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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
4
The Evens defeated the C0-Ord 21 to 0 as Carter and Lowe scored twice to seal the win. The victory crowned the Class of 35 college hockey champions with banners raised and cheers from the tower room.
Westhampton's second varsity fell 2 1 to the Richmond All School Girls on Tuesday December 5. Morgan scored the first goal for Westhampton, Owen equalized, and Gill netted the eventual winner for the visitors as the crowd watched a back and forth battle.
Two hundred fifty student photos for the 1934 Web edition were taken last week with at least a hundred more expected before Christmas. A notice will post in the Student Shop when to continue, and freshmen must subscribe before their pictures may be taken. Those who pay before Christmas get gold letters on their volume cover. after holidays price rises from 2.50 to 3.00.
A Missouri college scene shows coeds shaving heads to avoid dates and keep focus on work. A nationwide peace poll reports seven thousand of twenty two thousand students won’t join the American Expeditionary Force. A Minnesota freshman wins praise as a 13 year old who finished grammar school in five years and high school in two and a half.
Richmond defeats Emory and Henry 13 to 0 in a hard fought college grid contest. Vic Chastain stars with bold running and a 50 yard return aided by Charnock, Vaughan and Leverton contributing key gains and a strong defensive showing by Bus Mackey.
Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra debut Camel Caravan a radio program on WABC Columbia network using Camel cigarettes. The show launched last Thursday December 7 at 10 2. M. E.S.7). It will air every Tuesday and Thursday at the same hour. The orchestra continues to draw strong college crowds.
Miss Mildred Berry spoke at a joint convocation on December 8 to Richmond and Westhampton students about My Exploration in the Tombs of Egypt. She recounted desert travel, found records guiding digs, and well preserved household wares proving biblical cities existed. She also noted discoveries in a minor king's tomb and the goal of uncovering a great ruler's burial place. The Camel Caravan program featured Irene Taylor and the Do-Re-Mi Girls.
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