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For over thirty-six summers, the Lake Beulah Sailing School (LBSS) has offered sailing and tennis programs to grade and high school age students. The objectives of our programs are:
- To provide students with an appreciation of the pleasure of sailing and/or tennis as both leisure-time and competitive activities
- To develop a high degree of competence in the handling and maintenance of equipment To develop independent problem solving and self-confidence
- To instruct and engender an appreciation of environmental protection and lake preservation and beautification
- To teach applicable rules, laws of the sea, the importance of sportsmanship, team play, and respect for property
This summer, many young sailors will participate in our various Optimist Dinghy and X boat programs. These beginning sailors represent the nucleus of future Laser, C Scow and MC Scow fleets. In collaboration with the Lake Beulah Yacht Club, LBSS will also offer sailing lessons for beginning adults.
As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, LBSS is blessed to be supported by our many business partners, the community at large, members of the Lake Beulah Yacht Club, its Board of Directors, and the Sidestays. Thanks for your continued support. Finally, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to our instructional staff and the LBSS volunteer Board of Directors. These individuals and their families invest countless hours to ensure the continued success of our LBSS programs.
Jeff Hudson, President
The Lake Beulah Sailing School, Inc. (LBSS) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization providing sailing and tennis instruction. Programs are presented at the Lake Beulah Yacht Club, located at N9220 East Shore Drive in the town of East Troy, Wisconsin. The LBYC is conveniently located approximately 35 minutes SW of Milwaukee, near Interstate 43, and 15 minutes North of Lake Geneva. Programs are designed to provide students with an appreciation of the pleasures of sailing and tennis as both leisure-time and competitive activities; to develop a high degree of competence in the handling and maintenance of equipment; and to teach the importance of sportsmanship, team play, and respect for property. Lessons are offered at various levels from novice to experienced for children and young adults ages 5 to 25.
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BOARD MEMBERS
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Jeff Hudson
President |
Kent Haeger
Vice President, Sailing |
Chris Kubicek
Vice President, Tennis |
Jeff Davenport
Treasurer |
Peg Komas - Secretary
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Allan Haeger - Adult Learn to Sail
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| Dave Berg |
James Komas |
Dale Roble - Fund Raising Chair
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Carrie Franzene
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Jim Kutschenreuter
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Nancy Schmidt
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| Peter Keck |
Joe Skotarzak
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John Sullivan |
Directions to the LBSS or LBYC
From the North
Take Hwy 83 South to Mukwonago. Take ES south out of Mukwonago to Beach Rd. Take a right on Beach Rd to East Shore Drive. Turn left on East Shore Drive. The club will be on the left side.
From Milwaukee
Take Hwy 43 south to the Hwy 83 exit. Exit and turn right at the light to go North (right) on Hwy 83 and proceed (while getting in the left turn lane) one block to the first stop light. Take a left at that light and follow that road to the next stop light. Turn left on ES and follow it to Beach Rd. A short while after the Elegant Farmer (barn with a smile), take a right on Beach Rd to East Shore Drive. Turn left on East Shore Drive. The club will be on the left side.
From Chicago
Take 94 north to Hwy 20 (exit 333). Follow 20 West through downtown Waterford (where a left turn will be made to continue on Hwy 20) to East Troy. Continue under overpass (Hwy 43) and turn right on Hwy ES at stop light. Take ES to Army Lake Rd. and turn left. Take Army Lake Rd. to East Shore Drive and turn left. The club will be on the right hand side.
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