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Keeping with the Beat NEW TRIER JAZZ FESTIVAL CELEBRATES ITS 37TH YEAR BY DEBBIE LEE THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
When the Frank Mantooth Jazz Festival comes to New Trier High School on February 8, participants can expect the kind of format that has made this a beloved event for 37 years. “Jim Warrick, the former New Trier jazz director, started this festival in 1984 because he believed that young jazz students should hear the very best professional big bands for themselves,” says Mark Hiebert, Interim Director of Jazz Bands. “But he also wanted to provide an experience that encouraged them to pursue their own study of this music.” In keeping with tradition, students from 35 schools will gather in a non-competitive setting for an entire day of jam sessions, clinics, and the opportunity to perform on a main stage in front of peers and jazz enthusiasts. But what makes this year’s festival different—intentional or not— is that it will also underscore the contributions of female performers to the genre. One can’t help but wonder if jazz critic and historian George T. Simon—who, in 1967, infamously said, “Only God can make a tree, and only men can play good jazz”—would have come Continued on PG 10
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TEMPLE JEREMIAH’S BACKPACK BLESSINGS PROGRAM PROVIDES NOURISHMENT FOR NEIGHBORS IN NEED. BY DEBBIE LEE THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
It’s Sunday morning in January and despite the brutal winter weather, Temple Jeremiah in Northfield is bustling with activity. Young children are lined up outside of the sanctuary for a sing-along with the cantor, clusters of teens gab about their weekend before gathering for a lecture on voting rights, and adults make their way through the halls to get to Hebrew class. Right in the middle of the chaos, executive director Danny Glassman breaks down a giant pallet of groceries shrouded in plastic. Dividing the contents between two work stations, he and a team of eight congregants will grind away for the next few hours to construct six-pound care packages full of nourishment: cereals, fruit, pasta, and other shelf-stable goods. Next, the bags are transferred to bins, loaded onto a truck, and driven by a volunteer to Highland Park, where they will be distributed to recipients among two local public schools. This initiative, known as Backpack Blessings, provides two days’ worth of food to neighboring children who qualify for free or reduced price school breakfasts and lunches. The backpacks serve as a supplement for weekends, when students are at home and lack access to cafeteria meals. “When we first started, we went out to our neighboring communities and saw that there was a large number of children on the free lunch program in Highland Park,” explains Barb Miller, Temple Jeremiah’s president. “When we announced that we’d start the program in that city… well, we had many members of our congregation who grew up in those schools and had no idea about the statistics.” According to welfareinfo.org, 1 in 15.5 people in Highland Park live in poverty. Poverty rates for children in nursery and elementary schools are just above 10 percent, and a 7.8 percent rate for middle schoolers is considered high enough to impact the com-
Staff at Temple Jeremiah (Barb Miller, center) begin setting up for Backpack Blessings. PHOTOGRAPHY BY DEBBIE LEE
munity due to lower expected graduation rates. Backpack Blessings partners with the Northern Illinois Food Bank to provide anywhere between 35 and 60 packages per month to kids in need. Five dollars can feed a child for the weekend, and $140 can provide enough food for an entire school year. It is no coincidence that Backpack Blessings’ assembly line is organized in the lobby of the synagogue—the purpose of being on full display is to inspire action from members
of the congregation. “We’re blessed that people not only provide financial resources, but dedicate their time to keep this program running,” says Miller. “The first thing Senior Rabbi [Paul] Cohen said when he started here 20 years ago was, ‘I want this building to be a receptacle for doing good,’” she adds. “If you haven’t noticed, we keep food and clothing donation boxes Continued on PG 10
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Find out — complete with map — which houses you can walk through for possible purchase on the North Shore this weekend.
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The Founders’ Board of Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago hosts its annual holiday cocktail reception.
We profile intriguing houses for sale on the North Shore.
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NEWS HANDLED WITH CARE Cont. from PG 1 in plain sight, and we have multiple pick-ups a month to clear them. We want it set up so that every time you walk into the building, you think about giving back.” Miller, a former speech therapist, has been a member of Temple Jeremiah for 25 years. She started as a volunteer with Feed the Hungry, a program that packs hundreds of bagged lunches for those in need; eventually, she oversaw the development of all social justice programs at the temple. There is currently a total of eight, including Eat and Be Well, a medical food pantry for underprivileged outpatients with chronic conditions, and an inclusion initiative that designs holiday services and special events for people with different abilities. To Miller, establishing Backpack Blessings 15 years ago was the least she could do to express gratitude for her own circumstances. “Barb and so many others here want to use their blessings and privileges to help others,” says assistant Rabbi Rachel Heaps. “But we can’t keep doing the same things without addressing the root of the problem. One of the KEEPING WITH THE BEAT Cont. from PG 1 around on his views, had he lived to see the music scene today. Women in the jazz world have not only made a dent in the brass ceiling; they’ve blown right through it. This year’s event is proof. The headlining guest is the DIVA Jazz Orchestra, an all-female 15-piece big band from New York, which is making its third appearance in the festival’s history. (The only other ensemble with multiple performances is the Count Basie Orchestra.) Members of the band will host special 50-minute master classes for saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and rhythm section players. And for the third consecutive year, the festival will feature a “Women in Jazz” dinner, complete with a Q&A session, for its female participants. Last year attracted more than 140 young musicians, as well as a panel of six professionals from around the country, for more than an hour of conversation and inspiration. Of course, the schedule also includes plenty of
ways we can heal the problems we see is to partner with our immediate community—to know who we are giving to and make real connections with them.” Miller says that in addition to assembling care packages for Highland Park students, she and her team have worked with other schools, PTAs, and synagogues to help them establish their own Backpack Blessings. Backpack Blessings is just one of many social justice programs promoted by Temple Jeremiah. Miller refers to the synagogue as a “destination temple,” attracting congregants from more than 35 zip codes because of its unique commitment to advocacy efforts. Criminal justice reform, gun safety, hunger advocacy, immigration, inclusion, and mental health are among the issues they address—many of which are intertwined. “For us, participating in these programs ties back to the Jewish value of tikkun olam,” explains Miller. “It is our obligation to repair the world.” To donate, volunteer, or for more information on Backpack Blessings, visit templejeremiah.org.
Children lend a hand in assembling care packages. PHOTO COURTESY OF TEMPLE JEREMIAH
exciting opportunities for jazz lovers of any gender. As 50 student performances take place throughout the day, there will be concerts by Matt Ulery’s Loom (a critically-acclaimed Chicago quintet) and the University of Illinois Jazz Band. Sight reading sessions, divided by junior high and high school levels, will be available to all participants. And special clinics that focus on arranging techniques and New Orleans brass band music will be held. The festival will conclude with a 7:30 p.m. concert at Gaffney Auditorium, starting with New Trier’s Jazz Ensemble 1, and followed by the DIVA Jazz Orchestra. Tickets for evening concert are $35. For more information, visit ntjazz. com.
This 2020 New Trier Jazz Festival headliner is New York’s DIVA Jazz Orchestra. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE DIVA JAZZ ORCHESTRA
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Socials 10th Annual Winter Wishes Photography by Jan Terry The Founders’ Board of Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago kicked off the holiday season by raising more than $575,000 for pediatric medicine and research during its annual holiday cocktail reception, co-chaired by Caroline Crown and Kate Van Vlack. The more than 400 guests in attendance were welcomed by Shelly Patenaude, Founders’ Board president, and Patrick Magoon, president and CEO of Lurie Children’s. Funds raised during the festive affair will support the Board’s three-year, $7.5 million commitment to the hospital’s New Frontiers in Pediatric Medicine and Research initiative, providing support for transformation research, community-based health care delivery, and the appointment of an endowed chair in Medical Ethics. luriechildrens.org
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830 Glen Oak | Winnetka SOLD
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2018 Linden Ave | Highland Park SOLD
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Houses Of The Week
OPEN HOUSES 1. 30 Coventry Ct LAKE BLUFF Sunday 1-3 $849,000 Rina Du Toit, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-814-8648
8. 50 Orchard Cir LAKE FOREST Saturday & Sunday 10-4 $1,518,720 Luke Mutter & Elizabeth Jakaitis, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 917-841-0435
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2. 541 E Prospect Ave LAKE BLUFF Sunday 1-4 $999,000 Jean Anderson & Donna Mancuso, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-460-5412 3. 122 E Prospect Ave LAKE BLUFF Sunday 2-4 $799,000 Lisa Trace & Samantha Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847-234-0485
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4. 203 (29805) Forest View Dr LAKE BLUFF Sunday 1-3 $474,999 Nano Engdahl, Baird & Warner 847-814-5543
10. 560 Stockbridge Ct LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $599,000 Lyon Folker Campbell Partners, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-828-9991
23. 1694 Elmwood Dr HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $368,000 Mona Hellinga, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-814-1855 24. 465 Pleasant Ave HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $520,000 Pam Devendorf, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 847-433-5400
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25. 585 Longwood GLENCOE IL Sunday 12-2 $4,395,000 Nancy Nugent, Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty 312-925-5440
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13. 725 Morningside Dr LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-2 $599,900 Scott Lackie, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847-234-0485
7. 442 Michigamme Ln LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-2 $2,275,000 Maureen O’Grady-Tuohy, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-845-6444
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22. 1261 Hilary Ln HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 2-4 $799,000 Karen Skurie, Baird & Warner 847-361-4687(HOUS)
12. 365 Chiltern Dr LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $399,900 Janet Borden, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 847-433-5400
6. 165 W Onwentsia Rd LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-4 $2,275,000 Kim Shortsle & Carleigh Goldsberry, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 224-558-1993
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21. 950 Augusta Way #112 HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $459,000 Karen Skurie, Baird & Warner 847-361-4687(HOUS)
9. 951 Larkspur Ct LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-4 $1,495,000 Jean Anderson & Donna Mancuso Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-460-5412
11. 1214 Griffith Rd LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-4 $474,000 Kim Shortsle & Carleigh Goldsberry, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-987-5702
5. 191 N Mayflower Rd LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-3 $2,750,000 Jean Anderson & Donna Mancuso, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 847-460-5412
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20. 1321 Linden HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $6000-Rent Karen Skurie & Margie Brooks-Baird & Warner 847-361-4687/847-494-7998
26. 516 Madison Ave GLENCOE Sunday 12-2 $1,385,000 Susan Maman, @properties 847-881-0200
14. 333 E Westminster Rd Unit 2B LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-2 $750,000 Jack Comerford, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847-234-0485
28. 117 Old Green Bay Rd WINNETKA Sunday 2:30-4:30 $899,000 Veech/Borders, @properties 847-881-0200
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18. 1471 Avignon HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 12-2 $329,000 Karen Skurie, Baird & Warner 847-361-4687(HOUS)
31. 4 Golf Ln WINNETKA Sunday 12-2 $3,179,000 Patti & Greg Skirving, Compass Patti: 847-924-4119 Greg: 847863-3614
19. 1321 Linden HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $879,000 Karen Skurie & Margie BrooksBaird & Warner 847-361-4687/847-494-7998
32. 2412 Fox Meadow Ln NORTHFIELD Sunday 12-2 $1,075,000 Patti & Greg Skirving, Compass Patti 847-924-4119 Greg 847863-3614
Tree lined and bright, 2 Bedroom + Den (1900 sq.ft.) in The Arbors. Enormous balcony to enjoy the outdoors. Timeless neutral decor includes newer paint and carpeting. Open floor plan with split bedrooms, ideal for guests. In unit laundry room. 2 well located, heated and adjacent parking spaces. Tons of storage. Building offers indoor pool and exercise room. In-town location: convenient to train, shops and lake. Exclusively Presented By: Linda Schwartz, Baird & Warner Highland Park 847-702-7077 linda.schwartz@bairdwarner.com
33. 263 Riverside NORTHFIELD Sunday 12-2 $449,000 Mary Grant and Liz Watson, @ properties 312-339-2018 34. 2710 Iroquois Rd WILMETTE Sunday 1-2:30 $1,995,000 Barbara Shields, @properties 847-881-0200
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30. 1288 Westmoor WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $1,195,000 Carol Hunt, Baird & Warner 847-446-1855
17. 1755 Ridgelee Rd HIGHLAND PARK 11-1 $525,000 Debbie Winton, Baird and Warner 847-858-1015
35. 411 Sheridan Rd WILMETTE Sunday 1-3 $1,199,000 Nancy Powers, @properties 847-251-1100
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Location: 467 Lincoln Avenue Lake Bluff Size: 6 Bedrooms / 5.1 Bathrooms Price: $949,900
36. 4050 Bunker Ln WILMETTE Sunday 12:30-2:30 $749,000 Lee Burns, @properties 847-881-0200
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Exclusively Presented By: John Baylor 847.502.7571 john@atproperties.com
Location: 1633 2nd St. Unit 306 Highland Park Size: 2 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms Price: $375,000
29. 1004 Elm WINNETKA Sunday 12-2 $849,000 Mary Grant and Liz Watson, @ properties 312-339-2018
16. 3244 Summit Ave HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $379,000 Baird & Warner, Alberts + Maletsky Team 773-230-6441
Classic New England Colonial on large lot near train, town, schools, and various activities. Beautiful 2016 expansion/update of kitchen and addition of drop-dead gorgeous mudroom. Fantastic first floor layout with open kitchen and family room. The second floor’s 4 bedrooms and laundry room includes a master suite with steam shower and large private deck. The third floor features a 5th bedroom with full bath and a sizeable bonus room. The basement has a 6th bedroom, expansive wet bar, media room, rec room, and exercise room. Featuring a driveway with turnaround, professional landscaping, beautiful patio, and fully-fenced yard.
Cricket King 847.338.7328 cricket@atproperties.com
27. 130 Old Green Bay Rd WINNETKA Sunday 2:30-4:30 $1,099,000 Veech/Borders, @properties 847-881-0200
15. 440 N Western Ave LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $789,000 Heidi Ogden & Leslie Dhamer, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847-234-0485
Location: 1103 Spruce Street Winnetka Size: 6 Bedrooms / 5.1 Bathrooms Price: $1,849,000
Wilmette
Nestled in beautiful East Terrace, this light filled brick and cedar home was thoughtfully constructed with interesting architectural detailing inside and out. 9 foot ceilings and tall windows create an airiness throughout the home while fine millwork, newly selected designer lighting, and dark hardwood flooring beautifully finish the space. The desirable layout of the expansive kitchen, breakfast, and family rooms is ideal for modern living. Features include a first floor bedroom or office and full bath, custom built-in bookcases, large bonus playroom upstairs, soaring finished recreation room in the lower level & oversized attached 2 car garage. The immaculate property is professionally landscaped with a charming front porch and backyard stone patio. Centrally located, this home is in close proximity to downtown Lake Bluff, the train, parks, schools, the recreation center, golf course, and pool. Exclusively Presented By: Carleigh Goldsberry & Kim Shortsle, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago 224.558.1993 CGoldsberry@BHHSChicago.com, KShortsle@BHHSChicago.com
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860 Oak Street Winnetka, IL
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4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms OFFERED AT
$875,000
Rare opportunity to own one of Winnetka’s most unique historical properties! Prime in town location across from Dwyer Park stuns with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, vaulted ceilings, and a 3 car garage! EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE.
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PH’S ‘D’ HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS COACH PAUL HARRIS’ SECRET WEAPON: DEFLECTIONS. BY BILL MCLEAN THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
Forget points, rebounds, assists, and steals. Highland Park High School’s boys basketball team considers deflections its most critical statistic. The Giants amassed a whopping 32 deflections—a season-high total—in their 47-40 defeat of Waukegan High School in the third-place game at the Lakes High School Martin Luther King Tournament in Lake Villa on January 20. The triumph upped HP’s record to 10-6. Deflections disrupt an offense’s rhythm. A deflection often leads to a steal, followed by points on the other end of the floor. Thirty-two deflections, in one game. Need some perspective? There are 32 minutes in a game. “We were good defensively,” understates Giants coach Paul Harris, the program’s varsity coach since 1999.
The key to the 1-2-2 is sprinting when the ball is in the air. You can’t jog to the area you’re responsible for covering. If you do that, you’re going to give the shooter an open shot.
HP’s 1-2-2 zone defense, more than any other scheme, puts Harris’s hoopsters in position to change the course of passes. “The key to the 1-2-2,” Giants senior guard Ari Cooper explains, “is sprinting when the ball is in the air. You can’t jog to the area you’re responsible for covering. If you do that, you’re going to give the shooter an open shot. “That can’t happen,” he adds. Cooper, like classmate Joey Goshen, comes off the bench to provide a spark, particularly on
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BANKING ON HARRIS: Paul Harris (center), seen here applauding an effort during a game a couple of seasons ago, has been Highland Park High School’s boys basketball coach since 1999. His Giants improved their record to 10-6 with their win at the Lakes High School MLK Tournament on January 20. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER
defense. Cooper is 6-foot-1, 160 pounds; Goshen stands 6-1 and weighs 150. You could argue, easily, that they’re as vital as Harris’ starters are. “Whatever the team needs me to do,” says the selfless Goshen, who plans to study business at the University of Missouri. “We’re all big on communicating in games; you need that in order for the 1-2-2 to succeed. It’s all about talking on the court, as well as forcing the ball to the middle, where other guys slide over to help and make scoring even more difficult.” “Sometimes, in our 1-2-2,” adds Cooper, “you can get caught staring at the ball as its moving; you don’t want that to happen. That’s when communication, from teammates playing defense behind me, helps.” HP limited host Vernon Hills High School to five first-quarter points and five fourth-quarter points in its 38-35 victory on a snowy January 17. The win improved the Giants’ record to 4-1 in the Central Suburban League North division. The visitors survived the Cougars’ 15-point third quarter. HP netted only four points in the
frame and trailed 30-29 heading into the final eight minutes. “Not a lot of possessions in that game for us, so each was valuable,” Goshen says. “Good win; it’s hard to win a road game in our conference.” Starting senior guard Zach Fagenholz came up big for HPHS twice in the fourth quarter, nailing a three-pointer—from four feet, at least, beyond the arc—and coming down with a rebound with only 1.9 seconds remaining. His trey gave the Giants a 36-35 lead at the 3:59 mark. Giants senior forward Isaac Griswold hit a pair of free throws in the final second. Billy Rudman paced HPHS with nine points, followed by eight each from Fagenholz and senior forward-center Val Oplchenski. But the star of the night was that 1-2-2 zone. It didn’t allow a point in the final 5:03, after VHHS had secured a 35-31 advantage on an Erik Rimas three-pointer. “Coach Harris loves defense,” Goshen says. “Games are won with good ‘D’. Coach Harris believes that, and so do we.”
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NOTABLE: Oplchenski, a 6-5, 215-pounder, poured in a team-high 19 points in the Giants’ 47-40 defeat of Waukegan HS at the Lakes MLK Tourney on January 20, and was named to the all-tournament team…HPHS junior guard Nate Fleisher needed only 1 minute, 12 seconds to tally six straight points in the second quarter of his team’s victory at Vernon Hills High School on January 17…Paul Harris also coaches boys golf at HPHS. Junior guard Ben Shamberg drains putts in the fall season before aiming basketballs at nets in the winter… Cooper, on Harris: “He has our back, and we have his. He’s not just interested in helping us become the best basketball players we can be; he’s also interested in shaping us into good, productive people. He’s thinking about our lives after high school.” Cooper is looking to study business at either Ohio State University or the University of Illinois. Future CEO? “Maybe,” he says. “I’m not looking that far ahead. You have to take it one step at a time.” THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
Local Roots. Global Reach.
1940 Park Avenue West
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1502 Sheridan Road
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3 bedrooms | 6 baths | $919,000
5 bedrooms | 4 baths | $659,000
2 bedrooms | 2 baths | $165,000
Architecturally significant award-winning ranch home on a private 1.6-acre lot. Amazing outdoor space with a pool and pool house.
Warm and inviting classic East Highland Park English-style home designed by Robert Seyfarth. Close to town and the beach.
Desirable end unit with ample natural light near downtown Highland Park. New carpet and freshly painted. 2-garage parking spaces.
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West Sider’s Story CHICAGOAN WILLIAM BARNARD HEEDS CALLING, HELMS GLENCOE YOUTH SERVICES. BY BILL MCLEAN ILLUSTRATION BY BARRY BLITT
William Barnard was in Houston when he called his then-fiancée, Nadia, in Naperville. Excessive excitement nearly throttled his vocal cords after he’d heard “Hello.” Barnard—an Adidas field agent and the manager of the company’s first Social Purpose Team at the time—had just addressed around a dozen children who survived Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Some had been displaced. All did not just listen intently to Barnard’s messages of hope. They. Hung. On. His. Every. Word. The jovial, engaging-since-birth Barnard felt an immediate connection. “Nadia!” Barnard bellowed at his trembling phone. “This has to be my life! I have to serve as a youth leader. I want to have a positive impact on kids.” Nadia listened to his declarations and new career aim. She nodded. She knew. Barnard had a gift, a special presence, an ability to embolden youngsters in any setting. “My wife has been my head coach and my cheerleader for years,” Barnard, more than two years later, says from a seat at a table at Glencoe Youth Services (GYS) in early January. And Barnard, 30, has been guiding and rooting for North Shore adolescents since being named GYS executive director in August 2019. GYS provides recreational, educational, social service, and leadership opportunities in a safe and supportive environment to high school and middle school age youth living in New Trier Township. “After I left Adidas [after three and a half years and after receiving the company’s inaugural Social Purpose Award], I was teaching a fashion class,” says Barnard, who attended Illinois State University for three years, as a secondary education major, before transferring to the Academy of Design in Chicago. “I did not like it at all. I thought about returning to Adidas before I saw the Glencoe Youth Services job posting.” Barnard grew up on Chicago’s West Side and knew nothing about Glencoe. He researched it. As he drove to the North Shore village for interviews with then-GYS Executive Director Mar-
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garet Ann Paauw and current GYS Board President Jennifer Adler, the Curie High School graduate (named “Best Dressed” in his senior year) thought, “I have no chance at landing the position.” But Paauw
could see Barnard thriving as a leader at the nonprofit, and Adler, impressed after their sit-down, asked Barnard to email her five ideas he’d like to introduce to the agency. “I could have emailed at least five ideas to Jennifer that day, before I left, because I had thought about them and my visions in general for the organization before my interviews,” Barnard says, adding that one of them—since implemented—was his Mental Health Campaign; GYS partners with K-9 Reading Buddies (therapy dogs) of the North Shore to provide a stress relief clinic for teens on the second Tuesday of each month. “Jennifer,” he continues, “has been incredibly supportive and hands off since I started here. She basically gave me the keys to Glencoe Youth Services and told me, ‘Drive it.’ ” Barnard and several of his GYS charges motor to Chicago on the second Saturday of each month to deliver meals to homeless people. Meals they had prepared and packed in the suburbs. Barnard named the
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program “Lunches of Hope.” Among GYS’s other offerings are a “Know Your Worth” workshop; the monthly Escape Room, a GYS-Glencoe Library collaboration with a problem-solving focus; Social and Emotional Learning Exchange (SELE), a combined GYS-Josselyn Center youth mentoring program; and Cooking Club, which convenes once a month at Central School (grades 5-8), where schoolboys and schoolgirls learn cooking skills and GYS Assistant Director Pamela Tousis serves as Chief Encourager of healthy food choices. “There’s no one route to reaching a kid,” says Barnard, father of a son, 7-year-old Avrey. “I’m always looking for lanes, for roads, to connect effectively with our youth. I still love fashion; it makes me happy. A couple of grade-school boys with us are working on a GYS project involving [Vons] sneakers. It interested them, and it got them excited. They’re adding style to the shoes, but only after I’d asked them to do so while thinking, ‘What does GYS mean to you?’ ” The most meaningful influence in Barnard’s childhood was his mother Gwendolyn, a special education teacher at Daniel Webster Elementary School (William Barnard’s alma mater) in Chicago and the wildly popular youth manager at the family’s church. School kids and church kids swarmed Gwendolyn; they sought hugs and an audience from her, and she obliged warmly, every time. “You should have seen how much time all of my friends and other kids spent with my mom—they hogged my mom,” Barnard says, chuckling. “My mom was the cool mom. She was great to everybody; she had a genuine relationship with everybody. Mom attracted people to her because she made them feel comfortable around her with her energy and love. “My mom, I can say without hesitation, is the main reason I found my way to the kind of work I’m doing now.” William Barnard delivered the commencement speech to Daniel Webster School eighth-graders last spring. The title of his talk was “Go Get Your Carrot” (also the working title of a book he hopes to publish soon). The lunch lady Barnard remembers from his days as a student at the school was in attendance. So was a familiar-looking security guard. The proudest one in the room? Gwendolyn Barnard—by a mile. A stutterer for the first nine years of his life, William Barnard stood before another group of impressionable children—1,000-plus miles from Houston—and voiced a series of stammer-free, inspirational thoughts. “Rabbits want carrots, right?” Barnard says. “I told the kids it’s important to go after what you want in life, to be prepared for some obstacles along the way. Kids face difficult situations everywhere; it doesn’t matter where you live. “My main point, and I hope they’ll never forget it, was, ‘Don’t let adversity in your life be an excuse for not succeeding.’” Glencoe Youth Services, 847-835-3121, is located at 680 Greenwood Avenue in Glencoe. For more information, or to make a donation, visit glencoeyouthservices.org. THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND
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CATHY & JULIE DEUTSCH 773.852.3221 | 847.217.1277 cathy@deutschresidential.com | juliedeutsch@atproperties.com deutschresidential.com
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845 LAMSON DRIVE, WINNETKA, $1,725,000
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