Trenton Junior College Yearbook Collection
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- ItemTrenton Junior College Yearbook (1964)(Trenton Junior College, 1964) Trenton Junior CollegeTrenton Junior College (Trenton Junior College Newsletter-Commencement Issue) yearbook from 1964. It contains photographs, illustrations, and text. Photographs include faculty, students, and various Kelsey Building scenes. Trenton Junior College and its successor Mercer County Community College, occupied the Kelsey Building until 1975.
- ItemTrenton Junior College Yearbook (1962)(Trenton Junior College, 1962) Trenton Junior CollegeTrenton Junior College (Trenton Junior College Newsletter-Commencement Issue) yearbook from 1962. It contains photographs, illustrations, and text. Photographs include faculty, students, and various Kelsey Building scenes. Trenton Junior College and its successor Mercer County Community College, occupied the Kelsey Building until 1975.
- ItemTrenton Junior College Yearbook (1961)(Trenton Junior College, 1961) Trenton Junior CollegeTrenton Junior College (Trenton Junior College Newsletter-Commencement Issue) yearbook from 1961. It contains photographs, illustrations, and text. Photographs include faculty, students, and various Kelsey Building scenes. Trenton Junior College and its successor Mercer County Community College, occupied the Kelsey Building until 1975.
- ItemTrenton Junior College Yearbook (1956)(Trenton Junior College, 1956) Trenton Junior CollegeTrenton Junior College (Kelseyan) yearbook from 1956. It contains photographs, illustrations, and text. Photographs include faculty, students, and various Kelsey Building scenes. Trenton Junior College and its successor Mercer County Community College, occupied the Kelsey Building until 1975.
- ItemTrenton Junior College Yearbook (1955)(Trenton Junior College, 1955) Trenton Junior CollegeTrenton Junior College (Kelseyan) yearbook from 1955. It contains photographs, illustrations, and text. Photographs include faculty, students, and various Kelsey Building scenes. Trenton Junior College and its successor Mercer County Community College, occupied the Kelsey Building until 1975.