Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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rironmental concern l c- 4 i 5 7 11 Rocky the Timberwolf visits the Dale Mabry Campus during LECA program on wildlife preservation. 29 Arnold Ganz speaks about economic growth at Seminar. 39 Marjory Stoneman Douglas discusses the Everglades. 47 Prof. Karl Bergey, U, of Oklahoma, during his demonstration on windmill energy. 51 Dr. B. R. Eddleman, U. of Florida reports on agricultural growth in an urban age. 6Jlohn C. Sawhill, former director of Federal Energy Administration and new president of New York University, was the keynote speaker at the Alternate Energy Sources conference in April. 77 Crowd scene at Growth Seminar. 49

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LECA pro ides public forum on Project LECA tLocal Environment ln 3rd Century America! provided free public forums on environmental concerns. Plano Valdes coordinated the program with Doris Dickson assisting. A lecture series focused on the need for deepening Tampa's Harbor. Noted architect lan Reiner presented a slide series on the past, present and future of the city. Ianuary brought a visitor from the far north, Rocky the timberwolf, and a message about wildlife. Author and historian Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Charles Lee of the Audubon Society spoke on the Everglades. Growth in 3rd Century America was the topic of an all-day seminar. Alternate Energy Sources was the theme of a state-wide symposium featuring john Savv- hill, former director of the Federal Energy Administration. Regional experts discussed Tampa's water crises in May. LECA hosted the second annual conference on Restoriation of Coastal Vegetation in Florida. Y B1 wggwv-nm N , 'itt 5 X Q , . as Q if E K Q QQ S 5 at K sg K K wk ,S tl' ws S S ,ar. .5 A 5 S A as A wx A S S is A' X Q ' sa M S 'f' ... . t 2 Q Q Q A :-Q.. ' K -. -.hug h W xx R 1 5 r -A i fl fiw tt A x Q ' as Q X , it Q t X is Yi' sa X f X at ' - I Q, at K s R Q Q5 X .X

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The Glass Menagerle Tennessee Williams' timeless play The Glass Menagerie was performed by Prof. Marvin Kirschman's drama class in November of this year. Gail Crisafulli gave a sensitive portrayal of Laura, a shy, slightly lame young girl afraid to face the world. Her conniving mother, convincingly portrayed by joy Drain, pushes and prods her in an attempt to find a beau forthe hapless girl. l.aura's brother Tom ilohn Sylvannol brings a friend, lim Clay Reynoldsl, home from work to dine with the family, and the stage is set for the playing out of the drama. As fate would have it, jim is a boy whom Laura once had a crush on in school, although he was unaware of her feelings. She is panic-stricken at the prospect of spend- ing an evening with him. The all-too-obvious manipulations of the mother led to a tender though fruitless interlude between lim and Laura. The performers received excellent reviews. at R S at 3 . , .ss l if X