users an understanding of who and how peoplecanviewtheirFacebookprofile,howtofindtheirfamilyand friends on Facebook, how to share photos and video, and as well as business tools and applications of the world’s most popu-lar website.

Date: February 6 & 13Day: MondayTime: 6:30 - 8:30pmLocation: NHS C107Fee: $44.00R/$54.00NRProgram#: 232322-01Min/Max: 10/25Instructor: Tim Cigelske

eBay BasicsTurn your spring cleaning into cash. One person’s junk is anoth-er person’s treasure! Nothing has proven this expression truer than eBay. Whether you’ve never visited an online auction site or are a frequent shopper on eBay, this eBay class will provide you with all the information needed to start selling on eBay or to expand your current eBay business. Come and discover how eBay can be a great income producing hobby. As an added bo-nus, we will also discuss using Craigslist. Topics include setting up a seller’s account, promoting your merchandise with attention grabbing descriptions and eye catching photos, providing cus-tomer service, collecting money and safely shipping your items.

Date: February 29 - March 14Day: WednesdaysTime: 7:00—9:00pmLocation: WhitefishBayMiddleSchool-MediaCenter 1144E.HenryClaySt.-WhitefishBayFee: $50.00R/$60.00NRMin/Max: 5/12Program#: 232280-01Instructor: Jeff Biskowitz

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Route 66 All-American Diner & Comfort FoodDiner food is quintessentially American and the best comfort food ever created. But, you don’t have to drive hundreds of milestofindyourfavorites;youcanmakethemathome.You’llsample these classics...• Cherry Limeade,• My Mom’s Meatloaf (best meatloaf ever) with Loaded

Smashed Potatoes and Jalapeno Corn• WWII Mock Apple Pie and a “Dusty” Sundae made with my

Grandmas Homemade Fudge Sauce

Date: January 25Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 9:00pmLocation: NHS B133 Fee: $28.00R/$38.00NRProgram#: 232020-01Min/Max: 12/30Instructor: Staci Joers

Stir-Fry!Enter the world of stir-fry. From Chinese to Thai, from chicken to beef, to meatless, we’ll cover them all. Come and try a variety of stir-fry’s. Learn how to create and properly cook a stir-fry for a dish that gives you bright and crispy vegetables loaded with nutritionandmeatsthatarewonderfullyjuicyandflavorful.I’llprepare...• Peking Pork with Sweet Bean Paste and Puffy Noodles• Beef with Broccoli• Thai Chicken Basil• Tofu and Veggie Stir-fry• Yangchow Fried Rice

Date: March 21Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 9:00pmLocation: NHS B133 Fee: $28.00R/$38.00NRProgram#: 232021-01Min/Max: 12/30Instructor: Staci Joers

Healthy(er) Tailgating!Spring is here; time for Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie & Chevrolet! And Tailgating! But, forget what you’ve done in the past—no more simple brats and hot dogs! Skip the chips and cheese dip! You can have a great time tailgating without bust-ing your belt! Try these new tailgating ideas for your sport of choice, Brewers or Packers, for a healthier and more upscale party at the stadium. You’ll sample...Peppered Turkey Subs with Bleu Cheese Mayo and Fresh Fruit with Creamy Orange Dip, Lime Grilled Chicken with Roasted Tomato Salsa and Ce-dar Planked Salmon.

Date: May 2Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 9:00pmLocation: NHS B133 Fee: $28.00R/$38.00NRProgram#: 232022-01Min/Max: 12/30Instructor: Staci Joers

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Go to Channel #411Select the “Restaurants & Food” Category

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You’ll see a variety of seasonal shows, all about 20 minutes in length, that you can choose to watch any time, day or night

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Recipes for the shows are linked to my website on the “Hint’s, Tips & Recipes” page.

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You and Your Digital CameraBring your digital camera – and its instruction manual – to this two-hour hands-on workshop on basic Digital Photography. This class is for people who are new to digital photography and will cover how to overcome some common problems, some useful featuresandfunctionsofyourdigitalcamera,andsure-firetipsand techniques for making better photos.

Date: March 7Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 8:30pmLocation: NHS D111Fee: $22.00R/$32.00NRProgram#: 232270-01Min/Max: 4/15Instructor: C.T. Kruger

You Have Pictures In Your Camera- Now What?

This two hour seminar demonstrates how to save, archive and print your photos whether you have a computer or not. The seminar covers photo printing options, basic photo editing, use of photos in Email, ordering photos online, and use of photos in books and multi-media using Windows PC computers.


Advanced Digital Photography TechniquesBring your camera and its instruction manual to this two-hour workshop designed to get you “out of automatic” and use your camera’s exposure modes and functions in situations like Sports, Portraits, Low Light, and more.This class is ideal for people who have purchased interchange-able lens (DSLR) cameras, or have an advanced digital camera with Program, Shutter / Aperture Priority, and Manual exposure modes.


Old Family Photos & Digital AgeAlbums, boxes and drawers of old family photos and slides can be converted to digital images for prints, scrapbooking, hard-cover books and multimedia projects. This seminar covers your options to copy old family photos - whether you have a computer or not. Information on computer use is for Windows PC comput-ers.


How To Play Music By EarLearn one of music’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relying on music. A very practical presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord progressions, how to “blend together” songs in different keys (modulations), learning from recordings and transposing - all expressed in everyday language. This is an ideal follow-up to the Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People workshop and is open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument. Expand your musi-cal horizons; free yourself from sheet music dependence and be the life of the party! Some prior experience with chords recom-mended.

Date: April 23Day: MondayTime: 6:00 - 9:30pmLocation: NHS E121 Fee: $75.00R/$85.00NRProgram#: 232310-01Min/Max: 6/15 Instructor: Linda Medsker

Instant Piano For Hopelessly Busy PeopleIf you yearn to experience the joy of playing piano, but you don’t want years of weekly lessons, this short course is for you. In just a few hours you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. How is it done? Typical piano lessons teach you note reading but piano professionals use chords. You will learn all the chords needed to play any pop song in this one session: any song, any style, any key. And many of the professional’s insider secrets and short-cuts will be revealed.

Date: April 19Day: ThursdayTime: 6:00 - 9:30pmLocation: NHS E121 Fee: $75.00R/$85.00NRProgram#: 232311-01Min/Max: 6/15 Instructor: Linda Medsker

Blues/Boogie Woogie Piano StylesPlay the blues away and have a natural ball! This completely hands-on workshop introduces beginners and experts alike to the uniquely American piano form known as the blues. For be-ginners it’s a low stress introduction to piano playing. For those who already play traditional piano this workshop sets the stage for learning many different styles including rock, gospel, jazz, boogie-woogie and improvising techniques.Learn the secrets of the blues’ unique scale, form, rhythm and improvisation. And free yourself from sheet music.

Date: March 26Day: MondayTime: 6:00 - 9:30pmLocation: NHS E121 Fee: $75.00R/$85.00NRProgram#: 232312-01Min/Max: 6/15 Instructor: Linda Medsker

Community Choral Arts This community chorus is open for anyone who loves to sing! The Community Choral Arts group will perform in a concert held on Sunday, June 3rd at 3:00 pm in the SHS Auditorium.

Date: April 5 - May 31Day: ThursdaysTime: 7:00 - 9:00pmLocation: Shorewood High School 1701 E. Capitol Drive - Shorewood Performing Arts Building Room 273 Fee: $80.00R/$90.00NRProgram#: 232313-01Min/Max: 15/20 Instructor: Jason Clark

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Introductory Square DancingLearning modern square dancing is easy. The experienced square dance caller guides you through a series of square dance steps. Then, blending these steps into a pattern, the caller quickly has you dancing to the rhythm of the music. Square dancing stimu-latesthemindwhilekeepingyouphysicallyfit.Itisafun,socialactivitythatoffersamoreenjoyablealternativetotypicalexerciseclasses. Singles, couples, and children 12 and older can participate, and no special clothing is needed. Once the square dance steps become natural, you will be ready to join in Square Dances held regularly several days each week in the Milwaukee area. Both young andoldlovethefitness,friendship,andfunavailableinsquaredancing.

Date: January 19 - April 26 (skip 3/8, 4/12)Day: ThursdaysTime: 7:00 - 9:00pm Location: NHS CafeteriaAge: 15 years and up Fee: $65.00R/$75.00NR Min/Max: 8/24Program#: 232470-01Instructor: Eric Tangman

Ballroom DanceAre you left out when the music starts playing at a wedding or on a cruise? Learn ballroom dancing and have a great time doing it! Intermediate and Advanced Levels feature new steps from the previous season. Must register with dance partner.Basic I (Beginner): Working with basic material Fox Trot, Rumba, Swing, and Waltz. Intermediate: Must have completed 1 or more semesters of basic ballroom or equivalent experience.Advanced: Must have completed at least 3 terms of ballroom dancing or equivalent experience.

Date: February 7 - April 17 (skip 4/10) Level: Time: Program#:Day: Tuesdays Basic I (Beginner) 6:30-7:25pm 232460-01 Location: NHS Cafeteria Intermediate 7:30-8:25pm 232460-02Fee: $51.00R/$61.00NR per couple Advanced 8:30-9:25pm 232460-03Min/Max: 10/25 couplesInstructor: Lou Calicchio

Acrylic PaintingLearn how to paint with acrylics in this studio formatted class. Emphasis will be on blending colors and composition. One on one instruction as well as group critiques and demonstrations will help develop your style. Suggested supply list will be sent prior tofirstclass.Approximatecostofsuppliesis$100-150.

Date: January 12 - April 5 (skip 3/8)Day: ThursdaysTime: 6:00 - 8:30pm Location: NHS D109Fee: $70.00R/$80.00NRProgram#: 232530-01Min/Max: 9/15 Instructor: Judy Gahn Murphy

Stained GlassA revered art form brings added elegance to modern decor. Students will receive a supply list at the start of the program.

Date: January 18 - April 4Day: WednesdaysTime: 6:30—9:00pm Location: NHS C109 Fee: $95.00R/$105.00NR Min/Max: 10/30Program#: 232440-01Instructor: Marion Allen

Fingerpainting Frenzy For Adults!Youdon’tneedtobeartistictohavefunwithfingerpainting!!It’sagreatworkoutforyourhandsandagreatwaytoclearyourmind! Come join the fun and leave the clean-up to us!!! Time: 11:45 - 12:45pm Location: Good Hope School Room 6 Min/Max: 3/10Instructor: Lisa Vondra, Nicolet Rec. Dept. Summer Camp Director and DPI Licensed Professional Educator

Session: Date: Day: Fee: Program#:I January 3 - February 7 Tuesdays $44.00R/$54.00NR 232540-01II January 6 - February 10 Fridays $44.00R/$54.00NR 232540-02III January 3 - February 10 Tuesdays & Fridays $64.00R/$74.00NR 232540-03IV February 14 - March 20 Tuesdays $44.00R/$54.00NR 232540-04V February 17 - March 23 Fridays $44.00R/$54.00NR 232540-05VI February 14 - March 23 Tuesdays & Fridays $64.00R/$74.00NR 232540-06

Pressing, Carving and Stamping Clay TilesLearn pressing, carving and stamping clay art tiles. They are or-namental, low relief and often depict natural scenes and motifs. Sculpt clay and pour plaster to make a mold for reproducing your tiles. Explore pressing, stamping and carving clay tiles to design amosaic.Please,bringanimagetothefirstclassthatyouwilluse for inspiration. The instructor has a degree in ceramics from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Date: January 11 - February 8Day: WednesdaysTime: 6:00—8:00pm Location: NHS D109 Fee: $60.00R/$70.00NR (fee includes clay) Min/Max: 6/20Program#: 232190-01Instructor: Heather Eiden, RYT, art specialist

Water ColorsWater media will be explored as a means of creating and developing personal expression using a working studio format with critque anddemostrations.Suggestedsupplylist(totalingapprox.$80.00)willbesentpriortothefirstclass. Day: Mondays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 5:00 - 7:30pm I January 30 - March 19 232450-01 Location: NHS D109 II March 26 - May 21 (skip 4/9) 232450-02 Fee: $68.00R/$78.00NR Min/Max: 9/14Instructor: John Boho

Tap Into SpringTap dance is great fun and great exercise. Learn the basic steps and some simple routines in a friendly, supportive environment. Whether you wish to reveiw from past instruction or “tap into something new,” this is the class for you!!!! *Nancy Weiss-McQuide, M.S. is a dance instructor (tap, jazz & hip-hop) at UW-Milwaukee, has been an Education Artist for the Milwaukee Repertory Theater for 15 years, and choreographs musicals for area high schools, universities, community theaters, and show choirs.

Date: March 27 - May 8 (skip 4/10) Day: TuesdaysTime: 8:00 - 9:00pm Location: NHS A113 - Dance Studio Fee: $45.00R/$55.00NR Min/Max: 6/15Program#: 233111-01Instructor: NancyWeiss-McQuide*

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Taming The High Cost of CollegeWant to save THOUSANDS of dollars on your child’s college edu-cation?TAMING THE HIGH COST OF COLLEGE workshop provides unique strategies you can implement right away! You will learn:• How to attend an expensive private university for LESS

THAN the cost of a state school• Howtoqualifyformoreneed-basedfinancialaid• TheDOsandDONT’sinapplyingforfinancialaid• How to use “tax scholarships” to pay for your college ex-

penses• How to get money from schools even if you do not qualify

for need-based aidCome see for yourself how to save money, save time, and reduce stress when applying to and paying for college.

Date: March 14Day: WednesdayTime: 7:00 - 8:30pmLocation: Range Line School - Room 108 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $6.00R/$16.00NR per familyProgram#: 232292-01Min/Max: 3/50 Instructor: Brad Baldridge College Solutions, LLC

The Secrets To Winning Scholarship Money For College!

YOU WILL DISCOVER THE ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS AND MORE…• WherecanIfindscholarshipswithlesscompetition• HowdoIknowwhichscholarshipsIhaveachanceto win• WhatstrategiescanIemploytomakemyselfstandout from the crowd• WhatcanIdotomakethejudgesrememberme• Whatarethekeysformaximizingmyoddsofwinning• HowcanIwriteexcellentscholarshipessays• HowdoIgettheperfectrecommendationletters

NOTE: This workshop is set up for parents and students to at-tend together.

Date: April 25Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 8:30pmLocation: Range Line School - Room 108 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $6.00R/$16.00NR per familyProgram#: 232293-01Min/Max: 3/50 Instructor: Brad Baldridge College Solutions, LLC

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The Path 2 Buy Home Buying SeminarBuyingyourfirsthomecanbeaveryintimidatingexperience.This class should give you lots of answers and information so you canmakeeducateddecisionsaboutthatfirsthomepurchase.This class will walk you through the entire process from start to finish.Webeginatthepreapprovalprocesswithyourlender,explain how and why to work with a Realtor, the loan application process,andfinallyclosing.Alongthewayyouwilllearnaboutcredit reports and scoring, appraisals and home inspections, negotiating your offer to purchase, title insurance and the closing process. This class is held in a very informal setting to encourage you to ask your questions of two very experienced professionals in the Real Estate and mortgage lending business.

Date: February 14Day: TuesdayTime: 6:30 - 8:00pmLocation: NHS B116Fee: $9.00R/$19.00NRProgram#: 232050-01Min/Max: 3/15Instructor: Penny Charlson & John Friedrichs

Home SellingSelling your home in these challenging times can be quite a project. Get the advice you need from the experts. This class will help you learn how to prepare your home for sale and how to deal with prospective customers. You will learn about the pros and cons of working with a Realtor or selling on your own. The class will point out important things to know about the “Offer to Purchase” and the home inspection. Understand more clearly someofthefinancialissuesinvolvedinahomesale.LearnfromtwoexpertsinthefieldsofRealEstateSalesandMortgagelend-ing in a relaxed classroom setting that encourages your ques-tions and concerns.

Date: February 15Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 8:00pmLocation: NHS B116Fee: $9.00R/$19.00NRProgram#: 232051-01Min/Max: 3/15Instructor: Penny Charlson & John Friedrichs

Beyond Retirement IllusionsHowyouliveinretirementdependsonyourviewofthefinancialpath to get there. With so much information about retirement, it can be hard to see clearly the best route to take. This seminar will look at six common illusions that many investors have about retirement while also examining the realities of retirement in the 21st century. The program objective is for you to come away withafinancialstrategytoensureyouwillbereadytolivetheretirement you’ve always envisioned.

Date: January 18 Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 9:00pm Location: NHS A106 (Athletic Conference Room)Fee: $15.00R/$25.00NRProgram#: 232290-01Min/Max: 6/24 Instructor: Nick Hassler, Financial Advisor

Sheepsheadalso available for adults

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“It’s Not About the Food” - Overcoming Binge Eating and Compulsive Overeating

This 5 week interactive workshop follows a workbook designed specificallyforthosestrugglingwithbinge/compulsiveovereat-ing issues. Class includes assignments, group discussion, 2 private follow-up sessions with instructor to evaluate progress, along with the possibility of being part of a support group geared towardhelpingthosewithsimilarissues.*RegisteredDietitianspecializing in weight management and eating disorders. Weight ManagementLLC(OfficelocationsinShorewood&Brookfield).Any questions, call Karen at (414) 779-1336.

Date: January 4 - February 1Day: WednesdaysTime: 6:00 - 7:00pmLocation: NHS D111Fee: $50.00R/$60.00NRProgram#: 232610-01Min/Max: 3/10Instructor: KarenCrane,RD,CD-RegisteredDietitian*

How to Get Your Book PublishedHow to Get Your Book Published, Milwaukee author Tom Kertscher, will offer insights from his experience in getting two books published. The class will provide an overview on developing an idea and submitting proposals to publishers and agents. Questions will be encouraged. A PolitiFact Wisconsin reporter for the Journal Sentinel, Tom is the author of “Cracked Sidewalks and French Pastry: The Wit and Wisdom of Al McGuire (University of Wisconsin Press); and “Brett Favre: A Packer Fan’s Tribute” (Turner Publish-ing). The program is offered twice and is not a continuation.

Day: Tuesday Session: Date: Program#:Time: 7:00 - 8:30pm I March 27 232300-01 Location: NHS D111 II May 1 232300-02 Fee: $20.00R/$30.00NR Min/Max: 6/25 Instructor: Tom Kertscher

Learning Chinese - The Easy WayEver wonder why we can learn a new skill much faster when we are having fun? Through TV commercials, story-telling, reciting poems, sing-a-long and dancing, this class attempts to immerse you in a total Chinese environment, you will learn the language, history and culture subconsciously. No pre-requisite neces-sary.

Date: February 24 - March 30Day: FridaysTime: 5:30 - 6:30pmLocation: NHS B116Fee: $99.00R/$109.00NRProgram#: 232590-01Min/Max: 5/15Instructor: Andrew Eng

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Evening Adult Spanish ProgramsBeginning Spanish: Learn Spanish skills in a small class setting. Pick up new vocabulary with a focus on business, traveling, edu-cation and leisure, as well as learning about Latin American cultures. Students in the beginning Spanish will focus on grammatical skills, verb conjugation and idiomatic expressions.Continuing Spanish 1: Learn Spanish skills in a small class setting. Pick up new vocabulary with a focus on business, traveling, education and leisure, as well as learning about Latin American cultures. Students in the continuing Spanish will focus on expanding vocabulary, sentence structure and verb tenses.Continuing Spanish 2: Learn Spanish skills in a small class setting. Pick up new vocabulary with a focus on business, traveling, education and leisure, as well as learning about Latin American cultures. Students in the continuing Spanish will focus on expanding vocabulary, sentence structure and verb tenses. Continuing Spanish 3: Learn Spanish skills in a small class setting. Pick up new vocabulary with a focus on business, traveling, education and leisure, as well as learning about Latin American cultures. Students in the continuing Spanish will focus on expanding vocabulary, sentence structure and verb tenses. Location: NHS B119 Fee: $179.00R/$199.00NR Min/Max: 1/10Instructor: Rosalba Romero

Level: Date: Time: Day: Program#:Beginning Spanish January 10 - March 13 5:30 - 6:30pm Tuesdays 232200-01Contiuning Spanish 1 January 10 - March 13 6:30 - 7:30pm Tuesdays 232200-02Contiuning Spanish 2 January 11 - March 14 5:30 - 6:30pm Wednesdays 232200-03Contiuning Spanish 3 January 11 - March 14 6:30 - 7:30pm Wednesdays 232200-04Beginning Spanish March 20 - May 22 5:30 - 6:30pm Tuesdays 232200-05Contiuning Spanish 1 March 20 - May 22 6:30 - 7:30pm Tuesdays 232200-06Contiuning Spanish 2 March 21 - May 23 5:30 - 6:30pm Wednesdays 232200-07Contiuning Spanish 3 March 21 - May 23 6:30 - 7:30pm Wednesdays 232200-08

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Natural Lawn Care 101Join Amy Joyce for a workshop on how to create a beautiful, healthy lawn that’s safe for your family, pets and the environ-ment. Learn the fundamentals of natural lawn care, why it’s such a great idea and how to get started. Feel free to bring your lawn care questions.

Date: March 5Day: MondayTime: 7:00—8:30pmLocation: Lydell Community Center - Room 22 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBayFee: $15.00R/$25.00NRMin/Max: 5/30Program#: 232340-01Instructor: Amy Joyce, Co-founder/Co-director Healthy Communities Project

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Native Plants for the Urban GardenLearnaboutshowynativeperennialssizedtofitanyurbanshadeor sun garden. Whether you prefer a tidy, manicured landscape or a naturalized, cottage-style garden, you’ll come home with the knowledge of several sustainable native plant options to get your garden blooming. . . Wisconsin style.

Date: March 13Day: TuesdayTime: 7:00 - 9:00pmLocation: Shorewood High School 1701 E. Capitol Drive - Shorewood PE Building Room 209 Fee: $10.00R/$20.00NRProgram#: 232341-01Min/Max: 4/20 Instructor: KristynGreenfield, Horticulturist and UW-Ext. Master Gardener

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Bird & Butterfly Gardening Tips & TricksSetyourgardenaflutterwiththehottestbirdandbutterflyhangoutontheblock.Discoverhowtogrowbutterfliesforfree.Findoutwhat a muddle is and how to turn it into a garden feature. Learn which plants attract and sustain funky caterpillars, colorful butter-fliesandmesmerizinghummersandwhichbeverageselectionsyoushouldprovideyourgardenguests.

Date: March 20 Fee: $10.00R/$20.00NRDay: Tuesday Program#: 232342-01Time: 7:00 - 9:00pm Min/Max: 4/20Location: Shorewood High School Instructor: KristynGreenfield,HorticulturistandUW-Ext.MasterGardener

1701 E. Capitol Drive - Shorewood PE Building Room 209

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ADHD, Learning and Developmental Delays – Help for Your Child and Your Family

20% of our kids are now diagnosed with a psychological disor-der. Neurodevelopmental health is not simply a psychological situation. Children who struggle to concentrate or pay atten-tion in school suffer academic and social hardship. Functional neurologist, Dr. Scott Theirl walks you through the physical side oftheseoftenpsychologicallylabeledconditionsanddemystifiesemerging therapies to optimize your child’s health and wellness. We will talk about the time for special diets and food sensitivity testing, the role of sensory integration and neurotransmitters and when metabolic testing may be helpful.

Date: April 3Day: TuesdayTime: 6:30 – 8:00 PMLocation: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts - Lower Level 6789 N. Green Bay Ave, GlendaleFee: $15.00N/$25.00NRMin/Max: 3/30Program#: 232562-01 Instructor: Dr. Scott Theirl

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From Cell Phones to WIFI…How Electro Magnetic Field Exposure Affects your Health

Learn how your electronic devices may have a negative im-pact on your health and what you can do to neutralize yourself. Demonstrations and testing will be provided.

Date: February 9Day: ThursdayTime: 6:30 – 8:00 PMLocation: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts - Lower Level 6789 N. Green Bay Ave, GlendaleFee: $20.00N/$30.00NRMin/Max: 3/20Program#: 232563-01 Instructor: Charlene Watters, Integrative Health Coach andLilaMueller,ReflexologistCRR,ART(Regd),NBCR

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The HCG Protocol: Historical Perspectives, Latest Updates and Current Strategies for Amazing And Sustainable Weight Loss

SinceitwasfirstdescribedbyDr.A.T.W.Simeonsinthe1950’sinhisfamousbook“Pounds&Inches”,theHCGprotocolhasbeenused by countless physicians and patients worldwide to obtain healthy and sustainable weight loss. Learn about the historical per-spectives of this protocol, why this weight loss program is safer and far more effective than any other known diet, as well as current strategies for using HCG for weight loss. Dr. Riegg will also discuss the current national and worldwide obesity epidemic, including theevidencebehindthestaggeringgrowthofAmerican’sweight,andthescopeofmedicalandfinancialcomplicationsthatresultfrombeingoverweightandobese.AllattendeeswillreceiveacertificateforaFREEbodycompositionanalysisperformedbyDr.Riegg, using Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis technology (reg. $55 value). The program is offered twice and is not a continuation.

Day: Tuesdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm I January 10 232564-01Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts II March 13 232564-02 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - Glendale III May 15 232564-03 Fee: $35.00N/$45.00NRMin/Max: 5/40 Instructor: Susan J. Riegg, MD

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Cooking to Avoid Yeast and Other Common AllergensLearn how to cook to avoid yeast and other common allergens. Dr. Bruce Semon will show how to prepare food to avoid yeast and other common allergy producing foods. Yeast in the diet can cause numerous health problems. Removing yeast from your diet can help you feel better. The same diet and cooking techniques can help people avoid such common allergy producing foods such as egg, wheat and dairy. Basic recipes will be given. A book is also available. The program is offered twice and is not a continuation.

Day: Thursday Session: Date: Program#:Time: 7:30 – 9:00 PM I January 5 232550-01Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts II May 10 232550-02 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $15.00N/$25.00NRMin/Max: 3/30 Instructor: Bruce Semon, MD

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The Emotional Freedom TechniqueLearn how to take charge of your sense of well being with The Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), a mind-body medicine with an emotional version of acupuncture wherein we stimulate certainmeridianpointsbytappingonthemwithourfingertips.EFT provides astonishing physical relief from emotional stress, pain, disease and physical ailments. This is a hands-on, experi-ential training. You will have the opportunity to clear issues from your own life as well as learning how to apply these techniques to others.

Date: February 4 & 11Day: Saturdays Time: 9:00am - 1:00pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6793 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $145.00N/$165.00NRProgram#: 232551-01Min/Max: 3/30 Instructor: Karla Hermann

Pain Management With HypnosisLearn how to take charge of your sense of well being with hypnosis and become an active participant in your treatment. Various techniques in self-regulation are taught to assist in reducing chronic pain. Hypnosis is useful in mitigating chronic pain. It reduces stress,fear,tension,anxiety,depression,andispsychologicallypleasing.Thebenefitsoflearningtotakechargeofyourcomfortmaybeareductionofmedicalofficevisits,andareductioninmedication,whichinturnreducestheamountofundesirablesideef-fects because of fewer intakes. The program is offered twice and is not a continuation.

Time: 6:30 - 8:00pm Session: Date: Day: Program#:Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts I January 19 - February 2 Thursdays 232552-01 6793 N. Green Bay Ave - Glendale II April 16 - 30 Mondays 232552-02Fee: $125.00N/$145.00NRProgram#: 232552-01Min/Max: 3/30 Instructor: Karla Hermann

Self-Hypnosis TrainingThis is a three week experiential workshop to learn self hypno-sis and write effective suggestions to achieve a goal. You will learn how to easily imprint your subconscious mind with positive messages. Because of the relaxed state of hypnosis you will also automatically reduce your stress. Some common goals of self hypnosis are: to relieve test anxi-ety, improve self-esteem, reduce stress, improve concentration, stop smoking, release excess weight, relieve insomnia, enhance creativity, improve athletic performance and reduce pain. Date: March 14 - 28Day: Wednesdays Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6793 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $115.00N/$135.00NRProgram#: 232553-01Min/Max: 3/30 Instructor: Karla Hermann

Journey To Your Ideal Body SizeThis class is about changing your mindset, developing a new relationship with food and forming new lifetime habits. We will be addressing emotional health and eating habits and forming new habits at a sub-conscious level to make permanent change. There is NO DIET or off-limit food, and no deprivation and hun-ger. You may combine this program with another program that works successfully for you. CD’s will be given as well as home-work assignments. Date: January 30 - February 20Day: Mondays Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6793 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $128.00N/$148.00NRProgram#: 232554-01Min/Max: 3/30 Instructor: Karla Hermann

Continuing...The Journey To Your Ideal Body Size

This class is about changing your mindset, developing a new relationship with food and forming new lifetime habits. We will be addressing emotional health and eating habits and forming new habits at a sub-conscious level to make permanent change. There is NO DIET or off-limit food, and no deprivation and hun-ger. You may combine this program with another program that works successfully for you. CD’s will be given as well as home-work assignments. Date: March 5 - March 26Day: Mondays Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6793 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $128.00N/$148.00NRProgram#: 232555-01Min/Max: 3/30 Instructor: Karla Hermann

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De-Stress Through Attention And ArtRelationships and parenting feel like sources of stress for many of us. In this series of three sessions we will use active group participation, present-moment mindfulness, relaxation practice, and your creativity to gain insight. Identify solutions, feel em-powered and resourced.

Date: February 16 - March 1Day: Thursdays Time: 6:30 - 8:00pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $50.00N/$60.00NRProgram#: 232556-01Min/Max: 3/30 Instructor: Carol Seydewitz, MS, LPC, ATRL-BC and Terence Gunville, MS,MTS, LCSW

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HeartMath for Health and HappinessHeartMath is a well established, researched and validated bio-feedback technique for achieving health and happiness. Learn how to create a coherent state in your body by using the power ofyourhearttobuildemotionalflexibilityandresiliencesoastoreduce your stress levels and revitalize your entire mind-body system. By practicing this technique you can learn how to cre-ate a shift in perception and feeling that can have a dynamic effect to enhance your overall well being and promote improved: relationships, academic learning and performance, personal growth practice, mental clarity, and physiological and psychologi-cal health. Participants will have the opportunity to experience a HeartMath session.

Date: April 23Day: Monday Time: 6:30 - 8:00pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $25.00N/$35.00NRProgram#: 232557-01Min/Max: 5/25 Instructor: Norm Schwartz MD and Juliana VandenBerg MS

Diabetes: Reversing and Preventing with Diet and Lifestyle

We are living in the midst of a dramatic increase in Type 2 diabe-tes. The Centers for Disease Control recently estimated that at the current rate, 1 in 3 teenagers today will have Type 2 diabe-tes by the time they are 40 years old. Pharmaceutical treatments have failed to reverse this trend and are increasingly associated with serious adverse effects. Clearly, our diet and lifestyle are contributingtothisepidemic.Recentgroundbreakingscientificresearch found complete reversal of Type 2 diabetes with a modifiedwholefooddiet.Learnaboutthemanyfactorscontrib-uting to Type 2 diabetes so you can address the fundamental causes rather than the symptomatic consequences. Also learn how you can implement a safe and effective diet and lifestyle program to prevent and reverse Type 2 diabetes for yourself and your loved ones.

Date: April 25Day: Wednesday Time: 6:30 - 8:00pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $25.00N/$35.00NRProgram#: 232558-01Min/Max: 5/25 Instructor: Norm Schwartz MD and Juliana VandenBerg MS

Observe & Facilitate for Success! Hands-on Skills for Parents of the Special Need Child

This class is designed to introduce parents to the observational & movement-based techniques of the Anat Baniel Method for children. In a series of weekly classes you will experience the innovative movement and communication techniques of the ABM method to begin to apply with your child so that they can become more powerful, potent and successful learners.

Date: February 3 - March 2Day: Fridays Time: 11:30am - 12:30pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $50.00N/$60.00NRProgram#: 232559-01Min/Max: 8/20 Instructor: Patricia Holman, GCFP and ABM for Children

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Energize Your Life: 30 Ways to Increase Your Energy

Are you looking for more energy and vitality? There are many ways to boost energy in a natural way. Learn how to invigorate your body and mind through diet, relaxation, sleep, and exer-cise.

Date: February 1Day: Wednesday Time: 7:30 - 9:00pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $20.00N/$30.00NRProgram#: 232560-01Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Bernard Rosen, PhD Holistic Nutrition, E-RYT 500

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Secrets for Healthy Aging Tired of hearing from your doctor, “That’s just a sign of age, there’s nothing you can do about it?” Learn how to age in a healthy manner and reduce the effects of aging. We’ll look at allthelifestylefactorsthatinfluencehowyouageanddiscusshow to create a healthier lifestyle. Learn about supplements to specificallysupportthebody.

Date: May 2Day: Wednesday Time: 7:30 - 9:00pm Location: GreenSquare Center for the Healing Arts 6789 N. Green Bay Ave - GlendaleFee: $20.00N/$30.00NRProgram#: 232561-01Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Bernard Rosen, PhD Holistic Nutrition, E-RYT 500

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JazzerciseBurnupto600caloriesinonefunandpowerfullyeffective60-minutetotalbodyworkout.EveryJazzercisegroupfitnessclasscombines dance-based cardio with strength training and stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn. Choreographed to today’s hottest music, Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. Start dancingyourselffitandchangetheshapeofyourbodytoday!Wear comfortable clothes that are easy to move in, supportive tennis shoes and bring water. Mats and weights are available to bor-row.Studentsmustarrive15minutesearlyfortheirfirstclass.Jazzerciseisanongoingprogram,andyoumayattendanyofthenine Regular Format classes and one Bodysculpting class offered each week. Come as often as you like (most attendees average 2-3 times per week). Questions? Call Julia Gimbel at (414 ) 964-1516.

Day/Time: Mondays - 9:00am, 4:45pm & 6:00pm Session: Dates: Program#: Tuesdays - 9:00am (Bodysculpting format) I January 2 - February 25 233050-01 Wednesdays - 9:00am, 4:45pm & 6:00pm II March 5 - April 28 233050-02 Thursdays - 9:00am & 6:00pm Saturdays - 8:30amLocation: Good Hope School Gym Fee: $84.00R/$94.00NRMin/Max: 4/24Instructor: Julia Gimbel

In Glendaleat Good Hope Elementary School

Your choice of 8 convenient classes per week for one fee. Attend as often as you like. Come join us!

Sign up today through the Nicolet Rec. Dept.Jr. Jazzercise at this location also!

Glendale Jazzercise2315 W. Good Hope Road

call (414) 964-1516 for more info

Evening Yoga Flow with Yoga FitnessEnjoyanactive,flow-styleofHathayogaforacompletemind/bodyexerciseexperiencetohelpyoualign,strengthenandunwindmentallyandphysically.Theformatofclassismulti-levelandbenefitsallages,fitnessandyogalevels–itisablendyogathatfocusesonbreathing,posturesandmovementstorestorecirculation,corestrength,flexibilityandbalancewhilepromotinginnertranquility.Enjoyanon-competitive,warmfriendlyatmosphereandtheendlessbenefitsofyoga.A limited amount of yoga mats, blocks and straps are supplied. Bring to Class: Yoga mat, pillow for support if needed, blanket in cooler season if desired, and water to stay hydrated is always a good idea. Wear to Class: Comfortable, stretchy clothes and we remove shoes for class. It’s always a good idea to consult your doctor before starting a new exercise routine including yoga. Multi-level class format, with flexibility of attending either Tuesday/Thursday class for make-ups

Time: 6:00 - 7:00pm Location: Good Hope School Room 7 Fee: $75.00R/$85.00NR Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: EricaBoos,RYTofYogaFitness(YogaAlliance,YogaFitcertified)

Session: Date: Day: Program#:I January 3 - February 21 Tuesdays 233030-01 II January 5 - February 23 Thursdays 233030-02 III February 28 - April 24 (skip 4/10) Tuesdays 233030-03 IV March 1 - April 26 (skip 4/12) Thursdays 233030-04V May 1 - June 19 Tuesdays 233030-05 VI May 3 - June 21 Thursdays 233030-06

Middle Eastern Belly DancingThe beginning class offers students the opportunity to learn the art of belly dancing in a comfortable, casual atmosphere. Learn basicchoreographyandenhanceyouroverallflexibilityandgeneralconditioning.Optionalfieldtripstolocalbellydancingeventsand spring recital. Wear exercise clothes. Hip scarves are available for purchase .The advanced class offers students the opportunity to learn more advanced choreography and different styles of dance while per-fecting their technique.The technique class is a two hour class tailored for beginner through advanced level students. Classes will consist of technique drills (both Oriental and Folkloric), creating combos and improvisational techniques.

Day: Tuesdays Location: Lydell Community Center - Room 17 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBayMin/Max: 8/15 Instructor: Zahra Sagira (Advanced), Suzanne Singh (Beginning)

Level: Date: Time: Fee: Program#:Beginning January 10 - February 14 7:30 - 8:30pm $45.00R/$55.00NR 233010-01Advanced January 10 - February 14 6:15 - 7:15pm $45.00R/$55.00NR 233010-02Technique February 21 & 28 6:30 - 8:30pm $30.00R/$40.00NR 233010-03Beginning March 13 - April 24 (skip 4/10) 7:30 - 8:30pm $45.00R/$55.00NR 233010-04Advanced March 13 - April 24 (skip 4/10) 6:15 - 7:15pm $45.00R/$55.00NR 233010-05Technique May 8 & 15 6:30 - 8:30pm $30.00R/$40.00NR 233010-06

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Zumba FitnessZumbaisafusionofLatinandInternationalmusic.Theroutinesfeatureaerobic/fitnessintervaltrainingwithacombinationoffastand slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba creates a party-like atmosphere, which is less intimidating for students that arenotascoordinated.Participantsknowthattheycanjustgowiththeflowandenjoytheparty!But,whatmakesZumbauniqueisthat IT IS FUN!

Day: Saturdays Session: Date: Program#: Time: 9:30 - 10:30am I January 7 - February 11 233040-01 Location: NHS A113 (Dance Studio) II February 18 - March 24 233040-02 Fee: $45.00R/$55.00NR III March31-May12*(skip4/7) 233040-03 Min/Max: 8/20 * Class for May 12 will take place at the Lydell Community Center - WFBInstructor: Maria Schiro

PilatesAs we age, our bodies grow imbalanced. Take action today and try Pilates. This complete body workout restores muscle balance, movementefficiencyandbuildsenduranceinthedeep,intrinsicmusclesthatsupporttheskeletonandspine.Improveyourpostureand abdominals and train the body and mind to coordinate a great attitude towards your life. Get inspired. Location: Lydell Community Center - Room 17 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBay Fee: $75.00R/$85.00NRMin/Max: 5/15 Instructor: KathieSpencer,CertifiedTrainer

BeginnerSession: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 9 - February 13 Mondays 8:40 - 9:25am 233020-01II January 12 - February 16 Thursdays 6:25 - 7:15pm 233020-02III February 27 - April 2 Mondays 8:40 - 9:25am 233020-03IV March 1 - April 5 Thursdays 6:25 - 7:15pm 233020-04V April 16 - May 21 Mondays 8:40 - 9:25am 233020-05VI April 19 - May 24 Thursdays 6:25 - 7:15pm 233020-06

IntermediateSession: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 9 - February 13 Mondays 9:30 - 10:20am 233020-07II January 12 - February 16 Thursdays 5:30 - 6:20pm 233020-08III February 27 - April 2 Mondays 9:30 - 10:20am 233020-09IV March 1 - April 5 Thursdays 5:30 - 6:20pm 233020-10V April 16 - May 21 Mondays 9:30 - 10:20am 233020-11VI April 19 - May 24 Thursdays 5:30 - 6:20pm 233020-12

Take a Chance, Try Some DanceHere’s your chance to experience several dance styles, at begin-nerlevel,forfunandfitness.Jazz,hiphop,Salsa,modern/con-temporary, and folk, will be among those covered for fast-paced fun, skill, and exercise. So, take a chance...try some dance... and be amazed at this enjoyable way to get moving.*Nancy Weiss-McQuide, M.S. is a dance instructor (tap, jazz & hip-hop) at UW-Milwaukee, has been an Education Artist for the Milwaukee Repertory Theater for 15 years, and choreographs musicals for area high schools, universities, community theaters, and show choirs.

Date: March 27 - May 8 (skip 4/10) Day: TuesdaysTime: 7:00 - 8:00pm Location: NHS A113 - Dance Studio Fee: $45.00R/$55.00NR Min/Max: 6/15Program#: 233112-01Instructor: NancyWeiss-McQuide*

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Tai Chi and QigongTaiChiisaseriesofgentle,flowingmovementsthathavebeenpracticed as a health exercise since ancient times in China. Tai Chiintegratesthebodyandmindtoimprovehealth,fitnessandrelaxation. The movements emphasize the importance of weight transference, which helps balance and prevents falls. Qigong is the practice of balancing and strengthening qi (life energy) in the human body.

Date: March 5 - May 14 (skip 4/9)Day: Mondays Time: 7:00 - 8:00pm Location: NHS A113 (Dance Studio) Fee: $90.00R/$113.00NRMin/Max: 8/18Program#: 233100-01Instructor: Alice Kuramoto

Yoga 4 Golfers WisconsinYour body is your most important piece of golf equipment! Maintain proper core conditioning throughout the off-season with this golf-centric approach to yoga. This class is perfect for golfers new to yoga but also challenging to the regular yoga practitioner. KirstenHinz,CertifiedYogaForGolfers™Instructorwillguideyouthroughavarietyofclasstopicsincluding:“CreatingMorePowerto Maximize Distance”, “Building Better Posture At Address”, “Balancing For Club Control” and “Visualizing Optimal Performance”. Bring a yoga mat, water for hydration and your favorite golf club! Please consult your doctor before starting a new exercise program including yoga.

Day: Tuesdays Session: Date: Program#: Time: 7:00 - 8:00pm I January 10 - February 7 233031-01 Location: NHS A113 (Dance Studio) II February 21 - March 20 233031-02Fee: $75.00R/$85.00NRMin/Max: 5/20Instructor: KirstenHinz,CertifiedYogaForGolfers™Instructor

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Waves (Shallow Water Aerobics)

A heart pounding, lung expanding, foot stomping never stop moving, calorie burning shallow water workout. This 45 minute experi-ence is for anyone with a heartbeat! Water shoes required. Fitness level: Low.

Day: Wednesdays Session: Date: Program#: Time: 7:00 - 7:45pm I January 4 - February 22 235070-01 Location: NHS Pool II February 29 - April 25 (skip 4/11) 235070-02Age: 16 years and up Fee: $30.00R/$40.00NR Min/Max: 10/25 AEA Specialist: Cindy Schlidt

Get Your Boots Wet! (Combo Water Aerobics)

Strengthen,tone,andtightenyourmuscles;improvelungandheartcapacities;refinebalancecoordination,asyouperformthesemovements. This routine is more rigorous and demanding than Aero Swim. Fitness Level: High Time: 7:00 - 7:45pm Session: Date: Day: Program#: Location: NHS Pool I January 2 - February 20 Mondays 235030-01Age: 16 years and up II February 27 - April 23 (skip 4/9) Mondays 235030-02Fee: $30.00R/$40.00NR III April 30 - May 23 Mon. & Wed. 235030-03Min/Max: 10/25 AEA Specialist: Cindy Schlidt

Underwater Currents (Deep Water Aerobics)

Controlthefightagainstgravity!Thisfitnessprogramisanon-impactworkoutthatincorporatesmuscularstrengtheningcardio-vascular,conditioning,andcoretoningmovements.Thisfitnessprogramisdoneindeepwater,therefore,participantsshouldbecomfortableindeepwaterwithafloatationbelt.Watershoesoptional.Fitness level: Moderate. Location: Glen Hills Pool Age: 16 years and up Fee: $30.00R/$40.00NR Min/Max: 10/25 AEA Specialist: Cindy Schlidt

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 10 - February 28 Tuesdays 6:45 - 7:30pm 235060-01II March 6 - May 1 (skip 4/10) Tuesdays 6:45 - 7:30pm 235060-02III May 3 - May 29 Tues. & Thurs. 7:00 - 7:45pm 235060-03

Aero SwimThisfitnessprogramisahead-to-toenon-impactworkoutthatincorporatesmuscularstrengtheningcardiovascularconditioningandcoretoning.Thisfitnessprogramisacombinationofdeepwaterandlapswimmovements.Thisisaprogramdoneindeepwater,therefore,participantsshouldbecomfortableindeepwaterwithafloatationbelt(includedwithfee).Watershoesoptional.Fitness level: High Location: Glen Hills Pool Age: 16 years and up Fee: $30.00R/$40.00NR Min/Max: 10/25 AEA Specialist: Cindy Schlidt

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 5 - February 23 Thursdays 6:45 - 7:30pm 235020-01II January 14 - March 3 Saturdays 8:15 - 9:00am 235020-02III March 1 - April 26 (skip 4/12) Thursdays 6:45 - 7:30pm 235020-03IV March 10 - May 5 (skip 4/7) Saturdays 8:15 - 9:00am 235020-04

Water aerobics drop-in fee of $5.00R/$7.00NR for those with a challenging schedule.Pay on pool deck.

Co-ed Volleyball LeagueJoin the FUN! Sign your team up for our recreational league. Please register as a team only. Registration deadline is January 20th. League play begins January 26th.

Date: January 26 - April 19 (skip 3/8, 4/12)Day: ThursdaysTime: 6:30pm, 7:30pm rotating scheduleLocation: Glen Hills Middle School - GymFee: $195.00 per teamProgram#: 231110-01Min/Max: 4/8 teams

Tennis Adult InstructionWhetheryou’rejustlearningthegameoftennisorworkingtorefineskillandtechnique,thisistheprogramforyou!Tennisballsareprovided but students must bring their own racquets. Date: February 23 - April 26 (skip 3/8, 4/12) Level: Time: Program#:Day: Thursdays Beginner 7:00 - 7:55pm 231020-01 Location: NHS Gym 2 Intermediate 8:00 - 8:55pm 231020-02 Fee: $47.00R/$57.00NR Min/Max: 8/16 Instructor: Marty Goldin, former professional tennis player

Adult Beginner Tennis Lessons at Le ClubWhetherthisisyourfirsttimeplayingtennisoryouhaven’tplayedinyearsthisclassisforyou!Comejointhefunandlearnhowtoplay the game and develop your strokes under the instruction of Le Club’s tennis professional Erin Felber. Location: Le Club 2001 W. Good Hope Rd. - Milwaukee, WI 53209 Fee: $90.00R/$100.00NRMin/Max: 4/12Instructor: Erin Felber

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 3 - February 7 Tuesdays 7:00 - 8:00pm 231022-01II January 4 - February 8 Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:00pm 231022-02III January 7 - February 11 Saturdays 9:00 - 10:00am 231022-03IV February 14 - March 20 Tuesdays 7:00 - 8:00pm 231022-04V February 15 - March 21 Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:00pm 231022-05VI February 18 - March 24 Saturdays 9:00 - 10:00am 231022-06VII April 17 - May 22 Tuesdays 7:00 - 8:00pm 231022-07VIII April 18 - May 23 Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:00pm 231022-08IX April 21 - May 26 Saturdays 9:00 - 10:00am 231022-09

Adult Tennis Lessons at Elite - Tennis 1-2-3Beginner tennis lessons for the non-tennis player. This is also an ideal lesson for individuals who haven’t picked up a racquet in years ( a great refresher course).

Location: North Shore Elite 5757 N. Glen Park Rd. - Glendale Fee: $135.00R/$155.00NRMin/Max: 5/10 Instructor: North Shore Elite Staff

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I January 2 - February 27 Mondays 6:00 - 7:00pm 231021-01 II January 4 - February 29 Wednesdays 1:00 - 2:00pm 231021-02III January 5 - March 1 Thursdays 7:30 - 8:30pm 231021-03

BadmintonGreat physical conditioning and a lot of fun! This sport offers something for everyone. Instruction will be offered for all who wish it. Rackets will be furnished or you may bring your own. Shuttlecocks will be provided. The schedule may change depending upon school calendar. Provide your email address on your registration form to receive information regarding changes in schedule.

Date: January 11 - May 23 (skip 3/7, 3/21, 3/28, 5/9) Day: Wednesdays Time: 7:30 - 9:30pm Location: WhitefishBayHighSchool-FieldHouse 1200 E. Fairmount Ave. - WFBFee: $40.00R/$50.00NRMin/Max: 6/24Program#: 231170-01Instructor: Doug Kane

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ArcheryFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learn-ing proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the funda-mentals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. Participants are welcome to bring their own bows.

Date: April 14 - May 26 Day: SaturdaysTime: 11:00 - 12:00pm Location: Kletzsch Park - Archery RangeFee: $49.00R/$59.00NRProgram#: 231130-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

Ice Skating - Adult 1-4Theadultcurriculumisdesignedtopromoteoverallfitness,whilemasteringthebasicsoficeskating.Dividedinto4levels,adultskaters will progress at an individual rate.Adult 1 - Proper techniques to fall & get up, marching, two-foot glides, turns & backward skatingAdult 2 - Forward stroking & crossovers, backward one-foot glides & stopsAdult 3 - Backward crossovers, two-foot spins & more advanced turnsAdult 4 - More advanced turns, edge work & footwork

Location: Pettit National Ice Center 500 St. 84th St. - Milwaukee 53214 Fee: $100.00R/$120.00NR Min/Max: 4/32 Instructor: Pettit National Ice Center Staff


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Indoor ArcheryFocused attention from the instructor with an emphasis on learn-ing proper techniques and avoiding bad habits. Learn the funda-mentals and build your skills. Equipment is provided. Instructed by Inna Lebedinsky, an Olympian who represented the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympic Games. If students have their own bows, please bring to class. Instructor is available for private lessons for children with emotional and/or physical challenges and family and/or group unit.

Date: February 20 - April 2 Day: MondaysTime: 7:30 - 8:30pm Location: Glen Hills School - Upper GymFee: $39.00R/$49.00NRProgram#: 231131-01Min/Max: 4/15 Instructor: Inna Lebedinsky

Sewing Programs With Avis MarshLearn from the best....Avis will offer her expertise in tailoring and sewing for participants of all ability levels. These courses aredesigned to meet each individual’s needs. Bring your own pattern and fabric. Sergers available.

Location: Lydell Community Center - Room 22 5205N.LydellAve.-WhitefishBayFee: $75.00R/$85.00NRMin/Max: 6/22 Instructor: Avis Marsh

Session: Date: Day: Time: Program#:I - Custom Tailoring February 13 - April 16 Mondays 9:30am - 12noon 242500-01 II - Sew Easy Fashions February 13- April 16 Mondays 12:30 - 3:00pm 242500-02 III - Advanced Sewing Evenings February 13 - April 16 Mondays 6:30 - 9:00pm 242500-03IV - Advanced Sewing Daytime February 15 - April 18 Wednesdays 9:30am - 12:00pm 242500-04

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Safety Driving Class - 55 Alive ClassLearndefensivedrivingtechniques,newtrafficlaws,rulesoftheroad, and much more in this exciting course. Find out how to adjust your driving to age-related changes in vision, learning and reaction time. You might even get an insurance discount! You don’t have to take a test either! Millions of people have taken advantage of this valuable course. Please bring your driver’s license and an AARP card if you have one. Sign up NOW! Space is limited. Date: March 29Day: ThursdayTime: 8:30am - 12:30pmLocation: Range Line School - Room 108 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $16.00R/$26.00NRProgram#: 242070-01Min/Max: 7/25

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Mah JonggWinds! Bams! Dragons! Learn an ancient game with a modern twist. Mah Jongg had been a popular game in America since the 1920’s. (Note: this is NOT merely matching tiles, sometimes erroneously called Mah Jongg.) Combining both luck and skill, you will findpeopleofallages.AlthoughthisgameofChinesetilesisplayedby4people,theplayisindividualsopartnersarenotneeded.Groups of “Mahj” friends play regularly for years, so come and see why so many people have enjoyed this game for so long! You too will be able to play after this class. Fee includes current National Mah Jongg League Cards and materials.

Day: Tuesdays Session: Date: Program#:Time: 10:30am - 12noon I March 6 - April 10 242071-01Location: Range Line School - Room 107 II April 17 - May 22 242071-02 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $55.00R/$65.00NRMin/Max: 6/16Instructor: Janet Fine

TextingSo you got that brand new cell phone as a gift from the holidays and you still can’t make heads or tails out of all of the differ-ent things that can be done especially Texting to that favorite grandchild(who is a whiz!) In this informative class you will learn the basics of texting, how to set up speed dial, take a picture (if your phone has the capability) set up voice mail and etc. Taught by that age group that has grown up on this kind of technology. Date: January 16Day: MondayTime: 1:00 - 2:00pmLocation: Range Line School - Room 108 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $5.00R/$15.00NRProgram#: 242072-01Min/Max: 10/15

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Mental Pitfalls What are the mental pitfalls of aging? How can we avoid them and have the best years of our lives in our later years? Partici-pate in a lively discussion, laugh and embrace aging. Date: February 20Day: MondayTime: 10:30 - 11:30amLocation: Range Line School - Room 108 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $5.00R/$15.00NRProgram#: 242620-01Min/Max: 10/15Instructor: Jo Heckenbach, Cope Services

Q & A with the Podiatrist The average person will take almost 220 million steps during their lifetime-that’s a lot of walking. Is’t not surprising then, that almost all of us will experience some kind of foot pain. Dr. Czar-necki will discuss the common causes of foot pain and answer your questions. Date: March 12Day: MondayTime: 10:30 - 11:30amLocation: Range Line School - Room 108 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $5.00R/$15.00NRProgram#: 242621-01Min/Max: 10/15Instructor: Dr. Thomas Czarnecki, Columbia/St. Mary’s Hospital

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Viva Las Vegas - Fireside TheaterVegas! All you have to do is say the name and you can instantly imagine the sights and sounds of the greatest entertainment capital of the world. Exciting shows and great entertainers such as The Rat Pack, Frank, Dean & Sammy, Elvis Presley, Bette Midler and on and on have lit up the Las Vegas Strip. The Fire-side continues its cherished tradition of live band revues with a sparkling tribute to the ultimate center of music, laughter, glitz and glamour featuring a stunning cast of performers and the Fireside’s own Live Band! Call Sarah for the featured menu of the day. Date: January 26Day: ThursdayTime: Bus loads at 7:30am Bus departs at 7:45am Bus returns approx. at 6:00pmLocation: Range Line School - Parking Lot (SW corner) 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $108.00R/$128.00NRProgram#: 242061-01Min/Max: 7/25

Gentle Morning Flow YogaEnjoyalight,gentleflow-styleofHathayogatohelpreleasetensionandfatiguewiththismind/bodyexperiencetopromotewellbeing. This class offers a chance to unwind and improve mobility – with calming, yet energizing exercises to improve posture, circula-tion, balance, range-of-motion and strength, while promoting tranquility. It’s always advised that your doctor be consulted before starting yoga or any new form of exercise. Yoga Mats, Blocks and Straps are available for use if needed. Bring to Class if desired: Yoga mat, pillow for added support if needed, blanket, water to stay hydrated is always a good idea es-pecially in a warmer season. Wear to Class: Comfortable stretchy clothes and we remove shoes for class. It is always a good idea to consult your doctor before starting a new exercise program including yoga.Multi-level class format, with flexibility of attending either Tuesday/Thursday class for make-ups

Day: ThursdaysTime: 9:30 - 10:30am Location: Good Hope School Room 7 Fee: $75.00R/$85.00NR Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: EricaBoos,RYTofYogaFitness(YogaAlliance,YogaFitcertified)

Session: Date: Program#:I January 5 - February 23 243030-01 II March 1 - April 26 (skip 4/12) 243030-02 III May 3 - June 21 243030-03

SheepsheadLearn the popular card game of Sheepshead (Schafkopf – In German). It is a card game, originated in Central Europe in the late 1700s, and popular in Wisconsin, because of its’ large German-American population. Many European nationalities now enjoy this game of Sheepshead, which uses 32 cards (7s thru Aces), and accumulates points to determine the winner. Sign up for this fun and low-key course to learn the basics, or to improve your fundamental concepts. The Instructor has many years of experience and is eager to share his knowledge with you. You may even want to participate in the Nicolet Recreation Depart-ment’s (and the Glendale Senior Citizens’ Club) Annual Sheeps-head Tournament, held in the Spring of each year.

Date: March 19 - May 7Day: MondaysTime: 4:00 - 5:00pmLocation: LX Senior Center 217 W. Dunwood Rd. - Fox PointFee: $30.00R/$40.00NRMin/Max: 8/30Program#: 242370-01Instructor: Dennis Staral

Badger Band ConcertUnder the direction of Professor Michael Leckrone, (he hasn’t retired as of printing) the Wisconsin Band has become the top collegiate marching band in the nation. Why? Because the Wisconsin Band consists of over 300 hard-working and enthu-siastic students and staff members who strive to keep “raising the bar” year after year. On Thursday, April 19, the UW Varsity Marching Band will celebrate its 37th annual spring concert at the Kohl Center. No other college band puts on such an extrava-ganza complete with professional staging, lighting, sound and pyrotechnics performed for 25,000 Badger fans each year. The Wisconsin Band is pleased to announce another action-packed spring concert with special guests to be announced. There will be lots of surprises and effects during this two and one-half hour concert. Dinner stop (on your own) is at East Towne Mall and then on to the concert. This trip is extremely popular, please register ASAP. Date: April 19Day: ThursdayTime: Bus loads at 2:30pm Bus departs at 2:45pm Bus returns approx. at 11:30pmLocation: Range Line School - Parking Lot (SW corner) 11040 N. Range Line Rd. - MequonFee: $57.00R/$67.00NRProgram#: 242060-01Min/Max: 7/25

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Get Up! Stand Up!A low impact exercise class for seniors. our focus will be on emphasizing good posture, developing core muscle strength, awareness and joint mobility. Please wear clean gym shoes and comfortable clothing.

Date: January 25 - February 29Day: WednesdaysTime: 12noon - 1:00pmLocation: Good Hope School GymFee: $80.00R/$90.00NRMin/Max: 6/12Program#: 242371-01Instructor: Sarah Hluchnik

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Glendale Senior Citizens ClubActivities:January 11 - Featured speaker, Buzz Althoen, will present “A Travelogue on Chile.” Free. February 15 - Winter PicnicFebruary 22 - Play, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Lunch at Karl Ratsch’s restaurant.March 14 - Anniversary Party.April 11 - Dulcimer Program in the Clubroom. Free.May 9 - “Ice Cream Social” Program - Glen Hills Middle School Band. Free. June 20 - Picnic

Movie Dates:January 25, February 22, March 28, April 25, May 23 All in Clubroom at 1:00 p.m. For all dates, please call 540-2100 if you would like to attend.

The North Shore Senior Network will be offering trips in the Spring and Summer. Watch for details at Senior Citizen Clubs.

Shorewood Senior Resource CenterMeet new friends at the Shorewood Senior Resource Center (SRC) located at 3920 North Murray Avenue in Shorewood – in the lower level of the Shorewood Library. For more information about programs, special events, art or fitness classes or to join our mailing list at no charge, please contact 414-847-2727.

Here is a sample of upcoming programs:Four week computer classes start January 19 and run four consecutive Thursdays

10 am – 11 am Intermediate ComputersStudents will learn how to: Create shortcuts on the desktop, use the recycle bin and navigate the Control Panel, personalize the desktop to include wallpaper, screen savers, and the mouse pointer, create, name and organize folders and navigate the printer dialog box.Knowledge of understanding computer basics is required for this class. Students are welcome to bring their own laptops to use during class.

11:15 am – 12:15 pm Digital Cameras Digital Camera Basics: This class is for students who are new to digital cameras or need additional help in understanding the camera’s function. We will work with the student’s specific camera, so the student is encouraged to bring the camera’s operating manual to class. Students will learn how to compose a picture, download pictures onto the computer, use basic editing tools and save pictures to the computer. Knowledge of understanding computer basics is required for this class.The cost of each 4 week course is $37. Payment is due one week prior to the start date. Class is limited to six students who will be provided their own computer for email basics. Individuals are encouraged to bring their own laptops if they have one. Come and explore what computers can do for you!

Ongoing Fitness Offerings at the Shorewood Senior Resource Center Qi Gong - similar to T’ai Chi, uses slow, coordinated movements to improve balance and flexibility and reduce stress, (Mondays from 10 – 10:45 am and 2:30 – 3:15 pm)

Gentle Yoga - uses sustained stretching to improve flexibility, reduce stress and utilize muscles more fully, (Tuesdays from 10 – 11 am)

Zumba Gold is a "feel-happy" workout that uses motivating music (a fusion of Latin American and International tunes) and easy to follow steps based on merengue, salsa, cha cha, tango, belly dance, flamenco and rock and roll. It is a safe, effective way to improve the mind, body and soul. (Wednesdays from 3 – 3:45 pm)

Stretch & Strengthen (taught by a Physical Therapist) enhances strength and aerobic functioning in a controlled manner to improve overall health. (Fridays from 2 – 2:45 pm)

Note: none of the fitness classes require you to get down on the floor.All classes meet in the Shorewood Village Center3920 N Murray Avenue – Lower LevelNo pre-registration is required – Just show up and sign in!Participants must be age 60 or older.The cost per class is $6Come and give it a try -your first class is FREE!Please call the SRC at 414-847-2727 for more details.

Thursday May 17 & 24, 2012

1-3 pm Legacy Letters Workshop Part I (Part II on May 24)

Learn how to write a letter your family will treasure forever. A Legacy Letter is a loving testament of a person’s values, lessons learned, advice and hopes shared with a child, grandchild, or other loved one. It is an old tradition used to strengthen the ties between generations. The cost is $25 for both workshops. Please make payment by May 10. Leah Dobkin is a freelance writer, author and national public speaker, and writes about creative and vital aging. As your guide, Leah will help you create a legacy for your family.

Dear New Member:

On behalf of the Glendale Senior Citizens Club, I wel-come you to our club! To complete your registra-tion process you will need to fillouttheenclosedregistra-tion card and return it to the above address. This can be done in person or through the mail.

Enclosed are your Senior Citizens Club I.D. and a pink hand out that describes our club. Our General meet-ings are held on the second Wednesday of each month. They are held in the Com-mons of the Glen Hills Middle School, 2600 W. Mill Rd., un-less stated differently on the monthly calendar. You can look at the monthly News Lettertofindoutthetopicofthe General meeting. Cur-rent activities are also listed on the monthly calendar. You should receive a news-letter every two months.

If you should have any questions about the activi-ties of the club please dial our club number at 414-540-2100.

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• MonthlyMovies• DayTrips/Plays,Tours, etc.• Bridge&Sheepshead• Crafts• ShuffleboardCourts• Bowling• Needlework• Reading&Discussions• Chorus• Library• Summer&Winter Picnics• Billiards• MonthlyGeneral Meeting with Entertainment and Refreshments • SpecialInterest Meetings• AnnualOktoberfest Celebration• DecemberHoliday Party• MarchAnniversary Club Dinner• BrewerBaseball Games

Our beautiful clubroom, lo-cated on the lower level of Glen Hills Middle Schoolwas especially designed for Seniors, with fullkitchen, restroom facilities, and elevator access.

For more information, call 540-2100.

19th ANNUAL GLENDALE OPEN SHEEPSHEAD TOURNAMENT

SPONSORED BY: GLENDALE SENIOR CITIZENS’ CLUB &NICOLET RECREATION DEPARTMENT

This is a recreational Five-Handed Sheepshead Tournament offered for Fun, Fellowship and Fundraising. Every Registrant will play three (3) rounds of fifteen (15) hands. Food and beverages, will be a part of this exciting day.

Food/Beverages Will Be Available For Sale – Starting At 10:15 AM

DATE: Saturday, March 31, 2012

TIME: 10:30 AM Registration (Doors open at 10:00 AM(ARRIVAL TIME LATER THAN 11:30 AM “CANCELS” YOUR REGISTRATION)

11:45 AM Announcements - Rules/Scoring 12:00 PM Start Playing Cards - Round 1 1:00 PM Round 2 2:00 PM Round 3 3:15 PM (Est.) Announcement of Winners

PLACE: Nicolet High School - Cafeteria6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road Glendale, Wisconsin 53217 (see map on reverse side of flyer)All registrants please enter through the north entrance (handicap accessible).

Fee: $15.00 ($20.00 After March 1, 2012)

1st Place: $100.00 & plaque; 2nd Place: $75.00; 3rd Place: $50.00; 4th Place: $40.00; 5th Place: $30.006th-10th Places: $25.00; 11th-15th Places: $20.00

REGISTER EARLY -- Registration Limited to the First 300 Participants!

SHEEPSHEAD REGISTRATION FORM(ADULTS OF ANY AGE)

(Pre-Registration Encouraged By March 1, 2012)

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ee C

ity R

ecre

atio

n C

ente

r N

ov 2

9, 2

011

- Tu

e05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. W

est B

end

Wes

tN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all v

s. W

est B

end

Wes

tN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Sw

imm

ing/

Div

ing

@ H

omes

tead

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

07:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

@ B

eave

r Dam

Bea

ver D

am F

amily

Ice

Cen

ter

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. W

est B

end

Wes

tN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Dec

1,

2011

- T

hu07

:00

PM

Girl

s H

ocke

y vs

. Arr

owhe

adU

nive

rsity

Sch

ool o

f Milw

auke

e D

ec 2

, 20

11 -

Fri

02:0

0 P

MG

irls

Hoc

key

@ B

eave

r Dam

Bea

ver D

am F

amily

Ice

Cen

ter

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Milw

auke

e K

ing

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Milw

auke

e K

ing

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Milw

auke

e K

ing

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l D

ec 3

, 201

1 -

Sat

09:0

0 A

M -

08:

00 P

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

- N

icol

et W

rest

ling

Scr

ambl

eN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

09:3

0 A

MB

oys

Sw

imm

ing/

Div

ing

- K

nigh

ts S

prin

t Inv

itatio

nal

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 01

:00

PM

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ W

auw

atos

a W

est

Wau

wat

osa

Wes

t Hig

h S

choo

l 02

:30

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all @

Wau

wat

osa

Wes

tW

auw

atos

a W

est H

igh

Sch

ool

04:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all @

Wau

wat

osa

Wes

tW

auw

atos

a W

est H

igh

Sch

ool

05:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. A

rrow

head

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r 07

:00

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

vs. A

rrow

head

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r D

ec 6

, 20

11 -

Tue

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all v

s. D

HS

AN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Sw

imm

ing/

Div

ing

@ M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

an H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

DS

HA

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l D

ec 7

, 20

11 -

Wed

06:1

5 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. C

atho

lic M

emor

ial/P

ius

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r 06

:30

PM

Var

sity

/JV

Gym

nast

ics

vs. G

rafto

n/C

edar

burg

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 08

:15

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

vs. C

atho

lic M

emor

ial

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r D

ec 8

, 20

11 -

Thu

G

irls

Hoc

key

- To

urna

men

tU

nive

rsity

Sch

ool o

f Milw

auke

e 06

:30

PM

JV W

rest

ling

@ M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

an H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

@ M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

an H

igh

Sch

ool

Dec

9,

2011

- F

ri

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ H

omes

tead

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

G

irls

Hoc

key

- To

urna

men

tU

nive

rsity

Sch

ool o

f Milw

auke

e 04

:00

PM

Boy

s S

wim

min

g/D

ivin

g -

Con

fere

nce

Rel

ays

Gra

fton

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. H

omes

tead

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Hom

este

adN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ H

omes

tead

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. H

omes

tead

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty S

occe

r @ H

omes

tead

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

Dec

10,

201

1 -

Sat

B

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all -

NY

2LA

Tou

rnam

ent

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

B

oys

Sw

imm

ing/

Div

ing

- R

iver

side

Invi

tatio

nal

Milw

auke

e R

iver

side

Hig

h S

choo

l

Girl

s H

ocke

y -

Tour

nam

ent

Uni

vers

ity S

choo

l of M

ilwau

kee

09:0

0 A

MJV

Wre

stlin

g -

Invi

tatio

nal

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Hig

h S

choo

l 09

:30

AM

Var

sity

Wre

stlin

g -

Invi

tatio

nal

She

boyg

an F

alls

Hig

h S

choo

l 03

:00

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y @

Hom

este

adO

zauk

ee Ic

e C

ente

r 04

:30

PM

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l - N

Y2L

A T

ourn

amen

t vs.

DS

HA

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

05:0

0 P

MB

oys

JV H

ocke

y @

Hom

este

adO

zauk

ee Ic

e C

ente

r D

ec 1

3, 2

011

- Tu

e

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

an H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

anN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all v

s. M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all @

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

anM

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s S

wim

min

g/D

ivin

g @

Wes

t Ben

d E

ast

Wes

t Ben

d E

ast H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l @ M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

an H

igh

Sch

ool

Dec

14,

201

1 -

Wed

06:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty/J

V G

ymna

stic

s @

Men

omon

ee F

alls

/Ger

man

tow

nM

enom

onee

Fal

ls H

igh

Sch

ool

07:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. G

reen

dale

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r 09

:00

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

vs. G

reen

dale

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r D

ec 1

5, 2

011

- Th

u06

:30

PM

JV W

rest

ling

vs. P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

vs. P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Dec

16,

201

1 -

Fri

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nP

ort W

ashi

ngto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all @

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Hig

h S

choo

l Pag

e 1

of 5

Wed

nesd

ay, O

ctob

er 1

2, 2

011

Ath

letic

Sch

edul

es

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s S

wim

min

g/D

ivin

g vs

. Por

t Was

hing

ton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y vs

. Bel

oit M

emor

ial

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r 07

:30

PM

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l @ P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nP

ort W

ashi

ngto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. W

est B

end

Wes

tN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

08:0

0 P

MB

oys

JV H

ocke

y vs

. Bel

oit M

emor

ial

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r D

ec 2

0, 2

011

- Tu

e

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ G

rafto

nG

rafto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Gra

fton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Gra

fton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all @

Gra

fton

Gra

fton

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:30

PM

JV W

rest

ling

@ H

omes

tead

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. G

rafto

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all @

Gra

fton

Gra

fton

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Var

sity

Wre

stlin

g @

Hom

este

adH

omes

tead

Hig

h S

choo

l D

ec 2

1, 2

011

- W

ed06

:15

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y vs

. Bro

okfie

ldM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

06:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty/J

V G

ymna

stic

s @

Wes

t Alli

s H

ale

Wes

t Alli

s H

ale

Hig

h S

choo

l 08

:15

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

vs. B

rook

field

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r D

ec 2

2, 2

011

- Th

u05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. R

acin

e H

orlic

kN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all v

s. R

acin

e H

orlic

kN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:0

0 P

MG

irls

Hoc

key

vs. F

ond

du L

acU

nive

rsity

Sch

ool o

f Milw

auke

e 07

:30

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Rac

ine

Hor

lick

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l D

ec 2

3, 2

011

- Fr

i

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y -

Adm

irals

Cup

vs.

Arr

owhe

adW

ilson

Par

k D

ec 2

6, 2

011

- M

on

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y -

Adm

irals

Cup

Dec

27,

201

1 -

Tue

01:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l - R

athk

e To

urna

men

t vs.

Fra

nklin

Alv

erno

Col

lege

05

:15

PM

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l - R

athk

e To

urna

men

t vs.

Fra

nklin

Fran

klin

Hig

h S

choo

l D

ec 2

8, 2

011

- W

ed

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l - R

athk

e To

urna

men

tFr

ankl

in H

igh

Sch

ool

B

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

- A

dmira

ls C

up

Girl

s H

ocke

y -

Sch

wan

Cup

Sch

wan

Sup

er R

ink

10:0

0 A

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

- M

id-S

tate

s W

rest

ling

Cla

ssic

Whi

tew

ater

Hig

h S

choo

l 01

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all -

Rat

hke

Tour

nam

ent v

s. F

rank

linA

lver

no C

olle

ge

Dec

29,

201

1 -

Thu

G

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all -

Rat

hke

Tour

nam

ent

Fran

klin

Hig

h S

choo

l

Boy

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l - T

ourn

amen

tB

rook

field

Cen

tral

Hig

h S

choo

l

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l - T

ourn

amen

tB

rook

field

Cen

tral

Hig

h S

choo

l

Girl

s H

ocke

y -

Sch

wan

Cup

Sch

wan

Sup

er R

ink

10:0

0 A

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

- M

id-S

tate

s W

rest

ling

Cla

ssic

Whi

tew

ater

Hig

h S

choo

l 01

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all -

Rat

hke

Tour

nam

ent v

s. F

rank

linA

lver

no C

olle

ge

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l - T

ourn

amen

tB

rook

field

Cen

tral

Hig

h S

choo

l D

ec 3

0, 2

011

- Fr

i

Boy

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l - T

ourn

amen

tB

rook

field

Cen

tral

Hig

h S

choo

l

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l - T

ourn

amen

tB

rook

field

Cen

tral

Hig

h S

choo

l

Girl

s H

ocke

y -

Sch

wan

Cup

Sch

wan

Sup

er R

ink

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l - T

ourn

amen

tB

rook

field

Cen

tral

Hig

h S

choo

l Ja

n 3,

201

2 -

Tue

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Wau

kesh

a S

outh

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Wau

kesh

a S

outh

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:45

PM

Girl

s H

ocke

y @

Sun

Pra

irie

Sun

Pra

irie

Ice

Are

na

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. W

auke

sha

Sou

thN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Jan

4, 2

012

- W

ed06

:30

PM

Var

sity

/JV

Gym

nast

ics

@ P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nP

ort W

ashi

ngto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

Jan

5, 2

012

- Th

u05

:30

PM

Girl

s H

ocke

y @

Arr

owhe

adM

ulle

t Ice

Are

na

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Sw

imm

ing/

Div

ing

@ G

rafto

nG

rafto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

06:0

0 P

MB

oys/

Girl

s S

kiin

g vs

. Wau

wat

osa,

Arr

owhe

ad, M

uske

go, M

arqu

ette

/DS

HA

Hei

liger

Ski

Clu

b 06

:30

PM

JV W

rest

ling

@ G

rafto

nG

rafto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

@ G

rafto

nG

rafto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

Jan

6, 2

012

- Fr

i04

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

@ D

C E

vere

stG

reen

heck

Fie

ldho

use

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ C

edar

burg

Ced

arbu

rg H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all @

Ced

arbu

rgC

edar

burg

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. C

edar

burg

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Ced

arbu

rgN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:0

0 P

MG

irls

Hoc

key

@ G

reen

Bay

Eas

tC

orne

rsto

ne Ic

e C

ente

r 07

:30

PM

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l @ C

edar

burg

Ced

arbu

rg H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. C

edar

burg

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y @

DC

Eve

rest

Gre

enhe

ck F

ield

hous

e Ja

n 7,

201

2 -

Sat

08:0

0 A

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

- In

vita

tiona

lW

est A

llis

Hal

e H

igh

Sch

ool

11:0

0 A

MB

oys

JV H

ocke

y @

Wis

cons

in R

apid

sW

isco

nsin

Rap

ids

Linc

oln

Hig

hS

choo

l01

:00

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y @

Wis

cons

in R

apid

sW

isco

nsin

Rap

ids

Linc

oln

Hig

hS

choo

lJa

n 9,

201

2 -

Mon

B

oys

JV H

ocke

y -

Nor

th S

hore

Con

fere

nce

Tour

nam

ent v

s. C

edar

burg

Oza

ukee

Ice

Cen

ter

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

- N

orth

Sho

re C

onfe

renc

e To

urna

men

t vs.

Ced

arbu

rgO

zauk

ee Ic

e C

ente

r Ja

n 10

, 20

12 -

Tue

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

- N

orth

Sho

re C

onfe

renc

e To

urna

men

t vs.

Ger

man

tow

nO

zauk

ee Ic

e C

ente

r Ja

n 11

, 201

2 -

Wed

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

- N

orth

Sho

re C

onfe

renc

e To

urna

men

t vs.

Gra

fton

Oza

ukee

Ice

Cen

ter

06:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty/J

V G

ymna

stic

s vs

. Bro

okfie

ldN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Jan

12,

2012

- T

hu

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

- N

orth

Sho

re C

onfe

renc

e To

urna

men

t vs.

Hom

este

adO

zauk

ee Ic

e C

ente

r

Pag

e 2

of 5

Wed

nesd

ay, O

ctob

er 1

2, 2

011

Ath

letic

Sch

edul

es

Go Kn

ight

s!

Schedule subject to change. For complete schedule including directions to away games go to http://www.nicolet.k12.wi.us/activities/athletics.cfm

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Sw

imm

ing/

Div

ing

vs. C

edar

burg

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y -

Nor

th S

hore

Con

fere

nce

Tour

nam

ent v

s. H

omes

tead

Oza

ukee

Ice

Cen

ter

06:0

0 P

MB

oys/

Girl

s S

kiin

g vs

. ULS

/BA

, Hom

este

ad, M

enom

onee

Fal

ls/P

ius,

Slin

ger

Sun

burs

t06

:15

PM

Girl

s H

ocke

y @

App

leto

n W

est

App

leto

n Fa

mily

Ice

Cen

ter

06:3

0 P

MJV

Wre

stlin

g vs

. Ced

arbu

rgN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

vs. C

edar

burg

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l Ja

n 13

, 201

2 -

Fri

05:0

0 P

MB

oys

Div

ing

- 11

Div

e In

vita

tiona

lN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ G

erm

anto

wn

Ger

man

tow

n H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all @

Ger

man

tow

nG

erm

anto

wn

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. G

erm

anto

wn

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Ger

man

tow

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all @

Ger

man

tow

nG

erm

anto

wn

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Ger

man

tow

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Jan

14, 2

012

- S

at09

:00

AM

Boy

s S

wim

min

g/D

ivin

g -

Invi

tatio

nal

Sho

rew

ood

Hig

h S

choo

l 09

:30

AM

JV W

rest

ling

- Fa

lcon

Invi

teS

hebo

ygan

Fal

ls H

igh

Sch

ool

10:0

0 A

MV

arsi

ty G

ymna

stic

s -

Hom

este

ad In

vita

tiona

lH

omes

tead

Hig

h S

choo

l 10

:00

AM

Var

sity

Wre

stlin

g -

Invi

tatio

nal

Rac

ine

Cas

e H

igh

Sch

ool

07:0

0 P

MG

irls

Hoc

key

vs. X

avie

rU

nive

rsity

Sch

ool o

f Milw

auke

e Ja

n 15

, 201

2 -

Sun

05:0

0 P

MB

oys/

Girl

s S

kiin

g vs

. Bro

okfie

ld C

entr

al, F

rank

lin, W

hite

fish

Bay

, US

MS

unbu

rst

Jan

17,

2012

- T

ue07

:00

PM

Girl

s H

ocke

y @

Ket

tle M

orai

neTh

e P

onds

Ice

Are

na

Jan

19,

2012

- T

hu06

:30

PM

JV W

rest

ling

vs. G

erm

anto

wn

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Var

sity

Wre

stlin

g vs

. Ger

man

tow

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Jan

20, 2

012

- Fr

i

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ W

hite

fish

Bay

Whi

tefis

h B

ay H

igh

Sch

ool

G

irls

Hoc

key

- To

urna

men

t05

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. W

hite

fish

Bay

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Whi

tefis

h B

ayN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ W

hite

fish

Bay

Whi

tefis

h B

ay H

igh

Sch

ool

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

JV H

ocke

y vs

. Ket

tle M

orai

neM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. W

hite

fish

Bay

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l @ W

hite

fish

Bay

Whi

tefis

h B

ay H

igh

Sch

ool

08:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. O

rego

nM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

Jan

21, 2

012

- S

at

Girl

s H

ocke

y -

Tour

nam

ent

12:0

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. P

acel

liM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

Jan

24,

2012

- T

ue

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ W

auke

sha

Nor

thW

auke

sha

Nor

th H

igh

Sch

ool

05:3

0 P

MJV

Wre

stlin

g -

Nor

th S

hore

Con

fere

nce

Rou

nd R

obin

Whi

tefis

h B

ay H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ W

auke

sha

Nor

thW

auke

sha

Nor

th H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all @

Wau

kesh

a N

orth

Wau

kesh

a N

orth

Hig

h S

choo

l Ja

n 25

, 201

2 -

Wed

06:1

5 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. K

enos

haM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

08:1

5 P

MB

oys

JV H

ocke

y vs

. Ken

osha

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r Ja

n 26

, 20

12 -

Thu

06:0

0 P

MB

oys

Sw

imm

ing/

Div

ing

vs. W

hite

fish

Bay

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s/G

irls

Ski

ing

vs. C

atho

lic M

emor

ial,

Ced

arbu

rg, W

ayla

nd A

cade

my

Sun

burs

t06

:30

PM

Var

sity

/JV

Gym

nast

ics

@ W

hite

fish

Bay

Whi

tefis

h B

ay H

igh

Sch

ool

06:3

0 P

MJV

Wre

stlin

g @

Whi

tefis

h B

ayW

hite

fish

Bay

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Var

sity

Wre

stlin

g @

Whi

tefis

h B

ayW

hite

fish

Bay

Hig

h S

choo

l Ja

n 27

, 201

2 -

Fri

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ H

omes

tead

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all @

Hom

este

adH

omes

tead

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. H

omes

tead

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Hom

este

adN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

06:1

5 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. B

arab

ooM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

07:0

0 P

MG

irls

Hoc

key

@ B

lack

Riv

er F

alls

Milt

Lun

da M

emor

ial A

rena

07

:30

PM

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l @ H

omes

tead

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. H

omes

tead

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 08

:15

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

vs. B

arab

ooM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

Jan

28, 2

012

- S

at09

:00

AM

JV W

rest

ling

- In

vite

Whi

tefis

h B

ay H

igh

Sch

ool

11:0

0 A

MV

arsi

ty G

ymna

stic

s -

Invi

tatio

nal

Ken

osha

Tre

mpe

r H

igh

Sch

ool

01:0

0 P

MG

irls

Hoc

key

@ O

nala

ska

Ona

lask

a O

mni

cent

er

Jan

31,

2012

- T

ue05

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all @

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

anM

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

an H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

anN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all v

s. M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 07

:30

PM

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l @ M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Milw

auke

e Lu

ther

an H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. M

ilwau

kee

Luth

eran

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l Fe

b 1,

201

2 -

Wed

06:1

5 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. W

auke

sha

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r 08

:15

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

vs. W

auke

sha

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r Fe

b 2,

201

2 -

Thu

05:0

0 P

MB

oys

Div

ing

- C

onfe

renc

e M

eet

Gra

fton

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s/G

irls

Ski

ing

vs. M

ukw

onag

o, T

rinity

Aca

dem

y/G

erm

anto

wn,

Ket

tleM

orai

ne, W

est B

end

Hei

liger

Ski

Clu

b

06:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty/J

V G

ymna

stic

s vs

. Hom

este

adN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Feb

3, 2

012

- Fr

i

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nP

ort W

ashi

ngto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

B

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

@ G

rafto

nO

zauk

ee Ic

e C

ente

r

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

@ G

rafto

nO

zauk

ee Ic

e C

ente

r 05

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Pag

e 3

of 5

Wed

nesd

ay, O

ctob

er 1

2, 2

011

Ath

letic

Sch

edul

es05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Bas

ketb

all @

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s S

wim

min

g -

JV C

onfe

renc

e M

eet

Hom

este

ad H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. P

ort W

ashi

ngto

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all @

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Por

t Was

hing

ton

Hig

h S

choo

l Fe

b 4,

201

2 -

Sat

10:0

0 A

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

- C

onfe

renc

e M

eet

Gra

fton

Hig

h S

choo

l 11

:00

AM

Boy

s S

wim

min

g -

Var

sity

Con

fere

nce

Mee

tG

rafto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

07:0

0 P

MG

irls

Hoc

key

vs. B

eave

r Dam

Uni

vers

ity S

choo

l of M

ilwau

kee

Feb

7, 2

012

- Tu

e05

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all v

s. M

ilwau

kee

Riv

ersi

deN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MG

irls

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all v

s. M

ilwau

kee

Riv

ersi

deN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MG

irls

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. M

ilwau

kee

Riv

ersi

deN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Feb

8, 2

012

- W

ed07

:00

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Rac

ine

Par

kN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

Feb

9, 2

012

- Th

u06

:00

PM

Boy

s/G

irls

Ski

ing

vs. L

ake

Gen

eva

Bad

ger,

Wau

kesh

a, O

cono

mow

oc, B

rook

field

East

Alp

ine

Val

ley

Feb

10,

2012

- F

ri

Girl

s V

arsi

ty B

aske

tbal

l @ G

rafto

nG

rafto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

B

oys

Div

ing

- W

IAA

Sec

tiona

ls04

:15

PM

Boy

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Gra

fton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:00

PM

- 1

0:00

PM

Var

sity

Wre

stlin

g -

WIA

A R

egio

nals

Set

-up

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s JV

Bas

ketb

all @

Gra

fton

Gra

fton

Hig

h S

choo

l 05

:45

PM

Girl

s Fr

eshm

an B

aske

tbal

l @ G

rafto

nG

rafto

n H

igh

Sch

ool

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l vs.

Gra

fton

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l 06

:00

PM

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y vs

. New

Ric

hmon

dM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all v

s. G

rafto

nN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

08:0

0 P

MB

oys

JV H

ocke

y vs

. New

Ric

hmon

dM

SO

E K

ern

Cen

ter

Feb

11, 2

012

- S

at

Boy

s S

wim

min

g -

WIA

A S

ectio

nals

07:0

0 A

M -

10:

00 P

MV

arsi

ty W

rest

ling

- W

IAA

Reg

iona

lsN

icol

et H

igh

Sch

ool

10:0

0 A

MV

arsi

ty/J

V G

ymna

stic

s -

Nor

dy In

vita

tiona

lM

ukw

onag

o H

igh

Sch

ool

12:4

5 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Hoc

key

vs. M

onon

a G

rove

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r 02

:45

PM

Boy

s JV

Hoc

key

vs. M

onon

a G

rove

MS

OE

Ker

n C

ente

r Fe

b 13

, 20

12 -

Mon

06:3

0 P

MV

arsi

ty/J

V G

ymna

stic

s vs

. Sho

rew

ood

Nic

olet

Hig

h S

choo

l Fe

b 14

, 20

12 -

Tue

B

oys

Fres

hman

Bas

ketb

all @

Ced

arbu

rgC

edar

burg

Hig

h S

choo

l

Var

sity

Wre

stlin

g -

WIA

A T

eam

Sec

tiona

ls

Boy

s V

arsi

ty H

ocke

y vs

. WIA

A R

egio

nals

05:4

5 P

MB

oys

JV B

aske

tbal

l @ C

edar

burg

Ced

arbu

rg H

igh

Sch

ool

07:3

0 P

MB

oys

Var

sity

Bas

ketb

all @

Ced

arbu

rgC

edar

burg

Hig

h S

choo

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Nicolet Recreation Department Advertising OpportunitiesAdvertise your business in four different ways with the Nicolet Recreation Department! Please contact Nate Brooks for more information at [email protected] or call (414) 351-7568.

Bulletin Advertising

3 Issues 2 Issues 1 Issue

Full Page $520 $360 $200 8.5 x 11 in

Half Page $260 $180 $100 4.25 x 5.5 in

Quarter Page $130 $90 $50 2.125 x 2.75 in

***Glossy/Color advertisements are available for an additional $25.00***

The bulletin is delivered to every household (11,000) in Bayside, Fox Point, Glendale, and River Hills 3 times a year. There are a total of 26,000 residents in the four communities. Deadlines for the bulletins are Summer – March 1st, Fall – July 1st, and Winter/Spring – November 1st.______________________________________________________________________________________

Website Advertising

1 Year 6 Months$300.00 $180.00

http://www.nicolet.k12.wi.us/activities/recreation.cfm

We added on-line registration to our website. Traffic on our site has increased dramatically as a result. This is a great way to promote your business.______________________________________________________________________________________

Recgram Advertising

4 Weeks Weekly $180.00 $50.00

The recgram is e-mailed weekly to a database of 2,000+ e-mail addresses. The recgram is sent toparticipants to remind them of upcoming programs and other pertinent information from the Nicolet Recreation Department. Advertisements are located at the bottom of each recgram.______________________________________________________________________________________

Flyer Advertising

4 Weeks Weekly $180.00 $50.00

The school folder flyers are distributed once a week to 1,500 area feeder school students. The flyers are sent to area students to remind them of upcoming recreation programs. Advertisements are a full page in size and would be on the back of the flyer.

Household Information: Date:__________________________ Alumni___

Name (person filling out form):________________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________________________________

City:__________________________________________ State:______ Zip:___________

Home Phone:________________________________Cell Phone:_____________________________________

E-mail Address:_____________________________________________________________________________

Unless otherwise notified, assume that you are enrolled in the program.

Waiver and Release of Claims“As a participant/parent/guardian in this program, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I agree to assume the full risk of any inju-ries, damages or loss which I/my child may ward or sustain as a result of participating in any and/or all activities connected with or associated with such a program. I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I/my child may ward or may have as a result ofparticipating in this program against the Nicolet Recreation Department/Nicolet High School and its officers, agents, servants and employees. I do hereby fully release and dis-charge the Nicolet Recreation Department/Nicolet High School and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims from injuries, damage or loss which I/my child may ward or may have or which may accrue to me/them on account of my/our participation in this program. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Nicolet Recreation Department/Nicolet High School and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages and losses sustained by me/them and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of this program. I have readand fully understand the above program details and waiver and release of all claims.”

Signature______________________________________________________________ Date_______________

Name Sex Birthdate Grade Program# Program Name Fee

Reduced Fee School Meal Program for Nicolet School District StudentsFor those families who meet the criteria for free school meal program, your child’s class fee can be reduced by 50% (supplies and materials excluded). School lists will be used to verify eligibility. “I certify that my child/children is/are eligible for the reduced fee school meal program”

Signature _________________________________________________________

Subtotal Fee:______________________

Less Reduced Fee:_________________

Total:____________________________

Cash ___ Check ___ / #_____ made payable to Nicolet Recreation Dept.

Credit Card ___ MasterCard ____ Visa ____ Expiration Date_________

Card number __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __

Cardholder Name____________________________________________

Ways To Register On-line! Mail Fax Walk-In Phone Drop Box


Phone: (414) 351-7566Fax: (414) 351-4053

www.nicolet.k12.wi.us

On-line registration: https://rec.nicolet.k12.wi.us

NICOLET HIGH SCHOOLPERFORMING ARTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS FORWINTER-SPRING, 2012

FEBRUARY 3, 4, 10, 11, 12: GREASE 7:30 p.m. in the Theatre/Feb. 12 at 2:00 p.m. 8: Senior Citizen Performance of GREASE 1:00 p.m. in the Theatre

27: Black History Program MARCH

6: Combined Music Concert (Band, Choir,Orchestra) 7:30 p.m.in the Theatre

16: Student Council’s Talent Show 7:30 p.m. 24: THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. in the Studio Theatre 25: THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER at 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. in the Studio Theatre 31: Knight on the Town at Cardinal Stritch University MAY

4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12: THE LARAMIE PROJECT in Studio Theatre 7:30 p.m. 6: THE LARAMIE PROJECT in Studio Theatre 2:00 p.m.

16: Band Concert 7:00 p.m. Main Theatre 22: Orchestra Concert 7:30 p.m. Main Theatre 24: Choir Concert 7:30 p.m. Main Theatre

Nicolet High School-- 6701 North Jean Nicolet Road --Glendale, WI 53217 www.nicolet.k12.wi.us


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