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Pewaukee fireworks; 2023 display saved by Waukesha Gun Club donation

Connecting bangs to booms… A gun club has stepped in to save Pewaukee's Independence Day fireworks.

PEWAUKEE, Wis. - Connecting bangs to booms… A gun club has stepped in to save Pewaukee 's Independence Day fireworks.

 The Waukesha Gun Club stepped in and donated $10,000. That pushed the total budget for the 4th of July show to $36,000 – making it the community's largest fireworks display ever. 

The Waukesha Gun Club has been around for 87 years. Last month, the gun club's president saw an opportunity for members to do something louder.

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"It happens, I watch FOX6 every morning," said Patrick Gerbensky, Waukesha Gun Club President. "We happen to see you talking about it on TV that they were looking for a sponsor."

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Patrick Gerbensky

In May, FOX6 News reported Pewaukee's 4th of July fireworks might have to be dramatically scaled back because of a lack of cash. The show's price tag was $30,000. 

"Part of the reason it’s so expensive is that we do fire from barges," said Bob Rohde, Friends of the Parks of Pewaukee President.

The show needed three barges. The gun club took aim at the challenge – becoming the event's main sponsor with a $10,000 donation.

"Which not only put us over where we needed to be for our goal but also we’re able to expand the fireworks by adding another barge," Rohde said. "We’re hoping the Waukesha Gun Club will be our partners for years to come."

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Organizers say it will be the biggest fireworks show ever – a promise that will no doubt please the thousands planning to flock to the lake on Independence Day. 

"We want to make sure the grand finale is the biggest and the loudest that it can possibly be," said Gerbensky.

Lakefront Park, Pewaukee

The city and village of Pewaukee contribute $17,000 for the show, but the other half comes from businesses and other donations. A match at North Shore Bank only resulted in about $800 so far. 

For more information , you can go to the gun club's website .

Lakes of Lake Country

Lakes are a KEY feature to the area in which we live called, “Lake Country”.  It’s also part of our name  LAKE  Country Family Fun. Lakes cover all of Waukesha County.  They span from southern Waukesha county by Muskego to northern Waukesha County in Colgate.  Lakes are a BIG deal around here. We enjoy them year round. That’s why we’ve decided to put together a guide to the Lakes of Lake Country. Read on below!

Did you know? There are over 140 lakes in Waukesha COunty?

– LAKE OF LAKE COUNTRY –  This summer, when you are on, near or in a lake, be sure to think about Lake Country Family Fun.  We’d love to see your lake fun.  Tag us on instagram @lakecountryfamilyfun and use the hashtag #LOVELCFF. We’ll share your photos to our stories!

And while having all the fun, please remember to be safe, especially around water with little ones. Stephanie has written some  Lake Safety Tips  for families and you can find the helpful information  HERE .

“It’s everyone’s job to help prevent the spread of aquatic invasives species to Wisconsin lakes. Whether you are a boater, angler, paddler, seaplane pilot, water gardener/pond owner, nursery owner, aquarium enthusiast,  or even a  teacher , you have a very important role to play in keeping Wisconsin’s lakes free of aquatic invasive species. The main way aquatic invasive species like zebra mussels and Eurasian water milfoil spread to new waters is often by hitching a ride on the boats and trailers of the very people who enjoy the water the most. Similarly, other aquatic invasive plants and animals are introduced into lakes and streams through accidental and sometimes intentional releases.”

PREVENTION TIPS HERE

Thank you to our lakes of lake country guide sponsor, Team Trimble Real Estate

Before you jump in the Lake....

Before you jump into the lake, I mean our guide, here’s a few things to keep in mind:

• This is NOT the complete list of lakes.  There are technically over 140 lakes – WOW!  The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has provided Lake Country Family Fun access to their excel document of the listing of all of the lakes in Waukesha County.  You can access it by clicking here . Note: Data may be outdated, especially the boat launch/park columns.  Thank you WI DNR!
• State/County Park Fees Apply at locations/beaches/lakes/launches.
• Where there are boat launches mentioned, fees usually apply.

Now, let’s get a little crazy here! This summer, when you are on ANY Lake Country area lake, post a picture to Instagram with the hashtag #lovelcff and tag @Lakecountryfamilyfun as well. Be sure to make sure your IG profile is public so we can find you!  We will share your photos and feature you in our IG stories!

Thank you to Dick Smith’s Live Bait & Tackshop in Delafield for allowing us to post links to their guides to fishing in the area:

• Where to rent fishing boats
• Where to shore fish
• Where to launch boats

You can check them out in the Smiley Barn in Delafield  where they have been serving Lake Country for over 35 years!  

Plus, check out the lineup with Oconomowoc Tours and Events .

Boy, do we love our lakes!

The lakes of lake country & waukesha county, the biggest lakes of lake country.

All of these lakes are over 1,000 acres, which is just huge.  There are four (4). Check them out below.

PEWAUKEE LAKE 

• Pewaukee is the biggest lake in Lake Country coming in around 2,493 acres.
• There are two public boat ramps and carry-on access.
• Free Public Beach – only free public beach in Waukesha County.  Read our Beach Guide  HERE .
• Due to it’s size and public access, it is also Lake Country’s Largest and Busiest Lake.
• There are inland sailing races often. National sailing events take place annually and are often hosted by the Pewaukee Yacht Club located on the southern shore of the lake.
• Multiple lakefront restaurants including: Michaels House of Prime, Ristorante Lago, The Sports Dock, 5 O’Clock Club, Artisan 179, Doc’s Dry Dock, Edgewater Pewaukee, Seesters, Curly’s, Park Avenue Pizza, Butler Inn (off the lake), Kim’s Lakeside.
• WATER SKI SHOWS  Thursdays at 6:45
• Memorial Day Festival
• Pewaukee  BEACH PARTY  in June
• FIREWORKS  on July 4th
• Pewaukee Ice is in the Pavilion by the Beach! They are open Monday – Sunday 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.
• Waterfront Wednesdays broguht to you by Positively Pewaukee

BIG MUSKEGO LAKE

Photo credit: AJ’s Bar & Grill in Muskego

• This lake comes in at a whopping 2,260 acres.
• Big Muskego Lake is a shallow lake with a max depth of about 8 feet and is great for fishing, kayaking, hiking around and more.
• Most of Big Muskego Lake is less than four feet deep.
• There are multiple boat launch locations. Big Muskego Park provides boat launching and lake access on the northern shore of Big Muskego Lake.
• More Lake  INFORMATION  from the city website.
• Enjoy the lakefront dining at AJ’s Bar & Grill.
• If you are looking for a sandy beach option in Muskego,  IDLE ISLE  is a park that offers a swimming beach and it is on Little Muskego Lake. Read our Beach Guide  HERE .

OKAUCHEE LAKE

The Okauchee Tie Up is scheduled for TBD 2022.

• This lake is 1,187 acres and goes on both sides of Hwy P in Okauchee.
• Maximum depth of 115 feet.
• Public access and boat ramp.
• Okauchee Lake is fed by and drains to the Oconomowoc River. It is the third in a chain of lakes on the river with Freiss Lake and North Lake upstream and Oconomowoc Lake, Fowler Lake and Lac La Belle located downstream.
• One of the busiest lakes with restaurants and yacht clubs, and sail boat races.
• Many waterfront dining options including: Golden Mast, Smoke on the Water, Foolery’s, and KickSwitch. 
• Lake Life Shop is a great shop in Okauchee.
• Great lake to tie up at party, relax or do some serious water sports or fishing! Note: There is not a public beach area.

LAC LA BELLE LAKE

• Lake is 1,117 acres and sits next to Fowler Lake in Oconomowoc.
• The max depth is 45 feet.
• Public boat ramps for fishing, boating and motorized water sports.
• More information on public boat launch  HERE .
• Erin, Lake Country Family Fun owner says, “It’s our favorite lake. We love the sandbar #sandbarsunday.  It’s great for every water sport: skiing, wakeboarding, sailing, fishing, paddleboarding/kayaking…it’s clean.”
• Lac La Belle has 4 beaches! Read our Beach Guide  HERE .
• CITY  Beach  on southern shore – Swimming Hours 10 to 8*
• BENDER  Beach  on eastern shore – Swimming Hours 12 to 6*
• Park Street Beach  – Park Street Swimming Access is located on the southern shore of Lac Labelle at the end of Park Street. There is limited street parking available.
• Woodland Lane  is located on the southern shore of Lac Labelle at the end of Woodland Lane. There is limited street parking available.
• Dining on Lac La Belle includes Lago Su Bella. 
• Oconomowoc  FESTIVAL WEEK
• Biking around the lake  MAP 
• FREE FRIDAYS  at City Beach
• LIST OF EVENTS  at the Bandshell, including Bands at the Beach
• *Cost is $2.50 per resident and $5.00 for non resident. Season bands available. Kids under 6 free with paid adult

MEDIUM SIZED LAKES OF LAKE COUNTRY

We’ve considered “medium” as lakes between 400 – 1,000 acres in size. Below we cover the five “medium” sized lakes.

NAGAWICKA LAKE

• This lake is approximately 958 acres and has a maximum depth of 90 feet.
• Nagawicka means, “there is sand”. The Bark River flows into the lake and there are sandbars on the western shoreline.
• The public can access the lake via a public launch off of Hwy 83. More details, including fees, can be found  HERE . It is a great fishing lake. The lake is also great for motor sports, boating and any other type of water activity.
• Naga-Waukee Park is a county park, so Waukesha County Park Fees apply to visitors.
• Naga-Waukee Park offers 130 feet of sandy beach, a beach house with restrooms, and a great concession stand. The beach has lifeguards and opens June 3, 2017 with hours of 11 to 7.  Beach rules  HERE . Read our Beach Guide  HERE .
• While not “on” the lake, Fishbones is right across from the lake with great lake views. More date ideas in Lake Country  HERE . Find Fishbones in our  BRUNCH  guide!

• Pine lake is a lake of about 703 acres with upscale residences and mansions. The island is private and owned by Pine Lake Association. It is a beautiful, clear lake with a wooded shoreline.
• There is a new, beautiful public boat launch called the Village of Chenequa Pine Lake Boat Launch. Information including fees can be found  HERE .
• You have view the 24/7 lake  WEBCAM  thanks to City of Chenequa.

LITTLE MUSKEGO LAKE

• Little Muskego Lake is a 470 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 65 feet.
• It is north of Big Muskego Lake. There are multiple public boat launches. Information can be found  HERE .
• Little Muskego lake has park/beach areas including  IDLE ISLE PARK  and  MUSKEGO PARK . Read our Beach Guide  HERE .
• The Muskego Recreation Program holds water-related classes and recreational activities on the lake. See events at  IDLE ISLE PARK  including the  MUSKEGO WATERBUG SKI SHOWS  that run all summer. 

OCONOMOWOC LAKE

• Oconomowoc Lake is a 818 acre lake located in Waukesha County.
• It has a maximum depth of 60 feet.
• Oconomowoc Lake is a village located just outside the City of Oconomowoc, the village includes the residential area encircling Oconomowoc Lake. Around the turn of the 20th century, the area become known as a summer retreat for wealthy residents of Milwaukee and Chicago.
• It is a private lake with the Oconomowoc Lake Club located there as well.
• Not pictured.

• North Lake is about 437 acres with a max depth of 78. It is located due north of Pine lake.
• The lake sits between the Village of Chenequa and the Township of Merton.
• It is a quieter lake, with upscale residences and older cottages.
• There is no public boat launches/access.
• The four inlets are Big and Little Oconomowoc Rivers, Mason Creek and an inlet from Cornell Lake.
• The one outlet is the Oconomowoc River to Okauchee Lake.

SMALLER LAKES WITH BIG FUN

In this section we’ve listed some of our favorite lakes that are under 400 acres.  Maybe they are a the hidden gem for kayaking, swimming, fishing or something else and we just can’t bear for you to miss out!  Read on!

BEAVER LAKE

• Beaver lake is a little over 300 square feet with a max depth of 46 feet and average depth of 16.
• It is a very private lake with a wooded shoreline.
• Residents have access to the lake for motor-boating and other activities.
• Non-residents can access the lake for carry-in access only (canoes and kayaks) off a public launch on Hwy 83.
• One notable feature of the launch is the kayak ramp that helps people more when carrying their carry-ons from the parking to the water and back up. You can find more information on Beaver Lake and activities  HERE .
• North Lake, Town of Merton and Chenequa surround Beaver lake.
• The water is very clear and the lake has a beautiful teal hue.
• Good fishing for Pike, Bluegill, Bass and Crappie.

GOLDEN LAKE

Photo Credit: Golden Lake Pub

• Golden Lake is a 252 acre lake in the town of Summit. The max depth is 44 feet.
• Visitors can access the lake via a public boat landing at 39627 Sunset Dr, Oconomowoc, WI 53066.
• Enjoy dining across from the lake at the Golden Lake Pub.
• There is a  BEACH  on Golden Lake near Hwy 18 and Golden Lake Road (across from Sandy Miller’s Beach shack). The beach is $10 per carload or $5 per person walk or bike in. Is is a swim at your own risk beach.
• There is a no wake ordinance from noon to 4pm on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.

FOWLER LAKE

• Fowler Lake is just under 100 acres and located in the heart of Oconomowoc. It has a max depth of 50 feet.
• Lake Country Family Fun owner, Erin (picture above), loves paddleboarding on Fowler. 
• There is one public boat landing located behind City Hall and is accessible from St. Paul Street. Limited on-site trailer parking is also available. More info on the launches  HERE .
• Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake’s water clarity is very clear, but weedy.
• There is a boardwalk along the back side of Wisconsin Avenue, which is currently under construction.  The lake is easily accessible from downtown shops and restaurants.
• There is a 2 mile walk around Fowler Lake, which is a Lake Country Family Fun family  FAVORITE THING  to do.
• Fowler Park is on the east shore and has a playground and hosts many events throughout the year.
• GERMAN CHRISTMAS MARKET
• MOONLIT MOVIES
• WATER SKI SHOWS

• Lake Five is a 104 acre lake located in Colgate (northern Waukesha County). It has a maximum depth of 23 feet. The lake’s water is moderately clear.
• There is a boat rental place on the lake called, “Lake Five Boat Rentals” that has been around over 50 years. Call them at (262)337-2824.
• Enjoy an adult beverage, brunch or treat at Joe Mama’s Bar & Grill , just up the road.  They have a great patio, volleyball courts and great food! They even won 1st place in our  BEST LOCAL FISH FRY  this year.
• The lake has some ordinances you can read more about  HERE .
• Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Northern Pike.

GENESEE LAKES

• The Genesee Lakes all reside in the town of Summit. The main difference is the upper is smaller with no gas engines/motors; the middle is best for fishing.
• Upper Genesee Lake is a 32 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 27 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a carry-in public 5-spot site of Hwy 67. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Northern Pike. The lake’s water is moderately clear.
• Middle Genesee Lake is a 98 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 40 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Northern Pike. The lake’s water is moderately clear.
• Lower Genesee Lake is a 63 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 45 feet. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Northern Pike. The lake’s water is moderately clear.
• The boat launch site for Lower and Middle Genesee is located between the lakes and share a lot. These lakes are separated by a narrow gravel road called, Genesee Lake Road.

THE NEMAHBIN LAKES – LOWER AND UPPER

• Lower Nemahbin Lake (south of I-94) is a 239 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 36 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake’s water is moderately clear.
• The Lower Nemahbin hosts the large Sugar Island, positioned in the northwest area of the lake, which hosts several homes.
• Upper Nemahbin Lake (north of I-94) is a 277 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 60 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from public boat landings. Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake’s water clarity is very clear.
• The Lower Nemahbin has slow no wake times between 12pm and 3pm all Sundays and legal holidays.
• The lakes are fed by the Bark River in Summit.  The bark river outlets from the south end of Upper Nemahbin lake to Lower Nemahbin. You can navigate the river from the Upper Lake to the Lower Lake and on to the Lower Nashotah lake.
• You can see these lakes as the highway (I-94) passes over the channel between the two lakes.
• PANGA BAR AND GRILL  is located on Upper Nemahbin and is a great place for lakeside dining and rentals. Check them out in our  DATE GUIDE .
• Stolley’s Hog Alley is located on the lake as well. Find Stolleys as a top place finisher every year in the  LAKE COUNTRY FAMILY FUN’S BEST FISH FRY  Guide.

SILVER LAKE

• Silver Lake is located in Summit, WI (just next to Oconomowoc) and is 217 acres with a max depth of 40 feet.
• There is a public boat launch on Valley Road (Hwy B).
• The lake draws water from surrounding creeks and lowlands.
• Fish include Panfish, Largemouth Bass and Northern Pike. The lake’s water is moderately clear.
• Enjoy dining at the Lucky Chuck’s right on Valley Road with great patio views of the lake.

OTTAWA LAKE

• Ottawa Lake is a 17 acre lake that only has a max depth of 16 feet.
• The lake is very clear, but has weeds.
• There is access via a public boat launch.
• There is a public beach, read more about the beach in our Beach Guide. Read our Beach Guide  HERE .
• It is located in the State Park, so state park fees per carload apply ($8 a day for $28 a year).
• This State Park is a very popular year-round camp ground. Make your reservations early!  See our camping guide here . 

UPPER AND LOWER NASHOTAH LAKES

• Upper and Lower Nashotah Lakes are part of the beautiful Chain of Lakes that stretch approximately 3 miles from the northern tip of Upper Nashotah Lake to the southern tip of Lower Nemahbin, all connected by a navigable channel.
• Lower Nashotah Lake is a 93 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 43 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing. The lake’s water clarity is very clear.
• Upper Nashotah Lake is a 131 acre lake located in Waukesha County. It has a maximum depth of 53 feet. The lake’s water clarity is very clear. The lake features only 2.5 miles of shoreline, most of it owned by a world renown medical facility. No public boat launch.

LAKE KEESUS

• Lake Keesus is a 235 acre lake located in Waukesha County specifically in the town of Merton.
• It has a maximum depth of 42 feet.
• Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing on the east side of the lake. More details, including launch fees,  HERE .
• Lake Keesus has approximately 5.3 miles of shoreline and 216 houses.
• It is made up of 5 bays – Bull’s Bay, Marquardt’s Bay, Marshall Bay, North Bay, and Rice’s Bay.
• Camp Whitcomb/Mason is located on 306 acres of beautiful land along Lake Keesus in Waukesha County. Find this camp in our  SUMMER CAMP GUIDE .
• The lake’s water is moderately clear.

Map of the Lakes We Cover

For those who crave a good visual of the lakes we’ve covered in our Lakes of Lake Country guide, refer to the click-able google map here .

MORE LAKE REVIEWS TO COME

Above, we have covered 24 lakes!  Hopefully you know more about the awesome lakes of Lake Country now than you did before. If you have any helpful information to add, comment below. We will continue to update this guide with more lakes.  Stay tuned! We love the Lakes of Lake Country!

Don’t forget to  #lovelcff  this summer when you are out on a Lake Country lake! And be sure to make sure your IG profile is public so we can find you! We can’t wait to see your photos.

What lake do you want us to cover next? Comment below!

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Welcome to The Glacier Lakes Chapter of The Antique & Classic Boat Society, Inc.

WELCOME to the Glacier Lakes Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society. You are welcomed to be part of a group of hobbyists with a common interest in the love of historic, antique and classic boats. You are invited to make new friends and experience new adventures. It’s all about the spirit of fellowship sharing dreams, adventures, knowledge, living vintage boat history and experiences. Click on “About Us” above to contact one of the chapter officers.

The Glacier Lakes Chapter of the ACBS is an incorporated non-profit entity registered with the IRS as a 501(c)3 educational institution. Contributions may be tax deductible

2024 lineup of events.

Watch for further information about all of these great events and the new events we’re planning for the 2024 season!

January 19-28, 2024 Milwaukee Boat Show Wisconsin Expo Center at State Fair Park, West Allis To volunteer- contact John Baumann at 262-966-3373 or  [email protected]

April 1-3, 2024 Boatbuilding 101 at All Hands Boatworks 8:30 to 5pm each day, All Hands Boatworks, Milwaukee  Clint Chase from Chase Small Craft of Saco, ME leads the workshop.  Tuition fee.  Contact GLACBS member Bill Nimke at All Hands to register.  414-404-8213  [email protected]

April 13, 2024 BSLOL Winter Workshop- Thompson Boats and her Spin-Offs 9-Noon Independence, MN  Andreas J Rhude 612-723-8581  Register w/John Vogel 612-594-6399 [email protected] [email protected]   Special invitation to GLACBS members.

April 28, 2024  GLACBS Spring Membership Meeting and Chapter 20 th Birthday Party 11am to 3pm  Roadside Bar & Grill, Plymouth, WI  More details to follow. Mark Asbury  [email protected]

May 11, 2024 Okauchee Regional Antique and Classic Boat and Motor Show 9am to 2pm Lions Park, Okauchee  Midwest Chapter Antique Outboard Motor Club For Information Dan Johnson at 252-607-0900 or [email protected]

May 25, 2024 Manitowish W heels, Wings & Watercraft Show Patty Gauthier, Manitowish Waters Chamber of Commerce 715-543-8488 [email protected]   manitowishwaters.org/wheels-wings-watercraft-show/

June 14-15, 2024 Minocqua Boat Show Torpy Park on Lake Minocqua  Marc Toigo 715-892-4873 [email protected]   www.facebook.com/MinocquaBoatShow/

J uly 6, 2024 GLACBS Cool River Classic Paddlers Park, Two Rivers  Special Invitation to Century Owners.  Chapter sponsored brats and burgers, grill, cruise the lake or river, on-shore display spaces. Register by 7/1/22  Brian Irwin 812-375-4951  [email protected]

 July 27, 2024 GLACBS Milwaukee River Cruise 9:45am  South Shore Yacht Club, Milwaukee.  Reserve by 7/20 Rivers Cruise, Flea Market, Music, Food and Fun  Scott Bruesewitz 414-628-0464  [email protected]

August 3-4, 2024 Door County Classic and Wooden Boat Show Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay  Marque of the year- Amateur/Homebuilt Boats.  Pre-event cruise and Jimmy Buffett cocktail party August 2. Preregister by 8/1.  Bill Freyman 920-246-7369 [email protected]   www.dcclassicboatshow.com

 August 17, 2024  GLACBS Pewaukee Lake Rendezvous Pewaukee Yacht Club  Lake Cruise, Picnic, Cash Bar, Good Friends and Fun.  Register by 8/5.  Sue & Gary Rechcygl  [email protected]   414-254-7365

August 24, 2024 Pine Isle Vintage Boat Rendezvous 10-4pm Pine Isle Lodge, Three Lakes  John Baumann 414-881-5043  [email protected]

 September 8-15, 2024 ACBS International Meeting/Show Gull Lake, Brainerd, Minnesota  www.acbs.org

September 2024 Zea Family Cars on the Farm 2024 Details to follow soon! 36301 South Beach Rd, Oconomowoc,  The family has invited GLACBS members to bring boats to the event. For information contact [email protected]

October 2024  GLACBS Annual Membership Meeting/Luncheon Details to follow soon!

Thanks for a great 2023!

Below is a list of all the events the club hosted in 2023.  Thank you to all that attended.  Stay tuned as we have big plans for 2024.

• GLACBS Wisconsin Maritime Museum “Towers of Power” Field Trip
• GLACBS Women’s Seminar “Honey, I’ve got this!”
• GLACBS Spring Kick-off Lunch and Spring Meeting
• Okauchee Regional Antique and Classic Boat and Motor Show
• Manitowish Waters Boat and Car Show
• Minocqua Boat Show
• GLACBS Cool River Classic
• GLACBS Milwaukee River Cruise Details to Follow
• Door County Classic and Wooden Boat Show
• GLACBS Pewaukee Lake Rendezvous
• Pikes Pine Isle Rendezvous
• ACBS International Meeting/Show
• GLACBS Annual Membership Meeting
• Bergersen Boat Co Field Trip

PEWAUKEE BOOSTER CLUB

The decisions of the PHS Booster Club committee are final and are based on a combination of the following criteria:

School / community service and involvement (on a volunteer basis)

Leadership in student / athletic activities

Sportsmanship and school spirit

Character and good citizenship

Student essay

Accepted or acceptance pending at an institute of higher learning

CONTRIBUTING TO PEWAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL EXCELLENCE

The Pewaukee High School Booster Club is a non-profit organization committed to supporting the clubs, athletics and extracurricular activities of Pewaukee High School by providing volunteers and financial support. Our mission is to promote excellence in the programs and the people we serve.

Pewaukee High School Booster Club

2023-2024 Board Members

President, Marieke Westerman

Vice President & Treasurer, Shannon Myhre

Secretary & Social Media Chair, Chrissy Roth

Scholarship Chair & Marketing Committee, Mindy Schouviller

Fundraising Chair, Stephanie Truog

Membership Committee, Pretthi Krishnan

Concession Chair, Jodie Borckmann

Concession Chair, Lisa Peiper

Concession Committee, Carl Peluso

Concession Chair, Mark Terrian

Concession Committee, Peggy Volkert

Spiritwear Chair, Amanda Routhieaux

Athletic Director, Jeff Behrens

*Monthly meeting minutes available upon request.

FUNDRAISING

Make a difference by donating today.

Direct Donations can be made to Pewaukee High School via online or in person. 

Mail check payable to PHS Booster Club

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2024 SCHOLARSHIPS ARE DUE FEBRUARY 17, 2024

Each year we award four (4) $750 scholarships. The application is open to all PHS students with an expected graduation of June 2024 and minimum GPA of 2.50. Scholarships will be awarded at the PHS Kiwanis Senior Class Honors Banquet on  April 24, 2024, and are based on the following criteria:  

Students interested in applying for these scholarships should complete the following application, include a PDF of an official transcript as of the end of 1st semester senior year, submit completed essay, and forward all forms/documents by 8:00 pm Saturday, February 17th, 2024 Via email to: [email protected] . Applications received or incomplete after the deadline will not be considered. 

SENIOR CLASS

Watch for info in spring on yard signs and grad grams! 

Previous Winners:​

2023 Chase Barrow, William Gergen, Musaab Tareen, Lauren Shea

2022 Khadijah Dhoondia, Emily Groszczyk, Alyssa Myers, Kaelyn Stephenson

2021 Nedda Besharat, Evan Routhieaux, Michael Trotier, Trinh Vo

2020 Tea Goodmanson, Lauren Schaefer, Ryan Steffan, Megan Wallenfang

2019 Lydia Heinen, Mallory Steinmetz, Matthew Trotier, Emily Willis 

2018 Emily Hoffins, Theo Johnson, Jordan Schlender, Matthew Wildman

2017 Callie Bednarek, Tien Vo, Riah Vandezande, Redmon Wallace

2016 Madeline Arzbecker, Olivia Schaefer, Daniel Trotier, Mai Vo

2015 Kelsey Morgan, Matt Lupo, Samantha Marz, Sam Murray

2014 Jacob Stern, Brittany Udulutch, Mona Cicero, Karen Young

2013 Claire Fernandez, Katherine Knepprath, Nicole Blaser, Claire Satterfield

GRANT REQUESTS

Discretionary Grant Request 2023-2024 School Year

Grant requests will be collected throughout the academic year. The Booster Club Board will review and vote. Team Advisors will receive notification via e-mail whether or not grant is approved. Please note the Booster Club does not fund uniform requests with grants. Concessions and 50/50 lottery commissions can be used at your will. Attach specific cost information. You may request to present the request at a board meeting if you think it requires explanation. Email supporting documentation to [email protected].

Please provide a concise summary of how this item would benefit your program to help us best make our disbursement decisions. Note if the item can be used by more than one group. Consideration only given to groups who volunteer for our Concessions program, because it demonstrates the need and support of the Booster Club.

Thanks for submitting!

Choose from one of three PHS Booster Club membership levels. All supporters will receive recognition in the membership directory and on the Booster Club website.

Pirate Plus Supporter - $200

$50 spiritwear gift card, pirate beach tote & picnic blanket, 2 event passes (20 home sporting events).

Pirate Supporter - $125

Black & Red Supporter - $50

1 event pass (10 home sporting events).

*Athletic Pass excludes WIAA events, tournaments and sell-outs.

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CONTACT PEWAUKEE BOOSTER CLUB

For specific questions, please contact the President or appropriate chairperson via the email addresses listed in the About section.

510 Lake Street Pewaukee, WI 53072

[email protected]

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Each participant will receive a free program t-shirt. Click here to buy more PLSS gear and get your name and sail number on the back!

Memorials, Gifts, and Donations

The modest tuition of our classes pays most of the actual operating expenses but capital expenditures for equipment - particularly coach and safety boats, etc., have been provided by donations through the generosity of Friends of the Sailing School. We are hopeful that more of that generosity will prevail since we are a non-profit organization, exempt from income tax. If you would like to contribute to our Fundraising efforts, please click the below link to submit a payment online. Checks can also be made out to:  Pewaukee Lake Sailing School and mailed to: PO Box 457 Pewaukee, WI 53072.

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• Frequently Asked Questions 
• Sailing Glossary
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