October 20, 2004
by Dick Prentke
 How about them Red Sox! This summer Larry Lucchino again graciously hosted a 67-oriented group in a Fenway suite. This week’s photo memorialized the event.
George Hayum is still keeping actors and directors happy as an entertainment lawyer and observes that his 12-year-old and 10-year-old are keeping him young.
On the other end of the kid spectrum, Jim Rakowski exclaims “Praise the Lord!” Both his kids are finally employed and apparently not living at home. David, with a shiny new PhD in finance from Georgia State, is an Assistant Professor at SIU in Carbondale, while Susan, with a Masters in Education from Portland State, is teaching high school Science in Alhambra , CA.
Bill Lough’s daughter Erin is in the Class of ’08.
In connection with his 40th high school reunion, Peter Turchi exchanged emails with classmate Thad Mirer, who is a successful economics professor in Albany, NY. They were roommates sophomore year in Joline with Doug Hunt.
Tom Pritchard considers himself lucky to have a flourishing architectural studio with projects in NJ, NY, Colorado and Florida. His website is madderlakedesigns.com.
Bob Mackin has become the Director of America’s Choice High School Reform Model at The National Center on Education and the Economy in Washington, having spent the last 5 years as President of LEAD New England, an educational consulting firm.
© 2004 Dick Prentke and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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