Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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7 VVho's Who Among America! Fifty-five students representing the Dale Mabry, Ybor, and Plant City campuses received invitations to appear in the 1975 edition of Who's Who Among American junior Col- lege Students. The students excelled in scholar- ship, leadership, and service and were irecornmended by members of the faculty. There are 21 students whose pic- ture is not on these pages. They include Sherry Bennet, Torn Cow- drey, Doreen DuPu-is, Deborah Egitto, john Entenman, Bennie Fi- carrotta, Daniel Harrold, Elizabeth Hull, Vernon Kinard, Peter Kroll, Adrian Kuntz, Leanne Mallory, Vickie Martinez, Dave Matson, Sig- rid Muhar, Dilisa Richey, Richard Rosson, George Vincent, Lisa What- ley, Paul Whidden, and Lida White. ,Q .itz 'if ,gas is-. lose Alvarez Dino Del Vecchio 5 I cg, M it w r :- cf s A ff-ffsfs Howard W. Eckenrode is A i SN-NX g.. .. is A nanmsQ Robert L. Gess leanne H. Gillan Charles A. Griffis Y 54 Ieanelte Brown Patrici S. Christy ,ara Shelley T. Donnelly loy F. Drain Hector D. Fuente Gary I. Futch RF XE sys ' Marsha A. Harlan Galen M. lones

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Black A areness Week honors leaders What the Blacks at Hillsborough Communi- ty College are doing is preserving and strengthening their rich heritage - through art, through music, through literature, but mostly through involvement. That is soul and soul is a joyful right-on to you, brother. Black people are very serious about the questions of who are we, and where do we come from, and where are we going. And that is why Hillsborough Community College introduced the black studies program to its curriculum. During the course of the year outside speakers enriched the class and helped pro- vide answers to questions from many different points of view. Speakers ranged from Alton White, former chairman of the HCC Board of Trustees to Craig X from the Muslim move- ment. The highlight of the year was the Black Awareness Week, February 10-16 sponsored by the BSU. The week included music by the New Redemptive Ensemble, and a special program Feb. 16 honoring leaders in the black community such as Edward Davis of Central Life Insurance Co. Other activities included a fashion show, a display of original art by HCC black students, and a continuous showing of films relevant tothe observance. 3