Written in first person perspective, this brochure gives information to prospective students about the advantages of the nursing program at KCC. This brochure is undated.
Top row (left to right): Wayne Hamilton, John Morris, and Ralph Mattews. Bottom row: Jerry Belcher, Steve Bramble and Ken Stick. Coach Frank Sheldon is standing on the right of the team.
This scrapbook contains news clippings, photographs, and more items regarding the College Players Group. There is information about Forensic and Debate competitions as well as box office numbers. Pages of the scrapbook that were blank were not...
This is the resolution to rename (or identify) the administration building as the Whitmore Administration building. It was drafted by the Board of Trustees at the time of the dedication.
This is the registration schedule for fall semester of 1958. It is interesting to note that the schedule mentions "Alphabetical listing refers to family name." This note is not found on other schedules.
This is the rededication brochure for the Learning Resource Center shortly after it was remodeled. It gives a small biography of Morris as well as a history of the building.
International Affairs Forum; Program; Concert Lecture Series
This is the program for the International Affairs Forum. There are one-line bios of all three speakers and it gives credit for Dean Barnum for coordinating the event.
This is the dedication brochure for the new, and current, campus of Kellogg Community College. It includes a mini history of the college and a lot of photographs of different areas of campus, both inside and outside.
This is the brochure for the open house at the opening of the college. Information regarding the costs of renovating the GAR hall as well as 1956 tuition rates can be found inside.
This is the brochure for th dedication of the Lane-Thomas building. It gives a little background on the Lane and Thomas families as well as describing the new building.
This is a unique scrapbook chronicling the early history of the Practical Nurse Education Center. This began as its own entity but was absorbed by Kellogg Community College in 1958. It contains class photos, news clippings, specfic class...
