Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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IF canine said that an institution, possesses a characteiis iiurpose or -design, then it must he those virtues arei N N ww .Pl?'I'e ltM WhQ1'e55clth'?'24lk?g?5?ided10a'1Q!lrY N N ,FigMQlQQgWf'lfbd797ffml'W ffWf EQ., Remaihing true to that colnyrnitmeifit fif reQNthe ddd diligence andw P devotionmef many individuals Who, sharipg ideals for which or P the institustion stands, are. ready toioffer lservices for the attain- ment of those goals. It would be impossible individual credit to the scores of people who have labored tirelessly for nearly fifty years to make Phoenix College the fine, progressive school that it is. But per- haps the one person who best symbolizes those efforts is the man whose personal-colnmitments have most closely paralleled those of the col- lege - George 4'Dutch Hoy. P s g , Dumb Hoy joined the small Phoenix College stall' in 1929 when they occupied quarters in a newly-completed? building on Seventh Street andsministered to the C is needs of heehn Assummg the leadershipd331fisthe Department lii ' 5 P of Physical lllu was to M-sp-am 26 ysgrqiihfegsqcn fashioned a ,,rte 3 lwfiofwh cobalt in the Phfienix courage from all coaching dtitiesiidq triumphant tocct and colorful eatreer receivedlnationalc recognitipiii acclaim Wvlleli he was N given a special award from the National College Association for u outstanding work in the field of junior college athletics? Today, he retains the post as physical education instructorat the school. s For over three decades - from the inauspieious beginnings of a tiny college with a student body of under 500 and 28 faculty cmembers, to the dynamicainstitution into which it has grown, with an enrollment l ,of nearly I2,000 and a faculty of 195 - Dutch Hoy has been an active participant in the growth and progress of Phoenix College. It is bgeeause of this participation, of the selfless devotion wliic'E he serves his school, because of ai1d7llatl'ection1he PPPPPPP P he sftllewlitillsot rrr dedicatw tMrWfMibifgel N 4'DulGh bf2Higy- S it e s to U H N h h v

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I Tv null l l llllll xlviii -e3:5:-.- if - iw W ,. A 15: - Y., W -I S1-m,fNi'? L .G V E! X IK - afif ' ., uCoach 'Dutch' Hoy is quite an institu- tion at Phoenix College and in the Ariz- ona athletic picture. Having worked with him and against him, I should like to say that 'Dutch' has earned the respect of friend and foe alike . . . in athleticsf' Dr. John Riggs Dean, Mesa Community College ft If . .,.f M if-1.6, ,, In it .f X f u fn fl it Wx 'A ' l ll 1 Vu M' f H ' yr' , is ' l 1' f x 3 J SN I 3. , x, 3 .-' iii' , - . ' .xii Ifieia-Q 4 ' '- l gi: via :-Q41 fJ-Qfhc ''fi-f ' , H - ' ff :X +,g.. ,l,- ja - , V , - , 'V AL + , . , ' , h' Ml-fail? .,.. ' , ' ' ig fi ' w.,,,,' '54 W N 'Fi Y Vu L F I w 1, 52? l' 'f l . ' ' V' , - ' ,, , 'N ' . aww t Q l W N' f 4? 'HW eil ' it ' A' 'i Wi. H. , , I cgi? :EIV I gl, ,. . .:.. Heli ' i 1 V 5 K .- 6 la x ai 'cDutch,s long career has touched hun- dreds of lives . . . his qualities of leader- ship, integrity and high ideals have in- Huenced the development of many of our community's most respected leadersfl Thomas HShanty Hogan Coach, Phoenix College The many successes that the Phoenix College athletic program has enjoyed are due largely to the high standards of per- formance established by the Grand Old Man of Athletics - 4Dutch, Hoyf, Steve Carson Dean of Students, Phoenix College

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