A transistor radio, a towel, and a warm spring day were all these unidentified students needed to enjoy the outdoors. Their comfortable spot may have been near 1901 and Laughlin halls, the lawn between Holder and Campbell, or the green near 1903 Hall. The radio probably dates the photo from the 1960s or 1970s, since boom boxes and cassette players captured the market in the 1980s. Can any PAW readers name the sun-worshipping students?
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