Northwestern Military and Naval Academy - Critique Yearbook (Lake Geneva, WI)

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'Q-sw, Durlnff the couree of the year there were num eroue mx eellaneouQ aetlyitxee deqffnecl to he ben PflCl3l and or entertamlnfi for all and to Qupple ment the Qehool IJFOUTBITI One of theee actlyltlee flrxt orfranwefl thi year uae the Fllm qtucly fluh Ul'f'ZiIll1Pfl ln the lurupean S. Nlmlern Hlitury Claee Ten fine flllll mth flefp QNlTll3OllQI11 and meamnf' were Qhmsn or Qtufy am IQCUQQIOTI On t e Waterfront Cyranu cle BGYUEFZC and Cltlzen Kane juet to mention a fem Lpitalri in the Qtudy hall Qclenee fiction and horee opera adcllete had 1-.. ' . D 7 a ffreat time on Friday nifrh s. Another venture was the Weclneeclay programs. These programs were supplied hy the lwniyersity of Wiisconsink sclmol prugram Seryive. Sur-h persnnalities as Josh Wind. Colonel Nlaahe. and Irv Klurgan. the judo expert. Came to school and performed for the Corps. Depending upon the type of the performance. it was helcl either in the gym or the Study hall. us- ually on XXYGf'lI1P5fl3f' afternoons. All were yery much appreciated. and eepeeially a play. The Five Firles of a Square, rlune hy some gfmcl young

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actors. Three other activities which cadets engaged in were the dancing class. typing class. and drivers training. For the past several years Mr. Jack Wolf- ram has whirled around the dance floor, showing beginners and advanced students alike the tech- niques of ball room dancing. With such an able instructor. the students have learned pleasurablv the different steps and styles of dancing. Nlrs. Barbara Berg was the instructor of the touch-tvp- ing students. and they learned an invaluable asset for future schooling Nlr Paul Gates was the man vs ho broke in the future road runners The cadet enjoxed learnmff in the neu Buick station wagon traimnf car Xnrl of course tadet groups put on tertainment of the corp In connection mth the Thesplans program a magic kit was taged From Homecoming to Hellvxeek the senior put on enter talnment to the e peclal dell ht of the ness men N r HF X v a prominent in the e as Xl on e - 1 . rn . 1 L Y - x ' o 5.4 5 Q32 ' ' ' .. s .i r- i r ' g- ' ' 1 . . . - - t various programs throughout the year for the en- . 5' . v. . ' . g . -' s ' ' - s g . . F - 5 . S . ' s ' 'g ' . ,l . . . v s ' ' s , f s