Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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The aesthetic qualities of man's en- deavors in the fields of art, music, literature, philosophy, speech, drama and all that combine to form cul- ture, can be summed up in the Di- vision of Humanities. More than merely an examination of Western Civilization and culture, hu- manities studies offer the student an in-depth look at the significance of Western man. Men have always intellectualized concepts in terms of their view of the world. The object of humanities is to try to accept different viewpoints in trying to define the limits of experi- ence, With this concept in mind, HCC has offered a program whereby the learn- ing experience becomes a sharing ex- perience. xml? few

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7 ga 1 V W' IZ -15 x F- .W L ,Mmm . . kg Lg . .,,.. Wigan..-,,,.,. 10 17 Child Development Instructor Sandra Wil- son lectures while Connie Wood and Pat Chenault take notes. 21 Weekend College Supervisor Harold Hartstein 37 Student Lucille Morris 45 Snack time at Weekend College SJ Pennie Caron and Martin Liovall doing field work for surveying class 65 lt's all in the family for the Seatons - all five are enrolled in Psy. 177 class - Robert Seaton, Mrs. Seaton, Becky, She, and Stephen. 75 Eng- lish 102 students Howard Dunham, Ross How- ard, Teresa Huerta Devine wait for class to begin. 81 Martha Lest, a liberal arts major and Kathy Williams, a business administra- tion major take a break in the cafeteria. 91 Richard Lucas, Earl Lidey, Lester McCann, Rick leffcoat, C.B. Herring, joan Tuttle, and Vonda Laird listen to instructor Robert Branch lecture about computers and society. 105 Break between classes means time for small talk for Vonda Laird, Betty Boculac, Ross Howard, and jerry Wilson.

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11 Prof. Barbara Loewe, Humanities Chair- person, Dale Mabry Campus 21 Prof. Lee De Cesare's English class at C-7. 33 Prof. Ruth Loechler and her English class at C-4. 47 Humanities Prof. Dick Scofield at Ybor Cam- pus. SJ Mary Donavon and Armando Suarez going through sensitivity exercise in drama class, GJ Prof. Alice Hutton reviews Mac- beth with ifirst rowl Charles Porter, Danny Castellano, Steve Henry tsecond rowi Earl Bathwell, Michael Boyette, Nancie Moran ithird rowl Iuanita Brown, Barbara Castellano and Susan Bryson. 71 Dr. Katherine Wyly teaches humanities and French at Dale Mabry 87 English tutor Karen Swilley grades papers while Paula Caulk looks on. 91 Philosophy Prof. joe Boyle 101 English students Charles English and Siriwan Ruangphorn listen attentively. VW o