Samuel M. Alvis, Jr. ’32, senior engineer at Remington Arms Co. during WWII, instrumental to the establishment of the Remington Arms Museum
C. Archie Hahn, Jr. ’35, son of Olympic gold medalist and hall of fame track athlete Archie Hahn
Donal Dinnwiddie ’40, editor in chief of Popular Mechanics
William K. Dove ‘41, decorated WWII veteran and former Commandant of Cadets at Staunton Military Academy
Richard C. Hastings, Jr. ’41, decorated WWII veteran and senior executive at The Stanley Works, great nephew of President Grover Cleveland, completed studies at Trinity College
Leroy W. Neustedter ’42, WWII veteran and UVA football letterman under Frank Murray and Art Gueppe
Charles L. Brown ‘43, former chairman and CEO of AT&T, WWII veteran, namesake of UVA engineering library
Hon. Russell M. Carneal ’43, WWII veteran, legislator in the Virginia House of Delegates, judge of the Virginia Ninth Circuit
Lewis Benton “Bud” Stevens, Jr. ’43, decorated WWII veteran and lifelong educator in Norfolk, Virginia
Sam W. Crickenberger 49, former executive director of the Virginia Pharmacists Association
Harry W. Laubscher ’50, prominent Wall Street market analyst; served Delta Upsilon for two years as a traveling representative and eight years as a director, including four terms as Secretary and two terms as Assistant Secretary.
Hon. Robert G. Doumar ’51, senior judge United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, presided over Hamdi vs. Rumsfeld (2002), Double Hoo
O. Edward Pollock ’51, Dean of Students at Union College, VP and Director of Student Services at Wright State University, VP at Hood College, Director of the Daytona Beach Community College Foundation; served Delta Upsilon for seven years as a director, two terms as Chairman, two terms as President, and nine years as a trustee of the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation
Hon. E. Earle Zehmer ’52, chief justice First District Court of Appeals in Florida, namesake of the annual E. Earle Zehmer National Moot Court competition
George N. McMath ’53, former state GOP chairman in Virginia, elected eight times to Virginia House of Delegates, head of newspaper conglomerate Atlantic Publications, celebrated community servant on the Eastern Shore
Maj. Gen. Francis J. Toner ‘54, highly decorated US Army combat veteran, served as vice director of logistics for the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lt. Col. Alden G. Hannum ‘55, highly decorated US Army officer and Vietnam veteran
Robert “Bobby” H. Mincer ‘58, second generation owner of Mincer’s sportswear in Charlottesville
Ronald P. Slaughter ‘60, father of the Seminole Trail Fire Department and celebrated community volunteer in Charlottesville
Randolph B. Campbell, PhD ‘61, preeminent historian on the State of Texas, Triple Hoo
Colin C. Blaydon ‘62, dean emeritus of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College
Henry D. Sayer III ‘62, project architect for notable medical institutions, including St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia and the University of Connecticut Health Center
Edward J. Delattre, PhD ‘63, President of St. John’s College (1980-1986), renowned professor of ethics, and author of Character and Cops: Ethics in Policing, which as been used by police worldwide
Samuel Alexander Garrison III ‘63, counsel to Vice President of the United States (Spiro Agnew), chief minority counsel during the Nixon Impeachment, celebrated civil rights advocate
Richard A. Lutz, PhD ‘71, marine biologist and internationally recognized deep-sea oceanographer
Willet M. Kempton, Jr. PhD ‘72, nationally renowned expert in renewable energy fields, associate director and founder of the Center for Research in Wind at the University of Delaware
Jack P. Jennings II ‘77, former senior member of the Federal Reserve Board and expert to the International Monetary Fund
Very Rev. Daniel J. McLearen ‘77, rector of the Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford, Connecticut
Charles Turner ‘79, former senior executive and CFO of Pier 1 Imports
Peter Quick ‘79, former president of the American Stock Exchange (now NYSE American)
Louis J. Cusano ‘82, associate general counsel for New York University
Kyle A. Shaw, Jr. ‘83, founder and managing partner of ShawKwei & Partners
Peter Seidler ’83, chairman of the San Diego Padres
Owen Hannay ‘84, founder and CEO of Slingshot, trustee UVA School of Architecture Foundation
Col. Anderson “Andy” B. Owan, PhD ‘84, retired US Air Force officer and director of the doctoral program in clinical psychology at Regent University
Rip Gerber ‘85, entrepreneur and international best-selling author
Daniel J. LeFrancois ‘85, California winemaker and founder of Brass Tacks, Zinfandelic, and Wine Spots, former Vice President of Merchandising for wine.com
Douglas T. Kendall ‘86, founder and former president of the Constitutional Accountability Center, contributor to The Federalist Society, Double Hoo
Buddy Blaha ‘87, senior managing director at Arma Partners, three time NCAA qualifier UVA Wrestling, married to New York Times best-selling author Emily Giffin (Law ‘97)
John P. Connaughton ‘87, co-managing partner of Bain Capital, board of directors of UVA Investment Management Company, board of trustees for Berklee College of Music
Kurt B. Harrison ‘87, senior member at Russell Reynolds Associates, board of governors for UVA Alumni Association, board of governors for The Colonnade Club
John J. Cacheris ‘88, son of federal judge John C. Cacheris and nephew to acclaimed criminal defense attorney Plato Cacheris
Erik Westerlund, MD, FACS ‘90, fellow of the American College of Surgeons
Hon. Donald M. Haddock Jr. ‘93, chief judge Alexandria General District Court
Brian T. Mangino ’95, corporate partner at renowned law firm Fried Frank, recognized by Chambers Global and Chambers USA, Double Hoo
Phil Cox ‘96, Republican political strategist
Norman T.S. Flecker ‘96, US Army officer and helicopter pilot, namesake of UVA ROTC award
R. Cameron Garrison ’96, managing partner of Lathrop GPM (formerly Lathrop Gage), one of the oldest continuously running law firms west of the Mississippi River
John D. Molesphini ‘98, senior executive at Nasdaq’s eVestment
Charles W. “Chip” Ransler IV ’01, professor at UVA Darden School of Business and McIntire School of Commerce, Double Hoo
Thomas N. Bannard ‘06, board member of Virginia Recovery Foundation, program coordinator for Rams in Recovery, and community leader in the Richmond area
