Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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IN MEMORIAM 16 In Memory of RICHARD J. LEMPICKI Our Teacher and Friend

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Through all the changes and growth going on around her, the R a d f o r d girl remains basically the same. Hours devoted to a sincere interest in academics are balanced by free time spent relaxing by getting some exercise or going to a movie. At the flop of a moptop she may suddenly do a take off on her favorite group of singers—the Beatles. As always, she enjoys packing her suitcase and lugging it down to the train station for that long awaited trip home. A

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FOREWORD Perhaps the most striking element to ! e noticed about Radford College during the past few years is the activity found on all parts of the campus. From the ncwlv completed Moffett Hall to the construct-tion of tne dining hall extension and the new dormitory, it is quite obvious that the college is growing rapidly. With an increase in the physical plant of a school comes an automatic increase in the student body—a student body which becomes more and more selective each year. And with this increase in students comes a growing awareness of the necessity to raise standards and broaden subject content in all courses. This is a responsibility shared equally by administration. faculty, and students. A college must change in many ways to meet the challenge of a larger and more selective student body. This book proposes to show how Radford College is meeting this challenge. CONTENTS Dedication 18-19 Administration and Faculty 22-41 Classes 54-155 of 1964 54-98 of 1965 99-114 of 1966 115-129 of 1967 130-155 Clubs and Organization 162-213 Features 216-224 Senior Directory- 225-232 Index 233-239 General Index 240 17