Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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,.....-1- -Strawberry lilnlanac Under the auspices of adviser Ken Field Strawberry Almanac changed from a three column monthly newspaper to a general interest magazine which is published every term. As leanette Brown said in the preface Saved in the Strawberry Almanac are some of the more memorable events, storeis and feelings of the HCC people and their com- munity. The Almanac is presented in the hopes that it will serve as a stimulus for many re- flective thoughts and new ideas for the grow- ing campus of Hillsborough Community Col- lege at Plant City. Marie Walker worked as assistant editor. Other staff members include artists Lana Brunelle, Leslie Edwards Karen Hartling, graphics editor lan Wanamaker, photogra- pher Kacy Curry, and staff members joseph Amerson, Chris Armstrong, Beth Holmes, Pam Davis, E. Knight, Alice Smith, and Darlene Wingate. Ujeanette Brown and Beth Holmes. 27 Darlene Wingate and Pam Davis. 31 Leslie Edwards and Kacy Curry. 41105995 Am9f50'7 and Chris Armstrong. SHUT Wanamakef and Alice Smith. 2 rlfwwnn W avr- -ma-Q is ,,.., , .,,.. , . ' Q' ,M t,.,,

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Kaleidoscope The Kaleidoscope, the Dale Mabry Campus newspaper features a three-column format and is published bi-weekly. Under the supervision of editor Michael Overholt, the Kaleidoscope features interest- ing in-depth articles and feature stories. For Mike there was always the hassle of meeting the printer's deadlines and Randy assisted not only as a sports writer but also as a photographer. Students are encouraged to join the staff and to express their opinion by writing letters to the editor. i 3 K A 13 Cynthia Ryalls, Dale Mabry activities adviser 23 Michael Overholt, Kaleidoscope editor 33 Randy Bobbitt, sports editor and photog- rapher 43 Paul Brown, staff writer Kings- land Carver, Courier cartoonist 53 Bob White- car, Courier photographer.

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sf it M.-A Reflections Reflections is a beginning. It is a small door which opens, to set free on wings of words those moments of personal expression that serve to give us meaning... Reflections hopes to unbind the frozen poetic moment and change poetic inertia into that moving force which might well lift us beyond our self doubts, to the point where we know who we are... In its two year history, Reflections has won numerous awards and two second place awards in its category. First place, Best Poem, was awarded to R. Craig McCartney for his S. Gemini . Second place, Best Fiction, went to Bertha McCartney for My Letter Blew Away . The remaining awards were for technical areas and included three first places For: Best Illustration, Best Photography and Best Typography and layout, and one second place, Best Cover. Prof. Nancy White is the adviser. - 4 17 Reflections editor Craig McCartney and assistant editor Cathy Sanborn go over the copy, 23 Tom Rimec printed Reflections in the college printshop. 33 Professors Mike Douglas and Gina Williams served as literary advisers. 41 Bertha McCartney edited the first Reflections in 7972 and is copy editor of the 1975 edition.