Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Ensemble members are ffront rowl M. Esser, P. Stanton, C. Graves, C. Crutchfield, M. Cherry, 1. Taylor, T. Steele, I. Millican, M. Dickerson, C. Combee Isecond rowl E, Cox, M. Roskowski, G. Adkins, M. Boyette, D. Hembree, M. Astles, B. Kelso, S. joseph, E. Barry, S. Harford, and j. Smith. Ann Hutson and Peter Merlin are the pianists and Prof. Richard Rhoades is the conductor. ,,,..-- 31 Plant City Chorus under the direction of Prof. Diane Penney 41 Prof. Richard Rhoades, music co- ordinator SJ Ed Barry plays the marimba. 7l Dr. Harpik Hovan assists students in Dale Mabry music class Bl Vocal Instructor Mary Martin and Ed Barry. 93 Instructor jerry Michaelson and Roger Guy. Xi' 8 79 Q. 10

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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

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Social Studies Lifeisli ing. . . I I I communicating Social Sciences deal with people relating to people in families, in peer groups and in society. The past, the present and the future are encompassed in their scope. Life is living with people and finding ways to cope with and circumvent situations. Until individuals really understand one another, communication within society cannot fully exist, By learning of accomplishments and progress of mankind in all its stages, the stu- dent can approach life with a broader foun- dation of knowledge to facilitate his under- standing. An innovative type of instruction was intro- duced this year with the mini-course which was taught by sociologist Sarah Pappas and psychologist Dr. Valda Robinson. The course consisted of psychology and sociology taught for six and one-half hours a day for two and one-half weeks. 2 3 5 ff .fl fl fy. J' if je .z