Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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Spring 19

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Spring is also the time for sun. With white legs and pale faces, the sunbathers scout the campus for the sun roofs best for obtaining a tan. While climbing the stairs, an experienced sunbather can distinguish Hawaiian Tropic” from Golden Tropic” at fifty steps. Many of the bathers feel right at home on the scorching hot porches, surrounded by beach towels, sunglasses, pillows, televisions, and radios. Ten minutes before class, the typical sunbather throws on some light clothing, grabs his or her books, and runs to class, with oil spreading from hair to books. There is also a somber side to spring quarter. It is then that many of the students go home after final exams. This involves packing belongings and leaving the friends and the surroundings that have been considered home for eight months. Parents lug boxes, plants, and trunks to family cars. Tearfully, girls hug their friends, and the guys shake their buddies’ hands while making plans to meet during the summer. But anticipation of summer soon brings a twinkle to the students’ eyes — the beach, the cookouts. and the friends at home. I.oxurj Tul 18 Spring

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Springing Out Miry Sulik Dogwood Days My mind slips into fond remembrances of lazy spring walks through morning — fresh grass and softly-blooming trees. Thinking back. I can still feel the dew-wet freshness of those pink-petaled dogwood days. Jan Castle 20