Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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Foreword . '. . WAIT A SECOND . Are you forgetting something? Before you go on glancing at the pictures and scanning the pages, won't you wait and let us give you a key to its scheme and purposes? OUR THEME is the New Look at Radford College. This we chose because in each of our four years we have seen Radford College change and grow, and We feel this is the essence of our Alma Mater-the change and growth of each individual. We find the New Look in our faculty. We know their experience, guidance, and understanding will be ever new, ever more inspiring to those who follow after us. We see the New Look on the campus, not only in the new build- ings to be completed, but also in the increasing facilities and op- portunities we have as Women's Division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. We meet the New Look on the friendly faces of the girls of Radford College. Their optimism, their courage, and their ever-new approach to the problems of their generation-these are parts of college life we shall never forget. OUR SCHEME is to carry out the feminine element of the New Look. We feel this is very appropriate for the annual of a Woman's college. Our plan- ning is exemplified in part by the cover design, the color scheme of blue and white, the Hy leaf map of the future Radford campus, the senior poses, the new views, the modern layouts, and the introduc- tion of blue division pages with our staff artist's drawings typical of college life. OUR AIMS have been many. Our first was to give you the very best yearbook you have ever had. We wanted to combine in this annual all of the things that make Radford College what it is: the friends you have, the things you do, the memories you hold. We hope the value of this book will increase with every day, every year that passes. 'THE 1948 BEE HIVE STAFF W aggigf' ,- L- ' 'Q T e Bee we R 1. liil . if R if ga

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Dedication . . . To a friend who is sincerely interested in her girlsg To a counselor who gives courage to them allg To a lady who serves others efficiently, patiently, and graciously With high respect for her true Womanliness, we dedicate the 1948 BEE. Hive -i-1.1,-fi x,AV X to f MISS KATHLEEN WAMPLER T lwflf .. E . ll sl orfy IQ f f7i'i'l eaeaagawmei- '-as laaea EE 'Fug 5 aj ff: IIIIE-23-53 fr fa' ei 5 5 fi ff: 'r: :a2. 3- E L2 X E- -. -lmxqg ll sl' :mg-1. IH A - :.--.... .. e-in: ,.-1 It-.u lI1v3:sI E van' aellfll in I .........:Zf1 ........ .-.- :F If 51 El if .Eii'iEif'E-Ei:- 1i,..'f,1- 'I E' -I -----.----.--..-..- 5.1.-L- 1-1.11.-.1..f-:ws GE-I-:-ggfsfmf--im -:.qg-qym-,:::.:: ': 111.12553 llllai? 21 ia ' ' .F - : 4- . 4 'E--:FH ' - 4 Qu ae' an l sf-eel l .1.. -5?i'2E:gf-gin-It -if-,w eb ' 41 Q ' VL 0 4 - 1,