Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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ARIES Project ARIES, a part of the Maximized Achievement Program completed its second year at Dale Mabry Cl Campus. ARIES places its emphasis on tailoring the educational process to suit the needs of the individual. The ARIES faculty, Margaret Esser, Laura Meade, Beatrice Kunda, Dr. Edward Lukes tcoordinatorl, Gordon Raynor, Rene Villa, Lorraine Stryker, Dr. Katherine Wyly, Denver Blanco, Mary Ellen Edmiston, and Dr. Ann Landsman, offered this unique approach to math, English, history, sociology, psychology, political science, and foreign languages. Sharon Pent and Carolyn Bagley work with Dr. Landsman as para-professionals. Students learn through independent study, individualized instruction, one-to-one tutor- ing, seminars, groups, and lecturefdiscussion. 11 Dr. Edward Lukes reviews history lesson with Terry Shoffstall and Don Brookins. 25 Prof. Bea Kunda with Mary McMurtrey 3? Political Science Prof. Michael Bedinger lstandingj uses music, TV to teach students the subleties of political science through the media. lFirst Row? john Fill- man, Vickie Letchworth, Pam limenez isecond row! David Campbell, Hector Fuente, Oliver Stephenson, and Harold Thomas. 41 Linda Mc- Cuiston goes over English work with Heather Carnegie.

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Succes The SUCCES tStudents Under Constant Challenge for Educational Successl program which is presently in its fourth successful year at HCC. Located at the Ybor Campus under the directorship of Sister Rosanne jones, the SUCCES team includes specially trained and selected faculty members, tutors, and ancillary personnel. The core of the SUCCES program is con- structed around sociology, psychology, math- ematics, biology, and language skills and pro- vides practical, social, and academic intro- ductions to these fields. It offers a variety of learning strategies, such as independent study, individualized teachings, tutorial assis- tance, counseling aid, group dynamics, and fieldtrips. SUCCES is particularly beneficial to those who are new to college or who have been away from school for a long time. E ss 2 11 Myrna Marshall, Mathematics, joAnn Weaver coun selor, joyce jones and joseph Miller, tutors, Betty Crap son, English, Sister Rosanne jones, coordinator and Ralph Castellano, biology make up SUCCES team. 23 johnny Ciunta helps tutor students at an elementary school 33 Tony Marchetta listens to Prof. Crapson explain English lesson 41 Maria Diaz, Sandra Blanco, and Cary Albritton work on their lessons. ss 'it

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E!! Art classes include studies in drawing, painting, oils, watercolors, ceramics and sculpture. Art students as well as art professors have opened art galleries in the area. Michael Turbeville operates the 1411 Gal- lery while Roddy Reed, Michael Whelen, Rocky Kester, and jill Coville own the Up- stairs South. Ceramic students operate a kiln at the Nostalgia Mart on Sundays and demonstrate how pottery is made. Winning entries in the 1975 HCC Art Show were on display at the Upstairs South Gallery in March. Winners included: Michael Steshyn, pastel drawing, first place 15753, Dean Han- son, ceramic pot, second place 15503, lim Goodyear, color litho, second place 15503, Richard Correia, ceramic woman, second place 15503, Mary Lemley, charcoal drawing, third place 15253, Dean Hanson, photo, third place 15253, and Roddy Reed, color litho, third place 15253. 13 Drawing 1 student Rhymer Knight 23 Art Prof. David Dye sits inthe outdoor kiln he built 33 Art Prof. jerry Meatyard demonstrates art techniques to Wini- fred Webb, Mary Lemley, and Earle Lincoln. 43 Robin lV1cCallson admires student art in Ybor Room. .af K .. K, K, if ... ' ' ff' if '- 1 A , .?3. '. 2