Viking_Yearbook_59

COLLEGE CENTER The Portland State College Center was opened in June, 1958. Already the building is crowded. The State Board of Higher Education has authorized an extension of the center to meet the rapidly growing needs of the college. The Portland State Co-op is located in the basement next to the game room. On the ground floor is the cafe­ teria. The second floor houses the college center office, the Vanguard and Viking offices, the Winter Carnival office, the ASPSC office, the Blue Rooms and the lounge. When the third and fourth floors are added, PSC will have its own ballroom. Tax funds are not used to support the College Center. Student fees pay for the construction and maintenance of the building. The PSC Co-op, a student-owned corporation with no legal connection with the college, pays rent. Dave Curry accepts free coffee from College Center Directorate. An­ nette Meredith pours the coffee while Wayne Robbins pours the cream. Students study in the second floor lounge amid works of art. 192