October 8, 2003
by Dick Prentke
WEST COAST EDITION:
Richard Erdman was confirmed by the Senate this spring as ambassador to Algeria. Roommate Ken Wilson was present at the confirmation hearing. The ambassador and wife Sibyl expect to be in Algiers for three years and hope to contribute to a broadening of our bilateral relations and democratization, following a decade of internal terrorism.
George Diehr’s oldest son, George Jr., is a second-year student at St. Louis U.’s school of law. Second son Matt finished his freshman year at Tulane, and daughter Elizabeth is a high school junior.
Jerry Brashear’s second daughter, Regan, graduated from UC-Santa Cruz with highest honors.
The Honolulu Advertiser reported that Dick Sutton, president of the Hawaii Assn. of USA Track & Field, assembled the island’s successful bid for the 2005 master’s national championships.
Jay Scribner has been elected vice president of surety for Harleysville Insurance and is responsible for developing and monitoring its corporate operational business plans, policies, procedures and standards. Prior to joining Harleysville, Jay was a vice president at Chubb and at AIG. He and wife Carroll live in Basking Ridge, N.J.
Who, you might ask, officially showed for our 36th reunion in June? Signed in were Bloxy Baker, Ric Bremer, Dick Prentke, Tom Tulenko, Charlie Parl, Frank Strasburger, Ted Todd, Robert Dix, Galen Aoki, Jack LaPorte, Sam Boehm, Phil Burstein, George Bassett, Dick Fiss, Tim Tulenko, and Ed Hummer.
More from ’67’s Freshman Handbook: “Blakely Laundry – shirts in bundle, 19¢ each.”
© 2003 Dick Prentke and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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