John G. “Jack” Zehmer Jr. (Arch ’64, ’70) had a book, The Church Hill Old & Historic Districts, published by the Historic Richmond Foundation. It is a comprehensive survey with a pictorial guide of the city of Richmond’s oldest neighborhoods.
Posted 11/14/2011
David Black (Educ ’64, Educ ’67 L/M) published a collection of poetry, The Clown in the Tent (Persimmon Tree Press).
Posted 09/01/2010
John Adam Moreau (Grad ’64) and others revived the historic Mirror Lake Racquet Club in Mobile, Ala.,, a tournament where only wooden racquets are used and players wear old timey tennis clothes, followed by an exhibition doubles match by pros, raised money for charity.
Posted 07/08/2010
Gary R. Alexander (Col ’64 L/M) was included in the 2009 Maryland Super Lawyers publication as the only attorney listed in the field of energy and natural resources law. His firm, Alexander & Cleaver, is also a lobbying and government relations firm in Maryland, practicing out of Annapolis.
Posted 05/12/2009
Charles A. Veatch II (Com ’64 L/M) is the chairman of the board of trustees of Shenandoah University, where he is responsible for governing the board’s oversight of the institution’s strategic direction, financial decisions and advancement initiatives. He is also the chairman of the board’s executive committee. Mr. Veatch serves on the endowment board of the National Wildlife Federation and is a real estate fellow at the McIntire School of Commerce at U.Va.
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