Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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STUDENT LIFE Representatives retreat. Student Life members. Joe Sweat and Sona Kerneklian spent the weekend of September 17 on Ground Hog mountain with the Executive Council to develop their leadership skills. The Fun never ends. In the Highland room, Henry Barnes and Robin Hudgins take time to relax and socialize with friends. Shades of the Spring Picnic. Alison Oliva sports her fashionable sunglasses at the spring picnic. Sitting on the lawn in front of Heth. Alison enjoys the sounds of Dixie Suite. 8 Student Lite Divider

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Southern comfort. Candy Johnson has a front row view of the Southern rock band. Dixie Suite during the spring picnic. A break in the routine Heth lawn was flooded with Radford University students May 4 from 4 to 7 p.m. They gathered to listen to the popular Northern Virginia band Dixie Suite. A “chicken and baked bean picnic had originally been planned, but was cancelled due to inclement weather. The southern rock band was still enjoyed by all. Songs such as Molly Hatchet's Gator Country.” Lynyrd Skynyrd's Sweet Home Alabama and tunes from bands such as ZZ Top could be heard campus-wide. The crowd also enjoyed participating in leisurely sports while listening to the band. For some it was a chance to say good-bye. but for others it was chance to meet new friends. When asked her opinion of the spring picnic, freshman Susan Ashby commented that the long-awaited spring event served as a great opportunity to get out and mingle with other students. Other students agreed with her. saying that after a long, cold winter, it was nice to be able to see people on campus again. A yearning for summer was shared by many who attended the warm weather event, planned by Student Life. 10 Spring Picnic