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Class Happenings: 1970s–1980s Paula Gadigian '72 Field Day has been a long-standing tradition at TDS, and Paula Gadigian '72, shared some photos from the early 70s of one located on Randall's Island. e image originally comes via Stephanie Bogel '73, and features Chris Wellisz '73, Paula Gadigian '72, and Christine Appenzellar '72. anks for sharing! Amy Seldman '78 Amy Seidman '78, founder of Noble Profit, recently appeared on Shawn Flynn's e Silicon Valley Podcast, discussing Environmental, Social, and Global (ESG) Investing. Amy thanked Shawn for "amplifying how we can create more truth behind Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), climate change, and ESG claims to be meaningful in bridging nature and humanity!" e episode is entitled #109 How will ESG and the Blockchain impact us All with Amy Seidman. anks, Amy, for your work in forging a sustainable future. Margot Manhattan '81, AP '14 At the end of May, Amar Ramastar retired from the New York City Ballet. Margo Manhattan AL '81 AP '14 was there, and wrote this touching message: "is beautiful soul & legend @ramastar81 retired from @nycballet yesterday! A tribute to an amazing career!!! I was so happy to be able to share in your experience, channeling my mom & godfather, feels like home. ank you for @wendyw for embracing me and bringing me back; I feel like I'm part of the legacy again! Although I became a jewelry designer, I was raised by a prima ballerina at the NYC Ballet, running around backstage looking for fun or a good convo! Divinely inspired by the costumes, jewels, sets, make-up, even props! Legendary dancers warming up in the wings, half costumed and full make-up, telling jokes & occasionally tossing me upside down! At one point, I had taken pictures & wanted to publish a book of BTS probably still somewhere in the archives. Instead, it became part of my soul that lives within me and comes through in my designs. Love you, guys." Congratulations to Amar on his wonderful career, and someday we hope to see that backstage tribute from you, Margo. Christopher Buchenholz '81 Christopher Buchenholz '81 was recently honored with the performance of his composition Liebeslied at the Living Music Summit, as part of the Boston New Music Initiative. e promo describes his work as "best known for their extraordinary blend of traditional musical sound worlds, relentless counterpoint, intricate rhythmic aggregations, and innovative harmonic motion. His music has been described as 'meta-tonal,' incorporating tonal structures and tonally influenced relationships within fundamentally twelve-tone designs." Christopher added that he was "honored and excited to contribute to this series!" Other recent performances of Christopher's compositions include e Joke, a piece commissioned during the pandemic and performed in June with Collide-O-Scope Music. Next season, they're teaming up again to perform a large ensemble piece that Chris is currently composing. He has also been commissioned to write a piece for the trumpet player Jack Sutte, as part of his Sonata Project, and another work for the brass trio Factory Seconds. Congratulations, Christopher! We're looking forward to hearing more about your work in the future. Key to Abbreviations AP: Alumni parent AF: Alumni faculty 5 9 T R E V O R D AY S C H O O L n S U M M E R 2 0 2 1 – 2 0 2 2

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