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Henry Trevor '74 Henry is the Director of Development at Mid-Peninsula High School in Menlo Park, California. He writes, "My wife, Elizabeth, and I are still living in Berkeley, where we moved five years ago after 22 years in Brooklyn. Would never have expected a couple of lifelong New Yorkers to find a new life in California, but we are enjoying it, fog and all." Andrew Chait '78 A member of the Walden class of '78, Andrew left in 1974 and graduated from Dwight. He went to Connecticut College, where he studied Asian history. He continues to live in NYC with his wife, Hedy, and their 12-year-old son, Jeremy. Andrew and his brother, Steven, run Ralph M. Chait Galleries, which has been the family business since 1910. Andrew writes, "While I did leave Walden early, I have fond memories of the school through the years. In the city, we keep busy visiting museums, going to the occasional sports event, and traveling. is past summer, our travels took us to Cape Cod, Washington, D.C., and Europe." Andy, Hedy, and Jeremy are also active members and volunteers in their temple. Michael Baroni '82 As Orange County Bar Association President this year, I am pushing three agendas: (1) helping combat human trafficking; (2) assisting lawyers with disabilities, illnesses, and/or mental health or substance abuse issues, with the formation of the group Amicus Alo (Latin for "friend support and care"); and (3) supporting and honoring law enforcement. is picture is with Police Chief Kisela of Orange County and his captains. ey combat human trafficking and gangs, and have special outreach programs to form community bonds with immigrant communities. Julia Griner '82 After nine years in NY and eight years in Paris (just blocks from Katy Bijur Renard '82), my husband, Pino, and I decided to return to Italy. Instead of moving back to his hometown of Milano, we have settled in Rome and have opened a cooking school in Trastevere called Grano & Farina. It's a departure from my many years as a photographer, but after a broken back prevented me from carrying cameras on location, I joined him in the kitchen. Pino is a chef and pastry expert, and I went back to school in Bologna to become a sfoglina—a pasta maker who works entirely by hand, using traditional techniques and a long rolling pin (110-120 cm). We now work together at the Grano & Farina—I teach pasta courses; he teaches a variety of other topics. We hope to see my fellow Day Schoolers when they visit the Eternal City. Pop by for a coffee and catch up in person! Barbara Magnoni '82 is year, my daughters have started college and high school, respectively— Emma at Tufts and Alexa at the High School for American Studies at Lehman College in the Bronx. I'm crazy proud of them. ey are both amazing people. My husband and I are taking them to Cartagena de las Indias to celebrate. My company turned 10 last year. For almost 11 years, we have been supporting work in international development. We've done amazing things, such as developing a women's reproductive health insurance product sold to poor women in Guatemala. It has reached over 40,000 women. We are also helping NYC programs integrate financial counseling into their outreach to financially vulnerable New Yorkers. e website is http://Eac-global.com. Peter Campbell '86 After graduating from Riverdale Country School and McGill University with a BA in art history, Peter went on to receive an MA in design and curatorial studies at Parsons, e New School for Design; he was also at the Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. After working and lecturing in the architecture department at Parsons, Peter relocated to Toronto, Canada, and decided to return to his first love: music. His vocal talent was first discovered during his time at e Day School. Peter performs regularly around Toronto and has released two jazz recordings to critical acclaim and international radio rotation. For further information, please visit petercampbellmusic.com. Gabe Leibowitz '97 Gabe is at Warburg Realty, and in 2016 was the number-one producer in the Tribeca office (and sixth in the company). He recently launched a new website, www.gabeleibowitz.com, complete with a slide show about his approach to the industry. He promises, "For any residential real estate needs, Trevor Day alums will be well taken care of and get VIP treatment!" Gabe lives in Brooklyn with his wife, seven- year-old son, and toy poodle. Class Happenings: 1970s–2000s