Richard Vinroot, University of North Carolina, 1963 – Mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina, 1991–95 Kevin White, Williams College, 1952 – second longest-serving mayor in Boston history Drew Wrigley, University of North Dakota 1988 – Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota Joshua Soule Zimmerman, Randolph–Macon College, 1892 – West Virginia House Delegate; Hampshire County, West Virginia prosecuting attorney; orchardist Literature Ray Stannard Baker, Michigan State University, 1889 – biographer, Pulitzer Prize winner Louis Bromfield, Columbia University, 1920 – Pulitzer Prize winner for Early Autumn Po Bronson, Stanford, 1986 – writer Eugene Field, Knox College, 1872 – poet, author of children's books Walter Havighurst, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1923 – writer and professor Don Herold, Indiana University, 1912 – humorist James Michener, Swarthmore College, 1929 – Pulitzer Prize winner, Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Dan Moldea, The University of Akron, 1973 – author, writer of organized crime and American politics books Reynolds Price, Duke University, 1955 – writer, essayist Edward K. Thompson, University of North Dakota, 1927 – managing editor of Life magazine William Allen White, University of Kansas, 1890 – editor, writer, Pulitzer Prize winner Media Earle C. Anthony, UC Berkeley, 1903 – pioneer broadcaster; founder of KFI Gary Bender, Wichita State, 1962 – sports anchor Elmer Davis, Franklin College, 1910 – director of the War Information Department in WWII; Peabody Award recipient Willie Geist, Vanderbilt University, 1997 – NBC News personality, co-host of Morning Joe and Sunday Today with Willie Geist anchor Harry Kalas, University of Iowa, 1959 – sportscaster Robert Kintner, University of Washington, 1944 – president of the ABC, 1950–56 William Harding Mayes, Vanderbilt University, 1881 – president of the Texas Press Association, 1889–90; president of the National Editorial Association, 1908; president of the Association of American Schools and Departments of Journalism, 1920–21 Byron Price, Wabash College, 1912 – director of Censorship in WWII; Pulitzer Prize recipient Bob Prince, University of Pittsburgh, 1938 – sportscaster Bob Schieffer, Texas Christian University, 1959 – CBS News anchor Frank Stanton, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1937 – former president of CBS Trey Wingo, Baylor, 1985 – ESPN anchor Military Medal of Honor and Victoria Cross recipients John Henry Balch, Northwestern University, 1920 – Medal of Honor recipient, World War I John C. Black, Wabash, 1862 – Medal of Honor recipient, Civil War William P. Black, Wabash, 1864 – Medal of Honor recipient, Civil War Henry V. Boynton, Kentucky Military Institute, 1858 – Medal of Honor