Fitcenmne Oregon Community College Opens Seventh Year
The private 125 acre campus in Coos Bay near Sunset Avenue hosts the Oregon community college entering its seventh year in 1967. In 1963-64 two new buildings began on the present site and more were added since to accommodate students. On September 25, 1967 the first day of class drew about 266 students after voters approved forming the district.
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Fitcenmne
Oregon
Community College
Empire
Coos Bay
Sunset Avenue
Air Bend
North Bend
Marshfield High School
Naval Reserve
SWOCC Growth Plans and Athletics Highlight 1966
The Empire Lakes campus expands toward 1600 full and part time students by 1972, with 8 buildings including two under construction. A 800-seat gym and multi use facilities support basketball and other sports as athletics director Berge Borrevik reflects on SWOCCs status and leadership changes.
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Empire Lakes
SWOCC
Library To Expand Tioga Hall at Myrtle Point area
The Tioga Hall expansion adds a two floor libran with future floors planned to reach 30 000 volumes on the first floor and space for languages arts a temporary book store lounge and student union. The college budgets 25000 yearly for books equating to about 6000 volumes and aims to complete by September.
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Libran
Courtyard View of SWOCC with Coaledo and Randolph Halls
A brief description shows the SWOCC campus courtyard with Coaledo Hall and Randolph Hall in the foreground. The scene highlights campus architecture and the close arrangement of the two dormitory buildings.
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Coaledo Hall
Randolph Hall
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College
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
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