Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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Mr. Young receive congratulation at the dedication of Young Hull 17

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November Brought Parents And Alumni To The Campus Parents Weekend and Homecoming activities were held November 1-3, 1968. From Friday to Sunday, the program planned for the visitors was entertaining as well as informative. Parents and alumni had the opportunity to meet the mcml crs of the faculty and administration from the program Meet the Administration Dedication of Young Hall, which opened Fall Quarter, was held. Young Hall, the new administrative and faculty office building named for retired Dr. Kol ert J. Young, greatly helped the Radford facilities. A portrait of Dr. Charles K. Martin. Jr., commissioned by the Alumnae Association was unveiled in the John Preston McConnell Library. Great Expectations , a discussion of the educational expectations of college students, faculty, and parents was held in McGuffey Hall. The Aquamaids, Orchcsis, Perl Coats, and the Highlanders performed for the large crowd of parents, alumni, friends, and dates present on the RC campus. Afterwards Freshmen had Open House in their residence halls. The sorority rooms and the Physical Education Department were also open to the visitors. On Sunday, sponsored by the College's Collegiate Sermon Series, the Reverend Alfred A. McBride spoke in the Preston Auditorium. Father McBride. Assistant Professor of Catechetics at the Catholic University of America spoke on The World Prophecies to the Church . Parent enjoyed the panel discussion l y students, faculty. The Highlanders Dr Martin, wife, daughter, and grandson look at the portrait in the Library, unveiled at Homecoming. A Undent art erhibit was held for the visitors. 16

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 18 ASA greets perspective pledges at their Roaring Twenties party. Sororities use various themes at nish parties. Rush And German Chib pledges take a needed break during hobo day.