and art critic, was born and grew up in Winnetka. Janet Meakin Poor, landscape architect and plant conservationist Clarence B. Randall, businessman Bruce Rauner, former Governor of Illinois, former chairman of R8 Capital Partners Jeffrey Ross, former Partner at Lehman Brothers, Co-Founder of Main Street Investment Advisors, notable private investor, attended New Trier High School Alexander Ross, Managing Principal at Main Street Investment Advisors Pat Ryan, founder and executive chairman of Aon Corporation Donald Rumsfeld, former Secretary of Defense, attended New Trier High School Jenny Sanford, former First Lady of South Carolina Jack Steinberger, refugee from Nazi Germany, attended New Trier High School, won 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics, gave Nobel medal to school W. Clement Stone, businessman and philanthropist Walter A. Strong, publisher of Chicago Daily News, R. Douglas Stuart, Jr., CEO of Quaker Oats and U.S. ambassador to Norway, born in Winnetka Marlo Thomas, actress, lived in Winnetka Paul Thomas, pornographic actor Henry Totten, Wisconsin State Assemblyman and businessman, lived in Winnetka Marc Trestman, former head coach of Chicago Bears, lived in Winnetka Joe Trohman, guitarist of Fall Out Boy, attended New Trier High School Byron Trott, banker Barbara Turf, former President and CEO of Crate & Barrel Bernice T. Van der Vries, state legislator, lived in Winnetka Rocky Wirtz, owner of the Chicago Blackhawks, attended North Shore Country Day School, lives in Winnetka Ying Quartet originally consisted of four siblings from Winnetka; as of 2017, three siblings remain members of the ensemble In popular culture "Big Noise from Winnetka," a 1938 jazz song by The Bobcats, has been featured in a number of Hollywood movies, including Let's Make Music and Reveille with Beverly. Winnetka was mentioned in the novel Havana by Stephen Hunter. Secondary character Roger St. John Evans was mentioned as "The Big Noise From Winnetka". Film The film Home Alone is set in Winnetka, and featured scenes filmed at 671 Lincoln Avenue. The street address is mentioned in the film, but the street is called "Lincoln Boulevard". The opening scenes of the sequel Home Alone 2: Lost in New York were filmed at the same house. Over three decades after the original film's 1990 release, sightseers still visit the North Shore neighborhood, particularly around the Christmas holiday season. Numerous other films have been shot in Winnetka, including portions of films Ocean's 12, Breakfast Club, National Lampoon's Vacation, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Sixteen Candles, Risky Business,