Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

WE WERE LGST AS TO A STARTING PLACE, BUT LITERATURE HAS TAUGHT US THAT THE 'SETTING' IS AS GGGD A PLACE AS ANY -THE SETTI NCI- GR LOCALE OF THE '78 STORY QF HCC CCULD BE DALE MABRY PLANT CITY CDR YBOR CITY lT'S THE PLACE WHERE WE CDR We work at many tasks For many reasons- To sustain the body While we feed the mindg To buy the necessary books Or pay tuitiong To prepare ourselves For our life's work. X-me K .,,u lT'S THE PLACE WHERE WE Yes, Bard of Avon, there is play to ease the anguish of a torturing hour What revels are at hand? VW1y these: 4 filrng a playwright's workg Mayhap a more prosaic pastime, Ping-pong. .iuenifr in AND, OF COURSE, IT'S THE PLACE WHERE WE TUD The wi In a quiet corner Of the library, Surrounded by sdorn of the ages, Or under some leafy bower On the lawn, We study And grow. I' ,5- 3 lt 1 gf Though it is often not apparent, Our families are involved in HCC. For we bring to our college Many lessons Learned in the home, And we take to our families Many new ideas Formed in our college. Thus, we enrich Both school and family. THEN WE G0 HGME F TGTHE FAMILY ENIGYING THE - 'LITTLE I0 S1 What greater joy Than that of sharing joy. V Each person's victory Is a bit our owng Our own triumphs Belong a bit to all. We share our joys, And in sharing them Increase them. N Q' Q ks ffilg-r' luis! 4333 P TTI G PWITH THE The aggrauations of Today will be The very things We will remember With fondness When reminiscing ln the years To come. M ' Tue-Sf Eng. Chem. Psy. Chem. Eng. I Quiz Lab Quiz Quiz Test GGRAV TIGNS DE ' ' 1 A ,Q W A -5, HOPI G 0 R STAY HERE WILL LEAD TO A MGRE l ATISFYI C. LIFE .... . A W 'W R 3,21 V,:V gg -1Vn.ki1ff.1 M WA ,L ww, EQ971 mm NN .xr-u Et, , , .i g , 'V f. If 1: r , 1 Y E QF? f- 1. Z 3? . , Mamas? -A iii K -. ,W fqwiwy , . , 'sw H XWIMHY ,Q I' 'J' F. 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Sure a few of the less time-demanding Greeks like Phi Theta Kappa lived through this apathy but for the most part the only clubs left are those which are school backed like SGA or the interest clubs like Drama and BSU Maybe the beginning of our second decade will spark student spirit and these fraternities will once again regain life. 197 'I X ar A' 5' r if v-9709 Pl 'U' 4 Cheerleaders Hey Team, Fight! A Victory tonight Hey! V-1-c-T-o-R-Y Victory, Victory Hillsborough Hawks Victory tonight This was a typical cheer that reverberated through the gym at basketball games and practice sessions at home and away. 1 3 111 Debbie Sorensen, Phyllis Diaz, Arlene Iohnson, and Linda Farley practicing gymnastics. 121 Cheering the boys to victory. 131 Phyllis Diaz, co-head doing an arch. 141 Members of the 1977-78 cheerleading squad Arlene Iohnson, Debbie Sorensen, Patty Wingo lcaptainj, Phyllis Diaz lco-captainl, jackie Iohnson, Beverly Kear- ney, Felicia Lim and Linda Farley tin treel. .W U V fi, fig' 5 ,SZ--, ,, f K wa., fig ' ni 5 , 4,,,',se3 .ay Q , 2 Cheerleaders Dale Mabry, Gordon Keller SGAs work together Dale Mabry SGA played the leadership role in getting the Child Care Center funded and approved. The SGA also sponsored the ACUI tourna- ment, the Valentine Dance together with the Plant City SGA, and the King Tut trip to New Orleans. Tim Carney is vice-president and Iohn Cook is the adviser. Q11 Dale Mabry SGA members lfirst rowl Garry Iones, Debi Gruetzmacher, student rights rep., Walt Dixon, president, Mike Register, sec. of communications fsecond rowl Sabrina Troyer, Sandy Naughton, Bobby Diaer, Kay Lane Ithird rowj David Olufs, Iohn Germain, sec. of stateg Pat Barber. l21 Gordon Keller SGA officers Mat Vernon, treasurer, Elaine Vernon, secretaryg Ed Wood, president, Craig Ross, vice-president. l3l lack Butler and Iohn Cook man the voting tables at SGA election time. 141 Pat Patterson and Walt take cof- fee break. 4 R! f--...mga ,L is wr 18 SGA Plant City's 'Pluck 'n Cluck' features Bluegrass music Pluck and Cluck barbecue April 21 which Plant City SGA started the year with a back- to-school hamburger-hotdog roast which set the tone for the year. The SGA also spon- sored the Valentine Dance, CPR classes, and the Bluegrass festival they called the ni featured three bands and a volleyball game between students and faculty. Shandra Smith edited the SGA Piecemeal Press which was published weekly. 1 Q-54 40 ZS its tt, .! .iw it 2 New Nstmsss' Q- si Ill PCSGA lfirst rowl Stacy Milliamson, Gary McCarroll, lack Vasconcellas, Frances Parrish lsecond rowl Russell Flott, Susan Boyd, Linda Rowell, treasurerg Cheryl Holloway, secretaryg Peggy Parrish lthird rowl Leroy Tippins, adviserg Chris Pepper, Chan Surrency, Kim Wetherington, Kevin Scott lfourth rowj Bob Kalel, vice-presidentg Shandra Smith, president. 121 Shandra and Linda in CPR class. l31 Sue, Gary, Chan wash cars. SGA 19 Ybor SGA published provocative articles in Y-Bulletin Ybor SGA sponsored the food drive at Thanksgiving, a Hallo- ween Garnival, and the King Tut trip to New Orleans in addition to providing funds for club ac- tivities, popular films on campus, and provocative arti- cles in Y-Bulletin. 111 SGA members included lfront rowj Bonny Bolden, vice-president, Debbi Morrison, Shernette Iordan, Eleara Iordan, Mary Showers, secretaryg Alba Castro, Kent Dudley lsecond rowl Larry Smith, Ioe Burton, Terria Gray, parliamen- tariang Felice Gardner, William Norton, president, and Sandra Davis, secretary of state. l2l Mary Showers, Ioe Burton, Henry Carley, adviserg and Bill Norton rap with Dr. Seeker and Dean Strawn. 131 Sandra and Shernette. 1 i ' fi 3, 1 N -. ry in 4 f an r x 20 Ybor SGA Z P wiv. p lp tryayly Q 'K ,,,, 'A i Beta Phi Gamma Beta Phi Gamma honors out- standing journalist with mem- bership in the national honor society each year. The induction luncheon in March featured Fred Lasswell, Snuffy Smith cartoonist, Dik Browne, Hagar the Horrible cartoonist: Hugh Smith, Deanna Lawrence, WTVTQ and Paul Hogan, Tampa Tribune. Beta Phi Gamma members Kathv Carbone, Rita Diefenderfer, Dawn Dexter, Marlene Boggs, Cindy Mar- tinez, Steve Boggs, Sandra Betan- court, David Lair, David Hicks, Tammy Dell, Linda Whitehurst, Dixie Le Doux, Russell Klein, lack Carcopa. Not Pictured: Kandi Carr, lim Henry, Missi White. 12.1 Sandra Betancourt, secretary. 131 David Hicks, president. 141 Honorary members Deanna Lawrence, Dik Browne. 151 Dixie LeDoux, vice- president. 2 AN! M ,X-mn! 1 3 4 - P is Beta Phi Gamma 21 Za 5 Alpha Beta Beta, Phi Chl are Phi Theta Kappa chapters Alpha Beta Beta, Ybor and Phi Chi, DM are Phi Theta Kappa chapters 111 Alpha Beta Beta members in- clude 1front row1 Hazel Babicky, Pat Milford, Diana Rudolph, Mary Marlowe, Stella Harrison, co- sponsor 1second row1 Alba Castro, Harry Eichshoff, Glennie Lewis. 121 Phi Chi members 1front row1 Debi Gruetzmacher, Rita Diefenderfer, Candy Curtiss, Gilda Greno, Flora Gonzalez 1second row1 Lillian Strom, Garry Iones, Candy Carpen- ter, Karen Rose 1third row1 Pat Pat- terson, Brenda Dukes, Glenda Dukes, Roger Kennedy, co-sponsor. 131 Pres. Frank Scaglione, Prof. Sybil Barnes sign honorary member roster for Alpha Beta Beta while Linda Black looks on. 141 Phi Chi of- ficers Debi Gruetzmacher, secretary, Candy Curtiss, treasurerg Garry Iones, presidentg Rita Diefenderfer, vice-president. 4 Alpha Gamma Theta Phi Theta Kappa Ill Alpha Gamma Theta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Plant City in- ducted new members lfront rowl Glenda Sams, Iudy Warren, Druann Iacobsen, Barbara Kier, Carol Pricher Isecond rowj Russell Flott, Susan Lewis, Ruth Livingston. Q21 Sue Winston, sponsor, Tammy Dell, president, Shandra Smith, vice- president, Carol Pricher, secretary, Kathy Montagino, treasurerg and Ken Fields, co-sponsor. l31 Druann Iacobsen sells some cookies to Aquilla McGriff at the Alpha Gamma Theta bake sale in Novem- ber. l41 Old members of Alpha Gamma Theta chapter include ffront rowl Kathy Montagino, Theresa Hickman, Bettye Ioe Webb, Martha Crocker, Sue Winston and Dr. Iohn Bouseman lsecond rowl Tammy Dell, Shandra Smith, Ken Fields. Phi Theta Kappa 23 Ni'-Q . Yi. 2 S Q gk? .1 : ,gg Q 1 Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda, business honorary fraternity members win trophies in state competition in April. Ieannie Abraham, first place executive secretary, Florinda Muc- ciolo, first place junior secretary, Mary Campbell, third place ex- ecutive typist. Q31 Phi Beta Lambda officers Dawn Haynes, presidentg Patty Breman, vice-president for projects, Cindy Coe lsecond rowj Ivy Cranford, Theresa Mount, vice- president-membershipg Mary Campbell, secretary. Professors Iacolin Eichelberger and Iulie Orvis, advisers. 24 Phi Beta Lambda!Circle K Circle K Circle K assists the Kiwanis by selling corn-on-the-cob at the Strawberry Festival and visit nursing home shut-ins. The stu- dents also attend Leadership conferences. 121 Bert Clark raises money for Cir- cle K by washing cars. 141 Circle K officers at the Plant City Campus are Ianice Boutwell, secretaryg Harriet Woods, presidentg and Don Iones, vice-president. Special Services The Special Services Club is an outgrowth of the Special Ser- vices Program which helps stu- dents become more motivated academically. Working under B. I. Spoto who coordinates the program, the students receive tutorial assistance and counsel- ing. Special Services Club members Kent Dudley, vice-president, Michelle Simms, treasurer, Er- nestine Larry, secretary, Mary Hall, Danny Vickers, president, Ianice Porter, Ierry Peterson, Nan- nie Simms lback rowj Darrell An- drews, sponsor, Linda Thomas, Pleasetta Mason. 2 3 IZJ Afro-American Thespian Society IAATSJ members lfront rowj Danny Vickers, Eddie Parks lsecond rowl Ernest Richards, Debra Thomas, William Iennings, Larry Payne, Tracy Harris, Reginald Hayes, Reginia Chappell, Eddie Germain, presidentg Terria Gray, Danny Vickers, Harvelyn Glymph, vice-president, Arthur McKay, DeDe Daniels, Michele Thomas, secretaryg Marcus Graddy, recording secretary, Eldred Hall, parliamentarian. Clark Everett, Ioe Boyle, advisers. Afro-Thespians The American Afro Thespian Society promoted the arts through dramatic interpreta- tions and the dance. Patricia Wingo pictured at the right starred in An Evening with AATS December 2. The show featured singer Pat jones and poet Laura Bostick. Special SerUicesfAfro Thesbians 25 26 Nuclear Med!Opticianry 1 Nuclear Medicine The Nuclear Medicine Club is sponsored by advisers Huey Barnett and Dr. Mac Lombardi. The students won first place in statewide competition. 111 Nuclear Medicine Club mem- bers include lfront rowl Sue Bates, Tony Ward lsecond rowj Marcella Gibson, Tina Russell, Gracia Gar- rids, Lee Ann Zavosky, Stephanie Spear lthird rowl Rhonda Bailey, Dianna Van Valkenburg, Cathy Wiehle, Maria Szorger lfourth rowl Iames Smith, Caesar Fernandez, Marie Driggers, Kim Hippo, Dave Wadsworth lfifth rowj Tom Fox, Ray Madison, Art Raguse, Tony Menendez, and Sue Hughlett. Opticianry Club The Association of Professional Scholastic Opticians IAPSOJ sponsored two students' trip to the National Opticianry conven- tion in Chicago. Their main money-raising project was sell- ing initials or zodiac signs that go on eyeglasses for S1 each. In addition the club had 1200 eyeglass frames donated. 131 Craig Ross served as president of the Association of Professional Scholastic Opticians and attended the national conference in Chicago. Under his leadership the APSO club was one of the strongest clubs at the Gordon Keller campus. Other officers include Belinda Motzer, secretary, Elaine Vernon, vice- presidentg Matthew Vernon, treasurer, and Ed Wood, sergeant- at-arms. gin 2' . , 1 - F'-5 Philosophy Under the sponsorship of Prof. Alex Bell, the Plant City Philosophy Club promoted a series of lectures: Prof. Sue Winston discussed Capital- ism, Dr. Carlton Lane and Prof. Bell The Nature of Reality, and Dr. Edwin Franco Aristo- tle. Robbie Goad is the club president, Linda Rowell, vice- presidentg and Kathy Mon- tagino, secretary. 131 In between lectures and soul- searching debates club members sponsored a coffee. Linda Rowell, Gwen Mahoney, Margaret Kimball, and Keith Cribbs relax at the club coffee in Ianuary. Media Club The Media Club of Plant City Campus had as its objective to teach as many students as were interested the art of good photography, developing and printing. Interested students met with Doug Butler and were challenged with intriguing photography assignments. The biggest problem they encoun- tered was keeping up with the Vivitar flash which occasionally ended up at Ybor. 111 Starting out as the Negative Proof Club in September were members Linda Rowell, Carol Pricher, Conrad Varnum, Russell Flott, Patti Yarbrough, and Hal Mooney working with Audio-Visual Technician Doug Butler. However, by mid-year the club members decided to change the name of the club to Media Club. 121 The Media Club had fun learning how to operate the equipment. Here we see club members Tammy Dell, Russell Flott, Carol Pricher, Linda Rowell working with spools. Media Club!Philosophy 27 K 1. 1 978 Satori Staff if , was F , 'i2Li X , , Chris Sh83l'S Tgny Dual-tg Sandra Betancourt Cathy Carbone 28 Yearbook ff Co-Editors Tony Duarte Cindy Martinez Editorial Assistant Sandra Betanoourt Class Editor, Sports Kandi Carr Class Section Cathy Carbone Linda Whitehurst Sports Copy Jim Henry Advertising Missi White Photographers Jerry Bailey Chris Shears Adviser Nancy White ---neun-n-W ---' lim Henry Tricamp Who works evenings, weekends, between terms to provide in- teresting, informative articles for HCCers? Tricamp staffers, that's who. But it isn't all work and no play, and many a passerby has poked a curious head through Y-8's door won- dering what all the giggles and guffaws were about. Work and play often go hand-in-hand while Tricamp's pages progress from idea to layout sheet to prin- ted page. Staffers research, write, and prepare articles for press, gaining valuable ex- perience which may later be ap- plied to related career fields. 3 111 Dixie and Marlene getting ready to go to press. IZJ Dale Mabry editors and reporters found time to work and time to mug for the camera. Rita Diefenderfer, Dale Mabry Editor with staffers Ellis Flowers, Michael Thomas, and Tricamp news editor David Lair. 131 For lim Henry and Russell Klein the best day of the week was Thursday when the'Tricamp was ready for distribu- tion. lim is the sports editor and Russell Klein the Ybor Campus editor. 2 1 3 4 rf sl' gi' , v Ill Archie Giannella, DM columnist. 121 Dixie LeDoux, editor. l3J Tammy Dell, photography editorg Dawn Dexter, PC editorg Ierry Bailey, photography. 141 Marlene Boggs, associate editor. Tricamp Newspaper 31 Art Club The Art Club promotes visual arts on campus by making the student body aware of the artistic work of students, faculty, and visiting artists. In addition, the club members help set up exhibits throughout the year, raise money by having art auctions, and advertise art shows. Thom Rypl, president and Karen Kral, vice-president arranged field trips to the Ringling Art Museum and to the King Tut ex- hibit in New Orleans. Art Club members include David Ellis, Ieff Rigers, Linda Tucker, Robert Tilson, Thom Rypl, Mark Wood, Barbara Tillman, Lois Roads, David Dye, Steve Boggs, Ierry Meatyard, Ianie Britton, Denise St. Iohn, Kay Cam- bell. 2 Christian Fellowship By having weekly meetings, the Christian Science Fellowship Club brings people of similiar faith and beliefs together for prayer and fellowship. Christian Fellowship members . , Carol Edwards, vice-pres., Larry 'L .W irt Smith, president, lon floorlg Laurie ft Linabury, Iim Taylor, Niki Radke, il, Pam Taylor, Shirley Iones, Ierry .fl C Caldwell, Vellie Cru, Pat Backherms, Eileen Collins, Linda Whitehurst, Desiree Oliver. Human Services 'X Students in Human Services Club are active as a service club. They help patients in the in-patient unit at the Lake Magdalene Secure Shelter for F5551 adolescents celebrate birthdays each month. They also have guest speakers at their monthly meetings. Human Services officers Iackie Triplett, service projects, Sabrina Troyer, presidentg Pattie Guarino, treasurer, and Gail Gause, ac- tivities. X-A N. , ,517 A SS 3 3 ffl ' k 4 ' um A -jg ' Nfiifffl fl A 75135, Qjggi , . nb I., 9 . THE E ERGETIC BASKETBALL 33-35 BASEBALL 36-37 VOLLEYBALL 38 ACUI 39 TENNIS 40-41 MEN'S TRACK 42-43 WOMEN'S TRACK 44-45 BOWLING 46-47 GOLF 48 'I975 I Bam j ' f .J ,Q From its inception in 1971, H CC's sports program has been going up . . . up . . . up! Baseball and golf joined basketball on the program in 1972 and in 1975, women 's tennis, women's bowling, and men's bowling joined the group. In 1977 women's and men's track teams and cross country teams were added, along with a volleyball team that took fifth place nationally. Lucy Giovinco, proved that HCC doesn't strike out when she brought home the world bowling championship for 1977 From HCC 's first sports season 1-4 basketball record, we've come a long way-we're not getting older, but better. X, 1 , M MJ. 'HM 'Um .WWA- ,- 'I 979' x-EAN P-1 I L il . .. AL.- -X aff A Iumping for two points, Frank Stephens shows the Matadors HCC' s winning style. Basketball 1977-78 The basketball team established history at HCC with a 16-10 record, the first winning season ever at Hillsborough Community College. The Hawks ended the year in a flurry with four impressive victories. The sweetest win was against cross-town rival Florida College. The 108-97 win snapped an 18 game Falcon win streak and gave the states Iuco 541 ranked team their only defeat in Division III play. Leading the path for the Hawks was freshman sensation Greg McCray. McCray ranked 10th in the nation in scoring with 26.9 PPC, first in the state in rebounds with 15.5 RPC and second in the state in scoring. McCray was the unanimous choice for All-State and All-Division III. Sophomore Ray Flach led the state in assists and broke the school record with 17 assists in one game and represented Division III on the South All-Star team. Sophomore Frank Stephens along with freshmen Ioe Magadan and Everett Hill were named to the All-Division III team. Sd Cf' MEMBERS OF THE 1977-78 BASKET- BALL TEAM are Dwight Brown, Everett Hill, Tim Bird, Ioe Magadan, Ierry Lhota, Frank Stephens, Steve S.: Knighten, Greg McCray, Mike Asst. Coach Leon Smith, Manager Kiki Donhaiser, Fred Iansohn, Marty Eddy, Keller, and Coach Iohn Pellegrino. Curtis Green, Rudy Crawford, Keith Mosley, and Ray Flach. lFront Rowl Basketball 33 'o ,I 1. Frank Stephens 1411 and Marty Eddy 1551 battle players from Valencia for an all important rebound. JS f' ...ans Freshman Ioe Magadan reaches up for a pass thrown to him by a teammate from underneath the basket. 34 Basketball Sophomore pointman Ray Flach passes off to a teammate who planted himself underneath the hoop. '.4 , .' T M ..lt . A i si S X. ,: Head coach Iohn Pellegrino reviews game strategy with his team during halftime against Valencia. 'N-.. ...if .eaping Ray Flach tries to outjump an opponent from Valencia Com- p Ioe Magadan 1451 pulls up for a jumper while nunity College while Greg McCray lwhite ierseyl gets ready. center Greg McCray is signaling for the ball. X, '?':-R 1 ..Q, Q X ' s as . Q. -1 r Freshman sensation Greg McCray seems to be taking a Freshman Speedster Everett Hill seems to be putting on the well deserved rest during halftime. brakes in order to make a cut around his opponent. Basketball 35 Baseball team ranked Number Two in nation as the number one squad in the state but it ? ended the year as the number two team in the nation. Under Coach Lou Garcia the team played 24 games and went to state. Pitchers in- clude Ioe Collins, Harry Linn, Maurice Barrentine, and Mark Williams. Leading hit- ters are Rod Carraway, Marty Garcia, Larry Reasonover, Craig McGraw and Dennis Valdes. Collins and Reasonover were drafted by the major leagues in Ianuary but elected to finish school. Braulio Prado, catcher: Gary . Bruckner, second baseg and Tony Smith, out- i fielder provided a solid defense. use 3 Rod Carraway waits for the throw while Larry Reasonover covers se- cond. 55g5 N PH. 8 Coach Lou Garcia on the field Pitcher Mark Williams warming up befor game. QM' 'W A iw f W ' 'Q - .. if- .g. J Rick Lamphier rips pitch for extra bases against Florida College. 36 Baseball 5 The baseball team may have started the year gcc, R .r Baseball team members Ifront rowl Chris Espinosa, Rod Garcia, Dale Hall, Arthur Espinosa, Mike Mulholland, Carraway, Marty Garcia, Mike Rogers, Ioe Williams, Greg Guice lthird rowl Larry Reasonover, Gary Greg McGraw, Tony Smith, Harry Linn, Rick Lamphier Bruckner, Maurice Barrentine, David Pittman, Doug lsecond rowl Bob Williamson, Rick Taylor, Coach Lou Brantly, Mark Williams, Danny Fillion. an . . X-,. .. 4. ' ma , ,., W fr. ta, . Pitcher Mark Williams pitches fly toward homeplate. Braulio Prado and Ioe Williams Baseball 37 Volleyball team filth in state, has 34-11 record The women's volleyball team under first year coach lean Parks ended the season with an impressive 34-11 record and placed fifth in the state. According to Coach Parks, Trilby Castro and Nancy Canto were the best all-around players. Crad- uates include Castro, Canto, Becky Linville and Delores Will- iams. Top returnees are Margi McNelly, Ianet Wheatley, Paula Moschner, Melanie Perreira, Mary Terry, and Karen Pitisci. -....,,,,.-.ss- ,aww ,,r:w'f7' Nancy Canto reaches for the ball. '59 lFirst rowl Melanie Perreira, Paula Moschner, Cynthia Wilcox lsecond row Mary Terry, Ianet Wheatley, Hazel Munnell, Nancy Canto lthird rowj Trilbi Castro, Delores Williams, Margi McNeely, Becky Linvelle, and Karen Pitisci 9 - rf - At USF game Paula Moschner, Trilby Castro, Nancy Canto, and Becky Linvell n r h Bowling, Chess ACUI entries place first Chris Shears won the HCC ping-pong tournament and competed at the national ACUI meet. H--saga.-...Q Walt McNut and Steve Gordon played in ACUI billiard tour- Hamenl. The women's bowling team captured the top spot in the American College Unions International IACUIJ meet in Hattisburg, Miss. in February. Lucy Giovinco, Marsha Lenninger, Angie Scott, Susan McMillan, and Pam Atkins were on the bowling team. Horace Peterson won first place in the chess competition. 7 r Horace Peterson was the HCC chess champion who won honorable mention at ACUI. 5 F wg. -N sr K -vase . . A lliil is is .. l 2 You could hear a pin drop at ACUI chess tourna- ment. ACUI 39 X Tennis team hosts state, regional meets The Hillsborough Community College women's tennis team under Coach Ierry Townsend hosted the FCAA-NFCAA Women's State Iunior College Tennis Tournament April 6, 7, 8. This tournament was also the Region 8 meet with winners of the . . l region and state competitions going on to the national tournament in Texas. tggg ,,:.x,Q The tennis team ended its season with an overall C ' t,ttstt as s ,,:- V record of 15-8. However, in junior college competi- iinii up ' tion the HCC squad had an impressive 12-3 record. 3 ntit , pp it ' In addition to the junior college teams, HCC played pbq p ' four-year schools such as Stetson, University of 1 T Tampa, Florida International University, and tyt Flflfida Seufhefn Cellege- sis if ftt if as. C This year's squad was led by number one seed psig Donna Montesanti with freshman Martha Booth C 'ltill i tsntsget gtt holding down the number two spot. Freshman 'lst g, Tricia Whitehead and sophomore Charlene Arenth C fi ifs V L were the number three and fourth seeds while ill Clif first year players Kathy Worfel and Gina Harden y p gppgt rounded out last two spots. as . Coach Ierry Townsend is in her second year with an Overall FeC0I'd Of 2945- Martha Booth, number two seed Tricia Whitehead, number three Seed Tennis team members lfirst rowj Tricia Whitehead, Kathy Worfel, Marth Booth, Donna Montesanti, Charlene Arenth lsecond rowj Coach Ierry Town send, Ianet Wheatley, Gina Harden, Melinda Chaffin, Lou Ann Lanier, an 40 Tennis Stephanie Agliano. WN . 7-ki S i M rswgrkig J - -f 5 , was f- KNTQ R5 -nv' ..,.,... Stephanie Agliano Tricia Whitehead, Gina Harden and Coach Townsend review records. 'iw Igathy Wohrnfel, nu ber five seed n, 244 V d ff eeg- ,,,i li i wx we ,n as - f n Donna Montesanti, number one seed Tennis 41 Mallard, Washington track All-American By running the 300-yard dash in 29.9 seconds, Iames Mallard was voted All-American and a can- didate forthe amateur athlete of the year at the Tampa Sports Banquet in February. In addi- tion, Iames tied the record for the 60-yard dash with a time of 6.0. Another All-American on the team is freshman high jumper Sherman Washington who qualified for the National Indoor meet in 6'8 jump. Discus thrower Ion Newell qualified with a 50-1 toss. Ken Weiss is the coach. ', 4 iw' i 'ZW ' t . f 4 w , an nw fixing, W at :MY Cross Country team Mark Demmi, Martin Egal, Dave Perrone, Dave Parrish, and Kurt Leverett. 42 Men 's Track Alfred Hopkins, Sherman Washington, Ieff Iones, Mark Demmi, Bill Alexander Ion Newell, and Iames Mallard warm up for the next track event. Ieff Iones flies over the high jump bar at the Gainesville track meet. in sf s fm' I rf' in .-M-la-annum s. - ,O -A se- al . 5. 5 Mk X S Shot putter Ion Newell demonstrates winning form All-American sprinter Iames Mallard l 1 ss 2- . W' S. R X ff x J 3...- Q6 3? .. My k,x1,uNy -r . 'x.., .ws ff' Members of the men's track team ffront rowj David Parrish, Kurt Leverett, Brian Long, Mark Demmi, Bill Alexan- der, Ion Newell lsecond rowl Coach Ken Weiss, Ieff Iones, Sherman Washington, Frank Selph, Peter Bradley, Iames Mallard, Alfred Hopkins. Men's Track 43 to was ml i 5 im.-S lst. L 4 Girls Track team members lfirst rowl Pat Anderson, Delores Williams, Belinda Alvarez, Coach Ioan Falsone Arleen Iohnson, Ieanette Bradley, Debbie Lee, Karen Leta Gantous, Ian Godfrey, and Susan Spencer. Mattson, Pat Grieshop, Brenda Larry lsecond rowj Brenda Larry goes over the hurdles Pat Grieshop throws the discus 44 Women's Track Nine girls qualify for national track meet Nine outstanding girls track members qualified for the national track meet in Champagne, Illinois May 18-20. They include Beverly Kearney, sophomore, who runs the quarter mile in 56.2g Leta Gantous who runs the 1500 meter in 4.463 Ieanette Bradley and Brenda Larry, high jumpers who also run the 400 intermediate hurdles, Arlene Iohnson the 100 and 200 meter runs: Susie Spencer, 3000 meter run, Pat Grieshop, javelin, shot put and discus, and Belinda Alvarez, 400 and 800 relay. at W 'Qgff' , , v N, 1. J, A V , V 25692 5 Brenda Larry and the long jump Pat Anderson, Belinda Alvarez, Arleen johnson Susan Spencer, Karen Mattson, Ian Godfrey, Leta Gantous Debbie Lee runs the 400 meter Women's Track 45 Graduate Lucy Giovinco with international trophies All-American bowler Marsha Leininger jubilant bowlers Terry Yoshihira, Angie Scott, Pam Atkinson, Lucy Giovinco, Susan McMillan and Marsha Leininger formed their own cheering squad. 46 Bowling Q V Bowlers win National Intercollegiate Championship The girls bowling team won the 1 National Bowling Council Inter- collegiate Championship sectional tournament in Savannah, Ca. They bested the 12 women's teams in the sectional with a pinfall of 8261, the highest ever rolled in an NBCIC sec- tional. Giovinco, Leininger, McMillan are the leading bowlers. Bowling Team members Marsha Leininger, Sue McMillan, Pam Atkin- Coach Delores Alvarez at practice son, Coach Delores Alvarez, Angie Scott, Terry Yoshihira, and Lucy Giovinco. it 5 A it if s .J :sf Terry Yoshihara Susan McMillan Bowling 47 ,VY-YY--YYY Y V-W Golf team fourth in Division III W if 5 'Vg Brad Fisher, Rusty Elder, was rated fourth in the divi- Dan Simmons, Parky sion. Fisher had the fourth Owens, and Dale Iohnson lowest average in the state went to the state meet in Ft. and the second lowest in Myers May 1-3. The team the division. lfront rowl Steve Harper, Dan Simmons Steve Harper keeps his eye on the ball. lback rowj Rusty Elder, Parky Owens. miie. M Dan Simmons Parky Owens holds the flag while Dan Simmons putts and Steve Harper 48 Golf watches the action. Rusty Elder is the caddy. HE SUBSTANCE- PHYSICAL EDUCATION 49 MUSIC 50-5'I ART 52-53 CONSTRUCTION 54-55 HEALTH FIELDS 56-59 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 60-61 ENGLISH 62 MATHEMATICS 63 HISTORY 64 LIBRARY 65 HUMANITIES 66-67 SCIENCE 68-70 HUMAN SERVICES 7'I BUSINESS, OFFICE EDUCATION 72-75 CRIMINAL IUSTICE 76 FOOD 84 HOTEL MANAGEMENT 77 MARITIME SCIENCE 78 FIRE SCIENCE 79 I... ROTC 80 1976 WP ,,,, if Offering college parallel, vocational- technical programs, and community service non-credit courses, academics at HCC has been a far- reaching enriching experience for students throughout Hillsborough County during the past 10 years. HCC graduates enrolled in upper division schools throughout the state have established an outstanding record of high academic excellence. In recognition of HCC's achievements as a community learning center devoted to development of innovative and sound educational approaches the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, in a comprehensive review of the College's development reaffirmed its accreditation. This means that HCC graduates are accepted in any university in the country. ggi., ,frfrff Q si 5 my nl M x wg M 5 . lx? e ...: .,,,i 1 at 4'-Q Ae i ' , ' E ' 5 A -W in sa 'we Q 19 K 'iii 5 g. 'Y xv I NH' so ? if X :A W L. 'Ya' rf Mi' Q mg-ww JN' M 3 ,P 5, 1 1 ', . ,p X il x ' x Y' ,pf I I --. 'lu-. -Q -un i Z The Dale Mabry Campus physical education department offers courses for the physical education major and the student interested in lifetime leisure skills and physical fitness. Swimming, golf, bowling, tennis, racquetball, gymnastics, defensive tactics, fitness and weight training classes are an example of the courses. Geraldine Walklet is physical ed- . ucation department coordinator. ,igg tfsstas Gerrie Walklet doing the dead Bend 2, 3, 4! says Pam Warren, Debbie Fernandez, and Cindy Rockley. l bug. 'K' :uw-r Q 1,5 ,lffft 2 ,, is Smile Glen Vega, you're on candid camera. Aim that arrow! PhysicalEd 49 At HCC 80 music majors plus hun- dreds of non-majors learn music in the new Performing Arts Building with its many studios and labs. The department presents 25 faculty and student concerts during the year. In addition to its fine chorus, the department has a flute and a woodwind ensembles and a jazz band. Richard Rhoades, coordinator, and Pat Trice are full-time faculty members. in .nur Soloists Ioe Napoli, Mary lane Matheny, Mary Martin, and Dr. Philip Dalby. Prof. Dick LeVan at the drums. f to l Y 9 Chorus and symphony orchestra under Prof. Rhoades' baton perform the Lord Nelson Mass by Franz Haydn. 50 Music Music will always be ageless Iazz Quintet. Steve Hagstron, drumsg Iohn Baker, trumpet: David Williams, pianog Iames Burge, saxg and Charles Encinosa, guitar. Prof. Richard Rhoades Prof. Pat Trice in concert T Funky music! Music 51 Although art is offered on all three campuses, the Ybor Campus with its two-story Visual Art Building is the hub of the art world at HCC. The studio in the VAB is 40' by 80' with 12 foot ceilings and skylights. Through the studio windows, students can watch other classes in action, says Art Coordinator Steve Holm. The building also houses the art library. Art fosters creativity Anita adds finishing touch Gary Wilder, printmaker 52 Art YL it Susan throwing a pot David makes wax model Prof. Ierry Meatyard's massive sculpture Future Walk in the loft studio area. The daily assignment in Drawing 2 class was to sketch the live model. Diane Ballinger puts the finishing touches on her self-sculpture. Art 53 Four majors make up the department of construction, architecture electrical, land surveying, and mechanical construction technology. The above courses all offer us a more attractive way of life. These students work with blueprints, and many other tools to help them achieve an Associates degree in . . Science. Prof. Art Trubiano is Anyone can bulld hls dream department chairman. titt 'iii f Q,,i' 'V ' X ...Q-alia m Ken Ruddock works hard at completing his project. Keith Vanzile concentrates on architectural design. Someone forgot to put a door on these blueprints. 54 Construction Mrwwfmw The world of today consists of pushing buttons t,, Qffljjmf Pressing buttons, get the point? f f .mg -wgn, 'S z Lf... Antonio, Get out of that picture! Big Shots Only! Not plugged in? Construction 55 Students train for health careers Health careers include nursing, nuclear medicine, radiology, opticianry, and human resources. The Plant City nursing program is fully accredited and graduated its first class in December. The Gordon Keller nursing program is in its ninth year and admits up to 45 students per term. Health career students attend workshops and work in local hospitals. Nurse, I think we're missing a pair of scissors! it 3 3 l 3 4 5 Now you just lie there and relax, Pat Grimmer tells patient in x-ray. 56 Health Fields Nancy Champion: What button? wwwwu WMM I ' All Work And No Play! Donna Hayes studies her lessons in the A.V. la Think of Robert Redford Megi tells Donita. Ed Hensel taking pulse rate of a patient. Health Fields 57 Health fields in the making ,g-f, , . 1 I fi 'A A5 I iil E We J, ,, , , 5 M r l ' ' A x' 6.x-.Nxt 5 v ' ,,-- -Q ' f ,f is ,xxx 'V' s 4:1 , if , , if f 'P fi- ' Ai 5 ' E,f V W Dr. Max Lombardi lectures class Matt Vernon fits Elaine's glasses 58 Health Fields 'Et 2 l U34 2 if - 7 8 1 ggfgleg g Y' Tina Bell uses GM detector in nuclear medicine class work ,Q Elaine Vernon finds opticianry work hard but fascinating. X Radiology students have the ability to see within 323 ef.. gms X-.X Ianet Iohnson, Anna Ware, Ioan Hunsberger, and Robin Link piecing together x-rays to create the X-Ray Man. -nut' ,Wx is fi 1 Q' U ,ff Ianet Iohnson and Pete Garcia learning to read x-rays. I. T. Clark and Yvonne Scott adjust x-ray over Ed Bond Health Fields 59 Behavioral Science interesting! Helping people deal with people is what Behavioral Science is all about. Since it is such an important aspect of education it is taught on all three campuses with courses in- cluding psychology, anthropology, sociology, and political science. Classes are not limited to the classroom but range from diggings to interna- tional trips to see just how different people really are. Prof. Shellie Yeager gives Missi White and the psychology class progressive relaxation instructions. 2 till ll A Sister Roseanne Iones' sociology class was fun too! Prof. Don Gilbart passes out exams. 60 Behavioral Science 'wg Ioe Mossey in Marriage 81 Family . X k , we Q .X fmt Sister Iones and Iolene Moore Classes That Will Help Us Cope Dr. Sarah Pappas, sociology instructor, reviews notes. Prof. Rob Levine raps with Marty Eddy. Behavioral Science 61 There are many expressions in the English language. It can be taught in many ways. A student can learn to write a paper, read an adventurous tale, and find means of communicating. Words are the main attraction in showing one's self in an English course. These lessons touch the surface of what a person can learn through English Communications taught! ...mg Wad.. Prof. Ruth Loechler, gets English across. Up, up, and away Drama students learn trust. mm 1 if if l i ' mt A M , ?W ff MW W i Waning f ,K rtr'f ... 'QW 4, ., ,, ff W ff-W. my Iohn Stanley tutors student. 62 English 4 Mn Dr. Michele Stencel. Prof.Beatrice Kunda, English. HCC offers a wide selection of math courses which prepare students for any career. Pre-Liberal Arts math is for the student who does not wish to go into a math related field. Then there are the more involved courses such as calculus and trigonometry for the advanced student. Business students take business math and accounting courses. There is a mathematics course for you whatever you. goal is. Figuring answers to equations 1 ww' l u.. in We S K ,ag rk-- r-A ' F Reviewing fm-atest Prof. Gary Granell You'r'e kidding? .,., p ,gi ' s 5 5 fv ' fv f 1 Prof. Ross Urso helps student Students are spellbound Math 63 History is the facts of time. .V , . ,,., sf,E L , ,3 ,Ly Www History literally tells his story referring back to the person tell- ing the events as they occur. At HCC students review western civiliza- tion with special emphasis on U.S. History, Introduction to Black History, and Latin American History. Gaining an insight into the per- spective of how and why historical events happen and their affect on man is the main thrust of history. gumH Prof. Warren Iohnson hawk watches U.S. History class. 'Q Dr. Iames Barringer lectures Western Civ class rf' 4 ,W 3 Prof. Marge jefferson lrightl in Black History 64 History 'Y 0 f Class takes test in teaching auditorium The libraries on each campus are well equipped with reference books, periodicals, audio vi- suals, and books for enjoyment. The library staff is always willing to assist students. The 3-story LRC building at Ybor will open in September and construction on the new Dale Mabry LRC will begin next Campus Libraries help students ye., P Q Donald Harold and Donna Nipper study at Plant City Library. Wanda Iohnson chooses slections. Nm-an-s...,. Lydia Mathews assist Dale Mabry students in doing research. Library 65 The aesthetic qualities of man's endeavors in the fields of art, music, literature, philosophy, speech, drama and all that combine to form culture, can he summed up in the Division of Humanities. More than merely an examination of Western Civilization and culture, humanities studies offer the Humanities explores western man Stiilgiiiiiinlll'1ip53elTZiZilLhi ...Q-ff Vili Dr. Katherine Wyly's humanities class explores western civilization. 3 'QE N it r len Robinson, Doretha Williams, Delphine Alexander, Kathy Walsh, Sandy Felton, in Iohn Sylvano's drama class. 66 Humanities 6 Prof. Denver Blanco Zeno Frank and David Outing in H Humanities Professor Richard Scofield sponsored European trip for credit Foreign Languages open doors Prof. Barbara Loewe's Speech class Ieanne Zylstra French class Humanities 67 Man's research in space, new medical discoveries or decisions on ecology are a few of the many issues that not only scientists or technicians but also every concerned citizen should be aware of. This is science and this is what the Hillsborough Community College science program is doing: extending education for everyone. - The program starts people on the road to many careers in the scientific world. t knnnnxi' 1 i S ,f i 1 -Mx wig, ? .. .stwfy M , YQ., ,S . 1 fsf ' X L,,Lf , A 'V I A N M' ,.'- f ,, ' ,si li I f, . ff W ffm' V - .. I ,,.,,. ,'4 ', I Art ',L,, , 1 fiffif : -fi W N5 sf' Mercy Angule Ceneentfefes on her experiment- Student uses tongs in order to replace top. 'swmwvwv-H'-' zflfflwjcfflf.. F zu , 2 im Dr. Iames Dudley lectures on how one can produce electrical charges. 68 Science Chemistry, physics labs open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m Y i. fd. 'TJ' lim McGee waits for lab equipment, while Cat Luy Belrose signs him in. e - ff ss is W h ,.....-wr i s 'J4'3 Henry Webster and Lynda Protano compare notes in chemistry class. Science 69 an 3 N The biological sciences explore the world of man and animal life through such courses as Biology, Microbiology, Human Anatomy and Reproduction, Man, Nutrition and Drugs. The televised Man and Environment series stresses ecological environmental studies and students interested in marine life may take Oceanography. he? Q. f 1-3 it 1 New-11 Q gil, Dr. Charles Brown helps Harriet Carter with Biology. Prof. Robert Groth points out different parts of body. K Y if 3 ,ft ff- L. Y A ' Q' , t ' t W Sandra Solomon, Vikki Zagrange, Vickie Beard and Dr. Lon Brown introduce Robert Maloney to a friend. 70 Science Students in the Human Service Program learn specific counseling skills through modeling, prac- ticing with their classmates, and video taping and recall. A strong academic component of the program gives the student support in the practicum experiences and experimentally taught courses. The graduating students have a special pining ceremony. H 52? ,HW f if ,. 5? e J? M Glenn McDaniels, Dr. Gloria Phillips, and Lauren Allison work at board gal Dr. Person goes over problems related in the field of Human Services D1 Office education programs in- clude administrative secretary, clerk typist, medical secretary, medical transcriber, and records specialist and are offered at the three campuses as well as at satellite centers throughout the county. Coordinators are Prof. Betty Hope, Ybor, Assoc. Prof. Iacolin Eichelberger, Cffice Ed. trains secretaries Da1E.fXlZbEZ'n?SifSTZSt2222 Prof. Hope and Iulie Turpen work the automatic wang Susan Cahase figures problems on the calculator ,,,....-E '-'-1-'wma l K A tt .gt to i , . - .N so 'D 'N S 5 Ioann Burns takes dictation from the dictaphone Liz Phillips leams medical records from Herman too! 72 Business EdfOffice Ed W-ff' 4--no , w Q Prof. Rick Anderson uses a recorder as a teaching device for his class. nv- xi X ' f rx-Lx-'? K' .' .3 'fir M, 1 Q.-j,-:jig RQL ' .',-Qs. Rit z: 1,,,c ,. ,1,f:., E , :,e c , or Greg Parsons shows Iohn M. Tragor III how to use a tape recorder. Office EdfBusiness Ed 73 Business offers five majors ja, a ' Business administration offers degrees in accounting, manage- ment, marketingfdistributive education, wholesaling and postal management. The whole- saling program, coordinated through state and national trade associations, has become a pilot venture nationally. OSHA trains occupational safety and health specialists in industry. Ioanne Weaver, Lillian Lenhoff, and Rosanne Bowers discuss office education. X i -X -ff-'V' Ana Capote, Mary Campbell, Dawn Haynes, and Norma Roose use diagrams. 74 Business EdfOffice Ed all ws. E Elaine Baskin and Gwen Bagley use Xerox machine. Xeroxing is one of Marilyn Marckle's assignment. Will Dr. Lawrence Kogut please come into focus. Business Ed!Office Ed 75 HCC has Law Enforcement Institute Students enrolled in the criminal justice program may study police science, corrections and juvenile delinquency, or participate in the Law Enforcement andfor the Correct- ional Institutes. Professors in- clude Phil Byman, Pat Desmond, F.I. DeAngelis and W.G. Hanson. gi., ii it tif... Qfaiae Roy Haislop measures the distance from street to the scene of the crime as Tom Kasper, Marc Klein and Assoc. Prof. Francis DeAngelis watch. 76 Criminal Justice Major Mitchell inspects revolvers and graduation time Wandering through the halls of the DM Humanities building students are enticed by the aroma of good things cooking in the complex of rooms starting with room 121 or the gourmet dining room. The food is prepared by students in Food and Hotel Management classes and served to the students and staff E313iifiiilnfifiliffieyielifileis. Students operate Gourmet Room kk it as Ken Thompson pours cup of coffee between classes N , X 2 if jim tatt t as s f K it gf 1 . . A ssrs ' as we Vi 'K We ,: X-if ,A X Vt' , tt t ' F .5 . ,..,, ,. e we f Cathy Smith, George Walker, Pat Goygh and Instructor Mary Wise .MQ of aff.. me Saowade Un-Mang cleans off the Kent Brown not only helped prepare the food, he also helps serve it. griddle Food LQ Hotel Management 77 The Maritime Science and Technology program is one of the few such community college level programs in existence. It offers the student a basic understanding of the maritime industry and its various technologies. Students may earn an A.S. degree in Nautical Science, Marine Engineering, Shipbuilding and Repairs, and Marine . . . Trans ortation and Terminal Mana ement. 87 Ther? are 87 students in the chartgr class. Eg' A-i 'f F Q x ft -gi ',.,:,1 g XL isis isbn Captain W. L. Loh shows design of ships stability. Ed, Chris, Lila, and Steve ask, where is north? if f Student uses many instruments to find destination. Maritime Science students navigate their studies. 78 Maritime Science The Fire Science program enrolls over 400 students many of whom represent fire-fighting organi- zations in Tampa, Brandon, MacDill, Temple Terrace and Hillsborough County Fire Depart- ments. This year's classes are taught at the new Tampa Fire Department Training Center on 34th Street. I. R. Hudson is . . h d the program coordinator. O S Captain I. R. Hudson and men say, hurry up it's getting warm in back. After fire is gone, men go through burned building. Fighting this blaze is no easy task for firemen. Fire Science 79 ROTC has a few good men, women More than 50 of the 600 cadets enrolled in the Tampa ROTC pro- gram are HCC students who work under Capt. Dan Burrows. In addition to marching and drill- ing students learn repelling and firing and become masters on handling the M-16 rilfe. Women comprise about 20 per cent of the students and receive the same training and leadership experience as the men. pf we rig if V 'fi it J' Q imp-4 K lump higher Bill Dunford! Patricia Blakeley keeps low. U nl W R ' r ? '., A- F vm! 6.1 5 A ie, X, A W as V? A as , gil .an i 4 -.rx .-,.'5.'U'-fs -1- at i -ks A N V. l sh ., kt its hwy, 'bww emma' .ra 'Stix ,?. JQSN Y to -- as L 5 + :X-rgm K. 0 Alyce Penia crosses the creek. Who will win race, Issac Reynolds or Larry Tluczek? 80 ROTC THE PEOPL BOARD OF TRUSTEES 81 PRESIDENT 82 VICE-PRESIDENTS 83 DEANS 84 DIRECTORS 85 FACULTY 86-89 CAREER EMPLOYEES 90-91 WHO'S WHO 92-93 GRADUATES 94-119 FRESHMEN 120-145 HISTORY 146-149 COACKROACH BAY 150-151 COMMUNITY SERVICES 152-153 PATRONS 154-155 Students enrolling in September 1968 found it difficult to identify with a college which was housed in the back yard at Hillsborough High School. But before long the college rah-rah spirit manifested itself in the formation of fraternities and sororities, ritual initiations, and parties. By 1969 this teenage college play was left far behind and the Viet Nam war demonstrations were felt everywhere when students left the classrooms to demonstrate in Washington, D. C. against the unpopular war. The short-haired, clean-cut all- american look became the universal long-haired, umkempt, dirty-dungareed image that exemplified the anti- establishment feeling of the late sixties. With the end of the war in 1973 and the welcomed catharsis brought about by the toppling of the Nixon administration in the aftermath of the Watergate hearings, the students once again changed. More sober than the generation of the '60s, but more aware of world- wide problems, the student of today is unique. I' SQ. .A . me 9? W. . ,if.., . J lik If Q gdb . .,, X' ,., 1 Q 9 at-. nf' 8 C 1 fa-x f' .fr had ,Q va M' 'fu M , Q, '43--Q 9 1 41-17 U 'U 1 ur' W ' I 5 'fn I Board of Trustees H1lmanF Bowden Marlene M Smith Marcelino Huerta Hillsborough Community College is governed by a five-member District Board of Trustees, each appointed by the governor. Under state law, the Board is responsible for all affairs, both operational and philoso- phical, of the community college. Marlene M. Smith is chairman and jerry N. Harvey is i vice chairman of the Board. I ,gage oilegidi fb! ll0Q of the I President Frank Scaglione 9 f A e 5 and Board Chairman Marlene S mes O m rl Smith caught off guard by the R9DUbllC ' the photographer's lens one Nc before the beginning of a Board meeting 81 Frank! Scaglione, President Frank Scaglione became the third president of Hillsborough Community College September 16, 1977. Prior to that time, Pres. Scaglione had served the college as acting president and as ex- .E -,?,,.,. Mweyw, pw ww-sununqgr . ., :....f. fi.a.,,. ecutive vice-president. President Scaglione has 21 years of education experience in public schools and community colleges. Before coming to Hillsborough Community College, he was administrator of the largest comprehensive high school in the county. He has served as an associate member of the Florida Committee of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and District Director of the Florida Association of Secondary School Principals. uma is s W ,W t was in-Ns 5. an ,ne 82 President ibiflrlnnnnt s . i fi: Dr. Iolm Bouseman Vice-President, Plant City Provost 4' Mft? ' , ., , , ,., 2 W Mrzfm' .iff 22,5 ,:f,k., , WMWMQQ A k fi If I i P :-1 W ':f ,. Q! - 4 Allen Brown Vice-President, Business Services V f Vice-Presidents K 492, 4' r tr V 5 X inf dd P llll Y Xfl , te PM ff' I ., - K I NE.: 1 : - , .- V' xx 'A A tb ' E lt- t ll P 'k P A Dr. William Seeker Dr. Philip Dalby Mike Scionti Vice-President, Vice-President, Executive Assistant Ybor City Provost Dale Mabry Provost to the President U ie, 3 i 4' it-2 L ? LW , Everett Prevatt Vice-President, College Services gt GN ,f Mike Scionti, Roy Cotarelo, and Marcelino Huerta relaxing. tr 'st Do it this way! Dr. Ferreira says to Dr. Dalby. Pres. Scaglione presents gold key of the Plant City Campus to Frank Moody as Hilman Bowden and Dr. Iohn Bouseman look on. Vice-Presid en ts 83 Deans and Dff SCTOI' S ,, , 'mf f X A a zz. S ' 1 t x M.. Xt i Lew Crance Diana Ferreira Associate Dean Admission Collegium Dean and Records David Myers Asst. to President Employe e-Student Relations Bill Strawn and Howard Sinsley have pre-faculty meeting conference with President Frank Scaglione. 84 Deans Ioseph Rodeiro X X 4 ,..' ll Samuel Rampello Dean of Curriculum 4? Sam Rodriguez Collegium Dean Sports Collegium Dean R X' . to ,. i - 2 - ,. .,. , 1-flu t ,. H , .5 gow... .ff ' Q ws' ,..-... . ' A - - A .uf ' Q Queeg Q- 1, 6. 3, Nw f it T f ll W .1 'sd 1 ,N p ls 5 ,. ,f Q,-fy A ' - ' Q ,Q 9 is .sffyl .e , t p i Q is 1 .. Q 3 A K- If .Q it ,Q r I H' 1' 3 gigs X if 4' ,M Feiss s ,sg wgwsz Howard Sinsley Dean Admission and Records iss' s o . ? k , .sea , Lg' L, A Q t of 2 at , 4 ,-nfs. 'cv ff 'R -N ,.. Z .Q 1 , .-fic' f':3::.kj'I151-,Yi MJ,- Plano Valdes Dean Extension and Weekend Programs if ,W Bill Stravsm Dean of Student Services iii t is iii Sandra Wilson Dean Extension and Weekend Programs E' Sybil Barnes Director Community Services 195 Lindy Fernandez District Director Library S Roger Kennedy Campus Business Manager ff.-Q 1 Gerard Pagano Director Security and Safety 4 t r -5- i, .. , ,: - ' E if . F 5 Henry Beltran Director Evening Programs Q, M Rosanne Gmuer Director Inst. Research warg. W EM ' QMQ 25' I gl-. . - 2-iff. 'tat Edward Mattson District Dir. Career Education .. V M . , 'Q' 2 A -.mi if iv si ..2 . . sl' 7 5 Q :I ' ,.- 1 ' y 1 aesr 1 .. .. f., ,4,.', y. Ji ft . .. -, Leonard Brown Admin. Asst. to President H' S 5 .t i s 1 , 1 Caesar Gonzmart Director Fed. 8: State Grants if . ,Wm 1. ' - is - K' -.'-..: rw A . af- f ,,y.,,Q t WH --i. . , .4:,w. , qs f 5-172, L X ,.g.:af,:-,... Anthony Murphy Director Evening Programs gn' .sy Leo Diaz Campus Dir. Student Service Susan Grzybowski Director EDP Services K . ...yk . Burga Olson Director New Construction - H ,qw by fu 'qv F f Aw - V . S in .tt Hd 4li Y -. ,L Ted Purvis Ted Scott Leroy TiPPiI1S Director of Personnel Director of Budget Campus Business Manager ay, QQM Mercy DiMaio Director of Accounting Alma Hires Director Community Services Directors 85 Faculty f.!... Carolyn Adams LRC Coordinator Harriet Agster Assoc. Prof, Psychology ' ' 1 w il... it K W . W' . w. , Q A ia f , 1 --,w f -s 1 sv' mt, , 1 A', f f gy. .5 P .4 -- if I ul, :,, VV 3 it . , 1,i WV , -fgf 5 M :VV Y In A ya. , 41 V ,i - I f ' my f' f ' 'f . . ' , , - 1 . 7 ig we . W' as ' M. 5' -- .-.L 3 .11 W A 2 1 -'-V 2 ' 3. , ,,.., ' A 2 if .. f t ,. 1 rw, A . . f . - ,ff W Albert Arsenault Prof. Accounting Diana Almeida Counselor Iames Barringer Prof. History Ignacio Bello Prof. Mathematics Denver Blanco Prof. Spanish AVA, ,I 'll'f' 1 ' V V 2' . 1 I A f fff f -A nn P V A .i 3:1 T I : f if ,'.. - . 1 ' . P - V .- , - yfff . 5 A . M 'Ll' Q ' 2 fr - ., H N . 5 , Q, 'H 1 1:-'fl 5 Linda Boyd Carol Brocato Daniel Burrows Michael Carter Ralph Castellano janet Clark Ioseph Clemente Assoc, Prof. Radiolo Prof. Psychology ROTC Coordinator Assoc. Prof. Accounting Prof. Biology Assoc. Prof. Mathematics Assoc, Prof, Mathematics Sy iff 93,2 .. , VV ff .. ' 'V A ff if gf Betty Crapson Prof, English Making History interesting at Dale Mabry is not a difficult task for Prof. Richard Matthews. Shirley combee www ,f Q 'S-f..-. Qi M.. in fini Assoc. Prof. Office Ed. Wai 1 In Helen Dayan Francis DeAngelis Lee DeCesare Charles Deusner Tom Dicesare Clementine Duhart Philip Dreier Assoc. Prof. Reading Assoc. Prof, Police Science Assoc. Prof. English 4Prof. History Counselor Prof. Mathematics Counselor 86 Faculty ii ,xx .rs Iacolin Eichelberger Raymond Entenman Louise Everett Assoc, Prof. Office Ed. Prof. Psychology Assoc. Prof. Sociology ! as x 1 MA N f J if x l 2 if MJ , M X i Xfire '1f-2 -of1- t P f f I 'f 1 Kenneth Fields Assoc. Prof. English I 'qgif A l :X Q'i'i df xt Dr. Glen Westfall displays artifacts from South American Sadie Floyd Elizabeth Foster t0llI'. Counselor Prof. Sociology rv' V fc ' . . V' if . fi , ffgfiwi f .3 M- ' .qi . f .1 'M L, f . V .ws za.: .35 'i' f .i f 5,m,. .W A o ..... zz i' Lil Tw A L7 gi 5 Cv: T 5 ,ML ,V 2 A W if - A 5 K A at ,,.., - U1 I x if M y .A V I 5, Il K Paula Foster Esther Grant William Greico Rose Frank joseph Gannon Helen Goring Gary Granell Assoc. Prof. Nursing Prof. Psychology Counselor Prof. Anthropology Assoc. Prof, Mathematics Prof. Business Adm. Assoc, Prof. Speech ?i,WfVff. .3 .-,f e .kry . lg :,kVVVV 1 i 'Q Z.-51' to sv-- ' ff . W . V' ' , X E, I . . V, 1, ,, 4 , f LQ W Paul Griscti Robert Groth Ellen Hamblin Altamese Hamilton Wilfred Hanson Lawrence Hart Harold Hartstein Communications Specialist Assoc. Prof. Biology Assoc. Prof. Spanish Resource Specialist Assoc. Prof. Police Science Assoc. Prof. Art Assoc. Prof. Psychology . ' '- as rf, of y 4 Aa, fn' 'N fm . E - 5 5 . fi '. + i ' 1 'fx A . A J l i A fx 5 at i rf? 1 Elizabeth Hope Harpik Hovan Alice Hutton Linnie Iones Eric Ioost Marvin Kirschman jerry Knarr Prof. Office Ed. Prof, Music Prof. English Prof. Sociology Instructor Anthropology Prof. Theatre Prof, Economics Faculty 87 Faculty 'M Y 2 42 g . f fi ff, 44 . ,T . s t . X 6 Af , ff Qi pw f it . fi . . . .Z X. K? Lawrence Kogut George Kosan Beatrice Kunda Prof. Accounting Prof. Mathematics Prof. English X . X 4 4 if-. ,V 7 ' mi f., ,,, . H El it Q, 4 Y as as l N I W. L. Loh Max Lombardi Iohn Luce Assoc. Prof, Maritime Sci, Prof. Nuclear Med. Assoc, Prof. Electronics MQ as A if . lllo t . ' f , . 1 YH' , ' A' 1 5 f' ff ...M . 3- 5 . . - i . -' as 4' + xx.. A tw S. Richard Matthews Laura Meade William Mellan Prof. History Assoc. Prof. Mathematics Assoc, Prof. Sociology f 'P , 9 ...gs-Q., , ,ff tg, , olii ,QWQRMJ . 'rr Q ...fq V ., . 4 Y Ai ...fi 41 , . g .,'.. . A llttl YQN. finlklv L f 2 Carlton Lane Lillian Lenhoff Prof, Mathematics Assoc. Prof, Office Ed. ,yt its A Dorinda McClellan Prof, Reading Bradley Lutz Assoc. Prof. Business Adm. at . V' , . 5 f... fl gif, V .- fii A i' . ' V ., . 'f5c'. ,. 'FN if , . x A ... wave' 5' V ..., . W Robert Miller Prof. Business Adm. Charles Miles Assoc. Prof. Mathematics is s ' I If W P E K i William Morrow Sarah Pappas Hugh Paschal Angelo Perez lim Perry Prof. Architectural Prof. Sociology Prof. English Assoc. Prof. History prof, Philosophy 22.23, ....,. ,IS ma fflli .... if . 1 ., Richard Rhoades Larry Riemersma Valda Robinson Walter Robinton Donald Rose Assoc. Prof. Music Assoc. Prof. Math Prof. Psychology Prof. Sociology Assoc. Prof, Mathematics 88 Faculty , . ' 'wah Robert Levine Barbara Loewe Assoc. Prof. Psychology Prof. Speech Cynthia May Assoc. Prof. English fismfgm ' 'X A David Matson Assoc. Prof. Electronics g' swag , -N P ., 5 A ' 2 . ' A fl' X. 5 Bob Molloy Assoc. Prof. OSHA Eva Pride Prof. Reading '4 , . t I E Norman Ross Prof. Opticianry Margaret Morris Financial Aid Gordon Raynor Prof. Psychology W SW Q. Mary Satchell Resource Specialist x ix. 3 Wm-aww, YWQKW E G a' 5 H n. ua O o :T 1 n. W W ... :- Q 1 : Q on :- 5 O :s U Q c oi. W VI cn :- ll E 5 'U -1 o r'- I 1: B D7 E. 5. m 'U -1 C : - Ei :r' CD 5 El 5. fs 5 vi at C 9 'U -1 O r'- U E W 'u 1 o 9 55,3 . DR. ERWIN FRANCO reviews Kandi Carr s English paper. fliifili ,. we Q Z N 5 X may XX ' I x ' F12- , ' rf' ,L',. 1 li' A DR, NORMAN hard at Work at his office. William Smith Betty Io Spoto Kenneth Steryous Iohn Sylvann Assoc. Prof. Data Proc. Counselor Assoc. Prof. Food lk Hotel Prof. Theatre ,.'i, f 1. M , 4 7 M. 2232522125 ' wr1.':.Lf-',..', A -1-L... Iohn Taylor William Taylor x 'M uv' Assoc. Prof. Chemistry Assoc. Prof. Distr. Ed. he if ,, H VA , V -V H V. W 1 ' ,, . 5 V' wmv' I ll William Waterman Assoc. Prof. Opticianry Glen Westfall Prof. History DSW ' - . VL in W ml , .X Art Trubiano Rosario Urso Mary Lee Utz Vickie Van Eepoel Edward Varon Prof. Arthitecture Prof. Mathematics Resource Specialist Communication Coor. Counselor at W f of sf' Q .. K V' I . .Q N M 4 1 5 . '-. .. My , W ff if U A Elem 12:1 fb I 45 , 1 , Nancy White Clgo Williams Ioseph Wuennli Kathrine Wyly , Daniel Zarycki Prof, Igurngligm Cpungelor Assoc. Prof. Management Prof. Foreign Language Prof. Business Adm. Faculty 89 Si -. .5 . . Career Employees , V LW' K VV .Ig V f . A ,,,,,,x .. 'Q' 1' if Michelle Abrams Dulce Alfonso Marlene Allen Clerical Asst. Accounting Clerk Clerical Asst. QW . :. 4 v 4 . Noemi Carbo ne Cathy Cardin 5 ' . if 'QW ' AV fi f . . 1-Q A. I 3- . B 2 ,A Y. 1 ' ' P- f fi.. it 4 Nu. I Barbara Anderson Ann Bingham Linda Black 0CCUPHfl0n3l Adviser Purchasing Asst. Clerical Asst. E I fs. Henry Carley Clerical Asst. Staff Asst. SGA Advisor , i' V . A A 11,25 , ' f ' . 1 2 --. . ,,., F ' 4 'S' ' W M V Rea Emerson Test Proctor Rose Garcia Records Specialist iQ. ,.. Sarah Emerson Bookstore Supervisor Iuana Fernandez Accounting Clerk Donna Lynn Coe Clerical Asst. 1 L .JVYC 'Z is 'UV ' 4. lf. af as 2 , f ig? Cynthia Fields Comm. Specialist - f .gs Marion Cole Secretary Brenda Ford Clerical Asst, 411. Nancy Costa Secretary ' :iii '3 ,ew .L 4 f f W ..,-. ia. .A e. 2 21 H, if .F M V., Bill Fryman Shipping Specialist ,f 'W f if A 'if 14 . . - ,' ga Susan Garcia Maxine Gumbarevic Sandra Hall COHSHIDCC H8l'Ilm0l'ld Ciiiandfa Harris Veteran Adviser Records Supervisor Secretary Library Technician Records Specialist 90 Career Employees Ybor look alikes Dr. William Seeker, Ybor Provost and Cathy Cardin his staff assistant were big hits on campus with their look alike hair styles. 4 .,. . if ' li if C. . 3 K., Rx L Y. ea , - Anita Bodnar Records Specialist Lila Campanelli Clerical Asst. , 1 4 4 if ff N '46 'gain 2 A i v I A my ,, . S A vf 7 V 2 A f ,Al aw 1 5 w , K --e L ., 4 A y . .-,' , A . Mfr cj -' f 'A A Robert Cremeans Georgia Curl Audio-Visual Tech. Accounting Clerk 'vt Estella Garcia Accounting Clerk Charles Heidelberg Occupational Adviser Mildred Howard Accountant ' if is ' EE' ll iff' , a ' I E Q W Y' Pamela Iaudon Clerical Asst, . Louis Garcia lob Placement . -S - 4. ,LV af f. 1 . Iulie Hernandez Clerical Asst. it Lavern Iames Records Specialist .',.1:m ' 2 ..1 .-., Q 3 11 we . A Norman Iones Tutor 1 l V AA V A ,AA: ,A,A1 - A ff l if' A A , A , A A A L A , 4 f as 2' M Q '41 ff 'ff 5 ' ' 'A 4 . E A Belinda Knippel Betty Koch Wilma Lennon Norma Ludlam Richard Marsh Shirley Merrell Dulce Miller N Clerical Asst. Budget Asst. EAEO Officer Secretary Staff Asst, Bookstore Manager Secretary 'C W' iii ' Vi' A 7 I We . A L 9 ' s -2 . Qi A 2 ,.7, 'M ' MJ Q. ' f v A N 1- y..A 1 Cheryl Modrow SusieMonaco Olinda Morgan Ronnie Moyer ' Clerical Asst. Secretary AccountingClerk Secretary ' W A .A A AA A A A AA . M R f I ' l Q mf M 1' ' V 'v . 58 ' 3 3 . x ' As ' wx . A Q, ,Av -W ,A ,,,. gl, ' A lf Lg 'Ki' f A Mary Napoli Occupational Adviser kzl i, V fi 'r V ' ' A ' we E? x ee 3 32 ,H Dalice Preston Secretary 4 ,i 1' M swf' A it ' 7V .IJ Norma Rodriguez Secretary 'Sh 'ik .A ' 5 1 's Ioline Taylor Clerical Asst. Barbara Nichols Programmer Analyst Yolanda Pruitt Clerical Asst, Ianie Rouse Accounting Clerk 'Y 0. ' S . M an 'M Kenneth Turley Occupational Adviser Gladys Penaranda Science Lab Tech E au. f ' it lt L.. William Puller Florence Perotti Head Cashier an fix, 3 is Catherine Robinson 'ts S54 s. Ioseph Miller Tutor S .' RELAXING AFTER LUNCH. Iackie Waterford, Dr. Bouseman's secretary, and English Instruc- tor Warrene Fugitt. .3 4 Accountant Reading Lab Tech A 'VLA A 7 , 2 tttt A V . as ' ... ws l 1' ,Q 'Q L A ww X A A ' A a -' as A Cynthia Ryalls Dolores Sansom Cynthia Scheff Benita Shappard Suzy Siecnann Charmaine Smith Occupational Adviger Clerical Asst, Reprographic Tech Clerical Asst. Clerical Asst. Clerical Asst. to teti 1 . 22 ' A' -'-v . f ., H M . V 1, M 11' ish i A A AA. a A 'st i A A A. ' .A AA 'W llvu A Q91 L V s i: xii- Q A T W Mike Turner Tom Tully Charlene Upshaw Iohn Vennum Dale Waters Ann Whitlock Occupational Adviser Records Specialist Career Prop Control Accounting Clerk Admissions Career Employees 91 Who's Who Among American Junior College Students Forty students representing the Dale Mabry, Ybor, and Plant City campuses received invitations to appear in the 1978 edition of Who's Who Among American Iunior College Students. The students excelled in scholarship, leadership, and service and were recommended by members of the faculty. , Students not pictured include Fred Adcock, Book Bag, Christine Bolin, Amy Byrnes, Cary Colvin, Margaret DiSocio, Michael Faulkner, Russell Flott, Robbie Goad, Bruce Greenhaus, Debra Cruetzmacher, Dawn Kerton, Lou Ann Lanier, Dixie LeDoux, Glennie Lewis, Dionisio Martinez, Iohn Patterson, Rheutelia Turner, Benjamin Walker, and Ioleen Willett. , i' , l fizif -f, J gl I .f Y ' xx fb l 7 . ,Vg i... 5 ,, New ' W L'l' ff I N WW!!! ae, X 6' ' X ,ft ', ,G uxflb Q L l I ' fs. ,,,.Sn A Charlene Marlene Linda Patricia Douglas Arenth Boggs Bradford Braman Brantley Mary Candice Alba Rita loyce Campbell Carpenter Castro Diefenderfer Edmund 92 Who 's Who 'L 2 Douwglvas Fiedler Wdyggiaun-1 3 , I g ig- David Hicks He W Q1 3 T7 v 4 . X Tina Lynn Ruth 'C' ' W' Felice Gail Patricia Sandra Gardner Gause Guarino Guggino Gary Laurie David Diana jones Linabury Olufs Rudolph Thom Iudy Diane Shandra Ryple Schultz Silverstein Smith I kj! -v.. , S, , 'R ' v x f Susan Sabrina Bettye Io Ceridwyn Edward Tanner Troyer Webb Whitford Wood Who 's Who 93 i 4615 Ackerman-Betancourt Graduates 1 f Bonnie Lazaro Ackerman Aguayo f ww-,V , f -w e :gjg fm MZ, Q1 1 Carol Susan Alderman Alderman , .. ,f Vi If 2. 'Ur 1 f 'fa .M im, , l Belinda Alvarez Helen Alvarez 4 M Q' f a X R' 5 'lll if ' ' ,QS A m, ' A , . we I' ' -Km ..,- , W V 3 A :-: lzz A A , W Q5 I Pr ' N f e,,, H W 1 I Charlene Kathryn Arenth Arme ni 94 Graduates 2 , ,gi Q ff WJ QU Henry Robert Aikens Akins W ar- 4' A 4 ..- . Patty Atef Alexander Alhassan 57 A v ' if kills , .- ' nf ff ZW, 4 ' V. Wu .- Z 'iQf'1,'., be 1 A yy Gail George Iames Anderson Anderson Anderson Retta Nick Robert Askew Austin Austin Al f B A' 1, W, n , , r p 2 5 Diane Anthony Gennie Bagley 3 'Gamma Rays' wins rave reviews The highly ac- claimed production of The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the Moon Marigolds received rave reviews during its month run in Ianuary. Ioy Drain gave a vivid portrayal of the highly frustrated mother. Mona Brandy Bagley Bailey 3 7 Dore en Emma Bailey Baker Ethel Baker ' If' 1 tatt 1 ,Q I 1 .,.V s A9 if B ar 2 Pam Beckworth In Patricia Geraldine Larry Anna Elva Barber Barnes Barsh Baudoin Beatty Iudith Melody Richard Ian Sandra Behrens Bennett Bergida Berkowitz Betancourt Graduates 95 Birdsong-Cardoso Elizabeth Gloria Kathryn Bonny Nancy Eric Birdsong Blackburn Boggus Bolden Borland Borrero Research constant challenge Doing research was fun when you could find what you were looking for. Cindy Madara doesn't seem to have any trouble. 4 1 5 V Y 96 Graduates Beverly Ianice Bertha Boshears Boutwell Boyer Bebe Linda Willie Bradbury Bradford Bradford Norma Patricia Mareen Bra dl ey Braman Brehmer V Students enjoy VaIentine's Day dance W v Laurel Gatiff, Russell Flott, Gary McCarroll, Bettye Io Webb, and Norma Howard ate, drank, and danced at the Cupid's Caper Valen- tine's Dance Feb. 11 at the Ramada Inn East. Alumni joined students and faculty at the dance which celebrated the 10- year anniversary of HCC. The dance was co- sponsored by the Dale Mabry and Plant City SGA. ,fi fi: 5 'V V ,. ,. ..., L! . lt lzl i t Karen Shawanda Carla Larry Belinda Howell' Bremer Britt Brooks Brooks Brown Brown Iack Michael Brown Bruce ,W S , C. g f Iuanita Bryan .1 ,.f,..e,f..,ya,yg , , ,f .z.:1...:y.-1 4 , Pat Garth Bussell Button Richard Byrd Deni Paul Iohn Bryant Bunch Burgher V is rf Yolanda Eleanor Michele Cabrera Campbell Cardoso Graduates 97 Carpenter-Dukes g .. eq X E Nb l Dale Mabry students enjoy Richard Diaz and Linda Farley are typical of the thousands mt of students at the Dale Mabry campus who enjoy the rest and recreation area under the circular stairwell of the Science Building. On an average day one can find students boning up for a chemistry exam, meeting a favorite friend for the latest gossip, or iust plain sleeping. Candice D. I. Philippine Carpenter Carter Castellana ,, ,N Aw-uw flfs cgi Alba Mary Iames Castro Cheshire Chubbuck l V' .Q-K 21' l 'll ...w J, V , if W my W. ' wwe A Patricia Ella Letrice Marvin Iames Tony Clark Cobb Cloe Coleman Coley Collings I 1 'V MDW . ,J , I M yavv 'nm F 5 C, M , ' If ZW M I fi , ff as Eileen Elliott Kevin Mary Horace Candace Collins Conner Cooper Copeland Craft Curtiss 98 Graduates 1. . -'X fe - ff , , .' 4 1' . f. , , Aaiikf' ' 4, , I. , Mt, T Il ' A 1,,5L y Veronica Virginia Regina Sandra Marinell Cathy Cusseaux Dalton Davis Davis Dean DeCes are Let's go out to the ballpark. Freshmen Ricky Taylor and Maurice Bar were among the first baseball players to be given scholarships. W ,,,, ,,,, Authur Tammy Iimmie Elizabeth Walt Liem Dees Dell Dempsey Dixon Dixon Doan . . - X , W fin .. W A 5' 4 if K Q ' 1 I F - ,, r ,,,' l l A Thanh Tuantu Gloria Dixie Iudy Brenda Doan Doan Donnell LeDoux Drummer Dukes Graduates 99 Dukes-Germain 1 ,mx ,N W. JU Aa . f v Qt l I Glenda Carla Edward R Debbie Ioyce Carol Dukes Durham Durham Edgecomb Edmund Edwards l E adue MARY SHOWERS SPORTS one of the many tote bags seen around campus this year as she talks to Dee Dee Dantley. 100 Graduates af 'iw Y Victor Florine Elaine Elias Ellison Barbara Erickson Anela Faedo Yolanda Espino nw if 'mf . I gp V , , is ff Ioseph Fernandez Emmanuel 7 Madonna Evans 'M-Q' an W, f as Doug Fiedler W 'ii Q 'Hman Argentenians Visit HCC Vickie Van Eepoel and Henry Beltran help Susie Monaco lcenterl distribute copies of the Tricamp to 26 Argentenian college students who visited Hillsborough Community College Ian. 20. The visiting students came to the United States to study the American way of life and the college educational programs here. Lucretia Lilla Elaine David Fillingham Fleming Flexter Flores wg? any , ,gan M , t,f t 7 Martha Bradley Mary Melo dee Ford Forsyth Fox Franklin Felice Deborah Gary Gail Gardner Garczynski Garvin Gause ,ft M F R it N, if f I Russell Berniece Flott Flowers -yo , i A, l Tammy Gregory Friedel Gallmon William Edward Gaylord Germain Graduates Ghaedi-Harvin FOR MANY STUDENTS life at Dale Mabry consists of lots of coffee and many hours of hard work studying for the next exam. The campus cafeteria in the Science Building gives Sophomore Steve Sorensen the right background. W A 2 if x K' Q 4' -..- H ,A l I , V Abdullah Carolyn Diane Ghaedi Gibon Gibson Frances Carlos Flora Giese Gonzales Gonzales l A 6 x if rw W 4! V s 114 Ierry Ioan Iames Oscar Terria Ianet Gonzales Gonzales Goodwin Gra Gray Green Y he uhi A it .,,,, . zlz f e 2 1 cf Auzz ,fff V 2 5 nlzy 'ly I V ylifmi Millie Gilda Iames Debi Patricia Stella Gregory Greno Grossman Gruetzmacher Guarino Gullo 102 Graduates f iw V .z l at tg' l ,K 'fV,V V,, r .,-- Alan Ronnie Hall Hall WW -ur-'N Susan Barbara Billie Beth Hammond Harden Hargis Harre ,aw fm' at Haven Ioseph Harrell Harrell 'ig af - M, wh L ' ' 4 Ai' ' - M 7, , 'Env fi Bren da Harris Ia queline Karen Harris Harris Registration Nightmare Registration for the Fall Term meant standing in long lines in and around the buildings at Dale Mabry. fa on ati - ,f V. g A William Harris , .- pb .iff 2 Sv Q if H AH i f 'S' ,. .iv..V 'i N- Linda Barbara Harold Kathi Bessie Ronald Harrison Hart Hart Hart Harvey Harvm Graduates 103 Havinga-Justi Iacklyn Mark Kathryne Havinga Hawes Hayes 4, ,,., X ,if Lennie Noel Heck Helle no in ,W , 1 Z 5 ? , VNIV ., dw Roosevelt Michael Henry Hickey Gladys Henderson Laverne Hill 5 , fee 5 , ,Q 'W ,7 ff 4? Rosemarie Hearne ,gs 3, Ronald Hendry 5-1 ,mi il George Dorothy Edward Hoover Hudson Humes 104 Graduates s Z T 'U li V . 5 ,iL' 2 i i Paul Linda Sharon Hill Holloway Holmes Hlli in yec ei , Vl A . ' Lu u ' Bobby Mary Lois Humphries Hunter Iverson 'D Signs identify Dale Mabry buildings Dale Mabry SGA bought code-col- ored signs which identify each build- ing on campus. Iohn Cook, SGA adviserg Walt Dixon, SGA presi- dent: Dr. Philip Dalby, Dale Mabry provost: and Leo Diaz, director of student services stand beside the Humanities Build- ing sign. ' , ., ffl 15 A fri gg, ? ' A 1 9? g , , Patricia Druann Iackson Iacobsen Rosa Evelyn Iames jenkins Glenda Iimmy William Arleen Iflel Iennmgs Ietmore Iohns Iohnson Iolner a 53 Sa, Qs v S K 0, Y at lui!! as of 52 o 6:55 wi' na il U o SE mi ES? cn? ww ,-.Z 02 5-1 QCD 'cu 5 gi? 55 CDC wen Charles Iones Caroline Iusti Graduates 105 James Mallard to represent U S at the Clympics 3 ln addition to setting national track records for HCC, Iames Mal- lard has already been accepted to represent the United States at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. Egg s 4 3 sky Q Sv S. -. Essle Connie Ioseph Kelly Kent Keys Patricia Kayla Luemma Klckllter Kimmel King Mary Ellen Marc Sharlynn King Kl em Knarr Thana Barbara Kreider Kolar U19 'K' 'r Clarice Ladue Linda Phyllis Deborah Laird Laker Lamberti 6 F- Shellia Ioannie joseph Ana Viola Elizabeth Langford Lanier Laperna Lasso Lavigne Lazo 1' fa ..v ' gy , 1 I ,1f.,, L , 1 -b :JI Richard Kazuko Laurie Becky Donna Mary Legaye Lewis Linabury Linville Lutz McCabe 322515, zz ,,,., , wg Genether Mary McClain McCormick Q 2 -ae i Sheletha Maria Karen Roosevelt McGhee McKinney McMullen McMullen Graduates 107 McNutt-Moss sls Lining up at the chow line Nevina Ippolito and Lee Wilson join the rest of the students at the ever popular Dale Mabry Cafeteria. if ,lf il Walton McNutt Warren McVey Uris Victor Cindy Diana Manning Martin Martinez Martinez W Diane Velma McPherson McQuay it L Yolanda Tony Madare Maltese lose Franc es Martinez Martorano ' vi 'Q 4 x I Gloria Michael Kurt Cheryl Marcella Olga Massey Matis Maute Mayfield Messer Midulla 108 Graduates mmf Barry Shawn Wandal Willie Ioseph Valerie Miller Miller Mimmenger Minor Mitchell Mitchell mn ,, .55 Photography can be fun Tammy Dell, Russell Flott, and Ian Moll learn how to develop film. vw, qv! -Af' Kiln Ian Keith Marg Moll Monroe Montano x i hah, s ,'.1Q 1 ,s ii e lack Reginald Brenda Moore Moore Morales Thomas Betty Erma Montero Moody Moody '- qw, w f V a, -it mf - . , ' 'Z 7 -, ' 'fsagefm K tg Mutt-5 ' H445 1 W . X 4- iz i fafsq ,5:- 1 , f f S f MMV ' X if M Q 1' v .pf ' Iames Debra Iohn Morgan Morrison Moss Graduates Mosley-Raney I N +R ll S 0 K , Q ,f .5 :' N' P -if A W 'lv' fy L Margaret Brenda There sa Flormda Mosley Motzer Mount Mucciolo X at 'st Iohn Robert Ronald Howard Nelson Newberry Newberry Niswanger ef V Y ,H M 4' zf f v.. Y' 4 1 -I P E Martha Kayla Mary Ann Desiree Gwendolyn Alton Norton Nutse Odenbrett Oliver Oliver Osborn Q Terrl Tyce Lester Iohn Iudy Rom eo Pardo Parker Patrlck Patterson Patton Pauldmg P ,ff lP? - M l , P M M' no L lraly a Y A - 4' M aa a y f l l Z ' l just 110 Graduates Plant City SGA raises money with car wash S u s a n B o y d, Chan Surrency, and Gary McCarroll had a car wash dur- ing the Fall Term to help raise money for the Plant City SGA. Ken Barbara Pedersen Pennington Claudis Viola Penton Phillips it PM 'W 2 i zl. ar W Evora Earnest Carol Kathy William Debbie Plmentel Pinder Pitts Pitts Pitts Polston fi it in ff f ffm, f, fm W fe 1 9 48 Vivian George Ianet Carole Noriko Nancy Port Porter Pray Pricher Radke Raney Graduates I 11 Rebmann-Sealy A 1, . .-,Q ,- ,a I 5 f E W f sr ' N3 w 'of 'st IK, fv- E T. I. Iudy Michael Cindy William Ianice Rebmann Reed Reed Reese Register Rhoades What classes do I register for? What classes do I register for and still meet graduation requirements, keep up with my job, and still find time for a social life seems to be the big question that Sophomore lim Polk and Freshman Sandy Maughnot seem to ponder. 112 Graduates Earnest Richards Teresa Rona Richardson Roberts Iennifer Robinson Ellen Rogers mmf aan- I twig , ' u,zqz,vyWQg ,i , VVV, A ' 'A f ' .A Iuanita Stephanie Robinson Robinson 4 Iohn Linda Rogers Rogers -4 wf ' 'K 7, wif I no E Alumni plan 10th reunion Ted Hagen and Sharon Horn assisted Claire Iordon in planning the 10th year reunion of the first graduating class at HCC. QW iii, f ,J Linda Kathy Karen Craig Christine Gracie Rosaria Rose Rose Ross Royal Royal . 59 I I + 'Wk A fl Us wif 'Y f .1 1' H 'UK Q A-a Diana Tina Lynn Martha Gerardo Wandel Faith Rudolph Ruth Rybinski Sainz Sampson Sanborn ev,l , ,i. 41 312 t . if iff: in ivii 5, ' 1, x 'CT 'A Michael Betty Vincent Iudy Belinda Gayle Sanders Sartain Sayre Schultz Scott Sealy Graduates 113 Sedita-Tate Al Kathy Delton Marjorie Sedita She drick Shelton Sherrill 1 i 1 ,wmv My ,xg Qi Af ,f ,, We N elel 1 Diana Diane Harriet Ierry Sierra Silverstein Simmons Simmons 5,5 e eeeei S W ,,,VV 2 Sheryl Melba Sonya Zezony Aletha Simmons Sims Sims Sims Smith 5 S ,p at if , xr, ,V fikr x y VV ,S I W' 4 l Larry Pauline Sandra Sara Shandra Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith I 14 Graduates Betty Smith 754571 ,A L If V , Tamara Smith o- Lounging around between classes It was fun lounging around between classes agreed David Bying- ton, Lisa Seigher, Gary Moye, Gary Fleshman. A-L .Ee gy Q, Susan Scott Emma Lillian Spencer Steffan Stewart Strom H7432 TN 5. , ulla Sharon Susan Michael Tallant Tamulls Tanner Tarryouns - xr fir' V A x 1 Q ,, an Linda Snow S 5' Q 521 3- A .,1 Q , is S Edilia Soriano Reinaldo Patricia Soto Spencer V ,, t', ' , ,f A? l y ' i ly . we VA,.tV Zll , A, 2 2 t-VL V i . M ,gtv ., r Susan Cynthia Suttles Swalec 3 iv' Lg Andrew Watt Taruer Tate Graduates 115 Tatti-Watson W' ig Ioseph Eleanor Lori Lai Deborah Tatti Taylor Telles Than Thomas L.. ng I A Ivil, , : x g .V Vzbvu i ii 1' ' Willie Vivian Thomas Thompson Graduation means looking for a job Henry Aikens is typical of the 1800 graduates of Hillsborough Community College. For him graduation means looking for a job in a job market that is glutted with college graduates. Over half ot the graduates enter upper divi- sion schools such as the University of South Florida while at the same time they look for jobs to help defray the high cost of living as well as the high cost of seeking an education. 116 Graduates lack Tilman Ianet Tricamo Iesus Toca A rv , N 1 ' Toni Tyree Marie Thomas Iohnhie Thornton Elizabeth Tramps Rhuetelin Turner Personalized glasses add glamour Initials or zodiac sign on eyeglasses is the latest craze around cam us and members of Hue Professional Scholastic Opticians Club ca italized on the idea gy selling the gold initials and signs for S1 each. Craig Ross and Karen Young- blood model the new look in glasses. 5 .. llllt o f R fi t i 'A' ,sf ,t V A . 1 1-gif 'is' as is ' 'xr 'gfe- o kwa?-1 Y so 1' am: W fzfn , , I if s lo Alfred Eloisa Edward Mary Elaine Matthew Vaccaro Valenzuela Valiente Vantrunk Vernon Vernon an-f' ' is f Lisa Clydette Sheldon David Raymond Villabol Vogler Vones Wadsworth Wagner I- I 4 1. K 2 .Lf is fa r Dorothy Nita lack Virginia Sonja Walters Waters Watkins Watkins Watson Graduates 11 7 l af' Wavering-Zamani YP? Ouch, that hurts! Russell Klein was one of hundreds of HCC students and faculty who donated blood to he Southwest Florida Blood Bank. fda Debbie Bettye Io Robert Wavering Webb Weeks 'K' 4 N fttA?. M may fv- Ian Iacquelyne Missi Wetherington White White Q' I i Q at .M A Patricia Iacob Linda Marie Ceridwyn Paul White Whitehurst Whitehurst Whitehurst Whitford Wilk 2 if ' , he W ww no , 3 Carrie Craig Gary Karen Rose Willie Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams 118 Graduates ' if A,., 32. 5 - 5 M Q A 9 0 . Deborah Stacy Florestine Lee Margret Mary Williamson Williamson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson PC freshmen ri' compare notes Plant City Campus freshmen Nancy Woodham and Stan Fortner find a nice quiet corner in the hallway a wonderful place to study and socialize. 2 '! i W 5 E2 :Q Alvin Edward Rhonda Harriet Gwendolyn Sonya Wingfield Wood Woodard Woods Wright Wright 1. K, ,V I5. , , of i A tx 4 K lr A g h ,- W ' ' Patricia Colleen Lawrence Linda Tinker Bahram Yarbrough Young Young Young Young Zamani Graduates 119 Adams-Billups Undergraduates Q Mkf l J Aa fqaga K Q Barbara Nancy Steve Debra Olivia Hal Sherry Adams Akins Alcorn Alford Alladice Allen Allen 2., A p A C 5 A Charlotte George Vlckf Aguho Iames Darrell Iohn Alligfwd Almeda Almeflco vamz Anderson Andrews Angelos Prof. Putnam discusses 120 Freshmen ,lf 'Facts, Values' Prof. Hilary Put- nam, chairman ofthe Harvard philosophy department dis- cussed 'Facts and Values' at a student- wide lecture at the Ybor Campus in March. Desiree Hump- hrey, Prof, Hilary Putnam, Prof, Ioe Boyle, Rella Beza- nilla, and Dave Cun- diff exchange ideas before the lecture began. Charles Marion Anrecio Ashby .fif- -W1 , Ze.. J r2 ' b Ianet Rafiu Ashe Ashimi -mf-H-1 f f 1 , J M K I 61 af ' W' ,, f E 5 A ,Q , 1 , 1 - J Y, ,fiiigvw Patricia Barbara William Ask ew Atherton Athey ,,,, ,L U If Francisco Freda Boamonde Babcock Denise Avard .1 ,4- 1 KG? ' 2 , 1,-fa .Q aa f ,K gf Ierry Bailey Bair Kathy Lynn Ballas Mwfwf 1 4 ' ff ..-,.' 4 - J t'ii K Qiiigl M ,. 5 L., 9 5 K Q B , ryri 't 'N .B ,af , A ' . M A if il . 5 i wtf if l H t Don Lynn Keith Beadle Bebler Bebout y tai yyyy t es- 5 3' L 5, 5' 5 ,z c f 2.,E'f ' -' i V , gg i, ,t Lisa Atkinson y , fe ' ,n 53? L l'tl' it X it M 'fll lll y A A Teresa Atteberry Leroy Atramel lg Pat Backherms ff' if ft ff' - my. M, Ioan Aucremann Q4 ? f' it vw Q ,rw N tw Xa Sook Ia Dorothy Bay Bagley , 4, jg as spew, gf,-af 'M' A ' i k ,, I K. i , dh. ,, W, J V K Karen Lena Antoinette Bard Barker Barnes it Deborah Bailey 3 ,. Qian ., 4 . I 11, 3 5 , f 'UN Ag' , W B wf-X I Sylvia Batile ,f ii f it .V Lew ey Q Martin Elaine Elizabeth Iudith Beckham Beerman Beiro Beisswanger , A f jg Qi I gg '54 1 V X 'I' V Q, B I i, 4 za W 2 A A w i ff ,1 ,QQ V ,, . L 1, J ' ' Diane Bennett Iudy Kevin Belin Bell Tebis Renee Carrie Sonja Benniefreld Bento Benton Billups Freshmen 121 Black-Chacon - fy. f ,A I 7 'f', g rnn N if . ef 15 ,'-' A' ro , B' S l h V if H VZ 7 V ' 2 B, A W e iA':iA A we B C V' ' . ,K ' W' i B' B f Edward Dorothy Glenda Theresa Brenda. Marlene Black Blalock Bodiford Bodkin Boeren' Boggs f 1 2 4' ff- 'QQ - ' qt- g 'hw J 3392 ,Ji iff 2 3 f f , Dester Daniel Booker Borders gina: M V if . -4, 5 , W ,. E, 43 X 1 1.-ffi sf f David Branch Peter Bradley Cynthia Ron Bright Britt gg 5 ,Ei ' lfi we l iitr . a Gail Lex Brown Brown 122 Freshmen f We Q' as Emma 2 f ,gm at lffgfggvgaj, f Stephen Boggs Brenda Celia Connie Betty Denise Boswell Boswell Bowen Boyd Boyle in ,M rnr s n G, In .,,. , ,N if K 4 I Q , or ii't ' 5 A ' 1 5 B r, nrln ,W n g 7 i 2+!11 i r n - if A f I, ,, , I 1125 - ' 'I' i' if .,,r i ii B ol I Q W x M2 rw , . ' e ' x Z1 fm., Ieffery Doug Brenda Monica Bryan Brant Brantley Brazel Bremer Briggs 2 e ,, if if QV ,, ZEE, y i A ,lv M ' Lorine Terrie Christine Charles Christine Brock Brock Brooks Brown Brown ,,: y - 'iw A WL Mary Brown Samuel Sheila Sheila Iames Brown Brown Bruner Brunson My , Q t a 1 ' 'k a t :E1 tt pa V 5' 4 Wi? it f ' 4 0 at , A1 or 1 at ' X fi f SW t. f , 2 W' J ' .wa ,':- I ' I A Q 4 X' A V ,.,A fi X ...H A N . Sandra Christine Harvey Ioanne Claude Evelyn Linda Buchanan Bundy Bunk Burns B111-pee Burroughs Burt i X , I, y , ll 3,2--A if I 5' 4, W ,Q ,Q ,.,, i , ,I i n gr H Q A , 7 fn- is M ' ' 1 W K 3, f 'X - f - ' ,, ,,, , , V , ef n nn, 'J :AA' ' l ,i :L ,ls '-' Q Q f , ll 'ls M if 2 Iohn Onelio Sandra Steve Beverly Margaret Mary Butler Cabeza Caldwell Camp Campbell Campbell Campbell Linette Gregory Yvonne Mike Ioann Pedro Maria Camper Canales Canas Canerossi Canrlella Cano Capin Z' ' 5 X 6. X if g tw XX l f tl't ' ti ml if l ii Greg Ana Cherry Annelore Wanda Ada Amy Capitano Capote Caraway Carlton Carlton Carmona Carpenter 6x ,N HM 332, t QA Candice Kandi Anne Carpenter Carr Casteel .If Evelyn Casteel Laura Ioseph Elaine Castro Centinaro Chacon Freshmen 123 Champion-Dixon IQ, - I ti, . ,f ' ' M, W I we ' i , t-A V V. V f,X' Grover Geraldine Edward V. Edward R. Annette Marcia Champion Chandler Chavez Chavez Cheely Chestnut .Q me if 415. , Q. 2 ' ' V fl fa ,W ,C 15 'r e ' fix Z 3 'E' .ff 'W N N GQ' V H X, E Z v Karen Chimelis Mary Alberto Bradley Maureen Carolyn David Robert Chisolm Gonzalez Clark Clark Claviale Clemons Cloud 15... 1 vs I . Qu 1,5 fig MN ::A:EA V A pp lr l l 1' ffl 1. Charles Harry Charlotte Erma Marc Cindy Charles Cockerham Coe Coffie Coffee Cohen Cole Collins I 149754 :sf 9 : Z 13 QC 'UN f -eww ' , M f 5 ,WW Mary Copeland X 'M , 4 at lfvrl alvvit l - . up Elizabeth Iacqueline Christine Ginger Terrie Sharon Collins Collings Colon Combee Connell Cook ii i' R i a., a 5 ,,'- li ll'i s 1 l 54 5' My V gl' ,M ,W s ' f 'rrs' f :,t1 5 'V' 5 M lll , Q f iv' l , ,,,., Kf-,, . . ' , - I Y .,Vvl ' v 'Q ' tt r .Q .gnu 1: ' l Shirley Anna Diane Betty Darrell Maria Copeland Coppola Cops Corbin Coran Cortes 124 Freshmen I. 'P wh' Raquel Cortes H3 ,, 2, V, f i'il ' Q ' f. J I in ' H ,V 3 A: ,. -IIA , , ,, aw., gvglz In an I f 0 asf' z ' ,r ,W 'l 0 L' V ' pa or 3 A t W , V , f I , gg, f 1 'k,, Q QM A Q My 1 Kay William Betty Abbie Ivy Harvalee Ornell Cotten Cottrill Cox Craft Cranford Crist Crumpton :,f tgl ,,,,,, i 'i i , ,J r A .,,. , ' U! ' I W, , 1,4 iai' ti f 1.y2 Q r ' ' t1 fi ,ff a it f T'1-i iia' , was A A' ' , R-'V V 'f' fl : ,V ',' , ' E 4 f ,I . in I LVM 2 if ,-- A J A KS , ww V Q N, Q , ,, ,15 1 2, .,A. ,V V I 1 V VVL, Ll ii .N gzz 2 'fy .Q Vp, , Y V ,. VF E ,,'l - ' V ,.: A z ' ir, ,,i. I V,:.Vf I K LV V kr 4 '22, A . 1 , f lv ,V.- 3: Q M V'3 -A Vziv' E Gwendolyn Anita Carl Daniel Tim Tom Patricia Daniels Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davison 1 N W 4. 1 'a , ' .,,, L F ' - A Q gigs v, 'f ! x 1 ,, f , s A vli 2 pf A r Rose Steve Donna Karen BFUCC Velma Gil Debortoli Deer Defeo Deibel DelValle DeL0ach Denton vviit 1 'v,,1 -slt e',f A mg D l an v-l,- , VV X 1. , . ,. K vvrvv, , v y 1 :J of f A ,. . f ii i 2 lj In f ' l t v A tyat r A to t' in 4 r rl're artv f r tx-4 ' 'A Dwayne Lisa Margarette Myrl Mike Mona Iames DeShong DeSpirito DeSpirito Dial Diaz Dickey Diefenderfer 4 is iw? v 'W 2 :Fl I V - 1 A ':.',,, :QS r 1, 4? i' if in Q sa 77 I f , oy K , if W , V- 926 8 all N. 4 'V fii' also 'K j J ' 'fi Rita Larry Arthur Doroth Patricia Ray Steve Diefenderfer Dinning Dion Dishman Dishma Dixon Dixon Freshmen 125 Doby-Fountain Iuanita Doby George Dodson oo - 1 5 if Debra Leo Dombrowski Donaldson Lisa Donaldson TEE-SHIRT ART is where it's at say Rocky Kester and Bill McVey as they ad- mire Bonnie Sterling's Cop-art tee-shirt. Yvette Phyllis Dorsey Doyle Tony Evelyn Duarte Duggms f V We tgps ,M J ,, LuAnn Alphonso Duncan Dunhart f, 4, M , Q -fb ' f A .K 11' Aw- Q -,f' , , .y.,, x,, f -1, M- , W gigs. 1 fl, It 's if? 2 ,'. Q '5 ,U , g 'iny Gary Eveline F estus Steven Martin Iames Margaret Dunn Dunning Ediae Edwards Egal Eichelberger Einsmann I f D VVVV l , .. ,4 we E t,,uV i 'Q 4 if to i 1 ,n r I fi' gwgigi W : 9 Veronica Kaia Robert Michael Irene Sharon Ionathon Einsmann Elam Elwert England Enriguez Estridge Evans 126 Freshmen 'M IAZ ,:,, ' V' ' A:': A - ,,A 'A Q ' fv i Av A ,,AA, AAZAWV l Z A.. at at ' A . 5 Q ,M T e rt A A a a r , , , . X N VV 1 N xx Q K AAA: I f 'f M, ' ,, f get an A 2 L , ,VAA S 1 , A vvvll v 'V I 'V if . Q r 1 Ianice Carmen Linda Denise Mike Vera Paul Everet Fabelo Farley Farmer Farris Farris Farreau eeeee V V' V ',f' an 'V' , wg, i Iames Debra Susan Douglas Deborah Robert Ondria Ferguson Fernandez Fernandez Fiedler Fields Fields Finlayson pf Q 2 y . All' to ze, ier A A q A N Gail Christina Andrew Berniece Mamie Karen Barbara Finley Flaherty Florence Flowers Floyd Flynt Forbes .......-1.1 Alfred Willie Ford Forte t z-ff'.f 5 W: : 'n,: .-,tf is All Naomi Diana BETWEEN CLASSES AT PC is a time for comaraderie and friendship say F01-tson Fountain Nancy Pisciotto, nursing student and Ted Adams, associate nrnfessnr. Freshmen 127 Fowler-Harris 1 Z ' ff l f,V.. 1 i Afvx ! if E 2 rf 15? . , 252 1 if ' as eq, 'O 'f is 1 ,, 1 , f 5 if . Q if Y' r rt if gl, 'A 'AA,1., 5 ' Rita Iulie Loren Linda Ioel Billy Robert Fowler Frances Freshour Friedman Friend Friskney Yu 'U L, - if X Q li' L7 Fritts if Za-an fy 2 W Robert Dexton Beleria Boyd Zella Francine Leta Froelich Frost Fulks Fuller Godson Gainer Gantous Z , ' M y ,,, , f t ' ' R is v MY, 1, 57 , ily' . , ' .' All t 'V f 1' I Vw? 55553: I K P A si .. 1: Q V u m f 'f , V 1 Q Z3 I f ,.f I 462 2 1 :AA an M, x 1 f Giga., ' Ztt he 'f ff ' Q ' l nalon o larnno M, g K G o ooo of W 'itt V at f . l aonl 'fezfi Ann Robert Garcia Gardner g , 'fn Q 4 if rg l at 7, ,, Q ' ,? Mark Nancy Germain Germain Iohn Gaskins lu. Richard Germain 'Wx-L Darlene Gatlin ff nv 4 in K 9 Shirley Germain Albert George Raymond Mark Gavens Gay iii' Y 'VV' V 7 T ' 'i l i A W krill I A I A 2 A, k Q 'Q 7 Cindy Ioann Margie Geschwender Giglio Glen are 5 Suzanne Ianice Pam Maxine Manuel Cathy Marcus Gmuer Godfrey Godfrey Goff Gonzales Gooden Graddy 128 Freshmen ,V QW 4 1 47 3 W' is 'W nab , 33 71 r f be -J W fi jg 4 1' Ji ! 1 W 2 , fr, K? fm 'M 'QU - K4 1 Q N Kay Marion Camille Dan Iose Sandra Ieffrey Griffin Grossman Guarino Guerra Guerra Guggino Gutcher Ioanne Hair H, M- rw Laura Halford Bentley Haley :,, A. W ., In .. -V 1 , F X 1 Patricia Hall - A gg! V , ,. , 1 : . R, i H me 'f-1 - 5 1 Sharon Wendy Hall Hall HL. ,Q-M I rr,r E Eldred Hall if Elmer Hammock M, Irma Leonard Hall Ha f Q ww K uv f gm ' M ' w-Wm fl G Tonya e Hammond Hampton Marilyn Hall Sabrina Hannah 1 .L ' f N E N' - f My 1 E 'tf M E G Q 4 David Karen Ruth Arlene Pam Ioann Brenda Hardegree Hardman Hargis Harlow Harna ge Harr Harrell f x y ryd, Delores Howard lim Michael Ralph Reuben Wanda Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Freshmen Harrison-Johns v J, 1:31.52 ' ff W1 . ., ,I 1 , E. ,X 41, , fn Q in-, :if . ,V., Q 421 , if E lj! 1 I lg is Darrell Harrison .f,. 'f1-. .- at .f,r f ..-,.,' ' , ' ' lk' 3.3 V' as i 1 1,7 x . o y A Melinda Hayes Mary Hayes Terry Harvey fr Reginald Carlean Hayes Hayman Sharon Haynes f M 5 Y X A ii H f e ei ar e M M an a f i - V- 'fea r--re i i Q in we F1 -, l ,l , ' H D ' ii a ne We eeeee 1, A ,J , 5 y ye 1 A , X ,Y if ,V ' ,v i v y' 4 Via: h 7 gg.. , V 1' 5 , ji ' . . 'W V., .,,- I K ,,. . n v, 'Q - VE l K -,.:2 :f ' ' ,fi D' . f ,V VQ 1 A ,1f' 1' V I K I E cr' ,IAI :fi V ' I 2 ii 5 M' Q ' . ' n . 1 fl' WMP .i . , -34:12. I H, A , 2, , N., r K TI ' A , 1 . A . G, ,,,n E , ' t 'Z A ' ' ' ' lil- ' I ,L Q' V I N it ' ' 2 ,fi -5? 7 , Ianice Helffrich Brenda Henry lim Larry f 1 W ,Vi W, h ., iff'-Q vw u 1 Q with , l V- ia , ,aa , ,, - I I I 5 K iii' X, A, I nr. 'll ' or D 'lv Q lf, , ' 'll' ' r'.I ,K A' ' I Q ll ' .' , an AY2f11a-N A -if--If ff- f- 5 Ianice Herndon 44. 3 . be o ynn to ' 1 Michael Hogan ,W it Vvyy , .i , if ii r uh l 1 illil t , i at K Mike Hopson 130 Freshmen Leonor Ierrine David Hickey Hickman Hicks :A fi 1 'I ff Y K' x - M N Q 9' l ,. 1' V' rf- Teresa Iulie Henry Hensley Herbien Hernande '71 Dwight z Herndon Darlene Hill Merline Highsmith , -'J 3 'fff f , l ' 5 Lucille Hill 1 4 f W M R l Y Katherine Naomi David Lajuana Pearline Alfred H0809 H015 Bri Holley Holmes Holton Hopkins may an if , ' .53 T. ? Mu.. W we , 1-, Wg, I , , lf Belinda Stacy Gerald Desiree Richard Clarence Howard Howell Hoy Humphrey Hunt Hunter Students Visit King Tut Exhibit December 6 meant the end of the fall term for most people, but for 144 students it meant a bus trip to New Orleans and a tour of King Tutankhamun's treasurers at the Museum of Art. Fla' Mary Heidi Hunter Hurbert , M 5 41 'K' A ,548 'fe AV Toni Gracie Irving Ivey X 5? , . X . ,Q l hm j 4 wr' ' i -L if 1, 2 gf- 31, 'ii' KN 12 X 2 , ,fir A V V Lisa Kenneth Hurbert Ippolito N M ' F ff at Iohnnie Loretta Iackson Iackson ,. I vm i ee D f L V .V 3 C t 51 ta ffm Debra Paulette Deborah Ianette IHCqll6lil16 Margrelta Cassie Iacobs Iames Iarvis Iasper Ienkins jenkins Iohns Freshmen Johnson-Lewis i i Belinda Daryl Ieanette Katherine Nancy Orelia Pearlie Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson wall Vp,-1 I' f ' iv , 2 ,W I, ,, H H M ff . M1 . 3 We Q at 'Y .. pw y an a an N1 mi ' K- ,,Q,1e ' X , v 1 y - , A, i ..., ,W Y' , ' 1 H i'21 'f q A 4 it 52. in Rubeana Shirley Yvonne Laurie Beatrice Angelina Angie Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnston Iolliff Iones Iones ' TQ ,1 V sg if fi' 55- fr 5 r fm . get ,K X, V Z i A' i .J W a,pi.,l ' i - ,' V Eunice Linda Robert Iacqueline Cynthia Walter Majid Iones Iones Iones Iordon Ioyner Iung Karimi K , 1 ,o1' i'-o , f-A . f 1 - K W, 4 - -,E, I 15 'V ia' i V - X t X Y it To w't3 f Q ,if 9- i' Wandlyn Derick Iohn Karen Lawrence Tony Alan Kay Kearney Kearney Kelly Kemm Kendall Kennedy Portia Duhart Eng L91-gy Patricia William Eileen Kennedy Khalif Kienast Kilpatrick King King Kiizmillel' 132 Freshmen Zig- W Q sim i H fr Z , Q 4811, . Russell Iulie Kathey Sandra Carol Teresa Doris Klein Knighten Knott Knouse Knowell Knowles Koonce VCD in Marian Donna Gary Sylvia Kathy Cheryl David Kossmann Krauss Kristof Kruegar Kyle Kyles Lair A750 X' -We Q ., 9 , '92, ,fm ,,,' L 'Q X 'vs 55.4-1 we Tracy Kay Robert Dwight Sue Victoria Ernistine Lambert Lane Lanier Lanjstor Lanton Larder Larry I: a E 5 1 A' . , . gf 25 ' Y Za- 4 K ti 1 W D lf,, Q , I 5 A 1 ,N X 2 i f V I if , 1 i 1,s V' t iiili L A f ' f K, 'gs ,, In 1- 1 1 Gene Iay Daisy Louann Mary Ioseph Cheryl Lasker Lauber Lavan Lawhorn Laws Lawson Lee - ias K i Q V 1 1 ex t I. ,V ,dh A: A, , Izv , ,ga K Debbie Leah Anthony Cindy Miriam Edward Charlene Lee Lee Lehtola Leleune Lengyle Leslie Lewis Freshmen 133 Lewis-Morgan If K y ' s a af i 1:34 , M f ,in ,F , xl? A 7 L. X Q K1 l Y at ga Glennie Kreg Susan Felicia Robin Lewis Lewis Lewis Lim Link A' A 9 i 5 !l? Thomas Roma Linn Lipsey Q, f Q , i s W s A K 5? 3 M ' , , . ff 'N , L 'G gb ,ai ., 'Q f i'sV Ui t ,Q ' M' Linda Ruth Rosa Victoria Ioseph Nicholas Lisette Liptegraff Livingston Liyonam Longacre Longo LoPresti Low 5 iz: Mf - S 'E. V ' A , .,,4 QA Am iff Q1 Z I Gwendolyn Iosephine Diane Booker Lynn Iohn Ioseph Lucas Lucius Luckey Lundy Lyman Mackenzie McAllen .W- , Wy ' f N Q is 41. 1 V , yi 6 1. X f-. ,- Q... L . , QL i I '- ,JJ A I We 'V ,ii fa'-'J , Herbert lim Ruby Paul Arthur Carolyn Iames McCluskey McCorkle McCray McCreary McKay McKenzie McKinnon ' iiiii we f iul K s e n Glenn Margaret Debbie Iames Ramona Brenda Gary McDonald McDaniels McQuien Mallard Mangle Maniscalco Mapstone 134 Freshmen Mm . t M Mary Marlowe Cathy Mason , 9 , ,, Megi Deborah Frankie Ioyce Iudy Cindy Marsters Martin Martin Martin Martinez Mascunana yett 6 y,,,,,.,i , ,A, W , - in ' it . 4 V A , Q N W A c no e M W , on nno if ,f a o n Patricia Kyle Mona Kim Valerie Ronald Mason Massaro Mattison Mattson Mauldin Maxwell la 4, wana J 'J N18 'N Iames Penny Medonaw Mendoza W.B. Dwight Miller Mills t Lisa Mitchell Lorraine Mitchell ci- g ,K 3 -Aff ps. J l . Myra Reginald Lilian Carolyn Lilah Menendez Mention Messier Miller Miller iw 5 f f n w AJ? Q IX i J 1 a,Vi , ,J n i , ' L 'P I 'i r P f f ft if tii Iulie Prudence lack Billy Iames Mills Milner Mineo Mitchell Mitchell M zfzg., if , M ZZ idit' it . ii l C M ,Q A 5 ZV' K VA ,ir tiin M, im' ll fi tr M nn ' get Ei L Donald Hal David' Iolene Catherine Modrow Mooney Moore Moore Morgan Freshmen 135 MOl'3I'l8-Pl'Ul8I10 , if f 14 , 1 4 , I' A yy 44, f' 1 ,gi ,, Q H? ez 1 M I 4? M 5 ,Z vw V ,fe 1 f A v I Pam Morgan Marietta Morana 1,. . . 1 ' 'W 'ZW ' y 1 . - Iackie Raymond Murray Mutt ,qw f f , , is agwf 55 M. je . f 1 t ffl ,y J ,W X 1 www Xvan Nquyen Emma Newsome w e W , , sw , . f i 4' 1 Y X W 15 4 , f William Norton Mark Norris 42? Wiz' .f 59,7 ,, '4' ' T, if ,V l as 5 ' 7+ fv,Vff.:'w 1,Q,, William Muench 1 2 ff- it we is VJ, riff Sadie Ruth jonn Lucy Muley Mulholland Mullen Murphy ls, . in az .-Af Q gb New H X iii Brenda Willie Debra Gregory Barbra Neighbours Nelson Nesbitt Neville Newcomb N M: g f,,, M V, a sf M. Y X at 2 i s , '- ' , 'lm-he 1 pj vt li 4 gk J 5:12 ..-' ' 7 I V' 4 Iohn Eva Nichols Nieto ' 1 ig it 1 'Life qw A ,im 'Ada TE, w H 1,4 L, Q, l V , ,,,t l z ,, j VV g 9 ,V ,. ' ' W . 2f5',2S?5A'l Ui 5' 7' lp f A- 5 : I lv 5, 'if' for W Q at f fm ,,'2:.ft519 MWA. 'lf Margaret Onelio O'Conner Ochoa Tammy Sonia Lorie Horace O'Neal Ortega Osborn Owens 136 Freshmen Kathy Noble Iames Norris mif,gffs?Yiw1ff+flzf7 '.'vvE. ' 1,., V . : :J . ,1v 5'A:lgEZ : ..,. , it Carolyn Oden David Olufs Ierry Norris Teresa Oliver -vi, A , Q q ',: it 4 1 .', 3: f'Z't?.'i22?: 'l f' av ' N 4 1 . -NW' - 1 Mary Mary I. Owens Owens W f 5 'K E i 4 55? X i v' vi ,Wi J, Teddy Owens A ye' ,gm -ff' 4 :gg 5, 'df' ,g L z,1'f 1 fi Karen Pais Yolanda Owens Iulia Eddie David Paris Parks Parrish 'gf-rg? , my H, Frances Parrish Z V We n ,1si, , Q A., 4 it at Marilyn Perry wk'S.W,, Rachel Verdell Carol Henry Iacquel Pate Patterson Pearce Pearson Pedrosa i f : fx 1 P K Q , V N ,. V Hx I l v V I I 41 V '- ,. A- . .,eQ , ,, Mary Mary Mary Iody Lottie Peterson Peterson Peterson Phillips Pimienta ' P' P i1f-:eAv it -'I' Q5 V 5 2.1, V pw - , 4 ly , fa it km 1, V V , li Xl V n 515, 1 -7 WL W Richard Alice Frank Roland Mark Plaisted Pleasants Plumb Polk Pope Z V My ,,,1 AV is , n.n.,,, to t Z '1 i f t it S W i o I it ,., Rh I N, K. V.AV. E ' , - , V, iw' ,ff i t Linda Casy Sylvia Daniel Donna Potts Powell Powell Prendes Preston Glenda Pinkney Romagene Passavant Mary Peterson ,Q t t My A. a , L, five' . 52 V , i if' 4 . 3 WJ X Mark Pinner janice Maria Porter Pott ern e V, V' T' fi z Michael Lynda Prichard Protano Freshmen 137 Quinn-Schnabel f .W .1 ey' ' ww' 'Wu 1' Q i M z l i ' 44 ' .4 I .V '!'hx Toula Rosa Mark Telma Katherine Michelle Nelson Quinn Quintela Romano Ramon Ramos Randolph Randolph X , M R or 2-W? M 'M ' 1 ' f r 0, ,W - 1 -1 , V , nnn Zn N Y' 'LZ li x 2 ' nf JJ' Q. bf, M, .iv I zfia Pam Kelly Rosa Henry Kathleen Steve Michael Ratliff Rau Ray Rayford Razzano Reddick Reed if ' QGTW 1 af F1 ,Aix , ,,. M ' a ff-Q V Denise Bill Frances William Daryl Sheila Rgger Reese Renfroe Reye Richard Richardson Richardson Richter ,-5,4-W QM.,- f ,.g-4 A, - 'iv' Maxine Shirley Riley Riley Beal goes no ,M i i i Q on L,. Ayy ,M fic, y Al l i e ,. 1 R r M ia rrr x ' if R Fred Iansohn prac- '1-, zyj 'l' -'ii 5 i': f tices diligently as .,,A :. f' V ' Dr. Harpik Hovan, I. X U 'i S? g y A music professor ' V .YR L i 'F l83Cl'l6S him. Cglgne Hglen Robinson Robinson 138 Freshmen X , , ,E we NR X. . h. digg X F 1 Irene janet Delma Edward Robert William Sue Robinson Rockwell Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rogers Susan Patricia Roman Ross Linda Michael Rowell Russell gy , , .V 'f 4 3.3,-,, Q V ' , Qlv I H 7 Z ff 'Q ' ,u e b y .Yr , as at gg fd- li I at f Russell is K, U Q ,qw J- 22,4 ' j g,2ff', Wx, ' ff My GRAB YOUR PRUSE AND HELMET it's time to leave say Mark Angelucci and Ianet Slante. 141 AML 1 Tina Authurine Diana Sharon Thom Stephanie Wesley Rutherford Runyon Ryan Rypl Sainten Sainz ff: W , a a , Q Sw ,- a ft' lvl Xi iss: : vis.,- X - ,, ,fvii sg 1.11 ' A ' rhrt Mary William jessie Martha Barbara Leigh Richard Sampson Sanders Sawney Saylor Scarberry Schaferman Schnabel Freshmen 139 Schoppman-Toloday Marian Candy Pamela Hanna Schoppman Scifres Scofield Scott x ,L 'x S M Kathy Sealy Lf' u i s , K Martin Shevill fe gt I K Michelle Simms T Susan Smith 140 Freshmen Willie Ierome Sellers Serafin Thomas Shannon X X' M, M , 1 if f f x ? Viy,Z 4. Yvonne Scott Paul Hardie Scoville Seago gy s f'i Iuliet Christopher Elizabeth Shaw Shears Shelor Q , 5 y, y Robert Pearl Sara Robert Shiflet Shives Shoupe Silvest '.,, 1: 'V,L mi: 1 V1 , YH! ! ! 4, S Q f t i as ' , iiy V e t, f zf as Ronnie Delilah Eva Geraldine Simpson Sims Singleton Singleton W f ',ily 2 'lll 7? A 'ii i S t t R i as 'fi' R p 'rra s y 5- w Th R V , a'I 'V1-2 zt ' f W V l V A , if? MM H - H , 3 A yA7nLVaV,,, , W M i ,wg , Allgg -ii, y 11 William Sharon Sandra Debbie Snider Sollers Soloman Sorenson Russ Malvese Silvertone Simmons Michael William Sloucair Smetanka Stephanie Paula Spear Spencer C 1 M f it ri 2 9,4 X Y 6 'fi ,gf ', ' if , I :fy . . 9, Q. T G S if .A foal Q, 4 ik g T T Carmen Gerald Helen Barbara Ioyce Stanley Starling Stauffer Steffan Stephan ... 45. 5 2 x f ' f George Nelda Stone Stone ?lGE,'?Qil' 'f'??f4?lA V , ',r if ww '13, 4, www, '- X , A Ioseph David Tamulis Tate ev fx i, Elizabeth Sonia Dorothy Stover Strauss Strickland ,bi ,,,,,.. , 5 Y 'reign Phil Taylor Carolyn Robert Teal Temple I., ,W A Odell Cindy Stewart Stewart Maria Ianice Szorger Talley Dorothy Elizabeth Tharney Thompson ,T M if y fi I n ' A A ,B V AA V Gwendolyn Kim Lois Wanda Wesley Rosita Lina Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thomas Tillman , . Z.,,py In ,Lt 6 , ,, r A , l Q K '1 W' Unda Darlyn Iewell Renee Robert Larry Patricia Tillman Timmons Timmons Timmons Tinnaro Tluczek Toloday Freshmen 141 Toole-West Bookstores provide more than books Students often remark that they don't know what they would do without the college bookstores which provide them with everything they need for school. But the bookstore provides more. There you can buy knick-knacks, paperback books, the college class ring, sweatshirts, and more. Sarah Emerson, bookstore supervisor, watches as Kaki Mulkey presses letters for a club on a tee-shirt. t rg k w.'g'i1 J A ,Q ' ji El 0 ' ' .f s A ll li vt ,Z 'bv I A '.'-, I Belinda Sue Doris Vivian 2 I .5 Toole Toombs Torres Townes '- aXf. r , 4 ff, 9, t. .,mn---- K Al f,.-X A . V , Yrs' Nd! ' ' 49' i Irene Ianice Minh Sabrina Traina Tripician Truong Troyer 'if 't we - f W i :Q . -, Q ' L It Q., r r in IV VI I Vi t ,F I 5 gr , ,E ,fn K. 3 s in , 5 V A A 'gi' so A 'wt 'S , 5 S' r an r I i iiil i X tb Q t if' 1 we R , a a at 'E Q Iayne jog William Davg Deborah Randy Angelean Tucker Turner Tuskes Twining Tyner Tyner Tyson 142 F reshm en 25 ky .7 fr' I W ,M ,, L ,W ,7,1 H iz:,.. ' ,,,1 ' , ,V ., vi Al 1-- AVZ, Karen Un-Muang Iossette Lorraine Loretta George Unger Soowadee Urso Valdez Valdez Vance Varnadore i . ,,,, 1 S Q All IV L: V , ' ., 4:21 I 3 I A li W ' L AA VV V XM an A NI , - clyl I i f ? l N , 1 A? V I XT' 5 U My 1 'fu L ,, Y! A Conrad Danny Catherine Marcia Honganh Kimuan Barbara Varnum Vickers Via Villan Vo Vo Wade ta I H ..,v I , R rire 3 Xa, V fi 1 5' Linda Carolyn William Cecil Dolores Mary Ianet Wade Walden Walden Walker Walker Walker Wallace gk 'rg IIZA In W 4 . f y V 4 7 Ik -My Q fif ,Vi 1 , ' AQ L Q ' fi . H Ianet Leola Deborah Sharon Georgia Beth David Wallace Wallace Walters Ward Waters Watkins Wattis mtg Lynda Spring Pamela Weaver Webb Weeks ' is Carol Wells Danette Chet Ida Welton West West Freshmen 143 W8Sf0h-Zimmer iiiil Azil W V I , V Vi ff? if L' fi , ,A y no V Lu , 6 j ' in V A W ' Mary Ann Glenn Douglas I.B. Karen Lori Missi Weston Weston White White White White White H Ji , K. Q A I 9 , N it f K. ,api is x Rick Susie William William Martin Richard jacob Ronald White White White White Whitcomb Whitehurst Whitehurst 2 will K ' 1 iiffffff, . iw t C oe e . . f-5 fm' K -- , Celeste Marcella Linda Venita Carol Alfonso Betty Wiechmann Wielleke Wilcox WilCOX Wiles Williams Williams Cheryl Cindy Williams Williams Clifton Gary Iean Williams Williams Williams I Raymond Theresa Williams Williams 144 Freshmen 1 . 1 , Rn Randy Mildred Skytenia Willis Wilson Wilson ib- , ., 2 a 1 Y Larry Willaford f f I : f-if. e' v 7 Michael Williams 41' Sandra Wiritz Saul Wolfson Tricamp provides more than Z news provides news of the three campuses as well as shield a student's eyes from the glare of the sun. K N th ak Q1 3 t i ' ri K . S Fe :'1rtiX:?e5Q.T. ' Vicie Abi Beverly Gail Theresa Steve Ioseph Woodruff Works Wright Wright Wright Wynn Yanchunis 5 ll Ianet Phillip Mary Ralph Doris Monica Stanley Yoho Younkin Yulee Zachry Zimmer Zimmer Zimmer F reshm en HJC opened in 1968 with 1625 students. This year marks ten years of growth, accomplishment and recognition for Hillsborough Community College which began with offices in the old Hillsboro Hotel Iuly 1968 and the appointment of Dr. William Graham, president. Working within the parameters of three months 17 charter faculty recruited and registered 1625 students for the fall term. Faculty members still at HCC who met students at the Siminole Collegium fHillsborough Highj that first year include Henry Beltran, Clark Everett, Sybil Barnes, Bill Davis, Burt Griffith, Tom DeCesare, George Kosan, Dorinda McClellan, Phil Rosete, Clementine Duhart, Plano Valdes, Glenn Westfall, Bea Kunda, Sister Roseann Iones, Ralph Castellano, Lindy Fernan- dez, Gloria Phillips, and Nancy White. Administrators Everett Prevatt, Allen Brown, Howard Sinsley, Bill Seeker and career personnel Diane Llauget, Betty Kock, Flo Perotti, Carolyn Menendez and Liz Raulerson worked out of the portable buildings. Dr. Graham and Pete Parrado an- nounce Miss HIC - Pearline Williams fseated ccntcr rightj Dr. Morton Shanberg Dr- William Graham ' H f, a W ifyf 1 3 fglf a,af f i 'Jw-M ' ' W Q1w,i.if H-ff 5 M5103 611153 l Dean Tom Mastin in the Admissions Office at Seminole Collegium .whip ff,W 6 3 1 - mi , ,pf ,Q:,,,,,,, 2 is V Z Bert Griffith, Bill Strawn and lean Stewart at Airport Collegium faculty orientation 1971 Hugh Pascal talks with English students in a 1969 Seminole Collegium fold Hillsborough Highl building. ' EASTERB O SEAVES1 0-ll I ?lS5lNSlR3 Bill English students identified Airport Collegium Class by Eastern Airline signs History 147 HCC Fastest Growing College in the State. The years between 1970-78 became magical ones. HCC es- tablished permanent campuses at Dale Mabry, Plant City and Ybor: achieved Southern Association accrediation in 1971 and 19763 and earned the respect and confidence of the community. Dr. Morton Shanberg guided its growth as president from 1970 to 1977 when Frank Scaglione assumed the presidency. It made no difference to stu- dents who wanted to attend HCC whether their classes met in portable buildings, satelite centers, or modern carpeted classrooms. The college parallel, vocational, and com- munity services offerings suf- ficed to bring them in great numbers. Enrollment jumped from 3500 to 13,000 making HCC the fastest growing junior college in the state. Student leaders like Claire Iordan, Iohn Cook, Henry Carley, Sharon Horn, David Spencer, Tim Williams and Mark Iacobs became career em- ployees. First newspaper staffers Bruce Krzyzanoski, Carl Arruda and Chris Howell with Iournalism Prof. Nancy White. 148 History Ybor Campus groundbreaking ceremony in October 1972 included George Levy, BOT chairman, Gov. Rueben Askew, Mayor Dick Greco, and Sen. Sam Gibbons. 4 9167 ati Y' g .,,,,s.-1 We Q ., V, Prof. Don Marsian with mathematics student at the Seminole Collegium in 1969 Plant City Campus opening ceremonies at the old Publix Building in 1972 included Dr. Ross Moreton, campus provost, Dick Elston first BOT chairman, Hilman Bow- den, BOT member, Dr. Shanberg, George Levy and f M sqq,,.-Q..---Q ,wmv Dr. Bill Seeker, Seminole Collegium dean and Don Preiser, Zeta Tau Omega vice president Alton White, BOT members, Frank Moody, Roy Thacker, Horace Hancock, and Henry Moody, Plant City business men. Tom DeCesare, Seminole counselor, went to Plant City Campus in 1972 Prof. Sybil Barnes, Bill Russell, Iosh Sussman in Inter- bay Collegium lPlant Highj speech class History 149 ,XX X Nw The Cockroach Bay Environmental Studies Center provides a community based center where school and community groups may learn about Tampa Bay's coastal marine resources. Under the supervision of Fred Webb and Dorothy Cole, the HCC center includes a laboratory, pontoon boats and nature trails. J Debi Gruetzmacher, sophomore, with Fred Webb I f W 3 W' Egrets at play Iohn Floyd HCC security receives appreciation award from Fred Webb, Cockroach Community studies bay's marine resources ,M 1 'Y ,ii K , Dr. Plano Valdes, Director of Evening Programs Linda Ward, Ir. League, conducts tour Students collect specimens at Cockroach Bay Cockroach Bay 151 For many people, community servi- ces classes is learning for living. Any adult with or without a high school diploma may enroll in the non-credit courses. The variety of people taking these courses runs from those who have not - - - - finished high school to Ph.D's. These courses enrich studentlives. 2 1 Zig A1 i ' ,..,,, ' g if In tn 'M I 5 if c Emergency Medical Training students give oxygen Dale Freeman with Instructor Richard Bickman 4 is 4 .JK Floristry class planned the wedding reception for the Idanea and Henry Beltran ldirector of evening Denise St. Amant-Don Lyons wedding March 17 at programsj with children Patrice and Deborah at the HCC. wedding. 152 Community Services Busy arranging flowers Commercial Florist students are hard at work. Xie WQQ a6numma1- fa. f 'Nx N-wi' A QL Asif, tosf s I fi, Mrs. Doris Zimmer's class learns shorthand. Dick Iacobs listens to the sound of Folk guitar Community Services 153 PATRONS Congratulations Graduates Alvarez Restaurant 1815 15th Street Tampa, FL American Lumber Company Ace Hardware and Home Center 3609 15th Street 248-4103 Bay Sports Wear and Factory Outlet 4607 North Lois Avenue Tampa, FL 33614 Belk Lindsey Stores, inc. Tampa, FL Brides By Jene 9335 Floriland Mall Tampa, FL 33612 Broadway National Bank 1701 East 7th Avenue Tampa, FL Hubert Brooks Dodge, Inc. Dodge Cars and Trucks 2966 North Dale Mabry Tampa, FL 33607 Bryn-Alan Studios 420 West Kennedy Tampa, FL Cafe Sevilla Spanish Restaurant 3602 North Armenia Avenue Central Bank of Tampa 3307 West Kennedy at Howard Central Bank Travel Center 104 Howard Avenue Tampa, FL Coffee Brewer Service Co. 7505 Nebraska Ave. Tampa, FL Columbia Bank Tampa, Florida Member FDIC Davidson and Dick Ltd. 8910 North Dale Mabry Hwy El Buen Gusto Restaurant 1906 North 14th Street El Encanto Cleaners, Inc. 1818 - 15th St. -- Ph. 248 3979 Tampa, FL 33605 Ensslin 8 Hall Advertising Inc 102 W. Whiting Street Tampa, FL 33602 18133 223-5684 X Exchange Bank of Temple Terrace 9385 - 56 Street The First National Bank of Plant City Plant City, Florida 33566 Florida Sentinel Bulletin Publishing Co. Inc. 2207 - 21st Avenue Tampa, FL 33605 Garcia's Instant Service E. 7th Avenue, at 24th Street Phone 248-2114 Gator of Florida 5002 North Howard Tampa, Florida Hawaiian Village 2522 North Dale Mabry Tampa, FL The Hillsboro Bank Plant City, FL lnsurance Management Corp. of Tampa, Inc. P.O. Box 9187 1248 E. Hillsborough Ave. Telephone 238-9711 Tampa, FL 33605 Kash n' Karry Friendly Supermarket Joe B. Klay and Sons, Inc. 202 South Rome Avenue Tampa, Florida 33606 Larmon Furniture, Inc. 1324 East Broadway Tampa, FL 33605 Leon Sod Corporation 4505 West Kentucky Avenue Tampa, FL George A. Levy, Inc. The Award Specialist 2614 West Kennedy Blvd. Honor Those Who Excel Maury Jewelry, Inc. 2724 West Columbus Drive Tampa, FL 33607 Phone - 877-8578 Guido Morana Jewelers Diamond and 18K Gold Center in the Italia Plaza 4317 North Armenia NaffCO, IrlC. Carpet - Vinyl Floors - Wallpaper 1510 South MacDill Avenue People's Bank 4705 North Armenia Tampa, FL Publix Super Market Where Shopping ls A Pleasure Sonny's Gun Shop Phone 988-0696 or 961-0201 7538 East Fowler Avenue Tampa, FL 33617 Southeast Bank of Tampa You can count on us. 411 No. Morgan St., Tampa, FL 33602 f813l 223-2346 Southern Photo and News, lnc. 1515 Marion Street Tampa, Florida L.B. Stevens Company, lnc. 262 Harlow St. Bangor, Maine 04401 Trelles Association, Inc. Clinic Hospital Service 1510 - 8th Avenue Trend Publications, Inc. Ybor Square Tampa's Historical Showplace University Restaurant, Inc. 1902 East Fowler Avenue Tampa, FL 33612 Valdes Jewelry Company 1812 15th Street Tampa, FL Bob White Paneling Center 1008 West Brandon Blvd. Brandon, FL Ybor Flower Shop 1702 East 7th Avenue Tampa, FL Patrons 155 A Abraham, Jeannie 24 Abrams, Michele 90 Ackerman, Bonnie 94 Adams, Barbara 120 Adams, Carolyn 86 Adams, Ted 127 Adcock, Fred 92 Agliano, Stephanie 40, 41 Agster, Harriet 86 Aguayo, Lazaro 94 Aikens, Henry 94, 116 Akins, Nancy 120 Akins, Robert 94 Alcorn, Steve 120 Alderman, Carol 94 Alderman, Susan 94 Alexander, Bill 42, 43 Alexander, Delphine 66 Alexander, Patty 94 Alfonso, Dulce 90 Alford, Debra 120 Alhassan, Atef 94 Alladice, Oliva 120 Allen, Hal 120 Allen, Marlene 90 Allen, Sherry 120 Alligood, Charlotte 120 Allison, Lauren 71 Almeda, George 120 Almeida, Diana 86 Almerico, Vicki 120 Alvarez, Belinda 44, 45, 94 Alvarez, Delores 47 Alvarez, Helen 94 Alvarez, Julio 120 Barnes, Sybil 22 Barrentme, Maurice 37 Barringer, James 64, 86 Barsh, Larry 95 Baskin, Elaine 75 Bates, Sue 26 Batile, Sylvia 121 Baudoin, Anna 95 Bay, Sook Ja 121 Beadle, Don 121 Beard, Vickie 70 Beatty, Elva 95 Bebler, Lynn 121 Bebout, Keith 37, 121 Beckham, Martin 121 Beckworth, Pam 95 Beerman, Elaine 121 Behrens, Judity 95 Beiro, Elizabeth 121 Beisswanger, Judith 121 Belin, Judy 121 Bell, Kevin 121 Bell, Tina 58 Beltran, Henry 101, 152 Beltran, ldanea 152 Bello, lngnacio 86 Bennett, Diane 121 Bennett, Melody 95 Benniefreld, Tebis 121 Bento, Renee 121 Benton, Carrie 121 Bergida, Richard 95 Berkowitz, Jan 95 Betancourt, Sandra 21, 28, 95 Bezanilla, Rella 120 Bickford, Richard 152 Billups, Sonja 121 INDEX Bright, Cynthia 122 Britt, Ron 122 Britt, Shawanda 97 Britton, Janie 32 Brocato, Carol 86 Brock, Lorine 122 Brock, Terrie 122 Brooks, Carla 97 Brooks, Christine 122 Brooks, Larry 97 Brown, Allen 83 Brown, Belinda 97 Brown, Charles 70 Brown, Charles 122 Brown, Christine 122 Brown, Dwight 33 Brown, Gail 122 Brown, Howell 97 Brown, Jack 97 Brown, Lex 122 Brown, Lon 70 Brown, Mary 122 Brown, Samuel 122 Brown, Sheila 122 Browne, Dik 21 Bruce, Michael 97 Bruner, Sheila 122 Brunson, James 122 Bryan, Dolly 153 Bryan, Juanita 97 Bryant, Deni 97 Buchanan, Sandra 123 Bunch, Paul 97 Bundy, Christine 123 Bunk, Harvey 123 Burgher, John 97 Burke, Edward 78 Anderson, Barbara 90 Anderson, Gail 94 Anderson, George 94 Anderson, James 94 Anderson, James 120 Bingham, Ann 90 Bird, Tim 33 Birdsong, Elizabeth 96 Black, Edward 122 Black, Linda 90 Blackburn, Gloria 96 Anderson, Pat 44, 45 Andrews, Darrell 25, 120 Angelo, John 120 Angelucci, Mark 139 Angulo, Mercy 68 Anrecio, Charles 120 Anthony, Diane 94 Arenth, Charlene 92, 94 Armeni, Kathryn 94 Arsenault, Albert 86 Ashby, Marion 120 Ashe, Janet 120 Ashimi, Raliu 120 Askew, Patrica 121 Askew, Retta 94 Atherton, Barbara 121 Athey, William 121 Atkinson, Lisa 121 Atkinson, Pam 47 Atramel, Leroy 121 Atteberry, Teresa 121 Aucremann, Joan 121 Austin, Nick 94 Austin, Robert 94 Avard, Denise 121 B Badcock, Freda 121 Babicky, Hazel 22 Backherms, Patricia 32, 121 Blakeley, Patrica 80 Blalock, Dorothy 122 Blanco, Denver 67, 86 Boamonde, Francisco 121 Bodnar, Anita 90 Bodiford, Glenda 122 Bodkin, Theresa 122 Boren, Brenda 122 Boggs, Marlene 21, 30, 31, 92, 122 Stephen, Boggs 21, 32, 122 Boggus, Kathryn 96 Bolden, Bonny 20, 96 Bolin, Christine 92 Bond, Ed 59 Booker, Dester 122 Booth, Martha 40 Borders, Daniel 122 Borland, Nancy 96 Borrero, Eric 96 Boshears, Beverly 96 Boswell, Brenda 122 Boswell, Celia 122 Bouseman, John 23, 83 Boutwell, Janice 24, 96 Bowden, Hilman 81, 83 Bowen, Connie 122 Bowers, Rosanne 74 Boyd, Betty 122 Boyd, Linda 86 Bagley, Dorothy 121 Bagley, Gennie 94 Bagley, Gwen 75 Bagley, Mona 95 Bailey, Brandy 95 Bailey, Deborah 121 Bailey, Doreen 95 Bailey, Jerry 31, 121 Bailey, Rhonda 26 Boyd, Susan 19, 111 Boyer, Bertha 96 Boyette, Susan 52 Boyle, Denise 122 Boyle, Donita 57 Bradford, Linda 92, 96 Bradford, Willie 96 Bradley, Jeanette 44, 45 Bradley, Norma 96 Bair, Kathy 121 Baker, Emma 95 Baker, Ethel 95 Ballas, Lynn 121 Ballingr, Diane 53 Bar, Maurice 99 Barber, Patricia 18, 95 Bard, Karen 121 Barker, Lena 121 Barnes, Antomette 121 Barnes, Geraldine 95 156 Index Bradley, Peter 43, 122 Braman, Patricia 92, 96 Branch, David 122 Brant, Jeffery 122 Brantlev. Douglas 37. 92, 122 Brazel, Brenda 122 Brehmer, Mareen 96 Breman, Patty 24 Bremer, Karen 97 Bremer, Monica 122 Briggs, Bryan 122 Burns, Joann 72 Burns, Joanne 123 Burdee, Claude 123 Burroughs, Evelyn 123 Burrows, Daniel 86 Burssell, Pat 97 Burt, Linda 123 Burton, Joe 20 Butler, Douglas 27 Butler, John 18, 123 Button, Garth 97 Byman, Phil 76 Byrd, Richard 97 Byrnes, Amy 92 C Campeanelli, Lila 90 Cabeza, Onelio 123 Cabrera, Yolanda 97 Cahase, Susan 72 Caldwell, Jerry 32 Caldwell, Sandra 123 Cambell, Kay 32 Camp, Steve 123 Campanelli, Lila 90 Campbell, Beverly 123 Campbell, Eleanor 97 Campbell, Margaret 123 Campbell, Mary 24, 74, 92 Campbell, Mary 123 Camper, Linette 123 Canales, Gregory 123 Canas, Yvonne 123 Canerossi, Mike 123 Cannella, Joann 123 Cano, Pedro 123 Canto, Nancy 38 Capin, Maria 123 Capitano, Greg 123 Capote, Ana 74, 123 Caraway, Cherry 123 Carbone, Cathy 21, 28 Carbone, Noemi 90 Carcopa, Jack 21 Cardin, Cathy 90 Cardoso, Michele 97 Carley, Henry 20, 90 Carlton, Wanda 123 Carmona, Ada 123 Carpenter, Amy 123 Carpenter, Candice 22, 92, 98, 123 Carr, Kandi 29, 123 Carr, Marlene 153 Carraway, Rod 36, 37 Carter, D.J. 98 Carter, Harriet 70 Carter, Michael 86 Casteel, Anne 123 Casteel, Evelyn 123 Castellana, Philippine 98 Castellano, Ralph 86 Castro, Alba 20, 22, 92, 98 Castro, Trilby 38 Centinaro, Joseph 123 Chesire, Mary 98 Chubback, James 98 Chacon, Elaine 123 Chattin, Melinda 40 Champion, Grover 124 Champion, Nancy 56 Chandler, Geraldine 124 Chappell, Reginia 25 Chavez, Edward R. 124 Chavez, Edward V. 124 Cheely, Annette Chestnut, Marcia 124 Chimelis, Karen 124 Chisolm, Mary 124 Ciccarello. Mike 37 Gonzalez, Alberto 124 Clark, Bert 24 Clark, Bradley 124 Clark, Janet 86 Clark, Maureen 124 Clark, Patricia 98 Clark, T.J. 59 Clarlton, Annelore 123 Claviale, Carolyn 124 Clemente, Joseph 86 Clemons, David 124 Cloud, Robert 124 Clouser, Melissa 73 Cobb, Ella 98 Cockerham, Charles 124 Cochran, Kenneth 77 Coe, Cindy 24 Coe, Donna 90 Coe, Harry 124 Coffee, Erma 124 Coflie, Charlotte 124 Cohem, Marc 124 Cole, Cindy 124 Cole, Dorothy 152 Cole, Letrice 98 Cole, Marion 90 Coleman, Marvin 98 Coley, James 98 Collings, Jacqueline 124 Collings, Tony 98 Collins, Charles 124 Collins, Eileen 32, 98 Collins, Elizabeth 124 Collins, Joe 37 Colon, Christine 124 Colvin, Gary 92 Combee, Ginger 124 Combee, Shirley 86 Connell, Terrie 124 Conner, Elliott 98 Cook, John 18, 105 Cook, Sharon 124 Cooper, Kevin 98 Copeland, Mary 98, 124 Copeland, Shirley 124 Coppola, Anna 124 Cops, Diane 124 Coran, Darrell 124 Corbin, Betty 124 Cortes, Maria 124 Cortes, Raquel 124 Costa, Nancy 90 Cotarelo, Roy 83 Cotten, Kay 125 Cottrill, William 125 Cox, Betty 125 Craft, Abbie 125 Craft, Horace 98 Cranford, Ivy 24, 125 Crapson, Betty 86 Crapson, Betty 86 Crawford, Rudy 33 Cremeans, Robert 90 Cribbs, Keith 27 Crist, Harvalee 125 Crocker, Martha 23 Crum, Vellie 32 Crumpton, Ornell 125 Cundiff, Dave 120 Curl, Georgia 90 Curtiss, Candace 22, 98 Cusseaux, Veronica 99 D Dalby, Philip 83, 105, 152 Dalton, Virginia 99 Daniels, DeDe 25 Daniels, Gwendolyn 125 Dantley, Dee Dee 100 Dye, David 32 E Eddy, Marty 33, 34, 61 Ediae, Festus 126 Edgecomb, Debbie 100 Edmund, Joyce 92 Edwards, Carol 32, 100 Edwards, Steven 126 Egal, Martin 42, 126 Eichelberger, Jacolin 87 Fortner, Stan 118 Fortson, Naomi 127 Fountain, Diana 127 Fowler, Julie 128 Fox, Mary 101 Fox, Tom 26 Frances, Loren 128 Frank, Rose 87 Frank, Zeno 67 Franklin, Melodee 101 Freshour, Linda 128 Friend, Billy 128 Davis, Anita 125 Davis, Carla 125 Davis, Regina 99 Davis, Sandra 20, 99 Davis, Tim 125 Davis, Tom 125 Davison, Patricia 125 Dayan, Helen 86 Dean, Marinell 99 DeAngelis, Francis 76, 86 Debortoli, Rose 125 Decesare, Cathy 99 DeCesare, Lee Deer, Steve 125 Dees, Authur 99 DeFeo, Donna 125 Deibel, Karen 125 Dell, Tammy 21, 23, 27, 31, 99, 109 Deloach, Velma 125 Delvalle, Bruce 125 Demmi, Mark 42, 43 Dempsey, Jimmie 99 Denton, Gil 125 Deshong, Dwayne 125 Desmond, Pat 76 DeSpirito Lisa 125 DeSpirito, Margarette 125 Deusner, Charles 86 Dexter, Dawn 21, 31 Diaer, Bobby 18 Dial, Myrl 125 Diaz, Leo 105 Diaz, Mike 125 Diaz, Phyllis 17 Dicesare, Tom 86 Dickey, Mona 125 Diefenderfer, James 20, 125 Diefenderfer, Rita 21, 22, 30, 92, 125 Dinning, Larry 125 Dion, Arthur 125 Dishma, Patricia 125 Dishman, Doroth 125 DiSocio, Margaret 92 Dixon, Elizabeth 99 Eichelberger, James 126 Eiclshoff, Harry 22 Einsmann, Margaret 126 Einsmann, Veronica 126 Elam, B. Lee 81 Elam, Kaia 126 Elias, Victor 100 Elder, Rusty 48 Ellis, David 32, 52 Ellison, Florine 100 Elwert, Robert 126 Emerson, Rea 90 Emerson Sarah 90, 142 Emmanuel, Elaine 100 Emund, Joyce 100 England, Michael 126 Enriquez, lrene 126 Entenman, Raymond 87 Erickson, Barbara 100 Espino, Yoland 100 Espinosa, Chris 37 Estidge, Sharon 126 Evans, Jonathon 126 Evans, Madonna 100 Everet Janice 127 Everett, Louise 87 F Fabelo, Carmen 127 Faedo, Anela 100 Falsone, Joan 44 Farfanti, Frank 77 Farley, Linda 17, 127 Friedal, Tammy 101 Friedman, Joel 128 Friskney, Robert 128 Fritts, Rita 128 Froelich, Robert 128 Frost, Dexton 128 Fryman, Bill Fugitt, Warrene 90 Fulks, Beleria 128 Fuller, Boyd 128 G Gainer, Francine 128 Greno, Gilda 22, 102 Grimmer, Pat 56 Griscti, Paul 87 Grossman, James 102 Grossman, Marion Groth, Robert 70, 87 Gruetzmacher, Debi 18, 2 102, 152 Guarino, Patricia 93, 102 Gullo, Stella 102 Griffin, Kay 129 Guarino, Camille 129 Guarino, Pattie 32 Guerra, Dan 129 Guerra, Jose 129 Guggino, Sandra 93, 129 Guice, Greg 37 Gumbarevic, Maxine 90 Gutcher, Jeffrey 129 H Hagen, Ted 113 Hair, Joanne 129 Haley, Bentley 129 Halford, Laura 129 2,9 Gallmon, Gregory 101 Gannon, Joseph 87 Gantous, Leta 44, 45, 128 Gracia, Ann 128 Garcia Estella 90 Garcia Louis 36, 37, 90 Garcia Mark 37 Garcia Marty 37 Garcia Rose 90 Garcia, Susan 90 Gardner, Felice 20, 93, 101 Gardner, Robert 128 Garczynski, Deborah 101 Garrids, Gracia 26 Garvin, Gary I01 Gaskins, John 128 Gatlin, Darlene 97, 128 Gause, Gail 32, 93, 101 Gavens, Raymond 128 Gay, Mark 128 Hall, Alan 103 Hall Dale 37 Hall Eldred 129 Hall Irma 129 Hall Leonard 129 Hall Hall Hall Marilyn 129 Mary 25 Patricia 129 Hall Ronnie 103 Hall Sandra 90 Hall Sharon 129 Hall Wendy , 129 Hamblin, Ellen 87 Hamilton, Altamese 87 Hammock, Elmer 129 Hammond, Constance 90 Hammond, Susan 103 Hammond, Tonya 129 Hampton, Jeff 129 Hannah, Sabrina 129 Farmer, Denise 127 Farreau, Paul 127 Farris, Mike 127 Faulkner, Michael 92 Felton, Sandy 66 Ferguson, James I27 Fernandez, Caesar 26 Frenandez, Debbie 49 Fernandez, Debra 127 Fernandez, Joseph 100 Fernandez, Juana 90 Fernandez, Susan 127 Gaylord, William 101 George, Albert 128 Germain Edward 25, 101 Germain, John 18 Germain Mark 128 Germain Nancy 128 Germain, Richard 128 Germain, Shirley 128 Geschwender, Cindy 128 Ghaedi, Abdullah 102 Giannella, Archie 31 Gibbons, Sam 82 Dixon, , Steve 125 Dixon, Doan, Doan, Dixon Ray 125 Walt 18, 99, 105 Liem 99 Thanh 99 Doan, Tuantu 99 Doby, Juanita 126 Dodson, George 126 Dombrowski, Debra I26 Donaldson, Leo 126 Donaldson, Lisa 126 Donhaiser, Mike 33 Donnell, Gloria 99 Dorsey, Yvette 126 Doyle, Phyllis 126 Drain, Joy 95 Drape, Steve 78 Dreier, Philip 86 Driggers, Marie 26 Drummer, Judy 99 Drummer, Judy 99 Duarte, Tony 28, 55, 126 Dudley, James 68 Dudley, Kent 20, 25 Duggms, Evelyn 126 Duhart, Clementine 86 Dukes, Brenda 22, 99 Glenda, Dukes 22, 100 Duncan, LuAnn 126 Dunford, Bill 80 Dunhart, Alphonso 126 Dunn, Gary 126 Dunning, Eveline 126 Durham, Carla 100 Durham, Edward 100 Ferreira, Diana 83 Fiedler, Douglas 93, 100, 127 Fields, Cynthia 90 Fields, Deborah 127 Fields, Kenneth 23, 87 Fields, Robert 127 Fillingham, Lucretia 101 Fillion, Danny 37 Finan, Collette 73 Finlayson, Ondria 127' Finley, Gail 127 Finnegan, Frank 26 Flach, Ray 33, 34, 35 Flaherty, Christina 127 Fleming, Lilla 101 Fleshman, Gary 115 Flexter, Elaine 101 Florence, Andrew 127 Flores, David 101 Flott, Russell 19, 23, 27, 93, 101, 109 Flowers, Berniece 101, 127 Flowers, Ellis 30 Floyd, John 152 Floyd, Mamie 127 Floyd, Sadie 87 Flynt, Karen 127 Forbes, Barbara 127 Ford, Alfred 127 Ford, Brenda 90 Ford, Martha 101 Forsyth, Bradley 101 Forte, Willie 127 Foster, Elizabeth 87 Foster, Paula 87 Gibon, Carolyn 102 Gibbs, Keith 27 Gibson, Diane 102 Gibson, Marcella 26 Giese, Frances 102 Hanson, Wilfred 76, 87 Hardegree, David 129 Harden, Barbara 103 Harden, Gina 40 Hardman, Karen 129 Hargis, Billie 103 Hargis, Ruth 129 Haringa, Jacklyn 104 Harlow, Arlene 129 Harnage, Pam 129 Harper, Steve 48 Harold, Donald 80 Harr, Joann 129 Harre, Beth 103 Harrell, Brenda 129 Harrell, Haven 103 Harrell, Joseph 103 Giglio, Joann 128 Gilbart, Don 60 Giovinco, Lucy 46, 47 Glen, Margie 128 Glymph, Harvelyn 25 Gmuer, Suzanne 128 Godfrey, Jan 44, 45 Godfrey, Pam 128 Godson, Zella 128 Goff, Maxine 128 Gonzales, Carlos 102 Gonzales, Flora 22, 102 Gonzales, Jerry 102 Gonzales, Joan 102 Gonzales, Manuel 128 Gooden, Cathy 128 Goodwin, James 102 Goring, Helen 87 Goud, Robbie 92 Graddy, Marcus 128 Granell, Gary 63, 87 Grant, Esther 87 Gray, Oscar 102 Gray, Terria 20, 25, 102 Green, Curtis 33 Green, Janet 102 Greenhaus, Bruce 92 Gregory, Millie 102 Greico, William 87 Grieshop, Pat 44, 45 Harris, Brenda 103 Harris, Cassandra 90 Harris, Delores 129 Harris, Howard 129 Harris, Jaqueline 103 Harris, Jim 129 Harris, Karen 103 Harris, Michael 129 Harris, Ralph 129 Harris, Reuben 129 Harris, Tracy 25 Harris, Wanda 129 Harris, William 103 Harrison, Darrell 130 Harrison, Linda 103 Harrison, Stella 22 Harvey, Jerry 81 Hart, Barbara 103 Hart, Harold 103 Hart, Kathi 103 Hart, Lawrence 87 Hartstein, Harold 87 Harvey, Bessie 103 Harvey, Terry 130 Harvin, Ronald 103 Hawes, Mark 104 Haynes, Dawn 24, 74 Hayes, Donna 57 Hayes, Kathryne 104 Hayes, Mary 130 Index 157 Hayes, Melinda 130 Hayes, Reginald 25, 130 Hayman, Carlean 130 Haynes, Sharon 130 Hearne, Rosemarie 104 Heck, Lennie 104 Heidelberg, Charles 90 Helffrich, Janice 130 Helle, Noel 104 Henderson, Gladys 104 Hendry, Ronald 104 Henry, Brenda Henry, Jim 29, 30, 130 Henry, Roosevelt 104 Hensel, Ed 57 Hensley, Larry 130 Herbien, Teresa 130 Hernandez, Julie 90, 130 Herndon, Dwight 130 Herndon, Janice 130 Hickey, Leonor 130 Hickey, Michael 104 Hickmann, Jerrine 130 Hickman, Theresa 23 Hicks, David 21, 93, 130 Highsmith, Merline 130 Hill, Darlene 130 Hill, Evertt 33, 35 Hill, Laverne 104 Hill, Lucille 130 Hill, Paul 104 Hippo, Kim 26 Hodson, Mike 73 Hogan, Michael 130 Hogue, Katherine 130 Holbert, Naomi 130 Holley, David 130 Holloway, Cheryl 19 Holloway, Linda 104 Holmes, Lajuana 130 Holmes, Sharon 104 Holton, Pearline 130 Hoover, George 104 Hope, Elizabeth 72, 87 Hopkins, Alfred 42, 43, 130 Hopson, Mike 130 Horn, Sharon 113 Hovan, Harpik 87, 138 Howard, Belinda 130 Howard, Mildred 90 Howard, Norma 97 Howell, Stacy 130 Hoy, Gerald 130 Hudson, Dorothy 104 Hudson, J.R. 79 Huerta, Marcelino 81, 83 Humes, Edward 104 Humphrey, Desiree 120, 130 Humphries, Bobby 104 Hunsberger, Joan 59 Hunt, Richard 130 Hunter-, Clarence 130 Hunter, Mary 104, 131 Hurbert, Heidi 131 Hurbert, Lisa 131 Hutton, Alice 87 l Inerson, Lois 104 Ippolito, Kenneth 131 Ippolito, Norma 108 Irving, Toni 131 lvey, Gracie 131 J Jackson, Johnnie 131 Jackson, Loretta 131 Jackson, Patricia 105 Jacobs, Debra 131 Jacobs, Richard 153 Jacobsen, Druann 23, 105 James, Leverne 90 James, Paulette 131 James, Rosa 105 Jansohn, Fred 33, 138 Jarvis, Deborah 131 Jasper, Janette 131 Jaudon, Pamela 90 Jenkins, Margretta 131 Jennings, Glenda 105 Jennings, William 25 Jeter, Robert 39 Jetmore, Jimmy 105 Johns, Cassie 131 Johns, William 105 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson , Johnson, Johnson, Arleen 17, 44, Belinda 132 Daryl 132 Jackie 17 Janet 59 Jeanette 132 Katherine 132 Nancy 132 Orelia 132 Pearlie 132 Rubeana 132 Shirley 132 Wanda 80 Warren 64 Yvonne 132 Johnston, Laurie 132 Joiner, Joel 105 Jolliff, Beatrice 132 Jones, Angelina 132 Jones, Angie 132 Jones, Charles 105 Jones, Cynthia 105 Jones, Daisy 105 Jones, Don 24 Jones, Eunice 132 Jones, Garry 18, 22, 93, 105 Jones, Jeff 42, 43 Jones, Linda 132 Jones, Linnie 60, 61 Jones, Maureen 105 Jones, Norman 90 Jones, Robert 132 Jones, Samuel 105 Jones, Shirley 32 Joost, Eric 87 Jordan, Eleara 20 Jordon, Jacqueline 132 Jordon, Shernette 20 Josti, Caroline 105 Joyner, Cynthia 132 Jung, Walter 132 K Kalel, Robert 19, 106 Karimi, Majid 132 Kasper, Tom 76 Kay, Wandlyn 132 Kearney, Beverly 17, 45 Kearney, Derick 132 Kearney, John 132 Kehoe, Mark 106 Keller, Kiki 33 Kelly, Essie 106 Kelly, Karen 132 Kemm, Lawrence 132 Kendall, Tony 132 Kennedy, Alan 132 Kennedy, Roger 22 Kent, Connie 106 Kerton, Dawn 92 Kester, Rocky 126 Keys, Joseph 106 Khalif, Duhart 132 Kicklitter, Patricia 106 Kienast, Ena 132 Kier, Barbara 23 Kilpatrick, Leroy 132 Kimball, Margaret 27 Kimmel, Kayla 106 King, Luemma 106 King, Ellen 106 King, Patricia 132 King, William 132 Kirschman, Marvin 87 Kitzmiller, Eileen 132 Klein, Marc 76, 106 Klein, Russell 21, 30, 118, 133 Knarr, Jerry 87 Knarr, Sharlynn 106 Knighten, Julie 133 Knippel, Belinda 91 Knott, Kathey 133 Knouse, SandraJ33 ,87 45, 105 Jenkins, Evelyn 105 Jenkins, Jacqueline 131 158 Index Knowell, Carol 133 Knowles, Teresa 133 Koch, Betty 91 Kogut, Lawrence 75, 88 Kolar, Barbara 107 Koonce, Doris 133 Kosan, George 88 Kossmann, Marian 133 ' Krauss, Donna 133 Kreider, Thana 107 Kristof, Gary 133 Krueger, Sylvia 133 Kunda, Beatrice 62, 88 Kyle, Kathy 133 Kyles, Cheryl 133 L Ladoniczki, Bill 73 Ladue, Clarice 107 Lair, David 21, 30, 133 Laird, Linda 107 Laker, Phyllis 107 Lambert, Tracy 133 Lamberti, Deborah 107 Lamphier, Rick 36, 37 Lane, Carlton 88 Lane, Kay 18, 133 Langford, Shelia 107 Lanier, Joannie 75, 107 Lanier, Lou Ann 40, 92 Lanier, Robert 133 Lanjstor, Dwight 133 Lanton, Sue 133 Laperna, Joseph 107 Larder, Victoria 133 Larigne, Viola 107 Larry, Brenda 44, 45 Larry, Ernistine 25, 133 Lasker, Gene 133 Lasso, Ana 107 Lauber, Jay 133 Lavan, Daisy 133 Lawhorn, Louann 133 Lawrence, Deanna 21 Laws, Mary 133 Lawson, Joseph 133 Lazo, Elizabeth 107 LeDoux, Dixie 21, 30, 31, Lee, Cheryl 133 Lee, Debbie 44, 45, 133 Lee, Leah 133 Legaye, Richard 107 Lehtola, Anthony 133 Leininger, Marsha 46, 47 LeJeune, Cindy 133 Lengyle, Miriam 133 Lenhoff, Lillian 74, 88 Lennon, Wilma 91 Leslie, Edward 133 Leverett, Kurt 42, 43 Levine, Robert 61, 88 Lewis, Charlene 133 Lewis, Glennie 22, 92, 134 Lewis, Kazuko 107 Lewis, Kreg 134 Lewis, Susan 23, 134 Lhoto, Jerry 33 Lim, Felecia 17, 134 92 Linabury, Laurie 32, 93, 107 Link, Robin 59, 134 Linn, Harry 37 Linn, Thomas 134 Linville, Becky 38, 107 Lipsey, Roma 134 Liptegraff, Linda 134 Livingston, Ruth 23, 134 Liyonam, Rosa 134 Loechler, Ruth 62 Leowe, Barbara 22, 67, 88 Loh, W.L. 78, 88 Lombardi, Max 58, 88 Long, Brian 43 Longacre, Victoria 134 Longo, Joseph 134 LoPresti, Nicholas 134 Low, Lisette 134 Lucas, Gwendolyn 134 Luce, John 88 Lucius, Josephine 134 Luckey, Diane 134 Ludlam, Norma 91 .,.Lu11dyLBooker.L3A Lyman, Lynn 134 Lyons, Don 152 Lyons, Nancy 153 Mc McAllen, Joseph McCabe, Mary 107 McCarroll, Gary 19, 97, 111 McClain, Genether 107 McClellan, Dorinda 88 McCluskey, Herbert 134 McCorkle, Jim 134 McCormick, Mary 107 McCray, Ruby 134 McCreary, Paul 134 McDaniels, Glen 71 McDaniels, Margaret 134 McDonald, Glenn 134 McGee, Jim 69 McGraw, Greg McGray, Greg 33, 35 McGhee, Sheletha 107 McKay, Arthur 25, 134 McKenzie, Carolyn 134 McKinney, Maria 107 McKinnon, James 134 McMillian, Susan 46, 47 McMullen, Karen 107 McMullen, Roosen 107 McNeely, Margi 38 McNutt, Walton 108 McPherson, Diane 108 McQuay, Velma 108 McQuien, Debbie 134 McVey, Warren 108 McVey, William 126 M MacKenzie, John 134 Madare, Yolanda 108 Madison, Ray 26 Magadan, Joe 33, 34, 35 Mahoney, Gwen 27 Mallard, James 43, 134 Maltese, Tony 108 Maloney, Robert 70 Mangle, Romong 134 Maniscalco, Brenda 134 Manning, Uris 108 Mapstone, Gary 134 Marckle, Marilyn 75 Marlowe, Mary 22, 135 Marsh, Richard 91 Marsters, Megi 57, 135 Martin, Debora 135 Martin, Frankie 135 Martin, Joyce 135 Martinez, Judy 135 Martin, Victor 108 Martinez, Cindy 21, 29, 108 Martinez, Diana 108 Martinez, Dionisio 92 Martinez, Jose 108 Martorano, Frances 108 Mascunana, Cindy 135 Mason, Cathy 135 Mason, Patricia 135 Mason, Pleasetta 25 Massaro, Kyle 135 Massey, Gloria 108 Mathews, Lydia 80 Matthews, Richard 86, 88 Matis, Michael 108 Matson, David 88 Mattison, Mona 135 Mattson, Karen 44 Mattson, Kim 135 Mavldin, Valerie 135 Maute, Kurt 108 Maxwell, Ronald 135 May, Cynthia 88 Mayfield, Cheryl 108 Meade, Laura 88 Meatyard, Jerry 32 Medonaw, James 135 Mellan, William 88 Mendoza, Penny 135 Menenday, Gene 26 Menendez, Mvra 135 Lutz, Bradley 88 Lutz, Donna 107 Menendez, Tony 26 Mention, Reginald 135 Ochoa, Onelio 136 Molloy, Merrell, Shirley 91 Messer, Marcella 108 Messier, Lilian 135 Midulla, Olga 108 Miles, Charles 88 Milford, Pat 22 Vliller, Barry 109 Miller, Carolyn 135 Miller, Dulse 91 Miller, Joseph 91 Miller, Lilah 135 Miller, Robert 88 Miller, Shawn 109 Miller, W.B. 135 Milliamson, Stacy 19 Mills, Dwight 135 Mills, Julie 135 Milner, Prudence 135 Mimmenger, Wandal 135 Mineo, Jack 135 Minor, Willie 109 Mitchell, Joseph 109 Mitchell, Lisa 135 Mitchell, Lorraine 135 Mitchell, Billy 135 Mitchell, James 135 Mitchell Valerie 109 Modrowl Cheryl 91 Modrow, Donald 135 Bob 88 Newburn, Susan 73 Newcomb, Barbara 136 Newell, Jon 42, 43 Newsome, Emma 136 Nguyen, Xuan 136 Nichols, Barbara 91 Nichols, John 136 Nieto, Eva 136 Nipper, Donna 80 Niswanger, Howard 110 Noble, Kathy 136 Norris, James 136 Norris, Jerry Norris, Mark 136 Norton, Martha 110 Norton, William 20, 136 Nutse, Kayla 110 O O'Conner, Margaret 136 Oden, Carolyn 136 Odenbrett, Mary Ann 110 Oliver, Desiree 32, 110 Oliver, Gwendolyn 110 Oliver, Teresa 136 Olufs, David 18, 93, 136 O'Neal, Tammy 136 Ortega, Sonia 136 Moll, Jan 26, 27, 109 Motzer, Belinda 26 Monaco, Susie 91, 101 Montagino, Kathy 23, 27 Montesanti, Donna 40, 41 Morgan, Lewis 134 Mooney, Hal 27, 135 Moore, David 135 Monroe, Keith 109 Montano, Mary 109 Montero, Thomas 109 Osborn, Alton 110 Osborn, Lorie 136 Outing, David 67 Owens, Horace 136 Owens, Mary 136 Owens, Mary J. 136 Owens, Parky 48 Owens, Teddy 136 Owens, Yolanda 137 P Radke, Niki 32 Moody, Moody, Betty 109 Erma 109 Moody, Frank 83 Moore. Jack 109 Moore, Moore, Jolene 61, 135 Reginald 109 Morales, Brenda 109 Morana, Protano 136 Morana Marietta 136 Morgan: Catherine 135 Morgan, James 109 Morgan, Olinda 91 Morgan Pam 136 Morlowe, Mary 20 Mar aret 88 Morris Pais, Karen 137 Pappas, Sarah 61, 88 Paris, Julia 137 Pardo, Terri 110 Parker, Tyce 110 Parks, Eddie 25, 137 Parrish, David 42, 43, 137 Parrish, Frances 19, 137 Parrish, Peggy 19 Pashal, Hugh 88 Passavant, Romagene 137 Pate, Rachel 137 Patrick, Lester 110 Patterson, Brenda 153 Pedersen, - S Morrison, Debra 20, 109 Morrow, William 88 Moschner, Paula 38 Mosley, Raney 110 Mosley, Keith 33 Mosley, Margret 110 Moss, John 109 Mossey, Joe 61 Motzer, Brenda 26, 110 Mount, Theresa 24, 110 Moye, Gary 115 Moyer, Ronnie 91 Mucciolo, Florinda 24, 110 Muench, William 136 Muley, Sadie 136 Mulholland, Mike 37 Mulholland, Ruth 136 Patterson, John 93, 110 Patterson, Pat 18, 22 Patterson, Verdell 137 Patton, Judy 110 Paulding, Romeo 110 Payne, Larry 25 Pearce, Carol 137 Pearson, Henry 137 Ken 111 Murh Luc 136 Napgliy Seigher, Lisa 1 15 Mulkey, Mullen, Munnell Kaki 142 John 136 , Hazel 38 P Y, lf Murray, Jackie 136 Mutt, R aymond 136 N Nap, Lila 78 Mary 91 Pedrosa, Jacquel 137 Pellegrino, John 33, 34 Penaranda, Gladys 91 Penia, Alyce 80 Pennington, Barbara 111 Penton, Claudis 111 Pepper, Chris 19 Perez, Angello 88 Perry, Marilyn 137 Perry, Jim 88 Perotti, Florence 91 Perreira, Melania 38, Perrone, David 42 Person, Marilyn 71 Peterson, Horace 39 Peterson, Jerry 25 Peterson, Mark Peterson, Mary 137 Peterson, Mary 137 Peterson, Mary 137 Naughnot, Sandy 18, 112 Neighbours, Brenda 136 Nelson, John 110 Nelson, Willie 136 Nesbitt, Debra 136 Neville, Gregory 136 Newberry, Robert 110 Newberry, Ronald 110 Peterson, Mary 137 71 Phillps loria , G Phillips: Jody 137 Phillips, Liz 72 Phillips, Vivola 111 Pimienta, Lottie 137 Pimentel, Evova 111 Pinder, Earnest 1 1 1 Pinkey, Glenda 137 Pinner, Mark 137 Pisciotto, Nancy 127 Pitisci, Karen 38 Pittman, David 37 Pitts, Carol 111 Pitts, Kathy 111 Pitts, William lll Plaisted, Richard 137 Pleasants, Alice 137 Plumb, Frank 137 Polk, Jim 112 Polk, Roland 137 Polston, Debbie 111 Pope, Mark 137 Port, Vivian lll Porter, George 1 1 1 Porter, Janice 25, 137 Potman, Jeff 75 Pottern, Maria 137 Potts, Linda 137 Powell, Casy 137 Powell, Sylvia 137 Prado, Braulio 37 Pray, Janet lll Prendes, Daniel 137 Preston, Dalice 91 Preston, Donna 137 Prevatti, Everett 83 Prichard, Michael 137 Pricher, Carol 23, 27 Pricher, Carole 1 1 1 Pride, Eva 88 Privey, Anita 52 Protano, Lynda 69, 137 Prutt, Yoland 91 Puller, William 91 Putnam, Hilary 120 Q Quinn, Toula 138 Quintela, Rosa 138 R Radke, Notiko 111 Raguse, Art 26 Ramon, Telma 138 Ramos, Katherine 138 Randolph, Michelle 138 Randolph, Nelson 138 Raney, Nancy lll Ratliff, Pam 138 Ray, Rosy 138 Rayford, Henry 138 Raynor, Gordon 88 Razzano, Kathleen 138 Reasonover, Larry 37 Rebmann, Sealy 112 Rebmann, T.J. 112 Reddick, Steve 138 Reed, Judy 112 Reed, Michael 138 Reed, Michael 112 Reese, Cindy 112 Reese, Denise 138 Register, Mike 18 Register, William 112 Renfroe, Bill 138 Reye, Frances 138 Reynolds, Isaac 80 Rhoades, Janice 112 Rhoades, Richard 88 Richard, William 138 Richards, Earnest 25, 112 Richardson. Darvl 138 Richardson, Sheila 138 Richardson, Teresa 112 Richter, Roger 138 Riemersma, Larry 88 Rigers, Jeff 32 Riley, Maxine 138 Riley, Shirley 138 Roads, Lois 32 Roberts, Rona 112 Roberts, Roscoe 77 Robinson, Catherine 91 Robinson, Colene 138 Robinson, Helen 138 Robinson, Irene 139 Robinson, Jennifer 66, 112 Robinson, Juanita 112 Robinson, Stephanie 112 Robinson, Valda 88 Robinton, Walt 88 Rockley, Cindy 49 Rockwell, Janet 139, 173 Rodriguez, Delma 139 Rodriguez, Edward 139 Rodriguez, Norma 91 Rodriguez, Robert 139 Rodriguez, William 139 Rogers, Ellen 112 Rogers, John 112 Rogers. Linda 112 Rogers, Mike 37 Rogers, Mark 37 Rogers, Sue 139 Roman, Susan 139 Romano, Mark 138 Roose, Norma 74 Rosaria, Linda 113 Rose, Donald 88 Rose, Kathy 22, 113 Rose, Karen 22, 113, 117 Ross, Craig 18, 26 Ross, Norman 88 Ross, Patricia 139 Rouse, Janie 91 Rowell, Linda 19, 27, 139 Roy, Kelly 138 Royal, Christine 113 Royal, Gracie 113 Ruddock, Ken 54 Rudolph, Diana 93, 113, 22 Runyon, Diana 139 Russell, Michael 139 Russell, Tina 26, 139 Ruth, Tina Lynn 93, 113 Rutherford, Authurine 139 Ryan, Sharon 139 Rybinski, Martha 113 Ryalls, Cynthia 91 Rypl, Thom 32, 93, 139 S Sainten, Stephanie 139 Sainz, Gerardo 113 Sainz, Wesley 139 Sampson, Mary 139 Sampson, Wandel 113 Sams, Glenda 23 Sanborn, Faith 113 Sanders, Michael 113 Sanders, William 139 Sansom, Dolores 91 Sartain, Betty 113 Satchell, Mary 88 Sawney, Jessie 139 Saylor, Martha 139 Sayre, Vincent 113 Scaglione, Frank 22, 81, 82 Scarberry, Barbara 139 Schaferman, Leigh 139 Scheff, Cynthia 91 Schnabel, Quinn 138 Schnabel, Richard 139 Schoppman, Marian 140 Schultz, Judy 93, 113 Scifres, Candy 140 Scionti. Mike 83 Scofield, Pamela 140 Scofield, Richard 66, 88 Scott Angie 47 Scott, Belinda 113 Scott, Hanna 140 Scott, Kevin 19 Scott, Yvonne 59, 140 Scoville, Paul 140 Seago, Hardie 140 Sealy, Gayle 113 Sealy, Kathy 140 Sedita, Al 114 Seeker, William 20, 82, 83, 90 Sellers, Willie 140 Selph, Frank 43 Seralin, Jerome 140 Shannon, Katherine 88 Shannon, Thomas 140 Sharpe, Martha 17 Shaw, Douglas 88 Shaw, Juliet 140 Index 159 Shears, Christopher 28, 39, 76, 78, 140 Shedrick, Kathy 114 Shelor, Elizabeth 140 Shelton, Delton 114 Sherouse, Lollie 73 Sherrill, Majorie 114 Shevill, Martin 140 Talley, Janice 141 Tamulis, Joseph 141 Tamulis, Sharon 115 Tanner, Cynthia 153 Tanner, Susan 93, 115 Tarryouns, Michael 115 Taruer, Andrew 115 Tate, David 141 Shiflet, Robert 140 Shirley, Cheryl 153 Shives, Pearl 140 Shoupe, Sara 140 Showers, Mary 20, 100 Siecnann, Suzy 91 Sierra, Diana 114 Silvest, Robert 140 Silverstein, Diane 93, 114 Silverstone, Russ 140 Tate, Watt 115 Tatti, Joseph 116 Taylor, Eleanor 116 Taylor, Jim 32 Taylor, John 88 Taylor, Joline 91 Taylor, Pam 32 Taylor, Phil 141 Taylor, Rick 37, 99 Taylor, William 88 Simmons Dan 48 Simmons, Harriet 114 Simmons Jerry 114 Simmons, Malvese 140 Simmons, Sheryl 114 Teal, Carolyn 141 Telles, Lori 116 Temple, Robert 141 Terry, Mary 38 Than, Lai 116 Vance, George 143 Van Eepoel 88, 101 Vantrunk, Mary 117 Van Valkenburg, Dianna 26 Vanzile, Keith 54 Varnadore, Al 143 Varnum, Conrad 27, 143 Varon, Edward 88 Vasconcellas, Jack 19 Vega, Glen 49 Vennum, John 91 Verducci, Tony 76 Vernon, Elaine 18, 26, 58, 117 Vernon, Matthew 18, 26, 58, 117 Via, Catherine 143 Vickers, Danny 143 Victors, Danny 25 Villabol, Lisa 117 Villan, Marcia 143 Visage, Gary 117 Vo, Honganh 143 Vo, Kimuan 143 Vogler, Clydette 117 Whitehurst, Linda 21, 32, 118 Whitehurst, Marie 118 Whitehurst, Ronald 144 Whitford, Ceridwyn 93, 118 Whitelock, Ann 91 Wiechmann, Celeste 144 Wiehle. Cathy 26 Wieneke, Marcella 144 Simms, Michelle 25, 140 Simms, Nanie 25 Simpson, Ronnie 140 Sims, Delilah 140 Sims, Melba 114 Sims, Sonya 114 Sims, Zezony 114 Singleton, Eva 140 Singleton, Geraldine 140 Sinsley, Howard 84 Slante, Janet 139 Slappard, Benita 91 Sleep, Anne 153 Sloucair, Michael 140 Smetanka, William 140 Tharney, Dorothy 141 Thomas, Deborah 25, 116 Thomas, Linda 25 Thomas, Marie 116 Thomas, Michael 30 Thomas, Rosita 141 Thomas, Willie 116 Thompson, Elizabeth 141 Thompson, Gwendolyn 141 Thompson, Kim 141 Thompson, Lois 141 Thompson, Vivian 116 Thompson, Wanda 141 Thompson, Wesley 141 Thornton, Johnnie 116 Vones, Sheldon 117 W Wade, Barbara 143 Wade, Linda 143 Wadswo Wadswo Wagner rth, Dave 32 rth, David 117 Raymond 117 Walden, Carolyn 143 Walden, William 143 Walker, Cecil 143 Walker, Dolores 143 Walker, Mary 143 Walklet Geraldine 49 Wilcox, Cynthia 38 Wilcox, Linda 144 Wilcox, Venita 144 Wilder, Gary 52 Wiles, Carol 144 Wilk, Paul 118 Willaford, Larry 144 Willett, Joleen 92 Williams, Alfonso 144 Williams, Betty 144 Williams, Carrie 118 Williams, Cheryl 144 Williams, Cindy 144 Williams, Cleo 88 Williams, Clifton 144 Williams, Craig 118 Williams, Delores 38, 44 Williams, Doretha 66 Williams, Gary 118, 144 Williams, Jean 144 Williams, Joe 37 Williams, Karen 118 Williams, Mark 36, 37 Williams, Michael 144 Williams, Raymond 144 Williams, Rose 118 Williams, Theresa 144 Williams, Willie 118 Williamson, Bob 37 Williamson, Deborah 119 Smith, Aletha 114 Smith, Betty 114 Smith, Charmaine 91 Smith, James 26, 32 Smith, Larry 20, 32, 114 Smith, Smith, Leon 33 Marlene M. 81 Smith, Pauline 114 Smith, Sandra 21, 114 Smith, Sara 114 Smith, Shandra 18, 23, 93, 114 Smith, Susan 140 Smith, Tamara 114 Smith, Tony 37 Smith, William 88 Snider, William 140 Snow, Linda 115 Sollers, Sharon 140 Soloman, Sandra 70, 140 Sorenson, Debbie 17, 140 Soriano, Edilia 115 Soto, Reinaldo 115 Spear, Stephanie 26, 140 Spencer, Patricia 115 Spencer, Paula 140 Tillman, Barbara 32 Tillman, Lina 141 Tillman, Unda 141 Tilman, Jack 116 Tilson, Robert 32 Timmons, Jewell 141 Timmons, Parlyn 141 Timmons, Renee 141 Tinnaro, Robert 141 Tippins, Leroy 19 Tluczek, Larry 80, 141 Toca, Jesus 116 Toloday, Patricia 141 Toole, Belinda 142 Toombs, Sue 142 Torres, Doris 142 Townes, Vivian 142 Townsend, Jerry 40, 41 Traina, Irene 142 Tragor, John 73 Tramps, Elizabeth 116 Tricamo, Janet 116 Tripician, Janice 142 Triplett, Jackie 32 Troyer, Sabrina 18, 32, 93, 142 Wallace, Janet 143 Wallace, Leola 143 Walsh, Kathy 66 Walters, Deborah 143 Walters, Dorothy 117 Wanamaker, Jan 91 Ward, Tony 26 Ward, Sharon 143 Ware, Anna 59 Waring, Ginger 153 Warren, Judy 23, 117 Warren, Pam 49 Washington, Sherman 42, 43 Waterman, William 88 Waters, Dale 91 Waters, Georgia 143 Waters, Nita 117 Waterford, Jackie 90 Watkins, Beth 143 Watkins, Jack 117 Watkins, Virginia 117 Watson, Sonja 117 Wattis, David 143 Waverin-Zamani 118 Wavering, Debbie 118 Waermli, Spencer, Susan 44, 45, 115 Spoto, Betty Jo 88 St. Amant, Denise 32 St. John, Denise 32 Stanley, Carmen 141 Stanley, John 62 Starling, Gerald 141 Stauffer, Helen 141 Steffan, Barbara 141 Steffan, Scott 115 Stencel, Michele 62 Stephan, Joyce 141 Sterling, Bonnie Trubiano, Art'88 Truong, Minh 142 Tryee, Toni 116 Weaver, Weaver, Joanne 74 Lynda 143 Webb, Bett e Jo 23, 93 ,97,118 Williamson, Stacy 119 Willis, Randy 144 Wilson, Florestine 119 Wilson, Lee 108, 119 Wilson, Margret 119 Wilson, Mary 119 Wilson Mildred 144 Wilsonz skytenia 144 Wingfield, Alvin 119 Wingo, Patty 17, 25 Winston, Sue 23 Wiritz, Sandra 144 Wolfson, Saul 144 Wood, Wood, Wooda Edward 18, 26, 93, 119 Mark 32 rd, Rhonda 119 Woodruff, Vicie 145 Woodh Woods am, Nancy 118 Harriet 24 119 Worfel: Kathy 40, ,41 Works, Abi 145 Wright, Beverly 145 Wright, Gail 145 Wright, Gwendolyn 119 Wright, Sonya 119 Wright, Theresa 145 Joesph 88 Tucker, Jayne 142 Tucker, Linda 32 Tully, Tom 91 Turley, Kenneth 91 Turner, Joe 142 Turner, Mike 91 Turner, Rhuetelin 92, 116 Turpen, Julie 72 Tuskees, William 142 Twining, Dave 142 T ner Deborah 142 Steryous, Kenneth 88 Stevens, Frank 33, 34 Stevens, Lois 153 Stewart, Cindy 141 Stewart, Emma 115 Valdezi Lorraine 143 Stewart, Odell 141 Stone, George 141 Stone, Nelda 141 Stover, Elizabeth 141 Strauss, Sonia 141 Strawn, William 20, 84, 149 Strickland, Dorothy 141 Strom, Lillian 25, 115 Surrency, Chan 19, 111 Suttles, Susan 115 Swalec, Cynthia 115 Szorger: Maria 26, 141 T Tallant, Julia 115 160 Index Y J Tyner, Randy 142 Tyson, Angelean 142 U Unger, Karen 143 UnMuang, Soowadee 143 Upshaw, Charlene 91 Urso, Josette 143 Urso, Rosario 63, 88 Utz, Mary Lee 88 V Vaccaro, Alfred 117 Valdez, Loretta 143 Valenzuela, Eloisa 117 Valiente, Edward 117 Webb, Fred,152 Webb, Spring 143 Webster, Henry 69 Weeks, Pamela 143 Weeks, Robert 118 Weiss, Ken 43 Wells, Carol 143 Welton, Danette 143 West, Chet 143 West, Ida 143 Westfall, Glen 87, 88 Weston, Glen 144 Weston, Mary Ann 144 Wetherington, Jan 118 Wetherington, Kim 19 Wheatley, Janet 38, 40 White, Douglas 144 White, Jacquelyne 118 White, J.B, 144 White, Karen 144 White Lori 144 White, Nancy 88 White, Missi 29, 60, 118, 144 White, Patricia 118 White Rick 144 whitel Susie 144 Wyly, Kathrine 66, 88 Wynn, Steve 145 Y Yanchunis, Joseph 145 Yarbrough, Patricia 27, 119 Yeager, Shellie 60 Yoho, Janet 145 Yoshihira, Terry 47 Young, Colleen 119 Young, Lawrence 119 Young, Linda 119 Young, Tinker 119 Youngblood, Karen 117 Younkin, Phillip 145 Yulee, Mary 145 Z Zachry, Ralph 145 Zagrange, Vrkki 70 Zamani, Bahram 119 Zarycki, Daniel 88 Zavoslgy,-Lee Ann 26 White, William Martin 144 Zimmer, Doris 145 Whitcomb, Richard 144 Whitehead, Tricia 40, 41 Whitehurst, Jacob 118, 144 Zimmer, Monica 145 Zimmer, Stanley 145 Zylstra, Jeanne 67 You are my hopes, my dreams, my destination. 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