Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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Students head to Claytor lake as the days get warm Even warm sunny day available, RU students headed for Claytor Lake. The popular lake, located approximately 20 minutes from campus. offered students the opportunity to relax, take a study break, socialize and have fun. This year thousands of students went to the lake to enjoy the hot days of spring and summer. Many students enjoyed the peaceful environment of the lake. The scenic view of the mountains surrounding the lake, the sound of the wind swaying the trees, and the sun rays filtering through the trees gave the lake a heavenly trail. “Claytor lake was a place to get away. F.vcn though it may be noisy, it was still peaceful. The splash of the water puts me in my own little world. said sophomore Debbie Hamilton. Main students went to the lake between classes to study or to relax. However, other students went to the lake just to celebrate. Loud radios, multi-colored coolers and many frisbees enhanced the scenery at the lake. I went to the lake to relax and have fun with my friends. said senior Susan Fraser. Everybody had a great time socializing with the crowd. New' acquaintances, friendships and even marriages have been known to originate at Claytor Lake. } by Marie Ferrey 18 Claytor Lake

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Ms. Radford contestants welcome the audience to the pageant in their own unique manner. Ms. Radford 17 Chris LeCompte

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This RU student enjoys the peacefulness of the take while strumming his guitar. Clay tor Lake 19