Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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3 1l Dr. Morton S. Shanberg, president Hillsborough Community College. 2l Dr. Shanberg confers with trustee members Hilman Bowden and Marlene Smith. 35 Florida legis- , lator Terrell Sessums with Dr, Shanberg. 43 Dr. Shanberg and George Levy, former chair- man ofthe Board of Trustees. 57 Hilman Bowden, chairman ofthe Board of Trustees inducts new trustee Marcelino Huerta. 63 Trustees jerry Harvey and Fred Hirons, 71 Dr. Shanberg and Hilman Bowden. 13 Board of Trustees 4 Hillsborough Community College is gov- erned by a five-member Board of Trustees ap- pointed bythe governor. Hilman F. Bowden served as chairman of the board while Mrs. Marlene Smith was vice chairperson. Other members of the Board in- clude jerry N. Harvey, Fred M. Hirons, and Marcelino Huerta. Mr. Huerta replaced George Levy who served as chairman of the Board until lune, 1974.

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President Growth continued at an exciting pace at Hillsborough Community College during 1974-75. With the addition of the Ybor City Campus last spring, HCC served Hillsborough County residents through four main locations. ln ad- dition to the Ybor Campus, HCC facilities are now located at Dale Mabry Highway across from Tampa Stadium, Davis Island and Plant City. Along with the growth in HCC college trans- fer and non-credit Community Services offer- ings, six new Technical-Occupational programs were added to the curriculum in our effort to satisfy the employment needs of the com- munity. All of this rapidly steady growth was made possible through the guidance of dedicated community leaders, many of whom have given generously of their time and experience to our Board of Trustees and to Advisory committees. Also contributing tremendously to HCC's de- velopment has been our local legislative dele- gation. With a highly successful year just past, HCC looks forward to continuing and expanding the College's service to the people of Hillsborough County in 1975-1976 and in many years to come. 'r 0 Mix X if ,st in ,Y 5mfYri5 isffeff' A ity ,IA 9? mary, rib LAW. J' A VW C .af-t'?'1f 'ig Q . E 'NN' .ar V 2 339' si at as , K ,QM Qxaixlki J ,, ifxlgi 43395, r 'i H if rs ,L t lil' ii- I3 5 3 5 'i y. Q. S 12 Qi S55 ls ig' an

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Gordon Keller HCC's District Administrative Office Building at the Gordon Keller campus received a face-lift this year as the fifth and sixth floors of the eight-story structure were remodeled into laboratories for four occu- pational programs, nuclear medicine, medical records, radiological technology and opticianary dispensing. Other modifications to the building included the remodeling of the board room to create space for a student lounge, the design and con- struction of a business services complex and the addition of safety features. gr v' 91 ADMINISTRATORS U Frank Scaglione, Executive Vice President 25 Allen Brown, Vice President-Business Services 33 Mike Scionti, Executive Assistant to the President 47 Howard Sinsley, Associate Dean Admissions and Records 59 Everett Prevatt, Vice President-Auxiliary Services 61 john Bouseman, Vice President- Management information Services-Plant City Campus Director 73 Phil Rosete, Dean of Facilities Planning. 5 14 531 x fs, E X Q' as