Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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.ed W 123 5992? PhiQfttesa Kappa Phi Omega is the first fraternity to be formed on the Ybor Campus. The organization's main objectives are to sponsor scholarship and promote leadership and community involvement. Officers are Larry Holton, president, Dan Harrold, vice president, Duane Gibbons, secretary! lohnny Cook, treasurer, and john- ny Tyson, dean of pledges. Henry Carley is the sponsor. Kappa Phi Omega is not school funded, so they raised money through various fund raising projects such as car washes. Together with the sorority Alpha Delta Phi they sponsored service proiects in the community. 13 Melvin lSchool Boy? Monroe, Arthur Young, Reggie Thompson, Dan Harrold, Ted Cox, Chris jordan. fkneelingl Robert Williams. 23 Larry Holton and Robert Williams parti- cipate in Car Wash. 37 Charles Smith, Melvin Monroe, and Robert Williams.

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Alpha Delta Phi Roses at the Ybor Campus mean more than flowersj members of the Alpha Delta Phi Sorority are so named. Organized in the Spring of 1974, with 12 charter members, ADP's assist their brother organization, Kappa Phi Omega. Sorority members attended Martin Luther King Dedication Day at Beulah Baptist Church january 16 and they participated in communi- ty projects. New members pledged in October include Sydel Barnes, Beverly Nelson, Bertha Ran- dolph and Yvonne Boston. A formal induction took place in Decem- ber at the home of Prof. Sybil Barnes. Each girl wore a black dress and was given a rose. Dinner at the Kapok Tree was attended by sorority and fraternity members March 22. 13 tfront row? Renee jackson, vice president: Debbie Murphy, secretary, Philiper West, president, Shirley Austin, general secretary. tback rowj Beverly Nelson, Sharon Seabrooks, dean of pledges, Cynthia Wright, and Sydel Barnes, assistant general secretary. 21 Philiper West and Beverly Nelson. 31 Charter members: Sharon Seabrooks, Rosalyn Glover, Debbie Murphy, Shirley Austin, Cynthia Wright and Philiper West tkneelingk. when A55 0 js., if 122 isww-wusmvgssosw,-it . . 'x - 'L ..

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11012 Students United Black Students United KBSUJ have distin- guished themselves on campus as an organi- zation that does things. At Thanksgiving and Christmas they spon- sored can goods drive for the needy, they prepared and served dinner for the aged at Thanksgiving and at Christmas they helped needy children celebrate the season with a party and toys. During the winter term they gathered clothes which they gave to juvenile centers. To help overcome the gap between day and evening students the BSU sponsored coffee sips along with the SGA at Ybor. Two BSU students were elected to office at the state convention: Bertha Randolph, secretary of commerce and Tony Hines, chairman District 2. Philiper West, president at Ybor, and Tony Hines is president at Dale Mabry. 2 ' 157 11755325 ,smell V . .,,. ,MQ f H A ,X , Q 4: X , Q Q28 'Was -4? V we Q Vaf