Maricopa County Junior College - Cougar Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Table of Contents Dedication 4 Administration 9 Faculty 13 Sophomores 19 Freshmen 31 Favorites 47 Organizations 63 Athletics .: 85 Activities 99

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MM y This first appearance of The Cougar records in time, fm all time, a three - fold naissan : the birth of an-v other Maricopa Junior College; the birth of the building of the Northwest Campus; the Itural a nd intellectual birth of a responsible, dedicated studenl body, pff re- sult of this naissance, we are assured that the good in our culture, our heritage, our st cdar ds and values will be perpetuated; that -slwipjEbuttal Ms been issued to the words- Full many a flower has bloomed to blush unseen, and was te its fr agrance on the desert air. - pf the vigorous and stinging denunciation f th fereboding Ecter, pessimistic dlJU has be n articulated! ert ai Englishman, Thoma ' rey ; J r ai a

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•w. As we, the annual staff of the ' 64- ' 65 Cougar , compile these memories of the past year, our thoughts inevitably turn to the man who has devoted himself wholeheartedly to the interests of every student. His enthusiasm and spirit have inspired the entire student body to a livelier understanding of man and education. His varied responsibilities include not only those of instructor, coach, and counselor, but also the exacting and many times thankless position of Dean of Students. Therefore, to you Mr. Kenneth Weiss, we dedicate this first edition of the Cougar.