Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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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

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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

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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