John W. Hart

Profile Updated: September 19, 2020

Residing In:	Kenilworth, IL USA

Spouse/Partner:	Margaret

Children:	Peter born 1986, Christy born 1987, William born 1990, Amy born 1992

Did you attend New Trier East, or New Trier West?

New Trier East

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Still living in Kenilworth working and raising four children. All went to Sears School, all went to New Trier. Fun going through the process a second time.

Children are all grown up now living interesting lives in New York, Chicago, Denver, and San Francisco.

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Which of the following can be found in a dark corner of your closet?

none of the above

Did your father attend New Trier?

Did your mother attend New Trier?

What varsity sport(s) did you play at New Trier?

Soccer

In recent years, New Trier has increasingly been described as "too big" and "too competitive." Has NT changed?

Not as much as people like to think

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Which Junior High did you attend?

Joseph Sears (Kenilworth)

What higher formal education have you completed?

Bachelor's Degree with major in: Engineering

In which Village did you reside at the time you graduated from New Trier?

Kenilworth

The best thing about growing up in the North Shore was . . .

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Our Kenilworth friends have been recounting Junior High basketball memories. That's where we encountered the Howard Junior High team. Tom Rutherford, Mike Allen, Pete White, Mark Giordano, and Bill. We never had a chance.
on to New Trier and most of that gang started for the freshman A team. Sophomore year whittled us down to about 12 of us who were coached by Bill Fly. Short and loud. He terrorized us with his half time speeches explaining in no uncertain terms what each of us were doing wrong. But one of our favorite memories was Bill's spot on imitation of Coach Fly's half time speech. He was able to keep us laughing. We will all miss Bill