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2017

SUMMER

CAMPS

CAMP OFFERINGS

FOR

GRADES 1 - 12

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Athletic Camps

Boys Volleyball Camp 4

Girls Volleyball Camp 5

Co-ed Soccer Camp 6

Boys’ Strength Training 7

Girls Strength Training 7

Summer Running Camp 8

Girls’ Basketball Camp 8

Boys’ Basketball Camp 9

Coach Young’s Football Camp 10

Middle School Tennis Camp 11

Fencing 11

Golf 18

Rugby 18

Fine Arts

Camp Create 12

Creative Journaling 13

Drama 1 14

Drama 2 15

Drama 3 16

Musical Camp 17

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

CMH Nationally recognized as WI School of Character A team of state evaluators found that CMH has implemented the 11 Principles in an exem-plary fashion. The Wisconsin School of Character designation is not easy to achieve. We are one of sixteen high school in the U.S to receive this award and 1 of only 2 in Wisconsin to receive this award. Our summer camps will cultivate creativity, develop skills and sensitivity, and enrich the soul. We provide a wide variety of opportunities for students in grades 1 - 12.

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Boys’ Volleyball For boys entering grades 5 - 9 The 2016 State Champion Catholic Memorial Men’s Volleyball Program is hosting volleyball camps for boys who are looking to stay active during the summer, and learn about the sport. The camps are designed for all levels of play, and there is no regard to high school affiliation (you don’t need to be attending CMH in order to sign up). We will cover a variety of skills including passing, setting, serving, hitting, and de-fense. Camp participants will learn to utilize teamwork along with these skills while participating in drills and actual games. There will be two sessions to pick from based on the grade the student is entering. Boys entering grades 5-8 will attend the first session, and will be split into groups for grades 5-6 and 7-8. Boys entering their freshmen year will attend the second session, and will be using the higher net (used at the high school lev-el). Athletic attire including gym shoes is expected. Campers will receive a t-shirt upon completion of the camp. T-shirt sizes available: YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL. July 17th - July 20th

Monday - Thursday Session 1 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.. Session 2 12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Fee: $100.00 per student per session CMH InPro and Julia Weber Gym Coaches: CMH Varsity coaches Brad Mikulice and Dan Chipman have coached for CMH the past three years, and shared the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Coach of the Year honors for this past season. They will be joined by Erik Neuens (former CMH coach) and some of the current players in the CMH volleyball. program.

ATHLETIC CAMPS

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Girls’ Volleyball

“THREE PEAT” STATE CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL CAMPS

For students entering grades 4 – 9

THREE PEAT STATE CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL CAMPS are designed to meet the needs of the next gen-eration of Volleyball players. With sessions targeted for beginners, who work on fundamentals, through experienced incoming freshmen, who are exposed to more advanced technical and tactical instruction, Crusader camps provide a challenging environment for campers of all skill levels. Campers must provide their own water bottle and knee pads. Camp T-shirt included. Sizes: YL, YXL. AS, AM, AL, and AXL. Freshmen camp is structured as a BYO Lunch. As camps go – these are a GREAT Value! July 24th – July 27th Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Session 1: Fundamentals Camp Designed for players just learning the game and who want to develop their core skills. (Typically 4th and 5th graders.) 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Fee: $75 per student per session Session 2: Setters Camp Campers will receive expert training in setting, with an emphasis on technique. Campers should have at least one year of experience. They will be grouped according to skill level. 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Fee: $50 per student per session Session 3: Performance Camp This camp is designed for the developing player who has a good basic skills and wants to continue to im-prove. (Typically 6th and 7th graders.) 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Fee: $75 per student per session Session 4: Challenge Camp This is a high intensity “NO EXCUSES” camp designed for HIGHLY MOTIVATED athletes who will be entering 7th or 8th grade. 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Fee $90 per student per session Session 5: Freshman Camp Campers, regardless of school affiliation, will be exposed to the demands of High School volleyball. 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Fee $150 per student per session CMH InPro and Julia Weber Gyms Coaches: Ted Schulte and Sam Derynda - joined by other knowledgeable coaches and some of the best high school and collegiate players from the area.

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Champion Soccer School

For students entering grades 1 - 9

Coach Burke (USSF-B National Licensed Coach and 2-time NSCAA National Coach of the Year) and his

staff will introduce each player to the tactical and technical systems that have produced twelve state champi-

onships (including the last five-in-a-row), six top-twenty finishes in the NSCAA national polls, and a

NSCAA national championship. More importantly, players will learn about the sportsmanship and dedica-

tion that have become the hallmarks of CMH’s varsity team, which has earned seventeen consecutive Aca-

demic All-American Team awards, six WIAA sportsmanship awards, and the Classic 8 Conference Sports-

manship Award. All players at the camp will receive a personal, one-on-one evaluation from their coach and

an award at the end of the camp on Friday. In addition to more than 15 coaches who have won state cham-

pionships, joining the staff this year will be Joe Luedke, the Wisconsin Lutheran College Head Men’s

Coach. In addition, back for another year will be Joe Fricano, Catholic Memorial Assistant Girls’ and

Boys’ Coach.

Checklist for each participate: (Please print your child’s name on all gear)

* One plain white t-shirt—we will create a team shirt with this that players will wear during the week

* Water jug (at least 32 oz.) with your name on it.

* Lunch in a container with the player’s name on it.

* Fully inflated soccer ball with your name and phone number on it.

* Indoor shoes or regular gym shoes

* Outdoor soccer shoes

* Shin guards

* Sunscreen

* Two fine point Sharpie permanent

markers (two different colors)

* One 8 ½” x 11” piece of cardboard

July 10th - July 14th Monday through Friday Session 1: For students entering 1st – 6th grades 8:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Session 2: For students entering 7th– 9th grades 8:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Fee: $95 per student per session CMH athletic facilities and grounds

Coach: John Burke. If you have any ques-

tions, contact Coach Burke at 262-378-0888

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Boys’ Summer Strength Training For students entering grades 7 -12

The objective of summer strength training is to help athletes achieve their goal of excelling at their sport(s) of choice. We believe that an athlete’s physical preparedness enhances his or her mental image which equates to improvement in their athletic performance. The keys to an athlete’s success go beyond the prac-tice and drills they do for a single sport. It takes a depth of skills and abilities to bring an athlete from aver-age to exceptional. Only by improving all parts of the physical system will an athlete reach the next level of success. Through our Summer Strength Program you will see increased mobility, increased strength, increased speed, enhanced cardio-vascular health, improved self-confidence, positive self-image and work ethic that remains with you for life. Players must wear gym shoes and gym clothing. Highly recommended for all girls interested in competing in athletics at CMH. June 6th - July 28th Monday through Thursday Session 1 (recommended for 7th, 8th, 9th graders) 6:45 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Session 2 (recommended for 10th, 11th, 12th graders) 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Fee: $100.00 per student per session CMH Track and Weight Room Coaches: Bill Young, 39 years at CMH, Head Football and Wrestling Coach, Head of Strength and Con-ditioning. Matt Bergan, 10 years at CMH, Head Boys Track Coach, Assistant Football and Wrestling Coach and Speed and Conditioning Coach.

Girls’ Summer Strength Training

For students entering grades 8 – 12

The objective of summer strength training is to help athletes achieve their goal of excelling at their sport(s) of choice. We believe that an athlete’s physical preparedness enhances his or her mental image which equates to improvement in their athletic performance. The keys to an athlete’s success go beyond the prac-tice and drills they do for a single sport. It takes a depth of skills and abilities to bring an athlete from aver-

age to exceptional. Only by improving all parts of the physical system will an athlete reach the next level of success. Through our Summer Strength Program you will see increased mobility, increased strength, increased speed, enhanced cardio-vascular health, improved self-confidence, posi-tive self-image and work ethic that remains with you for life. Athletes must wear gym shoes and gym clothing. Highly recommended for all girls interested in competing in athletics at CMH. June 6th - July 27th Every Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Fee: $80.00 per student per session CMH InPro Gym and Weight Room

Coaches: Matt Bergan, 10 years at CMH, Head Boys Track Coach, Assistant Football and Wrestling Coach and Speed and Conditioning Coach. Jeff Mrochinski, CMH faculty, Tennis Coach, Basketball Coach and many years' experience as a fitness coach.

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Summer Running Camp For students entering grades 8th - 12th We would like to welcome you to join us for a Cross Country Camp at Catholic Memorial this summer! We will meet at Minooka Park in Waukesha near the main entrance by the lagoon. This camp runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays from June 20th through August 3rd from 8:00 a. m. to 9:15 a.m. The camp is accommodating to summer vacations and summer jobs as well. This camp is a great opportunity for incoming freshman new to CMH, or to veteran Cross Country and Track runners. Even if you are not particularly interested in running Cross Country your freshman year, we promise this camp will prepare you to be in top physical condition for any sport. The camp will help to get you in shape for the fall Cross Country season and make your season as successful as it can be. We can also guarantee that you will make new friends and have a lot of fun! This camp combines boys and girls together as the teams are now combined. This camp will be led by Head Cross Country Coach Bill Affeldt as well as Assistant Coach Carly Brunclik. June 20th - August 3rd

Tuesday and Thursday Mornings

8:00 a.m. - 9.15 a.m. Fee: $60.00 per student Runners should bring running shoes, watch and water bottle Minooka Park Coach: Bill Affeldt, CMH Faculty Assistant Coach: Carly Coakley, CMH Faculty

Girls Basketball For students entering grades 5th – 9th

The camp will focus on the fundamentals: shooting and scoring, footwork, dribbling, ball handling, pass-ing, rebounding, post moves and defense. While we will work hard, fun is the name of the game. Daily contests and games will provide a great opportunity to develop skills in a fun, competitive setting, and a wonderful time meeting new friends. Camp t-shirt included in fee. Sizes are adult small to large. If not specified a medium will be provided. Students should bring their own water bottle. June 20h - June 22nd

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Session 1 for students entering 5th– 7th 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Session 2 for students entering grades 8th - 9th 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fee: $90 per student per session

CMH Inpro Center and Julia Weber Gym Coach: Therese Dejewski, 2007 CMH graduate, 8 years coach-ing experience. 4th year head varsity coach.

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Crusader Shooting Camp For Students entering grades 5th - 12th

This camp breaks down your shot from top to bottom. We take an individualized approach when working with the player on how to shoot the basketball. Each day camp will start with a brief introduction on a different part on how to shoot the basketball and then the player will do a 200-250 shot workout. During camp the player will have their shot filmed and a coach will work 1-on-1 with the player on what adjusted are needed. Players will also get to use a shooting strap. The player will leave the camp knowing and understanding what it takes to be a great shooter. Every player will get a camp shirt and shooting workout packet. T-shirt size available AS, AM, AL, AXL. Limited spots available, sign up today! June 19th - June 22nd Monday - Thursday Session 1 9:00 a.m.. - 10:30 a.m. Session 2 10:30 a.m. - noon CMH InPro Fee $100 per student per session Note: Max for each session is 18 players June 26th - June 29th Monday - Thursday Session 3 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Session 4 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. CMH InPro Center and Julia Weber Gym Fee $100 per student per session Note: Max for each session is 36 players Coach: Mike Serath, 11 years of coaching high school basketball (2nd year as CMH Head Basketball Coach) Ryan Mills Junior Varsity Boys’ Basketball Coach and has been on staff for 9 years.

CMH Basketball Academy

For Students entering grades 4th - 9th

You are invited to join the head coach, assistant coaches and players from the Catholic Memorial boys’ basketball program for an exciting and fun week of basketball. We are putting the FUN back into FUNdamentals. The program is designed to assist each player in improving his individual skills of ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding, defense, proper foot-work, and development of basketball IQ. During each session, campers will participate in numerous drills and contests with and against other campers of the same age and/or ability level. Every player will get a camp shirt and basketball. T-shirt size available AS, AM, AL, AXL. A player's greatest growth as a basketball player is done over the summer, sign up today! June 26th - June 29th

Monday through Thursday Session 1 for students entering grades 4th - 6th 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Session 2 for students entering grades 7th - 9th 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Fee: $90.00 per student per session CMH InPro Center and Julia Weber Gym

Coach: Mike Serath, 11 years of coaching high school basketball (2nd year as CMH Head Basketball Coach) Ryan Mills Junior Varsity Boys’ Basketball Coach and has been on staff for 9 years.

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Bill Young’s Catholic Memorial Youth Football Camp

For students entering grades 3 –8

The camp will focus on the skill development of Youth foot-ball players. It will also focus on teaching the defensive and offensive techniques used at the varsity level here at CMH. Each player will have the opportunity to work with the varsi-ty coaching staff and varsity players throughout the camp. Each camper will receive a Crusader Football T-shirt. Size choices will be AS, AM, Al, and AXL.

In his 39 seasons as Head Football Coach at Catholic Memo-rial, Bill Young has had 35 winning seasons, compiling an impressive record of 325-112 and nearing the top of the "All Time Winningest Coach" list in Wisconsin State Football history. A member of the Wisconsin Football Coaches Hall of Fame as well as the Catholic Memorial Athletic Hall of Fame, Bill Young has led the Crusaders to 35 playoff berths, coached in 14 state title games. Including a 2016 State Championship and undefeated season. To be in the hunt of a Classic 8 Conference Championship and WIAA State Title each year, Coach Young relies on one of the most experienced football staffs that one could assemble, which together, compiles of over 130 years of on-field coaching experience.

Saturday, June 24th, 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Sunday, June 25th Noon - 3:00 p.m. Fee: $90.00 per student Football Stadium at CMH

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Learn to Fence For students entering 4th grade - Adult Have you ever wanted to be one of the three musketeers or a Jedi Knight? Then learn to fence! Enroll in this fencing class to learn to compete as an athlete. No experience needed. Most of the boys and girls in the class have never fenced before. Experience one on one competition while still being a member of the team. You will develop hand, foot, and eye coordination. Individuals who have experience in other sports such as tennis, soccer, and the martial arts will find that their skills transfer well to fencing. You will be surprised at how much you can learn during this six lesson program that concludes with a com-petition awarding medals. All equipment and competition jackets and masks are provided. Participants only need to dress comfortably and to wear athletic shoes. This course is taught by Coach Mike Sampon, an experienced coach of the some of Midwest's hottest high school teams. This class is open to all boys and girls in grades four through adult. Parents have often found this class to be a good fitness workout to share with their sons or daughters. June 20th - June 29th Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Fee: $70.00 per student CMH cafeteria Coach: Mike Sampon, CMH Faculty and Head Coach, 35 years coach-ing experience, Co-founder of the Great Lakes Fencing

Middle School Tennis Drills

For student athletes entering grades 6th - 8th

Join us for tennis drills, skills development, competition, and fun with coaches and varsity players from the Catholic Memorial tennis program. Players of all skill levels are welcome! We will have opportuni-ties available for beginners, intermediate and tournament players. Players should bring their own racquet and water bottle. Sundays July 9th, July 16, July 23, July 30, August 6, August 13; 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (sessions lost due to rain will not be rescheduled) Fee: $25.00 per student Heyer Park (or Buchner if needed) Coach Mrochinski has 15 years of experience coaching tennis including numerous individual and team state champions as well as high school no-cut developmental programs. He is also the Director of the Waukesha Park & Rec Tennis Program and on the Board of the Waukesha Tennis Association. If you have questions, please contact Coach Mrochinski at jmrochinski@catholicmemorial.net or text/call 414-510-6939.

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Camp Create

For students entering grades 3 - 8

Students will be introduced to a variety of art media and techniques through this series of hands-on art studio op-portunities. Techniques and media may include, but are not limited to, mixed-media collage, assemblage, sculp-ture, wearable art, altered book, artist trading cards, draw-ing, design, painting, printmaking and oil pastels. Each week students will view artwork options, hear about dif-ferent themes and see demonstrations in many areas and then will choose the area they wish to explore. Students may complete one major, focused work of art using one technique or medium; multiple artworks in one discipline, or may choose to work their way around the art studio to have many different art experiences. Students may sign up for one or two weeks of art camp. Students may combine sessions for an extended art studio experience. New experiences each week! To showcase students' achievements, there will be a celebratory exhibit at noon of the final class day. Details provided on the day of the first class.

Class size is limited to 12 students per session in order to provide individualized support.

Session 1: June 19th - June 22nd Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Session 2: June 26th - June 29th

Monday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Fee: $85.00 per student per session (all materials included) CMH Art Studios, Rooms 06 and 08

Instructor: Rose Lange- BS Art Education, 24 years of experience, Kohl Fellowship award in 2014.

Currently teaching at Waukesha Catholic Rose has sells her artwork out of her Art Studio at The

Springs and The Almont Gallery in downtown Waukesha.

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Creative Journaling -- Writer, Artist -- Both, Oh My! Tapping into kids' inner passions through writing and visual arts For students entering grades 3 - 8

Celebrate the fusion of writing and art with Creative Journaling. Students will be exposed to various forms of writing, inspiring them to find their own voice as writers. Daily writing activities will focus on reflection and self-expression.

Students will illustrate their writing through creative expression using a variety of techniques which may include drawing, design, painting, printmaking, oil pastels, collage and mixed-media. Jan and Rose will serve as coach/mentors, encouraging self-directed, learner-centered discovery and achievement, as stu-dents practice and develop their skills as writers and artists.

To showcase students' achievements, there will be a celebratory exhibit at noon of the final class day. Details provided on the day of the first class.

Class size is limited to 12 students per session in order to provide individualized support.

Monday-Thursday Session 1: June 19th - June 22nd Monday - Thursday 10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Session 2: June 26th - June 29th Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Fee $100.00 per student per session (material are included) CMH Art Room Rooms 06 and 08 Instructors: Rose Lange- BS Art Education, 24 years of experience, Kohl Fellowship award in 2014. Jan O’Brien- B.A. Elementary Education, 28 Years of experience, Kohl Fellowship Award in 2015. Both currently teaching for Waukesha Catholic.

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Drama 1 For students entering grades 1 - 6 The beginning elements of acting will be developed in-cluding: dynamic action and rhythmic beat, improvisa-tion, discovering/projecting basic relationships, charac-terization, vocal/visual gesture, rhythm and melody. Act-ing games will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and educationally rewarding experience. Each of the acting camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to become a strong method ac-tor. It is strongly recommended that each student take each of the camps in order so that they are exposed to all the skills necessary in the craft of acting. Although the camps are sequential, there is a review of previous mate-rial at the beginning of each camp so that it is possible for a student new to our program to begin at whatever level they enter at. So don’t miss the fun and join us for a great summer of Theater! June 12th - June 16th Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. June 19th - June 20th Monday - Tuesday 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Fee $75.00 per student for this session CMH Academic Resource Center Instructor: Chris Andacht, 40 years teaching experience, and winner of the “Outstanding Director Award” yearly at the State Theater Festival since 2002.

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Drama 2

For students entering grade s 7 - 8

Join the most prestigious high school acting company in the state of Wisconsin, winners of 53 Out-standing Acting, 16 Outstanding Directing, 16 Outstanding Ensemble, and 16 Critics Choice awards over the last 16 years. Learn the craft of acting from Chris Andacht, winner of the “Outstanding Director-State Theatre Festival” award in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016! The beginning elements of acting will be developed including: dynamic action and rhythmic beat, improvisation, discovering/projecting basic relationships, characterization, vocal/visual gesture, rhythm and melody. Acting games and activities will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and educa-tionally rewarding experience. Each of the acting camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to become a strong method actor. Students in the high school camps will be exposed to the Meisner approach to acting, which is the basis of all of the success the program has experienced in the past 11 years and provides a solid foundation for a successful continuation into the college or professional world. It is strongly recommended that each student take each of the camps in order so that they are exposed to all the skills necessary in the craft of acting. Although the camps are sequential, there is a re-view of previous material at the beginning of each camp so that it is possible for a student new to our program to begin at whatever level they enter at. Join the fun at CMH this summer! June 19th - June 22nd and June 26th – June 29th Monday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Materials Needed: A notebook and something to write with Fee $75.00 per student for this session CMH Academic Resource Center

Instructor: Chris Andacht, 40 years teaching experience, and winner of the “Outstanding Director Award” yearly at the State Theater Festival since 2002.

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Drama 3

For students entering grade s 9 - 12

Join the most prestigious high school acting company in the state of Wisconsin, winners of 50 Outstanding Acting, Directing, Ensemble, and Critics Choice awards over the last 16 years. Learn the craft of acting from Chris Andacht, winner of the “Outstanding Director-State Theatre Festival” award in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016! The beginning elements of acting will be developed including: dynamic action and rhythmic beat, improvisation, discovering/projecting basic relationships, characterization, vocal/visual gesture, rhythm and melody. Acting games and activities will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and educationally rewarding experience. Each of the acting camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to become a strong method actor. Students in the high school camps will be exposed to the Meisner approach to acting, which is the basis of all of the success the program has experi-enced in the past 16 years and provides a solid foundation for a successful continuation into the college or professional world. It is strongly recommended that each student take each of the camps in order so that they are exposed to all the skills necessary in the craft of acting. Although the camps are sequential, there is a review of previous material at the beginning of each camp so that it is possible for a student new to our program to begin at whatever level they enter at. In order to audition and become a member of our fall pro-duction students must have taken either Drama 3 or Drama 4, as the state theater festival demands of every actor the elements that are taught in the camp. Join the fun at CMH this summer!

July 3 Monday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. July 5th- July 7th Tuesday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. July 10th - July 14th 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Materials needed: Bring a note book and something to write with Fee $75.00 per student for this session CMH Academic Resource Center

Instructor: Chris Andacht, 40 years teaching experience, and winner of the “Outstanding Director Award” yearly at the State Theater Festival since 2002.

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Musical Camp For students entering grades 9 - 12 Join the most prestigious high school acting company in the state of Wisconsin, winners of 53 Out-standing Acting, 16 Outstanding Directing, 16 Outstanding Ensemble, and 16 Critics Choice awards over the last 16 years. Learn the craft of acting from Chris Andacht, winner of the “Outstanding Di-rector-State Theatre Festival” award in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016! The camp will use this years musical as the basis for all scene work and musical numbers, it will give you a leg up on auditioning for the musical this year. Acting games and activities will be used to ensure a fun, enjoyable and educationally reward-ing experience. Each of the acting camps develops skills that lead to the next camp. In each camp, young actors and actresses will be exposed to more elements necessary to become a strong method actor. Students in the high school camps will be exposed to the Meisner approach to acting, which is the basis of all of the success the program has experienced in the past 16 years and provides a solid foundation for a successful continuation into the college or professional world. It is strongly recom-mended that each student take each of the camps in order so that they are exposed to all the skills necessary in the craft of acting. Although the camps are sequential, there is a review of previous ma-terial at the beginning of each camp so that it is possible for a student new to our program to begin at whatever level they enter at. Join the fun at CMH this summer!

July 17th - July 21st Monday - Friday July 24th - July 28th Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Materials needed: Bring a notebook and something to write with Fee $75.00 per student for this session CMH Academic Resource Center

Instructor: Chris Andacht, 40 years teaching experience, and winner of the “Outstanding Director Award” yearly at the State Theater Festival since 2002.

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CMH Summer Golf Camp with the Broadlands Junior Golf Program TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER GOLF CAMP Please contact Broadlands Golf Club directly at: (262) 392 6320

Practice Days take place for up to 9 weeks on Wednesday or Thursday mornings beginning on June 14th and last for two hours. Full Summer Package $270 9 practice days, 4 golf days and Junior Championship. Half Summer Package $215 6 practice days, 3 golf days and Junior Championship Basic Package $145 4 practice days and 2 golf days These students play in a 9 hole golf league each Thursday morning starting June 15th for up to 9 weeks. Students also participate in individual golf lessons with a golf pro-fessional throughout the summer. These lessons are scheduled individually. Full Summer Package $270 league days, 4 lessons and Junior Championship Half Summer Package $215 6 league days, 3 lessons and Junior Championship Basic Package $145 4 league days, 2 lessons

Additional Camps that are affiliated with Catholic Memorial, but have different registration requirements.

Boys and Girls Flag Rugby For students entering 1st - 9th grades Campers will learn passing, teamwork, and defense, in addition to rugby’s tradition of respect for your-self, your opponent, and the game, all building up to playing flag rugby games. Students should wear athletic clothes and need to bring a water bottle and soccer or football cleats. Incoming freshmen are encouraged to attend. The camp is offered through a joint effort between the Waukesha County Parks Dept., Catholic Memorial Girls Rugby, and Waukesha Tag Rugby Flag Rugby Summer Tournaments Include: 6/17 Ozaukee , 7/1 Lakefront, 7/8 Fond du Lac, 7/22 Menomonee Falls, and 7/29 Appleton (optional)

June 16th - July 28th Fridays 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Merrill Crest Park, Waukesha Checklist for each participate: Wear athletic clothes & cleats and bring a water bottle Coaches: John Waliszewski , Alex Glorioso, and Dr. Joe Cunningham. Interested families are also asked to contact John Waliszewski, jwalliszewski@catholicmemorial.net TO REGISTER FOR THIS CAMP REFER TO Waukesha County Activity Registration Link .

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By enrolling your child in any of the CMH camps, you hereby authorize school officials to take whatever action is deemed necessary, in their judgment, for the health of your child. You accept full responsibility for all costs related to such treatment. You also certify that your student is in good health and give your permission for your student to participate in any or all programs. For any questions, please feel free to call us at 262-542-7101, ext. 500.

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