Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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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

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Music The past year has been a very good one, musically speaking, for HCC. The establish- ment of a full-fledged stage band has added a sweet note to the sounds drifting around campus. A concert band lwind ensemblel is in the formative stages and will include about 35 musicians. The chorus now numbers over 65 voices, there are approximately 62 music majors en- rolled inthe combined classes. Programs presented included: Two Christmas concerts added to the sea- sonal cheer, A Ceremony of the Carols, performed by the choir, and a musical medley by the concert band. An Evening of Music was presented March 13 by the choir and vocal ensemble. A piano recital was an event of March 24. AY. . .. ,,,.,,yis,..f . swim Choir members include lfirst row? I. Dominquez, V. Riski, E. Riski, L. Sherrill, P. Connatres, Z. Vega, C. Crutchfield, C. Graves, T. Steele, 1. Millican, R. Davis lsecond row? C. Patton, D. Pittman, C. Brockington, L. Kostyra, M. Esser, P. Stanton, N. Gilliland, M. Cherry, I. Taylor, M. Dickerson, I. Rodiero, D. Armistead, C. Combee, A. Johnston, K. Carty lthird row! I. Smith, R. Arnold, M. Boy- ette, T. Russell, E. Cox, M. Astles, M. Karup, D. Peters, D. Hembree, K. Robertson, G. Osborne, B. Kelso, I. Gomez, K. Boon lfourth rowl Greg Adkins, M. Roskowski, R. Guy, I. Buck, S. Herford, S. joseph, G. Blair, j. Lasita, G. jones, R. Fields, M. Williams, E. Barry,l. Cooper. jazz Workshop Ensemble members are lseatedl I. Feehan, B. Kelso, L. Wassaburger, E. Riski, I. Smith, E. Barry lstandingl G. Osborne, W. Nelson, S. Harford, M. Astles, M. Curry, E. Salls, I. Cooper, D. Dahlin, and R. Arnold. Greg Holleman, director. sfo A Hs is stgggpgysesmt we 2 fss trs. 5 iifs ptr. si FW .writ ti sr , y s W, . in i 5 , . sy Sl 78