Summer 2011 Review

The Magazine of Lake Forest Academy and Ferry Hall

summer 2011

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LFA Launches

Cross-Curricular Program for 9th Graders page 16

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Dr. John Strudwick P’13, P’15

Alexandra Campbell Ruth Keyso Pfoertner Photography

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Marina Krejci Rita Schulien MacAyeal ’87 Christine Ryder Jack Schweighauser ’11 Jeremiah Stevens Dr. John Strudwick P’13, P’15 Georgiana Wagemann ’11

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Letter from the Head of School .................. 3

Intersections: LFA Launches Cross-Curricular

Ringing the Bell ................................. 4

Program for 9th Graders ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Ferry Tales ....................................... 10

Read about the restructuring of the FFA program and the work done by teachers from across LFA’s curricula.

LFA Arts . . ....................................... 12 Sports Shorts .................................... 13 From the Alumni Council ........................ 18 Class Notes .......................... ............ 19 From the Archives .............................. 24

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It has been another excellent year for Lake Forest Academy as we continue to implement our strategic plan, Lighting the Fire: Educating Citizens of the World.

During the past year, we expanded the development of LFA’s campus with the addition of the spectacular Crown Fitness & Wellness Center, which, together with the James P. Fitzsimmons Athletic Wing that opened a year earlier, create a magnificent athletics complex for our students. In addition, we have completed the relocation and renovation of Durand House—now renamed Weinbrenner House—containing six faculty apartments. During the summer and using the funds generously donated at our Spring Gala, we have also renovated the two North Cottages faculty residences and enhanced the function of the Cressey Auditorium with additional seating. Looking forward, we anticipate the completion in January 2012 of our new girls’ dormitory, Ferry Hall, with its 36 beds and 4 faculty family apartments, as well as the construction of a new faculty residence in West Village. The campus is being transformed, which helps LFA attract and retain the highest quality students and faculty.

Dr. John Strudwick Head of School

I am very proud to reflect on the performance and experiences of the LFA students as they engage and succeed in a rigorous academic program within an environment based on small classes, superior teaching, and student-centred learning.

The school has made progress beyond its physical plant by implementing key developments in the academic program. August saw the introduction of a oneto-one iPad program at LFA with each student receiving a personal iPad for use in the classroom. LFA faculty have used the summer to develop class and study applications for the iPads. The 2011–12 academic year promises to be an innovative one for students and teachers alike. In addition, LFA continues to improve and enhance its curricular offerings with the redesign of the Freshman Foundation in the Arts course and the introduction of new cross-curricular and experiential initiatives. It is exciting to witness the ongoing evolution and development of LFA’s academic program as we meet the vision of our strategic plan.

Finally, it is important to recognise that facilities enhancements and program developments mean little if the student outcomes don’t parallel that improvement.

In that regard, I am very proud to reflect on the performance and experiences of the LFA students as they engage and succeed in a rigorous academic program within an environment based on small classes, superior teaching, and studentcentred learning. Within the LFA program, our students challenge themselves to complete a sophisticated, college-preparatory curriculum while gaining exposure to an understanding of multiculturalism and pluralism. LFA student scores on the Advanced Placement examinations have steadily improved during the past five years, and an increasing number of our students participate in programs and experiences outside the United States. This academic and global exposure prepares our graduates for very successful college placements and college careers.

As I look back on my first decade as Head of School at LFA, I am very proud of both the history of the school and what the Academy has achieved in the past ten years. The recent developments and improvements point to a very exciting future for the school. I thank the entire LFA family for your past support and welcome you to join me as I look forward to witnessing the school’s further growth and development.

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Graduation Caption forthcoming

(above) (l to r) Spanish instructor Noëlle Balson and Wook Jae Kim ’11 (left) Allie Matherne ’12

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(above) Matt Koh ’11, Charlotte Ahern ’11, Kiran Chilamkurti ’11, Michelle Moon ’11, Graham Harwood ’11, Sachi Patel ’11, Jack Schweighauser ’11, Hannah Jung ’11, Brandon Eason ’11

Academy Awards 2010–2011 The following students received awards at the all-school awards ceremony on May 20 as well as at the annual Move-Up-Day celebration on May 27. Congratulations to everyone!

Awards given to Faculty Laima Salcius Award: Christian Dozois ’87 Faculty Award: Lauren Fowler Faculty Award: Erica Wood

Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Award: Jack Schweighauser ’11 American Legion Award: Emily Kulas ’11 Service Above Self Award: Mariel Rogozinski ’11 Alexander Award: Jack Schweighauser ’11 Mary Freeland Award: Mariel Rogozinski ’11 Butler Award: Nick Ustaski ’11

Sophia Salsbery ’11 Hixon Award: Mary Joo ’11 Horace S. Vaile Award: Kiran Chilamkurti ’11 Wetzel Award: Hannah Jung ’11 Virginia Phillips Speidel Award: Kathleen Kennedy ’11 Jonathan Fremd Award: Tommy Clarke ’14

Emily Meyer ’14 McLaughlin Prize: Nan Wang ’13 Jewel J. Jackson Award: Haley Wilhelm ’12 Benjamin D. Waldie, Sr. Award: Takia Broomfield ’11

Kiran Chilamkurti ’11 Graham Harwood ’11 Faculty Award: E.J. Barry Language Award Chinese: Hannah Jung ’11 E.J. Barry Language Award Spanish: Graham Harwood ’11

Sarang Kumar ’11 Nelson Award: Graham Harwood ’11

Jack Schweighauser ’11 Raymond Delaplaine Burnet Prize Jonathan Jin ’11 in Economics: Overdorf History Prize: Matthew Stevens ’12 English Award: Takia Broomfield ’11

Hannah Jung ’11 Dana W. Niswender Prize: Kelly Ye ’12 Sophomore Narrative Prize: Mimi Moses ’13 English as a Second Language Award: Claire Keying Que ’12 Ainsworth Award: Jonathan Jin ’11 Mathematics Department Award: Hongyi Ju ’12

Chau Vu ’12 Louch Award: Hannah Jung ’11

Matthew Koh ’11

Peter Ryu ’11 McCormick Prize in Drama: Jenna Madeley ’11 McCormick Prize in Music: Holly West ’11 McCormick Prize in Visual Arts: Amber Hanks ’11 Everett E. Grace Music Prize: Jack Schweighauser ’11 Fine Arts Department Award: David Lin ’11 Pridmore Award: Peter Kim ’11 Taylor Award: Ellena Sea ’11 Playwriting Award: Cecilia Wang ’11 Eric Clamage ’11 Library Prize:

Brandon Eason ’11

Amber Hanks ’11 Palantir Award: Hannah Jung ’11

Rickey Larke ’11

Arwah Yaqub ’11 Spectator Award: Eric Clamage ’11

Lucy Emery ’11

Taylor Jenkins ’11 Caxy Key Award: Kathleen Kennedy ’11

Mark Yingling ’11 Spectator Editors for 2011–12: Ariana Bhatia ’12

Mary Kate Hayes ’12

Andrea Shen ’12 ringing the bell

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Congratulations to the Class of 2011 The Class of 2011’s formal class picture on Reid Staircase.

Charlotte Ahern Villanova University Hailey Arnold Willamette University Seungmok Baek University in Korea Christopher Boudreaux Dartmouth College Takia Broomfield Columbia College Thomas Byrne Miami University, Oxford Olivija Cepaite Denison University Kenny Chavez University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Kiran Chilamkurti Northwestern University

Eun Hye Cho University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign I-Hsuan Chou University of Washington Hyeyun Choung University in Korea Eric Clamage Furman University Casper Clausen Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Joan Davis Colgate University Jared Dimakos AAU Basketball Hannah Dwyer Chapman University Brandon Eason College of William and Mary

Dylan Ennis Rice University Lamees Esmail The George Washington University Zachary Fader Lake Forest College Myron Ford Columbia College Thomas Gallagher Babson College Jay Gervens University of Denver Andrew Haddad Cornell College Patrick Han The George Washington University Yun Chan Han University of Michigan

Lucy Emery The George Washington University

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Lindsay Hanig Trinity College

Michael Kurfess Purdue University

Rachel Violet Rich University of Kansas

Amber Hanks University of Missouri Columbia

Rickey Larke Bowdoin College

Mariel Rogozinski Augustana College

Graham Harwood Cornell University

Shao-Ping Lee University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Julian Rutkowski Muhlenberg College

Catherine Heidersbach Women’s Hockey Sungtaek Hong University of Pennsylvania Lucy Irungu New Jersey Institute of Technology

Robert Levin, Jr. Hockey David Levine Furman University David Lin Berklee College of Music

Hyeon Sang Ryu Case Western Reserve University Sophia Salsbery College of Charleston Jack Schweighauser Williams College

Henry Lopez Saint Louis University

Eun-Ji Sea University of California at Los Angeles

Jenna Madeley Northern Michigan University

Hyun Sub Shin University of Southern California

Jonathan Di Jin University of Chicago

Gregory Major University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Benjamin Smiley Bates College

Keenan Johnson Indiana University at Bloomington

Robert McNerney University of Michigan

Hwanhee Joo Lafayette College

Lizett Meraz DePaul University

Seulgee Jung Dartmouth College

Michelle Moon Carnegie Mellon University

Jessica Kaminsky Providence College

Samantha Nelson Colgate University

Dimitri Kapetan University of Denver

Charles O’Connor, Jr. Hockey

Kathleen Kennedy Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Beverly Onyekwuluje University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Ose Jackson DePauw University Giovanni Jaimes Knox College Taylor Jenkins Dalhousie University

Scott Kennedy University of Richmond Hyun Sik Kim Brown University Sang Woo Kim Cornell University Woo-Jae Kim Bentley University Wook Jae Kim Northwestern University Matthew Koh Cornell University Emily Kulas Lake Forest College Sarang Kumar Washington University in St. Louis

Scott Suiter Knox College Shine Sun Emory University Thomas Swift Johns Hopkins University Catalina Todd University of California at Irvine Nicholas Ustaski Lawrence University Zachary Volland Southern Methodist University Georgiana Wagemann Yale University

Nathan Pabrai Purdue University

Jiayun Wang Bentley University

Natasha Patel Georgetown University

Cody Watson Wofford College

Sachi Patel Marquette University

Zhuoyi Wei University of Wisconsin, Madison

Thanaporn Patikorn Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Holly West High Point University

Matthew Payne United States Air Force Academy

Alexa Wilson University of British Columbia Okanagan

Ella Petersen Knox College Erin Petersen Willamette University

MarkYingling University of Richmond Jiayue Yuan Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey at Camden

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Alumni Events are Heating Up The last several months have seen a lot of alumni events for the graduates of Lake Forest Academy and Ferry Hall. A cocktail party in the home of Kelly Perine ’87 gave our Los Angeles based alumni a fun place to chat and make new friends and business connections, while enjoying the beauty of a classic old Hollywood home. DC area Ferry Hall ladies got together to enjoy brunch and discuss the building of Ferry Hall, and the great strides Lake Forest Academy has made in the last ten years to keep the history and significance of Ferry Hall vibrant on campus.

(above) Ravinia: Chuck Matthews ’83, Kaye Churchill ’83, Mark Gupta ’83, Myron Ford ’83, Tom Olivieri ’83, and Cathy Cameron-Richie ’83 (left) LA: Po Lin ’07 and Alex Goode ’05 (below) New York: Jordan Grossman ’97, Elizabeth Alicea ’98, and Darí Brooks ’06

This summer has been a hot one, but the New York City Alumni Chapter invited New Yorkers to cool off at Public House with some ice cold adult beverages and delicious snacks. A few days later at the home of John and Loring Strudwick, alumni, friends, and family fought off the heat of the day with a wonderful picnic under the shade of trees.

Interested in hosting an alumni event?

Contact Jeremiah Stevens at jstevens@lfanet.org.

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Hall of Fame The LFA-FH Hall of Fame was founded in 1980 to honor those individuals who earned distinction in one of three categories: Outstanding Achievement and Service to Society, Service to the School, and Achievement in Athletics. Plaques honoring the recipients to date hang in the Corbin Academic Wing.

Colin Campbell ’56 Service to the School

William Vernon ’50 Outstanding Achievement and Service to Society

Our Hall of Fame recipients and the Ferry Hall Women of Distinction will be recognized in a special ceremony at 7 p.m. on Sat. Sept., 24. Join us as we honor their accomplishments during the Reunion/Homecoming festivities.

Ferry Hall Women of Distinction Elizabeth Teegarden Bertani FH ’49 The Ferry Hall Women of Distinction Award was begun in 2005 to recognize outstanding achievements by graduates of Ferry Hall. The plaques for the Women of Distinction will find a new home in Ferry Hall Dorm when it opens in 2012.

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Ferry Tales Dean of External Relations Experiences Strong Bonds of Ferry Hall Firsthand I had the distinct pleasure of joining Jeremiah Stevens, Director of Alumni Relations and six Washington DC area Ferry Hall alumni on Sunday, June 26th in Rockville Maryland for brunch. What a treat! What was particularly fascinating to me, was that few of the six women were close friends but each shared a common experience with the others that was both palpable and heart-warming—a sincere affection for Ferry Hall. The women spanned classes 1943 to 1971, but what they had in common and what they spoke about were the same themes I’ve heard time and time again—how strong faculty members mentored them, encouraged their intellectual pursuits, and fostered warm and solid relationship with all of them and their classmates.

l to r Jody DeNaut Powell ’53, Nancy Schmidt Bradley ’43, Evan Gaines DeRenzo ’69, Willie Williams Sanderson ’47, Carol Dolezal ’71, Marina Krejci, Jeremiah Stevens and Margaret Messenger ’67

Most importantly, they talked about the life skills they learned at Ferry Hall; about the life altering experiences they had in the classroom, in the dorms, and on the athletic fields.

Their friendships were and still are profound. Their memories are keen and continue to endure today. They wish for young women today to have the same experience they had. That’s where I came in, assuring them that, in fact, our female students at Lake Forest Academy are indeed having a similar, and in some ways better, experience at the Academy today than they would or Ferry Hall Advisory could have dreamed when they were Board Members Chair students at Ferry Hall.

Loretta Kalnow Kaplan ’73

Our female students at LFA are smart, energetic, active, engaged, and making the most of their experience at LFA. They see no limits to what they can accomplish, and they graduate with a strong sense of self, understanding that they have the ability to achieve and succeed at whatever they attempt.

After all, wasn’t that the way it was at Ferry Hall?

Mary Anne Ameter ’61 Anne E. Bloomberg ’59 Keena Dunn Clifford ’64 Janet Wemmer Crawford ’61 Dr. Evan Gaines DeRenzo ’69 Terry Hall ’67 Charlene Vala Laughlin ’64 Cecily Barnett Meers ’69 Pam Norris ’71 Happy Tomson Pross ’56 Ann Ridge ’71 Beth Petit Shaw ’75 Harriet Arpee Sherman ’54 Nancy How Speer ’59

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Ferry Hall Dorm construction is well underway! The 36 bed girls’ dormitory will include 4 faculty apartments and greatly improve the quality of housing for our female students. The dorm will also solidify the deep history shared with Ferry Hall and ensure the school’s legacy remains a part of Lake Forest Academy’s for future generations. The dorm is scheduled to open in January 2012. Remember, you may watch a play by play of the construction at: www.lfanet.org/construction.

(above) The progress on the construction of Ferry Hall Dorm, August 2011 South Hall on Ferry Hall campus circa 1950s

Have pictures from your dorm days? Share them with us!

Send them to Director of Communications, Alexandra Campbell. E-mail: acampbell@lfanet.org. Post mail: 1500 W. Kennedy Rd., Lake Forest, IL, 60045. Pictures will be shared online via Flickr.

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LFA Arts LFA Fine and Performing Arts

Calendar of Events Co-ax celebrated 25 years in the Spring. About 15 Co-ax alumni returned to LFA to rock out with their old band! (above) The spring musical “Sound of Music” featured LFA students and faculty children.

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October 13 and 14 Fall Play

January 19 and 20 Theater Concentration Performance

April 25 Vox Concert

October 15 Parents Weekend Concert

January 25 Chamber Concert

May 10 and 11 One Act Plays

November 18: 7:00 PM Vox Concert

February 23–25 Winter Musical

May 16 Chamber Concert

November 21 Co-ax Concert

Tuesday March 6 Oratorio Concert

May 21 Co-ax Concert

December 6 Holiday Concert

April 20 Faculty Talent Show

May 23 Pops Concert

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Sports Shorts Boys BasEball

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The boys varsity baseball team, coached by Dave Wick, went 7-12 this year. Three LFA varsity baseball players were named to the 2011 Pioneer Press All-Lake Shore Team: Eric Clamage ’11 (also named the team’s MVP), Keenan Johnson ’11, and Graham Wick ’12. Three graduating seniors will play in college: Clamage (Furman), Johnson (Indiana), and Nick Ustaski (Lawrence). Team awards included: Clamage (ace pitcher), Johnson (best defensive player and baserunner), Julian Rutkowski ’11 (most dedicated), Utaski (top power hitter), and Wick (top hitter).

The girls softball team, coached by Darrin Madeley, went 4-8 this year. Seniors Mariel Rogozinski, Jenna Madeley, Ose Jackson, Lizett Meraz, and Alexa Wilson led the team made up of 12 underclassmen. On the field Madeley, Melissa Mahoney ’13, Emily Meyer ’14, and Rogozinski led the way offensively each batting over .300. Beverly Li ’12 and Priscilla Shi ’12 carried the majority of the pitching duties.

Though the season record is not as impressive as hoped for, the team took on a number of bigger opponents and gave them a run for their money. With a roster of only twelve varsity players, including two freshmen and a sophomore, the team held their own against some perennial baseball powerhouses.

The seniors will be missed, but some younger players are moving up to take over.

Eric Bauer ’12

Girls Soccer The girls soccer team had a very successful year, although due Chicago weather they were unable to defend the Antioch Invitational or the LFA Soccer Classic. During the course of the season, the girls proved themselves by beating eventual 3 Regional Champions as well as a State Semi Finalist. The team once again solidified itself as one of the top small school teams in the state. This year’s team was senior driven with 8 senior starters: Joanie Davis, Lindsay Hanig, Kathleen Kennedy, Michelle Moon, Samantha Nelson, Ella Petersen, Erin Petersen, and Georgina Wagemann. We had great performances as well from our underclassmen Margaux Boles ’14, Sarah Clark ’12, Kate Diaz ’14, Corry Lane ’12, Erica Lewis ’12, Jaclyn Meyers ’13, Lauren Stevenson ’13, and Whitney Wright ’13. Wagemann won All Sectional Honors as well as All Lake County Honors and will be playing for Yale University next fall, both Davis and Nelson recieved Honorable Mention All Sectional, and Kennedy was the LFA MVP for the 2011 season.

Chinara Hill ’14

boys tennis Mother Nature proved to be a most formidable foe for the Caxy Tennis squad this spring. Though the weather prompted nine cancellations, the Caxys fared well in the matches they did get to play. In fact, the team posted a 6-3 record in headto-head contests and more than held their own in two larger invitationals. Senior captains David Lin, Rob McNerney, and Mark Yingling provided great leadership. A newcomer to the program, junior AJ Jayakumar, gamely took on the daunting task of playing in the one singles position all year. At two singles, freshman Andy Xia consistently demonstrated that he will be a force to reckon with during his LFA career. Junior Christian Buerkle and the trio of McNerney, Yingling, and Lin led the way in doubles action.

Mark Yingling ’11

track The girls track team finished 5-1. The girls had many great meets, including the Beloit Invitational, finishing 5th. Sophia Smith ’12 won the 1600 and 3200, and Nina Varilla ’12 also won a medal in the 800 at that meet. The girls also took 5th out of 11 teams at the Palmyra Invitational. Jessica Kaminski ’11 shined at this meet in particular. At the Lake County invitational, Smith finished 6th in the 3200, breaking her own school record. Other shining stars this season were Allie Cedergren ’13, Meg Kennedy ’13, Mercedes Nagel ’13, Beverly Onyekwuluje ’11, and Penny Tornes ’14.

The boys track team finished 4-1. The Palmyra Invitational was a highlight as the boys team took 2nd out of 10 teams.

Taylor Click ’12, Spencer Friske ’12, and Rickey Larke ’11 stood out at the meet. The boys team had a good meet at Beloit as well, with Matt Pinel ’12 taking 3rd in the discus.

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setting a new school record in the 800 (2nd place in the county) and Friske setting a new record in the 3200 run. Quai Chandler ’12 and Larke finished in the top 8 in the county in the both the 100 and 200 dashes.

The boys varsity volleyball team, coached by Jeff Bateman, was in a rebuilding year, ending the season with a 4-10 record.

It was a difficult task to replace six veteran seniors from the previous year. The Caxys played hard and had many shining moments of improvement. Matt Payne ’11, a first year player as a senior, learned the game fast and was voted the MVP. Brian Berry ’12, Casey Coulter ’12, and Will Stolarski ’12 were bright spots as outside hitters. Rich Barber ’12, a first year player, learned the game quickly and was an impact player in the middle hitter position. Kyle Skinner ’13 did a nice job setting for the team throughout the season. Frank Senese ’12 was a solid force as a defensive specialist in the back row. Zach Fader ’11 was the most improved player this year and was able to play all the way around both offensively and defensively. The team looks forward to the 2011-2012 season and the return of many solid players.

Matt Goad ’12 set a school record in the 100 dash at a different meet this season.

The 4 x 200 team of Chandler, Click, Mantas Ivanauskas ’13, and Larke set a school record. Meanwhile Click, Friske, Ivanauskas, and Jason Santos ’14 set a new record in the 4 x 800. Chandler, Click, Ivanauskas, and Larke set a new record in the 4 x 400 relay.

Sophia Smith ’12

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Student-Athletes Honored at Awards Banquet Congratulations to the following students who earned special recognition for their athletic skills at this year’s Athletic Banquet May 26.

Freshman Male Athlete of the Year: Tyler Madeley ’14 Freshman Female Athlete of the Year: Margaux Boles ’14 Sophomore Male Athlete of the Year: Josh Casper ’13 Sophomore Female Athlete of the Year: Lauren Stevenson ’13 Junior Male Athlete of the Year: Faith Ekakitie ’12 Junior Female Athlete of the Year: Sophia Smith ’12 Senior Male Athlete of the Year: Rickey Larke ’11 Senior Female Athlete of the Year: Kathleen Kennedy ’11 Sandra Bolz Memorial Fan Award: Toby and Sylvia Davis Annual Awards Senior Track Award:

Dohr Award for Leadership: Stuart Award (Coaches’ Award):

Graham Harwood ’11 Jessica Kaminsky ’11 Henry Lopez ’11 Taylor Jenkins ’11

Fall MVP Boys Varsity Soccer: MVP Boys Varsity Golf: MVP Boys Varsity Football: MVP Boys Varsity Cross Country: MVP Girls Varsity Swimming: MVP Girls Varsity Tennis: MVP Girls Varsity Field Hockey: MVP Girls Varsity Cross Country: MVP Girls Varsity Cheerleading: MVP Girls Varsity Volleyball:

Christian Lomeli ’13 Thomas Byrne ’11 Quai Chandler ’12 Austin Pejovich ’12 Jenna Madeley ’11 Joan Davis ’11 Natasha Patel ’11 Sophia Smith ’12 Jessica Kaminsky ’11 Ella Petersen ’11

Winter MVP Boys Varsity Basketball: MVP Prep Hockey: MVP Boys Varsity Hockey: MVP Boys Varsity Wrestling: MVP Boys Varsity Swimming: MVP Varsity Squash: MVP Girls Varsity Hockey: MVP Girls Varsity Basketball: MVP Boys Winter Track: MVP Girls Winter Track:

Dylan Ennis ’11 Charlie O’Connor ’11 Kurt Hanebrink ’13 Matt Payne ’11 Philbert Tong ’12 Rob McNerney ’11 Kailee Heidersbach ’11 Lauren Clamage ’13 Taylor Click ’12 Lexi DeYoung ’12

Spring MVP Boys Varsity Baseball: MVP Boys Varsity Volleyball: MVP Boys Varsity Track: MVP Boys Varsity Tennis: MVP Girls Varsity Track: MVP Girls Varsity Softball: MVP Girls Varsity Soccer:

Eric Clamage ’11 Matt Payne ’11 Rickey Larke ’11 Rob McNerney ’11 Sophia Smith ’12 Mariel Rogozinski ’11 Kathleen Kennedy ’11

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INTERSECTIONS:

LFA Launches

Cross-Curricular Program for 9th Graders

By Alexandra Campbell

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“ The more connections a student has to a piece of material, the more likely s/he is to remember that particular lesson”

—explains Phil Schwartz, Academic Dean

This concept is the cornerstone for the new interdisciplinary program debuting for ninth graders this fall.

The Freshman Foundation in the Arts, a program first begun in 2003, is a required course for all ninth graders, and seemed a natural place to begin cross-curricular exploration.

“We really wanted to explore how the arts could support what other subjects are teaching, and also allow more cross-over between the visual and performing arts,” explains art teacher Lauren Fowler.

The Freshman Foundation in the Arts will have ninth graders in various sections working on similar projects— projects that support the work being done in their other classes. FFA teachers plan to particularly utilize the flexibility of their curricula to support other subject matters.

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This summer, a group of teachers from across various disciplines spent a significant amount of time investigating “cross-overs” in their subject areas and planning their ninth grade curriculum to capitalize on those “cross-overs.”

What do the visual arts have to do with mathematics? More than you might think. Are there parallels one can draw between English and physics?

Absolutely.

“Different teachers are working together than would normally work together,” relates photography instructor Nick Smith. He believes this will deepen and enrich each student’s learning experience, because his/her teachers will know what’s going on in other classes.

The idea to explore more interdisciplinary teaching at LFA stemmed from a professional development opportunity. In 2009, Dr. Kathie Nunely visited the school and gave a talk to the faculty about the adolescent brain, and how reinforcing concepts through various subject matters increases the likelihood that a student will gain mastery of that concept.

One concept that will be explored this fall is symbolism. In English 9, each class learns about symbolism and how that plays itself out in literature. Additionally, the arts will study symbolism used in Chinese and Islamic calligraphy while learning to create their own symbols with sumi brushes and India ink. Students studying Chinese will look at representations of symbolism in Chinese literature. Math students will see how mathematical concepts are symbolized. As Smith explains, it’s coming at the concept from multiple avenues, rather than just one.

“I hope that this program will make a significant difference for this group of kids and be beneficial to them at this point in their development” Smith explains.

Fowler is most looking forward to the connections between subject areas that she hopes her students point out to her, ones that perhaps the teachers hadn’t thought of.

“I went to a big public high school so we had nothing like this,” remarks Fowler, “it’s really exciting to be a part of planning it.”

Stay tuned to the school website for developments on the program.

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Mark your calendars for Homecoming and Reunion weekend on September 23–24, 2011! We hope to see you back on campus for the festivities!

The Alumni Council has made great strides to link our alumni back to LFA due in large part to close coordination with LFA’s External Relations Department.

While a number of these changes were highlighted in my last Review article, several merit further detail and explanation.

If you have not been to the new LFA website, you absolutely must check it out at: www.lfanet.org. There is a video with a description of the new website and instructions on how to use it at: www.lfanet.org/howto.

For alumni, you can reach the following alumni-related content without logging in to your LFA account at: www.lfanet.org/alumni. n n n Chris Freeburg Chairman, Alumni Council & Trustee

Alumni Council Members Derek E. Bagley ’06 Colin C. Campbell ’56 John R. Canning Jr. ’91 Patrick J. Carroll ’87 Carter Chapman ’94 Charles T. Cooper ’96 Emily Sammon Curtis ’91 Jessica P. Douglas ’96 Myron K. Ford ’83 Courtney Franz Adank ’81 Christopher E. Freeburg ’90 Gail Gadberry ’85 Dana M. Gill ’83 Jordan Grossman ’97 Terry L. Hall ’67 Michele Ihlanfeldt ’89 Duane C. Jackson ’01 Scott W. Kaeser ’96 Mark W. Karstrom ’80 Jeffrey B. Keller ’87 Darren D. Kelly ’00 K. Scott Meloun ’77 Andrea Nelson ’96 Nicholas D. Pateros ’96 Suzanne Schlemmer ’93 Amish S. Shah ’92 Richard B. Young ’04

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By logging in to your LFA account you can access additional alumni-related content. For those new to logging in, please click “Log In”, then “First Time Logging In” and then enter your email address or contact Nancy Bateman at: nbateman@lfanet.org. The additional content via login includes: n n n n n n n n

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@LFAcad

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Update your user profile and contact information Search for classmates in the Alumni Directory Submit personal class notes for The Review Maintain a list of your regular LFA Contacts Join LFA Groups such as your Reunion class Change your email notifications View the school and events calendar Read updated News on LFA

We also have many great options for Alumni in terms of social networking.

Please join LFA’s new LinkedIn group (www.linkedin.com) for personal and professional networking with your classmates! LFA also recently established a Facebook page (www.facebook.com/lakeforestacademy) and a Twitter account (@LFAcad) for additional networking opportunities. You may also view photos and videos from myriad campus events at www.flickr.com/photos/lakeforestacademy.

I would like to welcome our six new Alumni Council members and seven new Committee members. We are very excited to have these energetic, dedicated and motivated alums to help guide the future of alumni relations at LFA! We sincerely thank all of those who contributed to the Academy Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011. Thanks to a lot of hard work and extremely dedicated constituents, our fiscal 2011 Academy Fund goal was met! Thank you very much for your generosity! And please do not forget to make your fiscal 2012 Academy Fund contribution!

Finally, be sure to mark your calendars for Homecoming and Reunion weekend on September 23–24, 2011. We hope to see you back on campus for the festivities!

Warmest regards, Chris Freeburg Chair, Alumni Council & Trustee

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What Do I Do NOW?

By Jack Schweighauser ’11

“ I’d like to think that I’m going off to college feeling pretty comfortable in my own skin, thanks to LFA.” After switching gears from the frenzy of AP exams, end of year concerts, and all the graduation events, I’ve finally had a chance to reflect on my experience at LFA and where it has taken me. I’ve been lucky enough to spend some time traveling in Europe this summer after graduation, and have also been volunteering as a counselor at the Nuestro camp. LFA’s emphasis on community service led me to start a program teaching guitar to elementary school kids at the Nuestro Center my junior year, so I jumped at the chance to continue working with some of the same kids I had gotten to know through my lessons at this summer’s camp in Highwood. I hope to find a way to continue using my musical talents in the local community surrounding Williams College, which I will be attending this fall.

When I began the college search process, I was looking to duplicate many of the things I found at LFA, including challenging academics, small class size, close relationships inside and outside the classroom with teachers, the freedom to explore new opportunities and the chance to step out of my comfort zone. Williams was a perfect fit (especially with its Oxford-style tutorial program), and my four years here at LFA have prepared me well for that type of liberal arts education. The amazing opportunities I’ve

had performing on stage with Co-ax and the orchestra, acting and singing in the winter musical, conducting all-school morning meetings as a Prefect, or preparing and debating political arguments in the “We the People” competition have all given me incredible confidence. I’d like to think that I’m going off to college feeling pretty comfortable in my own skin, thanks to LFA. Although I’m hoping to try a number of new subjects in college such as geology or religion, I’ll likely double major in math or economics/political economy and music, areas of study that I really enjoyed at LFA. Additionally, I’ve decided to study Spanish (after finishing a full cycle of French at LFA) in order to improve my language skills with the kids I teach. I’m planning to continue my study of guitar and trumpet, and take advantage of all the musical performance opportunities Williams has to offer. Right now, however, my biggest challenge is figuring out how to fit all my instruments in my parents’ car for the drive out to Massachusetts.

What will I miss most about LFA? All those crazy nicknames my friends and I came up with for our favorite faculty. I think I may have to come back and share them!

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Ann Woodard Lehman If the real estate market stops its slide I will get my house sold—try to adjust to the idea of no woods and no water—go back to Des Moines where I grew up, my children grew up and some still live there. I am healthy, walk my dogs every day and am grateful for my of gardening, friends and good books.

Chris Holland thanks LFA for all of the enrichment and opportunity that it has afforded him.

He remember especially people like Tom and Bondy Hodgkins, Bill Dolbee, Peter Braverman, his dear friends and his crew, the Prefects, for making his time at LFA worthwhile.

Andy Miller Having recently graduated from McGill University with a major in History and two minors in Spanish and International Relations, Andrew Miller will be attending the One-Year Bachelor of Journalism Program at King’s College, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada this fall. He is interning at the Pritzker Military Museum this summer.

1950 Chuck MacNab has published an independent conservative oriented blog, RiteOn.org for 10 years. He welcomes viewers and comments.

Jonathan Schulz On March 31, 2011 we welcomed our second son, Theodore (Teddy) Craft Schulz. He and his older brother, Henry, continue to be spoiled by their uncles, Bill ’94 and Alfred ’01.

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Dave Ayers lives in Florida 8 months a year and in Wisconsin the remaining 4. He is enjoying retirement and plays golf three days a week while in Florida.

Diamond Weathersby Diamond earned her Master of Arts Management degree (MAM) from Columbia College Chicago in May 2011 and fellow comrades Hussien and Shamsideen Musa were among the family and friends to attend the ceremony and the celebratory dinner following the art-infused ceremony!

1978 Tom Wood has now lived in Japan for 11 years.

He reports that the past year has been difficult with the earthquake and all, but the country is rebuilding. His kids are growing up fast, now 12, 11, 6, and 5. He is in his 25th year at Morgan Stanley.

Cappy Lau Pontrelli hosted her parents “Dick and Jayne” from Abu Dhabi, UAE for a summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Lau work at the Petroleum Institute University in Abu Dhabi teaching Chemistry and English respectively.

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2010 Charlie Nesler just completed his first year at Macalester College where he was on the dean’s list both semesters. He is currently in Spain, where he is studying Flamenco guitar at the Taller Flamenco Conservatory in Seville.

2005 Asona Lui Asona received her master’s in biology from Chicago State University. She presented her thesis to the American Association of Immunologists in San Francisco in April. In August, she began at University of Kansas’ seven year dual degree program to earn her MD/PhD.

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Moving Up

By Georgiana Wagemann ’11 While most people reflect on their high school graduation as the central moment symbolizing their journey, what stands out most in my mind is Move Up Day. As I was walking with my class toward the seats labeled “Alumni,” it was impossible to believe that in three short months we would be heading off to college.

Despite the nerves culminating from the unpredictability that the next few months would present, I was comforted by the fact that I was now an alumna and I would always remain a part of the community that propelled me towards realizing my collegiate goals.

For many reasons, my experiences at LFA are what helped me make the ultimate decision regarding college. The Academy taught me to appreciate the benefits of small class sizes, to feel comfortable asking teachers for help, and to maintain one’s independence while simultaneously being included in a larger communityall qualities that I value in a university. Still, what really drove me to choose Yale was the experience of playing a varsity sport at LFA. Because I had played club soccer throughout my elementary and middle school years, the idea of playing soccer with my classmates was completely foreign to me. As an intimidated newcomer my freshman year, I not only played soccer with my freshmen friends, but also met older girls that could teach us the ropes. Heading straight from classes to Sonia’s snack bar and then to the Crown Center to gear up for a game showed me how much I enjoy the interconnectedness between academics and athletics. I found the same quality in Yale and look forward to both utilizing its academic resources and playing soccer in a competitive program.

Personally, the little memories of the Academy are the ones that will prove the most lasting.

“ I was now an alumna and I would always remain a part of the community that propelled me towards realizing my collegiate goals.”

The all-school handshakes, lunches with friends at Hutch and free periods in the senior square (or in the garden on a hot spring afternoon) are just a few. I am most excited about seeing my friends, who spent all those times with me, continue with their journeys and excel at their

respective schools. Although it will be difficult to say goodbye to friends, I know that they hold the same valued memories and that none of us will ever be able to truly say goodbye to each other or to LFA.

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in memoriam

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Making a

Planned Gift

to Lake Forest Academy

Legacy gifts are a great way to show your appreciation to your alma mater and to ensure the school’s financial security for years to come.

It’s simple to make a legacy gift to LFA. You can include a charitable bequest to LFA in your will (gifts of assets include cash, stock, real estate, etc.), list the school as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or retirement account, or arrange for a life income gift, such as a charitable remainder trust or gift annuity.

For more information about making a gift to the Academy in your will, visit the planned giving page of the LFA website at: http:// lfanet.plannedgifts.org or contact Dean of External Relations Marina Krejci at: mkrejci@ lfanet.org or (847) 615-3223.

If you have already made arrangements to leave a legacy gift to the Academy, please contact us so that we can recognize you in the Richards & Tremain Society, the planned giving society at LFA. Thank you so much for remembering the Academy in your estate plans!

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John “Jack” Foster Bales, II, of Highstown, New Jersey, died June 3, 2011. He was 100. After graduating from the Academy, Jack went on to graduate Magna Cum Laude from Princeton University in 1934. At Princeton, Jack starred as an All-American tail back on the University’s undefeated National Champion football team of 1933. Jack then joined the Prophylactic Brush Company as a junior sales trainee and traveled through the South during the Depression selling tooth and hair brushes to drug stores. In 1944, he was hired by Johnson & Johnson as the Director of their Tek Division and rose to the position of Executive Vice President of its TekHughes subsidiary. At the height of his business career, Jack served as Chairman and President of Yardley of London, Inc., headquartered in New York City, and was the architect of the “London Look,” which swept the cosmetic industry in the 1960s. After his business career, Jack immersed himself in community affairs.

For many years he served as a Trustee and Vice President of the Princeton Public Library and as President of the Friends of the Library. Jack is remembered as a strong and thoughtful man with a wonderful common touch, quick wit, and gracious manner. He spent his life fully engaged in the lives of others, and he left an indelible impact on his family and many friends and on his wide range of community and business interests. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jean. Jack is survived by 3 children, 7 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.

1935 William “Bill” J. Croker, Jr., of Iowa City, Iowa, died April 21, 2011. He was 92. After graduation from the Academy, Bill graduated from Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism where he was a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity. At Northwestern, he met his wife, Mary Esther Moulton, who hired him as a sports reporter for the Daily Northwestern and accompanied him on their first date to the sixday bicycle races. Bill became the night sports editor and an announcer on Northwestern Radio in 1937. After graduation, he was a news editor at WGN Chicago radio station and spent sixteen straight hours covering the attack on Pearl Harbor. Later, he was the program direc-

tor and head announcer at Marquette, MI. In 1943, he returned as the news editor at WGN and then transitioned to the newly established Chicago Sun-Times, Sun Radio Air Edition, and later the Associated Press (AP) Chicago Bureau.

Also in 1943, he entered the Army and served in the Pacific in the 40th Division. Post-war he returned to the Associated Press and covered the Truman White House as an AP correspondent. In 1948, he was founding manager of radio station KDEC in Decorah, Iowa. Subsequently, he served as advertising manager of the Dubuque Telegraph Herald. Bill was the advertising manager of Sun Newspapers in the Minneapolis, MN, and relocated to Grundy Center, Iowa, where he was the advertising director of the Iowa Farm Bureau Spokesman until his retirement. Bill was an avid golfer, squash, table tennis, tennis player and lover of Big Bands.

He served as president of several local Rotary Club International chapters and was an active member of Presbyterian churches in Dubuque, Grundy Center and Iowa City. Bill is survived by is wife, and 2 children. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Barbara.

1945 James “Jim” Kenneth Gourley, Sr., of Kenosha, Wisconsin, died June 22, 2011. He was 83.

At Lake Forest Academy he captained the 1945 baseball team. In 1944 and 1945 he had try outs with the Chicago Cubs. Jim worked at the Southport Lumber Company, a family owned business. In 1966, he established Lawn Masters, Inc. He also built the first fast oil change business in 1970. He patented Westmac residential core aerators sold in 44 states and Canada. He served as president of the Photomark Corp., establishing Fotomats in the Midwest. As a member of the Lake Forest Academy Alumni Council, he served for several years as its treasurer. He established the Kiwanis Boys Baseball League, was a member of the Elks Lodge 750, and a charter member of the Kiwanis Club of Western Kenosha. In 1969, he was named the Kiwanis Man of the Year. He loved to spend his spare time with his wife and family at their Twin Lakes home and on their boat. He is survived by his wife, Mary; his daughter; 3 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; 4 step-children; 9 stepgrandchildren; and 3 step-great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his sister.

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Donald “Don” P. Rothschild, of Ft. Myers, Florida, died February 28, 2011. He was 83. After graduating from the Academy, Don went on to study law at Toledo University Law School and pursue graduate studies at Harvard University.

He taught at George Washington University and New York Law School. Don was a renowned Labor Arbitrator having established the first Consumer Protection Clinic at George Washington University. He was an artist and author having written half dozen books on Labor and Consumer Law as well as memoirs and a novel. His other activities included being a member of BIG Arts of Sanibel, a member of one of the writers groups on Sanibel, Current Events Discussion Group on Sanibel, and Temple Bat Yam where he had served as a former Board Member. He is survived by his wife Ruth; 3 children; and 4 grandchildren.

1948 Nancy Ehrlicher Goad, of Evanston, died on June 30, 2011. She was 82. Nancy graduated from Ferry Hall in 1948. Her family was her primary joy. She is survived by her husband, John; 3 children; 9 grandchildren; and 5 greatgrandchildren.

1952 Eleanor “Onie” Feight Flood, of Flowood, Missouri, died May 19, 2010. She was 76. Onie attended Ferry Hall and went on to Bennett College. Eleanore was a long time member of First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, Missouri.

She was a member of the Junior League, helped start the Pro’s at the First Presbyterian church, and worked on many committees with the First Presbyterian Day School. She was also a long standing member of the Women in the Church and was honored with a Life Membership award. She is survived by her husband, John; 6 children; and 11 grandchildren.

1955 Reginald “Reg” Michael Norris, Jr., of Sharon, Connecticut, died April 21, 2011. He was 74.

Following graduation from the Academy, Reg completed his military service obligation. He then pursued a business degree at New York University. He worked over the years for Banker’s

Trust, REA Express, Diversified Mortgage Investors, Interway, and Transamerica. For the past 20 years, he worked as a consultant helping small companies with financial and partnership issues. He is survived by his wife, Sue; 2 sons; and 2 grandchildren.

The school has just been made aware of the deaths of the following individuals, listed by class year. Our heartfelt condolences go out to family, friends, and classmates.

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Jeanette Smith Church ’34 DOD August 11, 2007

Maureen “Reenie” Lindsay Northam, of Arcadia, Florida, died June 23, 2011. She was 62. No further information is available.

1970 Patricia “Pat” Tilley Anderson, of Lynn Center, died November 11, 2011. She was 58. She is survived by her husband, Ronald; 2 sons; and 3 grandchildren.

George Gill ’33 DOD February 25, 2009

Jane Calkins Egan ’34 DOD December 17, 2009 Marge Nielson Tubman ’35 DOD April 7, 2008 Jo Ley Auker ’37 DOD May 16, 2008 Margaret Hurlbutt Wolf ’39 DOD December 17, 2007 Mark Pendleton ’41 DOD July 8, 2009 Russ Wenzlau ’41 DOD May 21, 2009 Murray Sheridan ’42 DOD November 30, 2007 Dorothy Hefter Shapiro ’43 DOD June 17, 2008 Dorothy Hinchcliff Tyree ’43 DOD April 30, 2009 Bob Hine ’44 DOD November 15, 2007 Helen Waldie Hicks ’46 DOD January 18, 2008 Betty Brintall Wilson ’47 DOD January 1, 2009 Thomas W. Vredenburgh ’52 DOD April 1, 2007 Bonnie Beard Stoeckel ’55 DOD May 11, 2009 Bob Brown ’68 DOD October 25, 2006 Thomas Wheeland Vredenburgh ’77 DOD May 31, 2007

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30 Years from Apples to iPads

By Rita MacAyeal ’87, Archivist and Research Librarian (above) PDP-11 computer and DecScope terminal in the LFA computer lab, circa late 1970s

As LFA launches its one-to-one iPad program this fall for students and faculty, it happens to be exactly 30 years since the school’s first “Apple upgrade,” 1980s-style.

In 1981, LFA abandoned its circa 1977 model PDP-11 computer with three terminals for a lab full of Bell & Howell Apple II Plus microcomputers. These new Apple IIs each had an 8 bit 6502 CPU running at one megahertz, 48KB of memory, and a 5 ¼ inch floppy drive holding 140KB. While this is primitive by today’s standards, it was state-of-the-art back then!

At that time, U.S. schools were required to purchase microcomputers that were UL certified, which excluded the Apple II Plus because it failed to automatically power down when its case was opened. To reach the education market, Apple licensed Bell & Howell to put Apple II Plus models in cases that met UL requirements for sale to schools. These Bell & Howell designed cases were black rather than beige, and became known as the “Black Apples” or “Darth Vader” models.

Stayed tuned for news on LFA’s new iPad program in the Winter Review, December 2011.

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Annual Report of Giving lake forest academy

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2010

Dear Alumni/ae, Parents, and Friends of LFA, Thank You! Your incredible support of LFA is what enables our school to continue to achieve ever increasing levels of success. We should all be very proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish together. This year we have special cause for celebration as we’ve hit our goal and can boast the second most successful Academy Fund in the school’s history! Wow. Thank You! We are especially grateful to all of you who so clearly demonstrate your belief in this wonderful school and do so much to help it grow stronger and prosper for future generations. The contributions of your time, talent, and treasure are what make this school exceptional, educationally vibrant, and financially sustainable. We see your good work on campus as active volunteers. We see your commitment to LFA at home and around the world as you attend alumni events and stay connected to one another and seize every opportunity to give back. We see that you are committed to making LFA an even better school tomorrow than it is today.

And, in this instance, we say thank you for keeping those Ferry Hall and Academy memories alive by keeping LFA at the top of your philanthropic priorities and by doing so, ensuring that an LFA education remains innovative and student-centered. There are so many examples of how your support directly impacts the student experience on campus. Please come and see what a difference you are making, it is truly inspirational. (better yet...bring someone along with you and show them what you’re accomplishing!)

On behalf of the entire school community, please accept my most sincere gratitude for making this year a wonderful success! It is so exciting to think about all we can accomplish as we go forward from here. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Jeffrey B. Keller ’87 Chair, Board of Trustees

Table of Contents

Revenue and Expenses

1

Parents Honor Roll

13

Matching Gift Companies

17

Gala Funds Support Faculty Housing

2

Grandparents Honor Roll

14

Academy Fund

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Consecutive Giving Honor Roll

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Parents of Alumni Honor Roll

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Endowment Fund

18

Cornerstone Society Honor Roll

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Life Trustees

14

Planned Giving

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Young Alumni Cornerstone Society

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Faculty and Staff Honor Roll

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Ways to Make a Gift

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Honor and Memorial Gifts

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Friends Honor Roll

16

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Businesses and Foundations

16

Alumni Honor Roll

Every effort was made to include all those who contributed during the 2010–11 year. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

Please contact the External Relations Office with questions or corrections at: (847) 615-3212 or nbateman@lfanet.org. Thank you.

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August 22 Lake Forest Academy opened its 154th year with record enrollment of 409.

409

August 23 The All-School Handshake tradition continued in the formal gardens.

Revenue and Expenses

Income Fiscal Year 2011 Endowment Draw

4.8%

$973,000

Charitable Giving

9.7%

$1,937,000

Rental and Other Income

10.5%

$2,118,000

Tuition and Academic Fees

75.0% $15,115,000

TOTAL

100% $20,143,000

expenses Fiscal Year 2011 Faculty Professional Development and Travel

3.5%

$690,000

Grounds, Maintenance, and Debt Service

16.8%

$3,383,000

Financial Aid

16.9%

$3,413,000

Operations

24.2%

$4,877,000

Salaries and Benefits

38.6%

$7,775,000

TOTAL

100% $20,138,000

2010–11 Tuition

Day Boarding International Fee

Financial Aid

30% of students enrolled received financial aid

$31,000 $42,000 $1,800

The numbers listed here are unaudited figures for fiscal year 2010–11.

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September 4 Varsity Football took on Mt. Carmel in a televised game on the LFA campus

September 5 Girls Varsity Hockey won their division at the Gateway Invitational Tournament.

September 22 Lake Forest Academy celebrated Ferry Hall Day, recognizing the 141st anniversary for the girls’ school.

Gala Funds Support Faculty Housing “I think I want to keep my walls pretty bare, just a couple of pictures,” explains Angela Zhou of her design plans for her new room.

The Jiang/Zhou family—consisting of Chinese instructor Ivy Jiang, her husband Liangfu Zhou and their two daughters Katie, 13, and Angela, 11,— just moved into one of the two newly renovated North Cottages on campus.

The renovations of the now three bedroom, two and a half bath homes were funded entirely by money raised at the Spring Gala in April.

At the heart of the LFA experience, is the close connections between faculty and students.

Ivy relates that she loves living on campus because of how well she gets to know the students—even those not taking Chinese.

Providing excellent faculty housing allows LFA to attract and retain the highest caliber teachers from diverse backgrounds. It is also the cornerstone of the close-knit community feeling on campus. Currently, housing is only available for about 69% of faculty. Remaining true to its boarding school culture, the school hopes to increase this percentage over the coming years.

This is possible, of course, with the tremendous support of donors.

The overwhelming response from donors at the Spring Gala showed clearly that the members of our community are committed to providing excellent faculty housing.

The $555,568 raised is a testament to the commitment from the school’s donors and the school is incredibly grateful.

Additionally, funds were used to expand seating in The Cressey Theater to better accommodate the now larger LFA community.

As for the Jiang/Zhous, they’re enjoying settling into their new, larger place.

A space that was reserved for a dining room table may soon be filled with an additional piano as the girls­—both pianists—like to play duets, each on her own instrument.

(l to r) Chinese instructor Ivy Jiang with her daughters Angela and Katie in front of their newly renovated house on campus.

Ivy adds, “I’d just like to say how grateful we are to the donors and the school for making this possible.”

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September 23 & 24 Fiction writer Daniyal Muennuddin visited campus. He sat in on classes and spoke to the community as a part of the Head of School Symposium topic India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.

October 1–2 Lake Forest Academy welcomed back alumni from across generations for reunion weekend. The classes of 1960 celebrated their 50th reunion!

Consecutive Giving Honor Roll Lake Forest Academy honors those loyal individuals who have made consecutive gifts to the school over a period of time. We salute you for your faithful and stalwart support of the Academy and its mission.

25+ Years Mr. Stanley D. Anderson Jr. ’47 Mr. David Aubrey ’44 Mr. John F. Bales II ’30++ Mr. James F. Barr ’49 Mr. Donald R. Bell ’67 Drs. Giuseppe and Elizabeth Bertani Ph.D. (Elizabeth Teegarden ’49) Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Black (Anne Winton ’71) Maj. and Mrs. Harrison N. Bowes ’51 Mr. Claude W. Brenner ’44 Ms. Muriel A. Burnet ’40 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Callison ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chisholm (Gertrude Kalnow ’74) Mr. and Mrs. John P. Classen ’62 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crane (Margaret Kerwin ’49) Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Damour ’58 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dienner ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Dozois ’84 Mr. N. Boyd Ecker ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Eldridge Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet A. Fairfield (Susan Skoog ’77) Mrs. Betsy McAlvin Farwell ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Gedge ’69 Dr. William O. Gentry ’49 Mr. and Mrs. W. Douglas Gilpin Jr. ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Graham ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Havey (Jill Taubensee ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hellyer ’52 Mr. and Mrs. William Hethcock (Phebe Carter ’54) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirsheimer ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hodgkins ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Kaplan ’72 (Loretta Kalnow ’73) Ms. Ruth D. Kohler ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Laidlaw ’40 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Leopold (Janet Wilkinson ’61) Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Louer ’63 Mr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzie ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Mayer ’61 Mr. and Mrs. David G. Miller (Kathryn Powell ’64) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Patterson (Nancy Pollock ’72)

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Penn ’68 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Poole Jr. ’49 Mr. William C. Reuling ’57 Ms. Mary A. Sanford ’51 Mr. Joe W. Silverman ’49 Mr. Donald L. Solomon ’50 and Dr. Deirdre M. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Stevens ’60 Mr. and Mrs. John O. Todd Jr. ’46 Mr. E. Scott Vaile ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Vernon ’79 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vernon Jr. ’50 Dr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Wetzel ’67 Mr. and Mrs. H. Curtis White ’50 20–24 Years Mr. and Mrs. Robert Churchill (Elizabeth Andrews ’87) Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Clifford (Keena Dunn ’64) Mr.++ and Mrs. William J. Croker Jr. ’35 Ms. Judy Datesman Mr. William B. Dolbee and Ms. Sue Peecher Ms. Liz Farwell ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Flinn ’76 Dr. and Mrs. Randall K. Holmes ’58 Mr. and Mrs. A. John Huss Jr. ’58 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Kamin ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Krakora ’82 Mr. and Mrs. John Madden Jr. ’47 Mr. Kelly L. Perine ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Sherwin (Carla Kappmeyer ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sidles (Ann Stebbins ’54) Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey H. Smart ’90 Mrs. Nancy How Speer ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart G. Swift ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Kirby L. Von Kessler ’50 15–19 Years Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Addoms ’57 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Andreas ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Barton Jr. ’57 Ms. Nancy L. Crawford ’67 Ms. Marie Clemens Demchak ’54 Mr. Merrill J. Ferguson ’72 and Ms. Shauna A. Barry-Ferguson Drs. Rebecca D. Gilbert Hills ’85 and James R. Hills

Mrs. Marilyn Hays Hopkins ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ireland ’55 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kinsella (Jeanette Cullinane ’57) Mrs. Grace J. Lee-Park ’83 and Mr. Eric Park Mr. and Mrs. James R. MacAyeal (Rita Schulien ’87) Drs. Robert and Kathryn McFarland Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal and Ms. Susan Cellmer Mr. and Mrs. Hiram M. Nowlan Jr. ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Osborn (Sarah Penney ’53) Mr. and Mrs. Rodger A. Owen ’68 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Perkins Jr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pugliese Mr. Robert A. Schoellhorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Schwartz (Susan Childers ’65) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Suiter ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Sullivan ’96 Mr. George M. Sus ’35 Mr. and Mrs. Reuel A. Sutton ’51 10–14 Years Ms. Sara J. Anderson ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Apeland ’51 Mr. and Mrs. David G. Ayers ’65 Mr. Thomas S. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. David L. Calfee Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Carroll ’87 Drs. Kerry and Robert Cedergren Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Cleveland (Laurie Cooper ’90) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Collins ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Corwin ’95 Dr. and Mrs. William F. Courter Jr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Cummings ’62 Mr. J. Dade Darby ’72 and Dr. Jean M. Silvestri Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Delaney Ms. Jessica P. Douglas ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dryfoos Mr. Howard S. Dubin ’50 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Austin T. Fragomen, Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Freeman (Rebecca Makkai ’95) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fuller III Mr. Harry F. Giles ’62 Mrs. Constance Pember Godfrey ’47 Mr. and Mrs. David F. Gorter Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gries (Sarah Proudfoot ’63)

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg R. Hague ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Hall ’53 Mr. Douglas W. Hamilton ’93 Mrs. Gloria W. Harper The Reverend and Mrs. A. Morgan Hickenlooper ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Hill Dr. and Mrs. John Ireland ’88 (Nell Bruen ’88) Mr. and Mrs. David N. Jackson ’55 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. George W. James (Lyda Hayes ’47) Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Jaros ’70 Mr. Scott W. Kaeser ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Keller ’87 Mr. Thomas B. Kelley ’65 and Ms. Linda Molner Ms. Ruth A. Keyso Mr. and Mrs. E. Jeffrey Konker ’66 Mr. Randall W. Larrimore Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Less Dr. Nason Lui and Mrs. Monique Pittman-Lui Dr. and Mrs. George Matula ’53 Mr. K. Scott Meloun ’77 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mengel Mr. Karl N. Mortensen ’64 Col. and Mrs. James C. Murray ’32 Dr. Kathryn Smart Mursau ’93 and Mr. Chris Mursau Mr. and Mrs. Rollin B. Norris (Margo Pinney ’54) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Nowakowski (Elizabeth Greene ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Olstad ’66 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Parker ’81 Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Patterson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Rosenfield Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Rost ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Ryan Jr. ’48 Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Schell ’65 Dr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Simonds ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle C. Sitterly Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Sparrow ’75 Mr. Charles P. Stathas ’51 Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Steveson Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Stowe (Heidi Snow ’61) Dr. and Mrs. John A. Strudwick Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stuart ’59 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Swift III ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Tennyson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vobach (Isabella Waldie ’48) Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Waddell continued...

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October 14 Boys Varsity Soccer team won their game against cross town rival, Lake Forest High School.

October 14–15 LFA performing arts presented “Romeo & Juliet.”

October 17 LFA hosted the 2nd annual Harvest Run to raise money to support the school wide community service project Harvesting Hope.

Consecutive Giving Honor Roll continued Mr. Frederick H. Waddell Jr. ’01 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Webb Mrs. and Mrs. Ben D. Williams (Virginia Greene ’81) Mrs. Gina H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Wood Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike S. Zafirovski 5–9 Years Ms. Jeanne F. Abboud ’78 and Mr. Paul Harrison Mrs. Anne Alexander Adams ’69 and Mr. Joe Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Ahern ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Andersen ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Anderson ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Baker ’66 Dr. and Mrs. Kent W. Barber Jr. ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Barthel (Martha Thomas ’52) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Beard ’52 Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt F. Bowman ’48 Dr. William W. Bremer ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brown ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Colin C. Campbell ’56 Mr. John R. Canning Jr. ’91 Dr. and Mrs. Allen Carlins Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cavanaugh (Cynthia Lee ’87) Mr. and Mrs. Randolph L. Chakerian ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Murray Chalmers (Ellen Pertain ’65) Mr. Carter Chapman ’94 Mr. Plamen P. Chavdarov and Ms. Stefka G. Choumanova Drs. Rao and Chinni Chilamkurti Mr. Sang-Jo Cho and Mrs. Ji Hee Shin Mr. and Mrs. George Chopivsky Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Henrik M. Clausen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Clements (Melanie Youderian ’72) Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Coburn Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Coe ’96 Mr. Jesse A. Cohen ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Conrad ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Cooper ’96 Ms. Frances K. Crane ’05 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Crown Mr. and Mrs. David B. Curren ’67 Dr. Seth Dabney IV ’68 and Mrs. Debby Chessin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Darnell Mr. and Mrs. J. Tobin Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dempsey ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Duckworth Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Eggers ’45 4

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Mr. Paul R. Eggert ’71 and Mrs. Stacey Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ellis ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Emery Mr. and Mrs. John D. Epstein Mr. James E. Erbs and Ms. Margaret S. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Evans ’49 Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Ferguson ’43 Mr. Edward J. Fox ’46 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Freeburg ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Gamache Mr. and Mrs. James L. Garard III ’74 (Linda Parker ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gelatt ’35 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goettsche (Marjorie Rogers ’62) Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gorter Dr. and Mrs. Peter G. Goulet ’62 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Grace ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Hambleton Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hamby ’94 Mrs. Martha West Hamilton ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Marco Hanig Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Heininger ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hellyer ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hickenlooper III ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey W. Holt ’52 Ms. Kristin L. Hughes ’85 Mrs. Betty Firstenberger Hummel ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Duane C. Jackson ’01 Mr. Douglas C. James ’58 and Ms. Kathleen Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Jessen Mr. Brett E. Johnson ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Johnson II ’54 Mr. and Mrs. George R. Johnson ’60 Mr. David E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Jones ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Karstrom ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Kelley (Margaret Jessen ’01) Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Kim ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. Kneeland Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Kohn ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Petio H. Kostov Ms. Lynne Kulieke Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Lane Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Largent Jr. ’54 Mr. John A. Larrimore ’00

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Ms. Judy Larrimore Dr. and Mrs. George W. Lefevre ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Leonard ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua W. Lesnik ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Levine Mrs. Donna Lindgren Ms. Katie George Lindorfer ’97 Mrs. Marjorie S. Loennig Mr. Robert G. Lopez ’47 Ms. Asona J. Lui ’05 Mr. James E. Lyle ’58 Capt. and Mrs. Charles E. MacNab ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Mann ’70 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Manz ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Martin ’71 Ms. Lusanda H. Mayikana Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mazzetta (Cindy Pekin ’76) Mr. and Mrs. Hui McBurney-Lin (Jana McBurney ’80) Dr. and Mrs. Patrick M. McCarthy ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William T. McKay II ’59 Mr. and Mrs. W. James McNerney Jr. Mrs. Talina Boaz Melone ’93 Mr. Berhanu M. Mengesha and Ms. Aleminesh M. Mekuria Mr. and Mrs. John B. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Q. Meystre ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James Miller (Kathryn Warner ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Minsky ’80 Ms. Lida L. Moffett ’61 Ms. Lauren H. Moller ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Moller Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Morgan ’64 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Morrison ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy (Margaret Iten ’56) Mr. and Mrs. Brett Nelson (Andrea Emshoff ’96) Mr. and Mrs. H. Gerald Nordberg, Jr. ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. O’Brien ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Omundson (Gene Griswold ’49) Mr. C. Roderick O’Neil ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Paulini ’60 (Jeannie Lehman ’61) Ms. Molly J. Pearson ’04 Mr. George L. Plamondon Jr. ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Podolny Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Powell (Marilynn Lyon ’55) Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Powell (JoAnne DeNaut ’53) Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Preston (Nancy McKinney ’52) Dr. and Mrs. James M. Quillin

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Riccio Mr. Milton J. Robinson II ’66 Mr. Alan G. Rottman Mr. and Mrs. W. William Rudolph (Patricia Kreider ’61) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Salvitti (Suzanne Rowe ’79) Ms. Emily Sammon Curtis ’91 and Mr. Geoffrey Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Schulz ’96 Mr. Scott C. Schweighauser and Ms. Elizabeth J. Ellrodt Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Sebulsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Seston ’89 Mr. Mark A. Shapiro and Ms. Roberta Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw (Beth Petit ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Kyung-Yong Shin Dr. Regina Sims Spellers ’85 and Mr. Delbert Sims Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Siragusa ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Skarzynski Ms. Angela L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Spitzer ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Stebbins Sr. ’52 Mrs. Cobi Stein Dr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Stein ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stiles ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Stone Ms. Wendy L. Stricker Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Swift ’80 Ms. Sarah H. Thomas ’53 Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Tittle ’62 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Todd Ms. N. Morrison Torrey ’68 and Mr. David Hirschman Mr. Hamilton B. Tuttrup Jr. ’75 Mrs. Elizabeth Kerwin Twede ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Vaughn Mrs. Jana Wacker Mr. James B. Warner ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Warner (Sarah Warner ’71) Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Warren ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Weis III ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wenman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wolsey-Paige Ms. Abigail P. Wood ’05 Ms. Daisy M. Wood ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yates (Debra Fishman ’67) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Yingling Mr. Kirk M. Zafirovski ’05

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October 26 Crown Fitness & Wellness Center is dedicated.

October 23 Boys Varsity Soccer won Midwest Boarding School Classic, beating Western Reserve Academy.

Cornerstone Society Honor Roll The following LFA community members made leadership contributions in support of the Academy’s annual operating budget between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

Founders Circle $50,000+ Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Crown Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Duckworth Mr. Merrill J. Ferguson ’72 and Ms. Shauna A. Barry-Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. A. John Huss Jr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Kaplan ’72 (Loretta Kalnow ’73) D.A. & L.J. Norris Foundation • Mr. and Mrs. John R. Collins ’72 • Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Collins ’69 • Mr. and Mrs. James DeBates (Joann Collins ’74) Mr. Scott C. Schweighauser and Ms. Elizabeth J. Ellrodt Heritage Circle $25,000–$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Cowart ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Cressey Mr. and Mrs. David F. Gorter Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Jones The Keller Family • Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Keller • Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Keller ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Morrison Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal and Ms. Susan Cellmer Sodexho America, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mike S. Zafirovski Legacy Circle $10,000–$24,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David L. Andreas ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ansara (Karen Keating ’75) Mr. Thomas S. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Baldwin Mr. Stephen Barney Jr. ’93 Mr. Raj Bhatia and Dr. Seema W. Bhatia Mr. Claude W. Brenner ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Henrik M. Clausen Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Eldridge Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Gamache Mr. and Mrs. L. Thomas Gregory Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Jaros ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Ned Jessen

Ms. Ruth D. Kohler ’59 Mr. Jason Delane Lee ’90 and Ms. Yvonne Huff Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Levine Mr. and Mrs. James G. Manz ’50 Mrs. Talina Boaz Melone ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Patton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reid-Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Rosenfield Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Schell ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schreuder Mr. Jungho Sea and Ms. Young-Ju Sung Mr. Tempel J. Smith Jr. ’68 Mr. George M. Sus ’35 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Thauer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ventling Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Waddell Albert H. and Jane L. Wohlers Foundation • Mr. and Mrs. James Malik • Ms. Molly J. Pearson ’04 • Mr. Albert H. Wohlers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Wood ’78 Mr. Limin Zhou and Ms. Jing Wang Korean Parents Club Legacy Circle Gift The following current parents and members of the Korean Parents Club made a collective gift to the Academy between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

Mr. Seung Hwa Baek and Ms. Eun Kyoung Koh Dr. Heung Yeal Byun and Mrs. Sung Hee Kang Dr. Hyung Jip Choi and Mrs. Jung Sook Park Mr. Joo Young Choung and Ms. Young Mi Kwon Mr. Wu Dong Chung and Ms. Sun Hee Lee Mr. Youngdong Hah and Ms. Oksoon Kim Dr. Won Pyo Hong and Ms. Yoo Kyung Lim Mr. and Mrs. Hyun Jun Kim Dr. Sung Wan Koh and Dr. Hye Jeong Kim Mr. Young Suk Kwon and Mrs. Nam Hee Lee

Mr. Jae Hoon Lim and Ms. Hyun Yi Doo Mr. Sang-Jo C. Shin and Mrs. Ji H. Shim Mr. and Mrs. Yunho Shin Mr. Jin Il Soh Leader $5,000–$9,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Ahern ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. David R. Boles Drs. Rao and Chinni Chilamkurti Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Coburn Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Davey Mr. and Mrs. Brian Doyal Mr. and Mrs. Mark Emery Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fuller III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Gillette II Mr. and Mrs. Greg D. Glyman ’79 (Melissa Kirkland ’80) Mr. Lawrence R. Gould and Mrs. Suzanne Grossinger-Gould Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gupta ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hickenlooper III ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ihlanfeldt (Michele Marsh ’89) Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Jessen Mr. and Mrs. George R. Johnson ’60 Mrs. Sheri S. Kersch Schultz ’72 and Mr. Howard D. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Lane Mr. and Mrs. John M. Luttig Mr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzie ’50 Mr. K. Scott Meloun ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Mendes III Mr. and Mrs. John B. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moses Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nagel Mr. Young Joo Oh and Mrs. Hee Jung Chi Mr. and Mrs. J. Scot Pepper Mr. Alan G. Rottman Dr. Mark A. Rudberg and Ms. Ellory J. Peck Mr. Philippe A. Salsbery Mr. and Mrs. Robin P. Selati Mr. Mark S. Simonian ’77 and Ms. Sheila Harley Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Siragusa ’53 Dr. and Mrs. John A. Strudwick Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Yingling

Benefactor $2,500–$4,999 Ms. Dewey Caton and Mr. Patrick Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chandler Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Corsiglia Jr. Ms. Gail DeMay Mr. Jay F. Ecklund Jr. ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Jong Pil Eun Mr. and Mrs. Austin T. Fragomen Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. James L. Garard III ’74 (Linda Parker ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Gedge ’69 Mrs. Constance Pember Godfrey ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Marco Hanig Mr. John T. Hanlon and Ms. Catherine Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Holmes ’83 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kinsella (Jeanette Cullinane ’57) Mr. Randall W. Larrimore Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. MacLean Mr. and Mrs. John K. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Meade ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Miller ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Moore Jr. ’57 Col. and Mrs. James C. Murray ’32 Mr. Brett Paschke and Ms. Shelley L. Johnstone Paschke Mr. and Mrs. Homi B. Patel Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Patterson Jr. Mr. Mark Pattis Mr. and Mrs. George A. Poole Jr. ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Silver Dr. Nancy Simonian Cole ’79 and Mr. Douglas Cole Ms. Nancy How Speer ’59 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stuart ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tarkington Mrs. Jana Wacker Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Watkins III Mr. Jiabin Xia and Ms. Jiong Hou Member $1,000–$2,499 Anonymous Mr. Zaid I. Abdul-Aleem ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Addoms ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Adler Mr. George Arnold and Ms. Kerry Ferguson-Arnold Mr. Jeffrey D. Ayers and Ms. Shelly Dodds Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Balson Drs. Geetha and Malik Bandealy Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Barnhart Ms. Anne E. Bloomberg ’59 continued...

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October 28 Attorney Sam Adam, Jr. ’91 gave the talk “Our Rights, Our Future.”

November “The Spectator” won second place at a regional high school journalism competition.

LFA U.S. and Comparative Government students placed second at the District/Regional “We The People” competition.

Cornerstone Society Honor Roll continued Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Bogan Jr. ’40 Mr. and Mrs. David Bowers Ms. Muriel A. Burnet ’40 Mr. John R. Canning Jr. ’91 Dr. and Mrs. Allen Carlins Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Carney ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Carroll ’61 (Barbara Pehrson ’61) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Carroll ’87 Mr. Allan C. Cave Jr. and Ms. Lisa B. Newlin Drs. Kerry and Robert Cedergren Mr. and Mrs. Mark Challenger Mr. Shun-Chi Chang and Mrs. Hsui-Ma Chou Mr. and Mrs. George Chopivsky Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Clarke III Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Cleveland (Laurie Cooper ’90) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Click Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Clifford (Keena Dunn ’64) Mr. John B. Conklin and Ms. Sharon A. Connelly-Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Cooper ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell B. Dana ’54 Mrs. Ann Chapman Debes Mr. William B. Dolbee and Ms. Sue Peecher Mrs. Karin Domrowski Ms. Jessica P. Douglas ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Dozois ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell B. Drever ’60 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Durmer Jr. Mr. N. Boyd Ecker ’42 Mr. James E. Erbs and Ms. Margaret S. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Omar Esmail Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Fifield ’66 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Franzese Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Freeburg ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Friske Dr. Joseph Z. Gajda and Ms. Justyna B. Syzdol Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gelatt ’35 Mrs. Carol G. Godwin ’47 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gorter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Graham ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gries (Sally Proudfoot ’63)

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Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hamby ’94 Mr. Sang Wook Han and Ms. Mi Soon Nam Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harker ’61 Dr. and Mrs. James C. Haupt Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Helmerich III ’40 Mr. Hsi-Fong Ho and Ms. Hsin-Se Ho Lee Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hodgkins ’53 Mr. Yoo-Seok Hong and Ms. Jimin Woo Mrs. Marilyn Hays Hopkins ’47 Hunter Family Foundation • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hunter III ’47 • Mr. Willard K. Hunter ’10 Mr. Howard L. Isenberg Mr. and Mrs. David N. Jackson ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Johnson II ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Jones ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Kaeser ’96 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Kamin ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Sumner N. Katz Mr. Thomas B. Kelley ’65 and Ms. Linda Molner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Kerr Ms. Ruth A. Keyso Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kiesler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Kim ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Kimble ’85 Dr. Sung Wan Koh and Dr. Hye Jeong Kim Mr. Guofeng Kong and Mrs. Fang Guo Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Korhumel ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krejci Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kurfess Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Largent Jr. ’54 Larrimore Family Foundation • Mr. John A. Larrimore ’00 • Ms. Judy Larrimore • Mr. Randall W. Larrimore Mr. Chan Joo Lee and Ms. Eun Joo Sohn Mr. Frank Lee and Ms. Li-Li Lin Mr. Joungsik Lee and Mrs. Eunyoung Kwak Mr. Seong-Ha Lee and Ms. Yun-Kyung Lee-Kang

Mr. Chin-Chuan Liu and Mrs. Ling-Yu Wang Dr. and Mrs. Burton C. Lohoff-Gaida ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Louer ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Lovejoy (Susan Pike ’64) Dr. Nason Lui and Mrs. Monique Pittman-Lui Ms. Rachel B. Maguire ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I. Major Mr. and Mrs. Ben Malek ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Mayer ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mazzetta (Cindy Pekin ’76) Dr. and Mrs. Patrick M. McCarthy ’73 Drs. Robert and Kathryn McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Meyers Ms. Lida L. Moffett ’61 Mr. Matthew L. Mullin ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Genichi G. Nagao ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nesler Mr. and Mrs. H. Gerald Nordberg Jr. ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Novascone ’50 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Olinger Drs. Tochukwu and Anne Onyekwuluje Mr. and Mrs. Rodger A. Owen ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Padley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pankhurst Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Parker ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Peacock ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Penn ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Pollak ’71 Mr. Joseph and Dr. Sherry L. Pray Mr. and Mrs. William R. Racine ’62 Mr. Muddasani S. Reddy and Dr. Geetha M. Reddy Ms. Kristin Rey ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Romanchek Mr. and Mrs. Ewing H. Row ’60 Mr. Linjun Ruan and Mrs. Zhijie Chai Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Ryder Ms. Emily Sammon Curtis ’91 and Mr. Geoffrey Curtis Drs. Burt E. Schell ’67 and Barbara J. Deal Mr. Robert A. Schoellhorn Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seputis Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Shadek Mr. Jeffrey T. Sharfstein ’78 Mr. Edward Shaughnessy

Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw (Beth Petit ’75) Mr. and Mrs. Kyung-Yong Shin Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Shoemaker Mrs. Derrylene Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Siemasko Mr. and Mrs. Lyle C. Sitterly Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey H. Smart ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Spreng Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Springer ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Stevens ’60 Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. Stevenson III ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Stolarski Mr. and Mrs. Avery J. Stone ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Stone ’53 Mr. Robert D. Stuart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Swartzberg ’60 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Swift III ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tanner (Nicki Newman ’53) Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Eduardo Thuroff Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Tittle ’62 Mrs. Sarah S. Tornes Mr. and Mrs. John T. Travers Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Trego ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Uihlein III ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner B. Van Ness III ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Vernon ’79 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vernon Jr. ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Wacker III Mr. and Mrs. Dejun Wang Mr. and Mrs. David B. Webb Mr. Xianfeng Wei and Ms. Yajun Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. West Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wolff Mr. Yu-Cheng Yang and Ms. Hong Xie Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibbons Zeratsky ’57 Mr. Richard L. Zhao ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Yagang Zhou

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November 5 The Board of Trustees approved the planned construction of a new girls’ dormitory to be named Ferry Hall.

November 20 Members from across the LFA community traveled to A.J. Katzenmaier in North Chicago to host Enrichment Day as a part of the Harvesting Hope program.

Young Alumni Cornerstone Society

Alumni Honor Roll

The following young alumni made gifts to Lake Forest Academy between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011. LFA has modified gift levels by class for membership in the Young Alumni Cornerstone Society.

The following alumni made gifts to Lake Forest Academy between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

2000 ($600+) John A. Larrimore 2001 ($500+) Margaret Jessen Kelley 2002 (400+) Peter B. Hamilton 2004 (250+) Molly Pearson Arthur R. Preiss III Matthew D. Zafirovski 2005 ($200+) Jaimee Benach Frances Crane Zachary D. Johnson Asona Lui 2006 ($150+) Kyler Ferguson George D. Patterson III Philip B. Preiss Nicholas M. Seltzer 2007 ($125+) Josef L. Brewster III Meredith Coburn Charles G. Schmidt 2008 ($100+) Kathryn Ferguson James H. Podolny Katie Stricker

2009 ($75+) Robert L. Coburn Henry L. Davis Elizabeth Garard Claire Yingling Todd A. Zafirovski 2010 ($50+) Joshua S. Brass Emily Ferguson Willard K. Hunter Matthew B. Kneeland Matthew K. Paige Meredith Rowe Sarah Stricker 2011 ($25+) KC Chilamkurti Eun Hye Sandy Cho Hyeyun Heather Choung Casper Clausen Brandon Eason Lucy Emery Lamees Esmail Amber Hanks Seulgee Hannah Jung Matthew Koh Rob McNerney Nate Pabrai Natasha Patel Jack Schweighauser Scott Suiter Tommy Swift Catalina Todd Nicholas Ustaski

CLASS OF 1930 Lake Forest Academy John F. Bales II++

Ferry Hall 8% Participation rate Betty Firstenberger Hummel

CLASS OF 1932 Lake Forest Academy James C. Murray

CLASS OF 1943 Lake Forest Academy 20% Participation rate Robert K. Ferguson Ferry Hall 75% Participation rate Nancy Schmidt Bradley Jean Cook Stanbury Louise Young Wilson

CLASS OF 1935 Lake Forest Academy 100% Participation rate William J. Croker Jr.++ Charles D. Gelatt George M. Sus CLASS OF 1938 Lake Forest Academy 17% Participation rate Stever Aubrey CLASS OF 1940 Lake Forest Academy 50% Participation rate Ralph A. L. Bogan Jr. Walter H. Helmerich III Robert R. Laidlaw Peter M. Wege Ferry Hall 50% Participation rate Muriel A. Burnet Margaret Stuart Hart Constance Tippens Jordan CLASS OF 1942 Lake Forest Academy 20% Participation rate N. Boyd Ecker Richard L. Warren

CLASS OF 1944 Lake Forest Academy 33% Participation rate David Aubrey Claude W. Brenner Bruce K. Goodman Albert L. Hall CLASS OF 1945 Lake Forest Academy 27% Participation rate James W. Downs Gordon G. Eggers Theodore W. Stein Ferry Hall 15% Participation rate Sara J. Anderson Joan Dixon Keller Lamar Harper Williams CLASS OF 1946 Lake Forest Academy 30% Participation rate Edward J. Fox Henry S. Peacock John O. Todd Jr.

Honor & Memorial Gifts The following honor and memorial gifts were made between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

In memory of Patricia Tilley Anderson ’70, Melinda Campbell Coleman ’70, and Patricia Carson Romero ’70 Mrs. Laurie Taylor-Curby ’70 on behalf of the Ferry Hall Class of 1970

In honor of Bondy & Tom Hodgkins and Bill Dolbee Mr. Christian A. Holland ’95

In honor of David O. MacKenzie ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Lovejoy (Susan Pike ’64)

In honor of Richard R. Jaros ’70 Mr. Dennis J. Phelan ’70

In memory of Joshua A. Rothstein ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Meyers

In memory of John R. Scherb ’69 Mr. Willis J. Pierre

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December Durand House is moved and renovation begins.

2011 2011

Construction on Ferry Hall Dorm is begun.

Alumni Honor Roll continued CLASS OF 1947 Lake Forest Academy 35% Participation rate Stanley D. Anderson Jr. Thomas B. Hunter III Robert G. Lopez John Madden Jr. Hiram M. Nowlan Jr. Richard C. Rost William P. Wilson Ferry Hall 33% Participation rate Constance Pember Godfrey Carol G. Godwin Marilyn Hays Hopkins Lyda Hayes James Litta Williams Sanderson Caroline C. Wheeler CLASS OF 1948 Lake Forest Academy 13% Participation rate Kent W. Barber Jr. DeWitt F. Bowman Henry B. Ryan Jr. Ferry Hall 24% Participation rate Betsy McAlvin Farwell Ann Woodard Lehmann Elizabeth Kerwin Twede Isabella Waldie Vobach CLASS OF 1949 Lake Forest Academy 31% Participation rate James F. Barr Peter R. Carney J. Stuart Evans James M. Ewing William O. Gentry C. Roderick O’Neil George A. Poole Jr. Joe W. Silverman Ferry Hall 21% Participation rate Susan Block Abrams Elizabeth Teegarden Bertani Margaret Kerwin Crane Gene Griswold Omundson CLASS OF 1950 Lake Forest Academy 32% Participation rate Howard S. Dubin David O. MacKenzie Charles E. MacNab James G. Manz

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Robert S. Merolla Edwin H. Novascone Christopher S. Peacock Robert L. Scott III Donald L. Solomon Avery J. Stone William F. Vernon Jr. Kirby L. Von Kessler H. Curtis White Ferry Hall 6% Participation rate Carol Scott Bender CLASS OF 1951 Lake Forest Academy 17% Participation rate Donald C. Apeland Harrison N. Bowes Charles P. Stathas Reuel A. Sutton E. Scott Vaile Ferry Hall 6% Participation rate Mary A. Sanford CLASS OF 1952 Lake Forest Academy 42% Participation rate Charles R. Beard John R. Goodwillie Walter Hellyer Dorsey W. Holt Herbert S. Kamin William G. McMillan James L. Snyder Peter W. Stebbins Sr. Benjamin D. Waldie Jr. Carl B. Weston Ferry Hall 21% Participation rate Martha Thomas Barthel Lalla Peterson Goodwillie Nancy McKinney Preston CLASS OF 1953 Lake Forest Academy 33% Participation rate Robert A. Dempsey John P. Freeland Peter V. Hall Thomas D. Hodgkins George Matula H. Gerald Nordberg Jr. Richard D. Siragusa Roger W. Stone Ferry Hall 43% Participation rate Martha West Hamilton ++ indicates deceased

Barbara Ingwell Meads Sarah Penney Osborn JoAnne DeNaut Powell Nicki Newman Tanner Sarah H. Thomas CLASS OF 1954 Lake Forest Academy 33% Participation rate Lowell B. Dana Robert L. Foster Charles E. Johnson II Edward C. Jones Edward J. Largent Jr. Gerald G. Myers Jr. Michael E. Ragen Ferry Hall 35% Participation rate Marie Clemens Demchak Phebe Carter Hethcock Margo Pinney Norris Harriet Arpee Sherman Ann Stebbins Sidles Mary Widdis Wilson CLASS OF 1955 Lake Forest Academy 38% Participation rate Paul G. Dasso Jay F. Ecklund Jr. Robert M. Ireland David N. Jackson George W. Lefevre Stuart M. Olney Peter H. Onderdonk George L. Plamondon Jr. Richard G. Watson Ferry Hall 12% Participation rate Martha Eikenmeyer Owens Marilynn Lyon Powell CLASS OF 1956 Lake Forest Academy 28% Participation rate Colin C. Campbell Charles Hirsheimer Ray W. Kim Harold J. Koppel G. Dirk Meyer Theodore H. Pickering Jr. William B. Whitman Ferry Hall 5% Participation rate Margaret Iten Murphy

CLASS OF 1957 Lake Forest Academy 50% Participation rate Samuel D. Addoms Charles W. Barton Jr. Charles L. Erickson George W. Haecker Jr. Stephan C. Hobson H. C. Moore Jr. William C. Reuling Douglas R. Sharp J. Gibbons Zeratsky Ferry Hall 7% Participation rate Jeanette Cullinane Kinsella CLASS OF 1958 Lake Forest Academy 30% Participation rate D. Jeffrey Blumenthal Frederick W. Damour Carl B. Davis III Randall K. Holmes A. John Huss Jr. Douglas C. James James E. Lyle Walter D. Stevenson III Henry B. Weis III CLASS OF 1959 Lake Forest Academy 41% Participation rate James M. Harris James R. Kling Lee A. Korhumel Arthur T. McIntosh III William T. McKay II Jerry C. Millhon Donal R. Murphy Michael S. O’Brien Charles W. Rowland III Bruce D. Simonds Robert C. Spitzer John G. Stevenson James M. Stuart Ferry Hall 16% Participation rate Anne E. Bloomberg Ruth D. Kohler Nancy How Speer CLASS OF 1960 Lake Forest Academy 64% Participation rate Joseph C. Arnold John L. Borovicka III William W. Bremer Richard E. Buckingham Jr.

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January 15 Alumni players took on current Caxys in the annual Alumni Hockey Game.

January 6 Classical guitarist Adam Levin ’01 performed in Reid Hall.

Franklin R. Crawford Maxwell B. Drever William H. Ellis Blair E. Gibson Smith Hickenlooper III George R. Johnson Leonard G. Paulini David H. Percival Robert M. Pollard Peter N. Richardson Ewing H. Row Leslie H. Small Jonathan D. Stevens Allan L. Swartzberg David J. Truitt Edgar J. Uihlein III Gardiner B. Van Ness III Ferry Hall 31% Participation rate Ann Leman Larson Lynn Hellyer Mathias Diane Davis McGonigle Susan Somerville Poff Jennette Alvey Simkins Lynn Dawson Solner Marjorie McNeil Spuzello Joyce Mesenbrink Standish CLASS OF 1961 Lake Forest Academy 33% Participation rate Ronald H. Axelrod Barry J. Carroll Randolph L. Chakerian Dean L. Conrad Daniel E. Dykhuizen Austin T. Fragomen Jr. Charles H. Harker William C. Marlatt Oscar H. Mayer Roger E. Meade Genichi G. Nagao Robert M. Stiles Nicholas D. Taubert Philip F. Trego Ferry Hall 26% Participation rate Barbara Pehrson Carroll Madeline Woods Gieselman Janet Wilkinson Leopold Lida L. Moffett Jeannie Lehmann Paulini Nancy Royster Rice Patricia Kreider Rudolph Heidi Snow Stowe Carolyn Allen Zeiger

CLASS OF 1962 Lake Forest Academy 24% Participation rate John P. Classen Stephen D. Cummings Harry F. Giles Charles F. Glore III Peter G. Goulet William A. McGibbon William R. Racine W. Stewart Tittle Ferry Hall 7% Participation rate Marjorie Rogers Goettsche Katherine Weis Pollard CLASS OF 1963 Lake Forest Academy 21% Participation rate Paul J. Brown D. Stephen Buck Henry M. Holste Albert O. Louer R. Stephen Soule Alan C. Wolf Ferry Hall 9% Participation rate Sarah Proudfoot Gries Terry Taffinder Grosvenor CLASS OF 1964 Lake Forest Academy 17% Participation rate Neil H. Blatchford William A. Callison A. Morgan Hickenlooper Douglas Q. Meystre Stephen C. Morgan Karl N. Mortensen Owen H. Orndorff Ferry Hall 13% Participation rate Keena Dunn Clifford Carla C. Huiskamp Barbara Beattie Liljegren Susan Pike Lovejoy Kathryn Powell Miller CLASS OF 1965 Lake Forest Academy 31% Participation rate Thomas J. Andersen David G. Ayers George Chopivsky Jr. Thomas B. Kelley John S. Marlatt Donald L. Mayer

Kinley T. Reddy J. Michael Schell Lyle C. Sitterly Jr. Gerald C. Spalding Thomas B. Wilson III Stephen J. Zimmerly Ferry Hall 7% Participation rate Ellen Pertain Chalmers Susan Childers Schwartz CLASS OF 1966 Lake Forest Academy 32% Participation rate Mark C. Baker William F. Courter Jr. Steven D. Fifield Michael W. Hall E. Jeffrey Konker Scott Lennox Michael P. Leonard Michael E. Olstad William B. Perkins Jr. Douglas E. Read Milton J. Robinson II Ferry Hall 3% Participation rate Ann Reaney Hoffman CLASS OF 1967 Lake Forest Academy 25% Participation rate David L. Andreas Maxwell D. Bardeen Jr. Donald R. Bell Randall D. Bongarten David B. Curren Ward F. Hoppe Burt E. Schell Peter D. Schnur Madison M. Scott Christopher G. Wetzel Ferry Hall 6% Participation rate Julia Thompson Balko Nancy L. Crawford Debra Fishman Yates CLASS OF 1968 Lake Forest Academy 30% Participation rate Seth Dabney IV F. Joseph Daugherty Edward I. Farley Jr. Scott D. Hansen David B. Kamm

January 18 Varsity Boys Basketball beat cross-town rival Lake Forest High School.

Philip J. O’Brien Rodger A. Owen Christopher H. Penn Tempel J. Smith Jr. Stephen G. Suiter Dennis R. Tesdell James B. Warner Frederick M. Wollrab Ferry Hall 7% Participation rate Lyssa Mashek-Piette N. Morrison Torrey Sally Sewell Wightman CLASS OF 1969 Lake Forest Academy 13% Participation rate Philip N. Collins Jim C. Cowart David W. Dienner Karl R. Gedge Timothy L. Graham Thomas L. Kieft Ferry Hall 14% Participation rate Anonymous Anne Alexander Adams Caroline Kelley Ely Katharine Kramer Cava Christiana Russo Maxwell CLASS OF 1970 Lake Forest Academy 17% Participation rate Bruce W. Anderson Bruce G. Ely W. Douglas Gilpin Jr. Paul M. Heininger Richard R. Jaros Michael D. Mann Dennis J. Phelan John S. Swift III Ferry Hall 12% Participation rate Nancy Neustadt Barcelo Laurie Epstein Dearlove Kathryn Warner Miller Carla Kappmeyer Sherwin Laurie Taylor-Curby CLASS OF 1971 Lake Forest Academy 15% Participation rate Philip M. Agnes Peter S. Broeksmit Paul R. Eggert Jeffrey R. Martin continued...

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January 29 Current parents honored faculty and staff at the Parents Association sponsored Faculty and Staff Appreciation Dinner.

February 13 LFA celebrated its 154th birthday!

Alumni Honor Roll continued Michael S. McCarthy John L. Morrison James W. Oberly Michael R. Pollack G. William Schnur Michael D. Springer Edward J. Stephani Kevin F. Wagner Ferry Hall 16% Participation rate Anne Winton Black Ann Ridge Sarah A. Warner

CLASS OF 1973 Lake Forest Academy 9% Participation rate John M. Evans Daniel A. Lang Patrick M. McCarthy Mark C. Miller James R. Puder Ferry Hall 8% Participation rate Ellen W. Gallagher Linda Parker Garard Loretta Kalnow Kaplan

CLASS OF 1972 Lake Forest Academy 15% Participation rate John R. Collins J. Dade Darby Merrill J. Ferguson Allan M. Kaplan P. W. Kirkland Sweet III Robert M. Webbe Ferry Hall 16% Participation rate Elizabeth Welch Carr Melanie Youderian Clements Nancy Pollock Patterson Sheri Kersch Schultz Susan Neustadt Schwartz Carol Monek Sweet Wendy W. Westrate

CLASS OF 1974 Lake Forest Academy 14% Participation rate Mark T. Ahern Christopher Douglas James L. Garard III David R. Grace Peter E. Karney Edward B. Wilson III Ferry Hall 13% Participation rate Gertrude Kalnow Chisholm Joann Collins DeBates Kathy Neustadt Hankin Judith Bartholomew McBride

Class Participation by Decade

1940s

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n 25%

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n 14%

n 34%

CLASS OF 1975 20% Participation rate Robert G. Abboud Dean G. Alexandrou Karen Keating Ansara John C. Broeksmit Frances Rowsey Collins Joel N. Goldblatt Gregg R. Hague Burton C. Lohoff-Gaida Elizabeth Greene Nowakowski Beth Petit Shaw Charles R. Souby Peter R. Sparrow Anne Jones Szymanski Darryl K. Thomas Hamilton B. Tuttrup Jr. Michael J. Walsh CLASS OF 1976 8% Participation rate Antonia Axotis Beiriger Michael R. Crabb Jeffrey C. Flinn Jonathan M. Love Cindy Pekin Mazzetta CLASS OF 1977 11% Participation rate Jon A. Christensen Susan Skoog Fairfield Jill Taubensee Havey

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CLASS OF 1978 8% Participation rate Jeanne F. Abboud Mark J. Childers Jeffrey T. Sharfstein Eric H. Sorensen Thomas S. Wood CLASS OF 1979 15% Participation rate Nancy Simonian Cole Greg D. Glyman Leslie Steiner Johnson James A. Karney Suzanne Rowe Salvitti Jennifer Cohen Shneiderman Rachael A. Sokolowski Christopher P. Vernon CLASS OF 1980 17% Participation rate Melissa Kirkland Glyman Benjamin P. Jones Mark W. Karstrom Jana McBurney-Lin Laurence P. Minsky Robert A. Moylan Michael D. Reeves

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1960s

n 12%

Robert W. Hellyer K. Scott Meloun Mark S. Simonian

n 28%

1970–74

n 11%

n 16%

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February 23 Boys Varsity Basketball ended a very successful season with an exhibition game against the Croatian National Junior Team.

Stephen M. Swift Wayne J. Wright Dominic R. Zaccone II CLASS OF 1981 13% Participation rate Courtney Franz Adank Elinor P. Carne Kimberly Klein Cauthorn David A. Gupta Adam T. Harder Jeffrey C. Parker Virginia Greene Williams CLASS OF 1982 2% Participation rate Joseph R. Krakora CLASS OF 1983 9% Participation rate Liz E. Farwell Myron K. Ford Maurice L. Holmes Dawn Dowling Kaesgen Grace J. Lee-Park Kristin Rey CLASS OF 1984 3% Participation rate Christian P. Dozois Ann B. Spires

February 24–26 LFA Performing Arts performed “Sound of Music.”

CLASS OF 1985 20% Participation rate Elizabeth Plamondon Cutler Gail Gadberry Rebecca D. Gilbert Hills Kristin L. Hughes Mary Carr Killoren Erik S. Kimble Rachel B. Maguire James D. Shaver Regina E. Spellers Sims Stewart G. Swift David E. Thurman Eliza Ellsworth Woloson CLASS OF 1986 5% Participation rate Makola M. Abdullah Beth White Carona Edward P. Kohn John H. Slivon CLASS OF 1987 17% Participation rate Patrick J. Carroll Cynthia Lee Cavanaugh Elizabeth Andrews Churchill Robert W. Drake Jeffrey B. Keller Joshua W. Lesnik Rita Schulien MacAyeal Kelly L. Perine

George L. Plamondon III Frank W. Young CLASS OF 1988 6% Participation rate Courtney Shaw Boone Carlyle N. Chaudruc John R. Ireland Nell Bruen Ireland John R. Stieper III CLASS OF 1989 6% Participation rate Beatrice R. Casini Michele Marsh Ihlanfeldt Timothy C. Seston CLASS OF 1990 15% Participation rate Zaid I. Abdul-Aleem Laurie Cooper Cleveland Christopher E. Freeburg Brett E. Johnson Jason Delane Lee Matthew L. Mullin Heather O’Brien Bacon Geoffrey H. Smart Eric M. Stisser

February 26 The LFA Math took 2nd place overall at the regional competition and posted some very impressive individual performances.

CLASS OF 1991 9% Participation rate John R. Canning Jr. Kendall Waite Haight Richard T. Halliday Ben Malek Emily Sammon Curtis CLASS OF 1992 5% Participation rate Omar A. Azam Tricia Valters Danz Amish S. Shah CLASS OF 1993 12% Participation rate Stephen Barney Jr. Kevin Gapp Douglas W. Hamilton Talina Boaz Melone Kathryn Smart Mursau Capitola Lau Pontrelli Christian Salaman CLASS OF 1994 11% Participation rate Carter Chapman Danette Riehle Gioia Charles Hamby Adrian MacLean Jay Natalia Wentink Martin Joel V. Sestito Tomomi Ueda

1975–79

1980s

1990s

2000s

n 12%

n 10%

n 9%

n 11%

Every alumni gift makes a difference!

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March 2 LFA celebrated its community’s diversity with the Multicultural Celebration complete with the international fair.

March 6 Girls Varsity Hockey fought their way to the Founder’s Cup Championship, losing in overtime in a close game against Glenbrook.

Alumni Honor Roll continued CLASS OF 1995 10% Participation rate Michael A. Corwin Rebecca Makkai Freeman Christopher Grancher Christian A. Holland Mark W. Saunders

CLASS OF 2001 9% Participation rate Duane C. Jackson Margaret Jessen Kelley Adam M. Levin Hussein B. Musa Shamsideen O. Musa

CLASS OF 1996 13% Participation rate Marcus Coe Charles T. Cooper Jessica P. Douglas Scott W. Kaeser Gabriel Llanas Andrea Emshoff Nelson Katrin Binzel Ostwald Nicholas D. Pateros Jonathan Schulz Christopher M. Sullivan

CLASS OF 2002 5% Participation rate Peter B. Hamilton Cara Y. Kalnow Laura N. Lambruschi Junae D. Weathersby

CLASS OF 1997 3% Participation rate Cheryl M. Lambruschi Katie George Lindorfer CLASS OF 1998 5% Participation rate Jeffrey G. Bischof Elena Chiappinelli Westley Neal CLASS OF 1999 2% Participation rate Gwynne E. Monahan CLASS OF 2000 14% Participation rate Ama O. Addai Jesse A. Cohen Jennifer S. Jeep John A. Larrimore David R. Lempke Katherine A. Nitka Bradley D. Olin Richard C. Thurber III

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CLASS OF 2003 7% Participation rate Alicia L. Cressey Grant R. Hosking George K. Kaplan Stephen J. Reyes Charles M. Waddell Scott J. Zubrzycki CLASS OF 2004 11% Participation rate Alicia L. Cressey Samuel R. Dolbee Molly J. Pearson Arthur R. Preiss III Matthew D. Zafirovski Richard L. Zhao CLASS OF 2005 20% Participation rate Emily R. Asher Jaimee E. Benach Sara E. Calfee Frances K. Crane Courtney M. Cregan Zachary D. Johnson Adriane A. Levin Asona J. Lui Mghnon I. Martin Molly R. Nitka Tatyana Pramatarova Abigail P. Wood Daisy M. Wood Aaron S. Rubens Kirk M. Zafirovski

CLASS OF 2006 12% Participation rate Gloria T. Chou Brian G. Fahrenbach Kyler Ferguson Christopher K. Gorter Robert K. Klein Lauren E. Lee George D. Patterson III Katharine A. Patterson Philip B. Preiss Nicholas M. Seltzer Frederick H. Waddell

CLASS OF 2010 11% Participation rate Joshua S. Brass Caton P. Brewster John K. Cowie Emily A. Ferguson Willard K. Hunter Matthew B. Kneeland Charles H. Nesler Meredith G. Rowe Rebecca J. Somers Sarah E. Stricker Matthew K. Paige

CLASS OF 2007 9% Participation rate Josef L. Brewster III Meredith C. Coburn Amanda L. Fildes Megan E. Gallagher Douglas S. Kaplan Lauren H. Moller Meghan A. Pesch Charles G. Schmidt

CLASS OF 2011 35% Participation rate Takia Broomfield Thomas Byrne Eun Hye Sandy Cho I-Hsuan Serena Chou Hyeyun Heather Choung Eric J. Clamage Brandon Eason Lucy Emery Lamees Esmail Zachary Fader Tom Gallagher Jay Gervens Amber Hanks Graham Harwood Taylor Jenkins Seulgee Hannah Jung Kathleen Kennedy Scott Kennedy Woo-Jae Justin Kim Matthew Koh Emily Kulas Robert Levin David Levine David Lin Rob McNerney Beverly Onyekwuluje Nate Pabrai Natasha Patel Sophia Salsbery Jack Schweighauser Scott Suiter Shine Sun Tommy Swift Catalina Todd Nicholas Ustaski Mark Yingling

CLASS OF 2008 12% Participation rate Natalie A. Baumann Jay T. Davis Eric T. Fahrenbach Kathryn K. Ferguson Casey C. Kennedy Georgi P. Kostov James H. Podolny David J. Somers Katie Stricker CLASS OF 2009 9% Participation rate Petia Chavdarova Robert L. Coburn Henry L. Davis Elizabeth P. Garard Taylor F. Gorter Chelsea A. Stevenson Claire L. Yingling Todd A. Zafirovski

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March 9 Chicago Shakespeare Company presented “Macbeth” on the Cressey stage for the entire LFA community.

March 10–12 LFA Robotics Club attended its first annual Robotics tournament.

Parents Honor Roll The following parents made gifts to Lake Forest Academy between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

58% Participation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Opanin A. Addae Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Ahern ’74 Mr. George Arnold and Ms. Kerry Ferguson-Arnold Mr. Jeffrey D. Ayers and Ms. Shelly Dodds Ayers Mr. Seung Hwa Baek and Ms. Eun Kyoung Koh Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Baldwin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balkin Drs. Geetha and Malik T. Bandealy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Freddie W. Bermudez Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Bernstein Mr. Raj Bhatia and Dr. Seema W. Bhatia Mr. and Mrs. David R. Boles Mr. Thomas Borodimos and Mrs. Vasiliki Spyridonos Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buerkle Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Burke Dr. Heung Yeal Byun and Mrs. Sung Hee Kang Dr. and Mrs. Allen Carlins Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Casper Mr. Allan C. Cave Jr. and Ms. Lisa B. Newlin Drs. Robert and Kerry Cedergren Mr. and Mrs. Mark Challenger Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chandler Mr. Shun-Chi Chang and Ms. Hsui-Ma Chou Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldo Chavez Drs. Chinni and Rao Chilamkurti Dr. Hyung Jip Choi and Mrs. Jung Sook Park Mr. Joo Young Choung and Ms. Young Mi Kwon Mr. Wu Dong Chung and Ms. Sun Hee Lee Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Clamage Mr. and Mrs. David Clark Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Clarke III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Henrik M. Clausen Mr. and Mrs. David A. Clavey

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Click Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Coburn Capt. and Mrs. Stanton E. Cope Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Danly Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Davey Mr. and Mrs. J. Tobin Davis Ms. Stacy A. Delby Ms. Gail DeMay Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. DeYoung Mr. Anthony J. Diaz and Dr. Nicole R. Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dietrich Mrs. Karin Domrowski Mr. and Mrs. Brian Doyal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Duckworth Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Dunne Ms. Nancy A. Dwyer Mr. Boris Elisman and Mrs. Karen Hymes-Elisman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Emery Mr. and Mrs. Omar Esmail Drs. Paul F. Fader and Laurie K. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paulo A. Feijo Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Myron K. Ford ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Friske Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fuller III Dr. Joseph Z. Gajda and Ms. Justyna B. Syzdol Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Gillette II Mr. Lawrence R. Gould and Mrs. Suzanne Grossinger-Gould Mr. and Mrs. L. Thomas Gregory Mr. Youngdong Hah and Ms. Oksoon Kim Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Hale Mr. Sang Wook Han and Ms. Mi Soon Nam Mr. and Mrs. Marco Hanig Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hanks Dr. and Mrs. James C. Haupt Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Haynes Mr. Hsi-Fong Ho and Mrs. Hsin-Se Ho Lee Dr. Won Pyo Hong and Ms. Yoo Kyung Lim Mr. Yoo-Seok Hong and Ms. Jimin Woo Mr. Douglas J. Hood and Dr. Susan C. Hood Dr. Yuangeng Huang and Ms. Cindy Chen Mr. Songodina Ifatunji

Mr. Remigijus Ivanovas and Ms. Beata Ivanauskiene Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kiesler Mr. Hag-Sung Kim and Ms. Hyoe-Sun Shin Mr. and Mrs. Hyun Jun Kim Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Kingsley Dr. Sung Wan Koh and Dr. Hye Jeong Kim Mr. Guofeng Kong and Mrs. Fang Guo Dr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Krivoshik Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kurfess Mr. Young Suk Kwon and Mrs. Nam Hee Lee Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Lane Mr. Chan Joo Lee and Ms. Eun Joo Sohn Mr. Frank Lee and Ms. Li-Li Lin Mr. Joungsik Lee and Mrs. Eunyoung Kwak Mr. Seong-Ha Lee and Ms. Yun-Kyung Lee-Kang Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Levine Mr. Jae Hoon Lim and Mrs. Hyun Yi Doo Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Lin Mr. Chin-Chuan Liu and Mrs. Ling-Yu Wang Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lozicki Dr. Nason Lui and Mrs. Monique Pittman-Lui Mr. and Mrs. John M. Luttig Mr. and Mrs. John K. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Madeley Mr. and Mrs. Dominick E. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I. Major Mr. and Mrs. John J. Malusa Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mannion Ms. Lusanda H. Mayikana Mr. and Mrs. W. James McNerney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Mendes III Mr. and Mrs. John B. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Mills Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moses Ms. Tera Moskal Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Nagel Mr. David A. Nelson Mr. Young Joo Oh and Mrs. Hee Jung Chi

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Olinger Drs. Tochukwu and Anne Onyekwuluje Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Padley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pankhurst Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Parasiuk Mr. Brett Paschke and Ms. Shelley L. Johnstone Paschke Mr. and Mrs. Bharat Patel Mr. and Mrs. Homi B. Patel Dr. Anne F. Pattis Mr. Mark Pattis Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Patton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcom S. Penman Mr. and Mrs. J. Scot Pepper Mr. Robert Perry Ms. Gail C. Plechaty Mr. Joseph and Dr. Sherry Pray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. Chipman A. Purdom Mr. Muddasani S. Reddy and Dr. Geetha M. Reddy Mr. Joel R. Riechers and Mrs. Susan Kennedy-Riechers Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reid-Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Riccio Ms. Julie A. Ripoli Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Romanchek Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Rosenfield Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rosso Jr. Mr. Alan G. Rottman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rowe Mr. Linjun Ruan and Mrs. Zhijie Chai Dr. Mark A. Rudberg and Ms. Ellory J. Peck Mr. and Mrs. Stephane Sacherer Mr. Philippe A. Salsbery Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Santos Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schreuder Mr. Scott C. Schweighauser and Ms. Elizabeth J. Ellrodt Mr. Jungho Sea and Ms. Young-Ju Sung Mr. and Mrs. Robin P. Selati Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Shadek Mr. Edward Shaughnessy Mr. Howard Shen and Ms. Susan Lin Mr. and Mrs. Kyung-Yong Shin Mr. Sang-Jo C. Shin and Mrs. Ji H. Shim Mr. Yunho Shin and Mrs. Young-Mi Seo Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Siemasko Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Simpson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Smiley Ms. Angela L. Smith continued...

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March 13–27 Spring Break! This year, the school organized two abroad trips during spring break. One group traveled India while another explored France and Morocco.

April 7–11 Chamber choir traveled to New York City to see the sites and perform at St. Paul’s Chapel.

Parents Honor Roll continued Mr. Tempel J. Smith Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Snyder Mr. Jin Il Soh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Spreng Drs. Carl Stevens and Kathleen P. Barton Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Steveson Mr. Scott and the Reverend Jeanne Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Stolarski Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Stolberg Dr. and Mrs. John A. Strudwick Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Suiter ’68 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tarkington Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Thauer Dr. and Mrs. Eduardo Thuroff Mr. and Mrs. William R. Todd Mr. David J. Tornes Mrs. Sarah S. Tornes Mr. and Mrs. John T. Travers Sr. Ms. Kay M. Trotter Mr. and Mrs. Dariusz Tyszka Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ustaski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ventling Mr. Jaya Kumar Vijayanathan and Mrs. Swapna Jayakumar Mr. and Mrs. George Volland Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Wacker III Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wagemann Mr. and Mrs. John A. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Dejun Wang Mr. Xianfeng Wei and Ms. Yajun Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. West Mr. Robert R. Whitehead and Mrs. Shari M. George Ms. Adrienne G. Wilhelm

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wolsey-Paige Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Wright ’80 Mr. Jiabin Xia and Ms. Jiong Hou Mr. Yu-Cheng Yang and Ms. Hong Xie Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Yingling Mr. Limin Zhou and Ms. Jing Wang Mr. and Mrs. Yagang Zhou

Grandparents Honor Roll The following grandparents and grandparents of alumni made gifts to Lake Forest Academy between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Clarke Jr. Mrs. Ann Chapman Debes Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gorter Mr. Thomas B. Hunter III ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Jessen Dr. Philip N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lauwasser Mr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzie ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore Mr. and Mrs. Max Moskal Mr. Leotha Parce Mrs. E. G. Rainer Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shadek Mrs. Derrylene Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Georgi Shumanov Ms. Elaine Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Avery J. Stone ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Stone ’53 Mrs. Jana Wacker Mr. Albert H. Wohlers

Parents of Alumni Honor Roll The following parents of Lake Forest Academy and Ferry Hall alumni made gifts to Lake Forest Academy between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Anderson ’70 Mr. Thomas S. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Barthel (Martha Thomas ’52) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Bischof Mr. Kenneth C. Bloom and Ms. Elizabeth C. Bookstein Mr. and Mrs. David Bowers Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt F. Bowman ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. David L. Calfee Dr. and Mrs. Allen Carlins Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chapman II Mr. Plamen P. Chavdarov and Ms. Stefka G. Choumanova Drs. Chinni and Rao Chilamkurti Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Coburn Mr. and Mrs. William T. Colomer Mr. John B. Conklin and Ms. Sharon A. Connelly-Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Cressey Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Crown Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Cruikshank Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tobin Davis Mr. and Mrs. John W. Derse Jr. Mr. William B. Dolbee and Ms. Sue Peecher

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dryfoos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Duckworth Mr. and Mrs. William H. Durmer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Emery Mr. and Mrs. John Epstein Mr. James E. Erbs and Ms. Margaret S. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Omar Esmail Mr. and Mrs. E. Marvin Farwell Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ferguson Mr. Merrill J. Ferguson and Ms. Shauna A. Barry-Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Fifield Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Fildes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitz-Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Myron K. Ford ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Frazier Dr. and Mrs. John P. Freeland ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fuller III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Gamache Mr. and Mrs. James L. Garard III ’74 (Linda Parker ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Gedge ’69 Mr. and Mrs. David F. Gorter Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Goudreau Dr. and Mrs. David Griffin Ms. Sandra Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Hambleton Mr. and Mrs. James Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Marco Hanig Mrs. Gloria W. Harper Mrs. Margaret Stuart Hart ’40 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Heffel Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hellyer ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Hill

Life Trustees Thomas S. Bagley Jacob J. Barker ’88 George W. Blossom III Ralph A. L. Bogan Jr. ’40 Claude W. Brenner ’44 Muriel A. Burnet ’40 D. H. Carroll ’57 Thompson A. Dyke Faye Iten Evans ’45 William B. Friedeman ’65

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Alan D. Gordon Mary Ann B. Hodgkins Thomas D. Hodgkins ’53 Howard L. Isenberg Richard R. Jaros ’70 Ned Jessen Allan M. Kaplan ’72 Dennis J. Keller Mee Kim

Lee A. Korhumel ’59 Charlene Vala Laughlin ’64 Peter C. Lee ’70 Albert O. Louer ’63 Susan Pike Lovejoy ’64 David O. MacKenzie ’50 Barry L. MacLean Michael S. McCarthy ’71 John S. Mengel Gerald Miller

Jeffrey C. Neal J. Christopher Reyes Betsy B. Rosenfield J. Michael Schell ’65 Robert A. Schoellhorn Roger W. Stone ’53 James M. Stuart ’59 William F. Vernon Jr. ’50 Catherine M. Waddell

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April 30 The Spring Gala “A House United” raised $555,568 to increase seating in The Cressey Center for the Performing Arts and improve faculty housing.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hodgkins ’53 Dr. Yuangeng Huang and Ms. Cindy Chen Mr. Howard L. Isenberg Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Ned Jessen Mr. Scott K. Johnson and Ms. Claudia Fornasiero-Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Jones ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Kaplan ’72 (Loretta Kalnow ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. Kneeland Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Korhumel ’59 Mr. and Ms. Petio H. Kostov Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Lane Ms. Judy Larrimore Mr. Randall W. Larrimore Mr. Chan Joo Lee and Ms. Eun Joo Sohn Dr. Nason Lui and Mrs. Monique Pittman-Lui Mr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzie ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Dominick E. Mahoney Dr. and Mrs. Stanley N. Margul Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Mayer ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Terence McElroy Drs. Robert and Kathryn McFarland Mr. and Mrs. W. James McNerney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mengel Mr. Berhanu M. Mengesha and Ms. Aleminesh M. Mekuria Mr. and Mrs. John B. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Moller Mr. and Mrs. David Montross Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy (Margaret Iten ’56) Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal and Ms. Susan Cellmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nesler Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Nitka Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Patterson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Peacock ’50 Mr. George L. Plamondon Jr. ’55 Mr. Joseph and Dr. Sherry Pray Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Reeves Dr. Neil J. Rennick

Mrs. Cynthia A. Reusche Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Reyes Mr. and Mrs. James J. Riccio Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Rosenfield Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rosso Jr. Mr. Alan G. Rottman Mr. and Mrs. W. William Rudolph (Patricia Kreider ’61) Mr. Charles W Saunders Mr. Robert A. Schoellhorn Mr. and Mrs. George Schulz Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Sebulsky Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seputis Mr. Mark A. Shapiro and Ms. Roberta Goldberg Mr. Sang-Jo C. Shin and Mrs. Ji H. Shim Mr. Yunho Shin and Mrs. Young-Mi Seo Mr. and Mrs. Kyung-Yong Shin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Lyle C. Sitterly Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Skarzynski Dr. and Mrs. Norman G. Soler Mrs. Jeanette B. Spires Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Stebbins Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Steveson Mr. Scott and the Reverend Jeanne Stewart Ms. Wendy L. Stricker Mr. Robert D. Stuart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Suiter ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Taylor Ms. Sarah H. Thomas ’53 Mrs. Elizabeth Kerwin Twede ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner B. Van Ness III ’60 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vernon Jr. ’50 Mrs. Jana Wacker Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Waddell Mr. Benjamin D. Waldie Jr. ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Walters Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Watkins Mr. and Mrs. David B. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Wesley Dr. and Mrs. John F. Wilson Mrs. Louise Young Wilson ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wolsey-Paige Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Wood Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Yingling Mr. and Mrs. Mike S. Zafirovski Mr. and Mrs. H. Paul Zeiger (Carolyn Allen ’61)

May Durand House officially renamed Weinbrenner House after a generous bequest from Paul W. Weinbrenner ’39.

Academy Fund Contributions by Constituency —Building to Success $1,313,504 $900,000 $800,000 $700,000 $600,000 $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 $200,000 $100,000 n Alumni n Current Parents

$499,825

$319,800

n Trustees

$317,207

n Other

$176,672

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$1,313,504

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May Despite a rainy season, Varsity Girls Soccer once again proved to be a force. Senior Georgiana Wagemann won All Section and All Lake County honors and will go onto play at Yale this year.

May 7 Juniors hosted an all LFA prom at the Milwaukee Art Museum.

May 16 Co-ax celebrated 25 years! Alumni from across the decades came back to rock out like old times.

Faculty and Staff Honor Roll, Friends Honor Roll, Businesses and Foundations Faculty and Staff Honor Roll The following LFA employees made gifts to Lake Forest Academy between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Melvin Allen Emily R. Asher ’05 Noelle Balson Kathleen P. Barton Jeffery W. Bateman Nancy L. Bateman Alexandra M. Campbell Grace Carlson Dewey Caton Kerry Cedergren Sarah L. Collins Diane Cooper Donna Curran Candace Darnell Scott DeGraff Helen Delaney William B. Dolbee Christian P. Dozois ’84 Mark Dryfoos Paul C. Dunlop Jonathan Freeman Adam Gerber Ardelle Hagar Meredith M. Haynes Sarah J. Hill Susan L. Hoagland Yuan Jiang Andrew D. Kerr Ruth A. Keyso Kyle Koncz Marina S. Krejci Lynne Kulieke Julene Less Matthew T. Less

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Jack Lewis Mary-Stewart Lewis Rita Schulien MacAyeal ’87 Darrin Madeley Kenneth Magarie Susan A. Mahoney Lusanda H. Mayikana Constance B. McCabe Sheila Moller Kristin Paisley Kristine A. Petroshius Margaret Plambeck Timothy Plambeck Andrew Poska Caroline C. Pugliese James M. Quillin Susan Rosso Christine Ryder Stephen C. Ryder Carolyn Schoen Philip Schwartz Edward Shaughnessy Nathaniel Small Jacquelyn Smith Ruth Smith Cobi Stein Jeremiah Stevens Edward Stewart John A. Strudwick Loring K. Strudwick Christopher Tennyson Margaret A. Tennyson Matthew T. Vaughn Suzy Vaughn Tom Wenman Gina H. Williams Erica H. Wood Luqing Zhao

Friends Honor Roll The following friends of Lake Forest Academy made gifts between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Ms. Tracey Ballog Mr. L. Harrison Bernbaum Ms. Ada Boras Ms. Rebecca Bourke Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bunn III Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas Clark Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Corsiglia Jr. Ms. Judy Datesman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Eldridge Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Franzese Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hammar Mr. John T. Hanlon and Ms. Catherine Sheridan Mr. David E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Kizilos-Clift Mrs. Donna Lindgren Mrs. Marjorie S. Loennig Mrs. Marilyn Mints Mr. Dale A. Paul Mr. Willis J. Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Pompe VanMeerdervort Mrs. Janet Reinking Ms. Heather Susman Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wolff

Businesses and Foundations The following organizations made gifts to Lake Forest Academy between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Anonymous (4) L & N Andreas Foundation The Ayco Charitable Foundation Thomas S. Bagley Family Foundation Barney Family Foundation The Barr Fund Boston Foundation The Brinson Foundation Buchanan Family Foundation Carney Family Foundation Carroll Family Foundation The Chicago Community Foundation Chopivsky Family Foundation Clarks Fork Foundation The Clifford Family Foundation CME Group Ethel and Nathan Cohen Foundation Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Dana Investment Company Diamonds In The Rough Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trusts The Howard and Ursula Dubin Foundation E & M Real Estate Elser Enterprises, Inc The Mathilde U. and Albert C. Elser Foundation eScrip Evans Analytical Group, LLC Family Medicine & Surgery, LLC Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fusionary Gallagher Corporation The Gillette Foundation Mary and Bruce Goodman Fund Gorter Family Foundation Gries Family Foundation Richard M. Hanks Family Dinner Club Philip S. Harper Foundation Harris Bank Honeywell International Corporation Hunter Family Foundation

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May 27 Move Up Day carried on the Ferry Hall tradition as each class formally “moved up” to its next year.

May 28 Lake Forest Academy celebrated the members of the class of 2011 as they graduated and move onto the next phase of their education.

Matching Gift Companies Huss Foundation Jaros Family Foundation Jewish Federation of Chicago JustGive Kadrovach-Duckworth Family Foundation The Keller Family Foundation Korhumel Foundation Kristin Rey Art Projects Lake Forest Hearing Professionals, LLC Larrimore Family Foundation Lui Family Limited Partnership James and Gail Manz Foundation Miles & Lorna Marsh Fund Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer Family Foundation Miller Family Foundation Mills Family Foundation The National Christian Foundation Newman Tanner Foundation D.A. & L.J. Norris Foundation Northern Trust O’C Family Foundation Oconomowoc Area Foundation’s Christmas Spirit Foundation Nat P. Ozmon Family Foundation Pario Consulting LLC The Pattis Family Foundation C. S. Peacock Foundation Henry Safford Peacock Foundation The Judy Peck Foundation The Pruina Corporation The Schell Family Foundation Schultz Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Scott Family Foundation Sodexho America, LLC Roger & Susan Stone Foundation Avery Stone Trust Stuart Family Foundation John S. Swift Charitable Trust System Development Integration, LLC Target TIB Molbiol, LLC Toledo Jewish Community Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program The Vernon Company Wal-Dot Foundation Bruce & Tammy Werner Foundation Wohlers Foundation Woodland Custom Home Builders, Inc

Matching Gift Companies Lake Forest Academy received matching contributions from the following organizations between July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011.

Abbott Laboratories Fund AT&T Services, Inc. AT&T United Way Baird Foundation, Inc. Barclay Investments, Inc. The Baxter International Foundation The Boeing Company BP Foundation, Inc. Campbell Soup Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Duke Energy Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Entergy Nuclear Operations, Inc. Evanston Capital Management, LLC Fortune Brands, Inc. General Electric Foundation General Mills Foundation Goodrich Corporation Partners in Giving Plan Honeywell International Charity Matching Illinois Tool Works Foundation Motorola Foundation New Chapter Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation Pactiv Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program SC Johnson Fund, Inc. Shell Oil Company Foundation Wells Fargo Bank N. A. Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign William Harris Investors, Inc.

Academy Fund Every year the Academy sets ambitious financial goals for its Academy Fund.

This year, the campaign managed to not only meet but exceed its $1.3M goal by raising $1,313,504. Every year the proceeds from the Academy Fund support three basic areas of the school’s annual operating budget: n

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real-world experience LFA students receive in and outside the classroom

We thank our generous donors first and foremost for making the exceptional LFA educational experience possible and the many volunteers who gave just as generously of their time and talent to solicit the 1,140 gifts. What a winning combination we have created! Our students and faculty members thank you most sincerely.

Every effort was made to include all those who contributed during the 2010–11 year. We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact the External Relations Office with questions or corrections at: (847) 615-3212 or nbateman@lfanet.org. Thank you.

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June 3 Members of the Boys Varsity Baseball team were named to the 2011 Pioneer Press All Lakeshore team.

June 30 The 2010–11 Academy Fund exceeded its goal! The events and many accomplishments of the school year were made possible by the $1,313,504 raised.

Endowment Fund Independent schools like Lake Forest Academy maintain their financial sustainability through wise operational management and prudent fiscal policies, bolstered by generous support from loyal members of the school community. That financial support is most evident when you look at the growth of the LFA Endowment Fund in recent years. As of June 30, 2011, the value of the LFA Endowment Fund was $ $23,228,608 and during the 2010–11 school year, the fund distributed $972,826 in support of the school’s operating budget.

The school’s 2008 Strategic Plan calls for an Endowment Fund of $50M, so the Board of Trustees places high priority on growth of the Fund and has charged the Campaign Resource Committee with that responsibility.

As the fundraising strategies are defined, it is clear that growth must come from current gifts as well as deferred gifts from loyal school supporters. It is hoped that the LFA community will respond with generous foresight and support the school’s Endowment Fund Growth Initiative with generous gifts for a financially sustainable future.

The LFA Endowment Fund is vital to the long term financial sustainability of the school. Through gifts to the current capital campaign, the fund has received gifts in excess of $9M in the past 6 years, with recent bequests from Marguerite Hubert Sherwin FH ’30 and George Weinbrenner ’39 exceeding $2M alone! Endowment Fund growth comes from three basic sources:

Oversight of the LFA Endowment Fund is provided by the Board with Trustee Stephen Brewster serving as Chair of the Endowment Subcommittee of the Finance Committee. Management is provided professionally by The Northern Trust and Commonfund of Connecticut.

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As the Board of Trustees of Lake Forest Academy focuses its attention on completion of its current Strategic Plan, Endowment Fund growth will factor even more prominently in its work. We hope all members of the LFA community will respond to the need to support the school more actively with current and planned gifts to the Endowment Fund.

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JULY North Cottages are completed and two faculty families moved into newly renovated homes!

Lake Forest Academy’s endowed funds continue to serve the well-being of our community. The following list encompasses existing and newly-created endowed funds.LFA is grateful to the 2010–11 donors to these funds.

General Endowment Support Mr. J. Dade Darby ’72 and Dr. Jean M. Silvestri Sidney E. Ainsworth Chair in Mathematics Established by former students in memory of LFA mathematics teacher Sidney E. Ainsworth to support the mathematics department chair.

Alumni Award for Teaching Excellence Established by an anonymous alumnus for an annual prize recognizing excellence in teaching.

Dr. Ray Bird Master Chair in English Established to honor former English Department Chair, Ray Bird, to support excellence in the English Department, its curriculum, and faculty to enhance the student experience.

Anonymous Mr. David L. Andreas ’67 Mr. Maxwell D. Bardeen Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Cressey Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Emery Mr. Austin T. Fragomen Jr. ’61 Mr. Jeffrey C. Neal and Ms. Susan Cellmer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Walters The Class of ’58 Academic Fund Established by members of the LFA Class of 1958 in celebration of their 50th Reunion to support the Head of School Symposium.

Mr. Frederick W. Damour ’58 Mr. Douglas C. James ’58

Raymond Delaplaine Burnet Prize in Economics Established by Ferry Hall alumna Muriel A. Burnet ’40 in memory of her father, Raymond Delaplaine Burnet, for an annual prize awarded to a graduating senior who has demonstrated excellence in economics.

Harold J. Corbin Jr. Chair in Environmental Science Established by former students in memory of LFA Head of School Harold J. Corbin Jr. to support a faculty member in the field of environmental science.

Cedric J. Cromartie ’80 Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by classmates, parents, and friends of LFA in honor of a brave young man who showed individuals how to live life with great dignity.

The award will support a student with significant financial need.

Mr. David E. Thurman ’85 Sally Proudfoot Gries ’63 Scholarship For Women Established by Sarah Proudfoot Gries ’63 to provide merit based financial aid to highly qualified female students from middle income families Mrs. Sarah Proudfoot Gries ’63 A. John Huss Jr. ’58 and Ruth S. Huss Chair in Humanities Established by Mr. and Mrs. A. John Huss Jr. ’58 to support a senior faculty member in humanities.”

July Weinbrenner (formerly Durand) House is completed and faculty moved back in.

David O. MacKenzie ’50 Scholarship Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzie ’50 for financial aid.

Manoogian Family Faculty Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Manoogian for faculty professional development.

McNerney Scholarship Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. W. James McNerney for financial aid.

Mints Professional Development Fund Established by the late Thomas Mints ’45 and Marilyn Mints for faculty summer professional development grants.

Mints Scholarship Fund Established by the late Thomas Mints ’45 and Marilyn Mints for financial aid.

The Morgan, Scott, and Cass Counties Scholarship Fund Established by the late Reginald M. Norris Jr. ’55 to provide financial aid for a student from Morgan, Scott or Cass county in Illinois.

Dana W. Niswender Prize in Writing Established by Mr. Claude W. Brenner ’44 in memory of LFA English master Dana W. Niswender to support an annual prize recognizing the most improved expository writer in the junior class.

Linda Sue Novascone Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Novascone ’50 in memory of their daughter to support a female student with interest and talent in the fine arts.

The Perisho Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by members of the LFA Class of 1957 in celebration of their 50th Reunion and in memory of their classmate Gordon “Sam” Perisho to support a student with a parent who has served in the Armed Forces.

Mr. Stephan C. Hobson ’57 Edmund J. Rendtorff Chair in Science Established by the late Frank F. Ferry Jr. ’39 and Elizabeth Ferry in memory of LFA science teacher Edmund J. Rendtorff to support a senior faculty member in science.

Joshua Aaron Rothstein ’05 Memorial Lecture Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rothstein in memory of their son to support an annual lecture promoting the principles of ethics, sound character, community service, and inclusivity.

Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Meyers Marguerite Hubert Sherwin ’30 Scholarship Fund for Girls Established through the estate of the late Marguerite Hubert Sherwin ’30 to support financial aid for female students.

The estate of Marguerite Hubert Sherwin ’30 Nicki Newman Tanner ’53 Excellence Fund Established by Ferry Hall alumna Nicki Newman Tanner ’53 to support professional development and curriculum advancement.

Mrs. Nicki Newman Tanner ’53

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Planned Giving The Richards & Tremain Society was founded in 1988 to recognize those members of the LFA community who have made provisions for LFA in their estate plans.

Through planned giving you can design a gift that will be most advantageous to both you and LFA. As you create your personal estate plans, you may be able to lower your tax rates with deferred giving arrangements. Planned gifts, such as bequests, life insurance or other deferred giving instruments, will ensure that LFA will continue its mission of cultivating students with excellence of character, scholarship, citizenship, and responsibility.

Questions?

Marina Krejci Ruth Keyso

(847) 615-3223 or mkrejci@lfanet.org (847) 615-3268 or rkeyso@lfanet.org

You should investigate the most advantageous deferred giving plans by consulting your attorney, tax advisor, or financial planner.

The Richards & Tremain Society The following individuals have chosen to include Lake Forest Academy in their estate plans or have named LFA as a beneficiary of charitable trusts, annuities, estate agreements or life insurance.

Bruce W. Anderson ’70 Stanley D. Anderson Jr. ’47 John B. Barnes ’44++ William L. Barr Jr. ’66 Shauna A. Barry-Ferguson Carolyn Morency Bauer ’72 Mark A. Bauer ’71 James R. Bird Jr. Richard H. Blond Anne E. Bloomberg ’59 Michael A. Boe ’66 Claude W. Brenner ’44 Richard E. Buckingham Jr. ’60 Muriel A. Burnet ’40 Beth White Carona ’86 Jan Cowart Jim C. Cowart ’69 Judy Datesman James W. Downs ’45

Christian P. Dozois ’84 Laura Dozois Robert W. Drake ’87 Merrill J. Ferguson ’72 Laurie Friedeman William B. Friedeman ’65 Ellen W. Gallagher ’73 James L. Garard III ’74 Linda Parker Garard ’73 Karl R. Gedge ’69 Charles D. Gelatt ’35 Paul O. Germann Jr. Harry F. Giles ’62 Timothy L. Graham ’69 Peter V. Hall ’53 Thomas B. Herrlinger ’65 Hiram T. Hiller ’75 Mary Ann B. Hodgkins

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Thomas D. Hodgkins ’53 Cynthia A. Hoffman ’75 A. John Huss Jr. ’58 Douglas C. James ’58 Allan M. Kaplan ’72 Loretta Kalnow Kaplan ’73 Ruth A. Keyso Albert O. Louer ’63 Tessa Louer Susan Pike Lovejoy ’64 David O. MacKenzie ’50 Gail F. Manz James G. Manz ’50 James B. McCarthy ’69 Michael S. McCarthy ’71 K. Scott Meloun ’77 John Murphy Margaret Iten Murphy ’56 Reginald M. Norris ’55++ Edwin H. Novascone ’50 George A. Poole Jr. ’49 Nancy Racine William R. Racine ’62 William C. Reuling ’57 Charles S. Roberts Jr. ’65

bold indicates new member (since July 2010)

Mary A. Sanford ’51 Amish S. Shah ’92 Rita Shapiro ’64 Beth Petit Shaw ’75 Jill Silvestri Lyle C. Sitterly Jr. ’65 Michael D. Springer ’71 Dianne Stuart James M. Stuart ’59 George M. Sus ’35 Nicholas D. Taubert ’61 Laurie Taylor-Curby ’70 Tod Turle ’52 E. Scott Vaile ’51 Paul A. Vercoe ’73 Christopher P. Vernon ’79 William F. Vernon Jr. ’50 Nicholas C. Wetzel ’38 John B. Winsor ’54 legacy gifts Marguerite Hubert Sherwin ’30 Paul W. Weinbrenner ’39

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Ways to Make a Gift Lake Forest Academy is deeply grateful for all gifts to the Academy.

Your contributions play a vital role in the Academy’s security and sustainability in the future. For your convenience, there are many ways of giving that can assist your gift planning.

Cash Current cash gifts are deductible for income tax purposes to the full extent allowed by the law and may be made with cash, checks, or credit cards. Additionally, credit card gifts (including monthly online giving) can be made online at www.lfanet.org/give.

Appreciated Securities If you own stocks or other capital assets that have appreciated in value, a gift of those securities to the Academy can result in significant tax savings. Transfer instructions are available upon request, please contact Nancy Bateman at: (847) 615-3212.

Memorial or Honorary Gifts Memorial or honorary gifts are given in memory of a friend or family member or in recognition of a graduation, anniversary or other significant event. Gifts given in this category for 2010–11 are noted on page 7.

Planned Gifts The Academy accepts planned or deferred gifts through life insurance, charitable trusts or bequests. A donor may wish to consider these gifts as a way to reduce estate and inheritance taxes.

To discuss planned giving, please contact Ruth Keyso at: (847) 615-3268. Planned or deferred gifts are recognized through membership in the Richards & Tremain Society, listed on page 20.

Matching Gifts Many corporations have a matching gift program and have chosen this method to support education at independent schools. Check with your company to see whether it provides this option.

Many companies will match dollar for dollar, effectively doubling the value of your gift! Some of these corporations are highlighted on page 17.

Contacting the External Relations Office Please visit us online at: www.lfanet.org Marina Krejci Dean of External Relations mkrejci@lfanet.org (847) 615-3223

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CALLING ALL ALUMNI

Homecoming Reunion 2011 September 23-24 Register online: www.lfanet.org/reunion2011 Contact Jeremiah Stevens at: (847) 615-3285 or jstevens@lfanet.org

MISSION STATEMENT Lake Forest Academy strives to embody in its practices and to cultivate in its students excellence of character, scholarship, citizenship, and responsibility.

Character encompasses respect for others and their beliefs, dedication to honesty in every sphere of life, realization of moral clarity and conviction, and pursuit of virtue and value in life.

Scholarship encompasses acquisition of knowledge, development of critical thinking, enthusiasm for discovery and learning, and exercise of a powerful imagination.

Citizenship encompasses appreciation of diversity and multiculturalism, involvement in the LFA community, participation in service to others, and commitment to global awareness and understanding.

Responsibility encompasses development of self-reliance, ability to seek guidance, dedication to cooperation and teamwork, and action based upon informed decisions.

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Commencement 2011 Page 4 Hear from Recent Graduates Pages 19 & 21 From Apple to iPad Page 24

(below) A self-portrait by Hannah Kiesler ’12 rendered in Nick Smith’s 2D media class

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