Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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View (cont.) But the view from Muse also allows for zooming in on the people of Radford University. Students changing classes, a dog waiting for his master to finish in the library, skateboarders, bicyclists and people with walkmen all add to the composition. Two professors cross the campus anticipating a break and a cup of coffee in Heth. while circles of friends discuss plans for the upcoming weekend. This is just one of the many views Radford has to offer. The rest are captured in the snapshots and words within this book. Here at Radford University we are giving it our best shot! Study time. With text and Tab in hand. Lois Stepahin prepares for a night of studying in her dorm room. Getting across campus was easier for handicapped students this year because of the remodeling and renovation. Chance Crawford circles the fountain during the Spring picnic. The view from here. Atop Muse, the academic buildings branch out from the fountain like spokes of a wheel. The fall foliage is beautiful from this exquisite vantage point. 6 Opening

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A view from here The panoramic scene of Radford University from atop Muse offers a wide-angle view of our campus. Tucked in and nestled among the Blue Ridge mountains. Radford is an environment which stimulates creativity, curiosity and growth. The campus is architecturally designed to promote educational awareness. In the center of campus stands the fountain, and from this area of excitement and bustle the academic buildings branch out like spokes of a wheel. McConnell Library stands in the foreground of this frame, which is fitting for the symmetry of our campus. The focus this year was on renovating. improving and beautifying the campus. Whitt Hall was renovated. reopening fall quarter to house the business and economics departments. Remodeling and renovation also occyrred all over campus, making it more accessible to the handicapped. At the Ded-mon Center, parking lots were added, allowing freshmen to have cars on campus this year. An angel on my shoulder. Senior Cindy Sarko listens intently to the sounds of Mason Roller Line. The Coffeehouse was held in Heth Ballroom on October 14. Close-up. Robert Christian, a telecommunications student poses with close friend Terry Bennett in the Memorial gardens. Biology professor. Jack Clark created the gardens in 1976. Opening 5

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