Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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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

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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.

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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