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Lewis Nickerson, Board Member (1968-1979)

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2222.jp2

Hugh McGilvra, Board Member (1968-1979), Zone 7

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2223.jp2

Lewis Nickerson, Board Member (1968-1979)

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2224.jp2

Carl R. Neil, Board Member (1968-1973), Zone 5

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2225.jp2

Lewis Nickerson, Board Member (1968-1979), Zone 3

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2226.jp2

Robert E. Thompson, Board Member (1968-1976)

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2227.jp2

Manley Bakkensen, Board Member (1968-1976)

Boards of directors, Community college trustees

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2228.jp2

"It was in 1961 that Portland Community College was launched by Portland School Board members Howard Cherry, R.W. "Bill" deWeese, Ted Yaw, Mary Rieke, Edmund Jordan, William Wyse, and William Hutchinson. The Portland superintendent of schools at the time was Melvin Barnes. The school board members had varying ideas about what the infant college should or would be. But few of them foresaw that what they were creating would grow into what PCC has become. Leading the board into the community college age were deWesse and Cherry." -- p. 106 from the book "They Just Did It"

Boards of directors

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2229.jp2

"By 1964 community college business was taking too much of the Portland School Board's time, and the board named an advisory council to help steer the fast-growing college and to recommend policies for the college. The advisory council continued to function until 1968-69 when the college was separated from the school district and got its own elected board of directors." -- p. 108, from the book, "They Just Did It" Harry A. Thompson served on the first advisory council.

Advisory Council, Community college administrators

https://www.pcc.edu/library/digital-collections/p16094coll2230.jp2

This picture when Randy McEwen was the Physical Plant Director. He is currently the District Vice President.

Community college administrators, Employees