by Denine Wilson | Jun 2, 2026 | History, story.lca.edu
Kenneth McCowan was a large, gruff man with a booming voice and theatrical gestures. He had a tough exterior, high expectations, and a penchant for eating anything available, even discarded food. Twinkie wars were legendary. He was possibly the most colorful figure in...
by Denine Wilson | Oct 14, 2025 | Alumni
What brought you to LCA, and how many years did you attend? I can distinctly remember my first visit to LCA. I was a 5th grader looking ahead to middle school. As soon as I walked through the double glass doors, I was received with so many smiles and warm welcomes. As...
by Denine Wilson | Jun 9, 2025 | Alumni
Dan Evans, class of ’07, is the founder and CEO of Babba, a startup with the world’s 1st baby bottle, cooler and warmer. Before that, he co-founded RecoverX, a company that revolutionized cold and heat therapy and was later acquired by Hyperice. Dan is a...
by Denine Wilson | May 15, 2025 | History, story.lca.edu
Wallace Wadman and his wife Florence, joined the LCA community as parents in 1980. Two of their sons graduated from LCA. It didn’t take long for Wally to be asked to join the Board of Trustees in 1985. His expertise was in investing. David Roth remembers, ...
by Denine Wilson | May 15, 2025 | History, story.lca.edu
When Gordon and Cathy VanderBrug moved to Lexington in 1980, one of their top priorities was finding good Christian schools for their three children to attend. They sent the younger two to North Shore Christian School in Lynn, where Cathy taught PE part time. ...
by Denine Wilson | May 15, 2025 | History, story.lca.edu
Ray Martin and his wife Phyllis moved their family to Massachusetts in 1959 from South Carolina. In all the decades of Ray’s varied service in New England he retained a certain courtliness and a touch of southern drawl. After Ray passed away, his wife Phyllis...
