Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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Coronation Ball Queen, Miss Mary Jane McCov. Radford Represented By Poise, Beauty And Charm Miss Lliubeth Wingold, Harvest Bowl Princess 23

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 You've Come A Long Way Baby You've Come A Long Way Baby was the theme for the Glamour Contest sponsored by Panhellenic Winter Quarter. Each year in its search for the ten best dressed college girls. Glamour Magazine has asked Radford to choose a candidate. One girl was selected from each dorm and was asked to model her own clothes selected from three different categories. Between each category, entertainment was provided by members of the various sororities. Ava Campbell, a freshman representing Po-chantus Hall, was chosen to represent Radford College for the 1970 Glamour Contest. Miss Gail Leightenheimer models off-campus attire. Radford's Miss Glamour, Ave Campbell. Miss Billie Sue Cundiff models evening apparel. Miss Susan Ring models the popular maxi-coat. 2?

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Visiting Scholars Heighten Student Interest David R. Vlace The University Center in Virginia presented distinguished speakers to the College through the Visiting Scholar Program. In conjunction with the College Lecture Series, a variety of topics were the subjects for various lecturers. W. Herman Bell, Jr. in the Fall spoke on The Nubian Nile. His very interesting lecture was supplemented with numerous color slides and anecdotes of personal experience. Other visiting scholars for the 1969-1970 circuit were Dr. Myron Winick, David R. Mace, William Frankena, and Giles Constable. This year the National Audubon Society Series presented a number of lectures, the first of which was about the Galdpagos Islands. The speaker used a color movie with excellent wildlife scenes as an additional aid for the audience. Giles Constable 24