Photograph of three women and a man standing in a group in front of a brick wall with a bulletin board. Printed text on back: "Robert McKinley Gilmore, right, associate professor at Prairie View A&M University, was the guest speaker at Lee College's 'A Man For All People' tribute to the late Martin Luther King. From left are Delores Owens, chairman of the event; Vivian Blevins, Lee College president; and Letha Gilmore, wife of the speaker."

Photograph of an unidentified man wearing regalia speaking from behind a podium at the first graduation of the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) program in Huntsville. Several other people are seated on the stage, at the right side of the image, and behind a low wall on the left side of the image.

Artistic architectural rendering of the facade of the library building, titled "Lee College Library, Baytown, Texas." The image shows a brick building with protruding section that has angled walls coming to a point, with wings on either side.

Photograph of an unidentified man wearing regalia looking to his left speaking from behind a podium at the first graduation of the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) program in Huntsville. Several people are partially visible, seated on the stage behind him.

Photograph of a large group of people posing in a line on stage during the first graduation ceremony at the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) facility in Huntsville. Two men in the center of the image are wearing caps and gowns, and holding folders. They are flanked by four men wearing suits to the left and a woman with four men, one of whom is wearing regalia, to the right.

Photograph of the first graduate of the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) program in Huntsville with a number of unidentified people on a stage. The graduate, who is wearing a cap and gown, is facing a man wearing a suit and holding a folder, standing near a podium where two other men who are wearing regalia are standing. Two other men are seated on the stage in the right side of the image and other people are visible in the background.

Photograph of upright metal forms during the construction of Stallworth Stadium in Baytown.

Photograph of the interior of a church, taken from the back of the aisle during the first graduation ceremony for graduates of the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) program in Huntsville. Several people are partially visible in the audience, seated in pews, and a man is standing at the front of the church near an alter, below a large, wall-mounted, lighted cross. The ceiling is peaked and there are decorative hanging lights above the center aisle.

Photograph of the first graduate of the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) program in Huntsville with a number of unidentified people on a stage. The graduate, who is wearing a cap and gown, is shaking the hand of a man wearing a suit, standing near a podium where two other men who are wearing regalia are standing. Two other men are seated on the stage in the right side of the image and other people are visible in the background.

Photograph of Dr. Richard D. Strahan wearing regalia speaking from behind a podium at the first graduation of the Texas Department of Corrections (TDC) program in Huntsville. Several unidentified men are seated at the left side of the image, behind a low wall and below a sloping ceiling. Back of photo reads, "1st TDC grad / Jan 1970"

Photograph of three women and two men standing holding open two books. Back of photo reads, "Members of the committee working on "Come Share the Dream," a tribute to the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., are from left, Ray Wilson, Carmen Wilson, Dolores Owens, John Britt and Vivian Garfield. Ms. Owens is serving as chairman for the event, which will be held in Lee College's Rundell Auditorium on Jan. 19 at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. For more information, contact Ms. Owens at 425-6497."

Photograph of three smiling men standing in front of a machine that includes a reel to reel recording mechanism. There is a sign above the equipment that reads, "RECORDING / DO NOT ENTER". The back of the photo reads, "T.R. Drummond, left, shows Kevin Hardin, Lee College music student, and John McCormick, LC assistant to the academic dean, how to use the recording equipment that was donated to the college. Drummond and Bee Rittersbacher of R & D Managment and Royall Recording Studio gave the equipment to the college to be used for instructional purposes. / 2019.2.723 / LC photo--January 1986"

Photograph of a Alvin "Boom-Boom" Jackson holds a microphone to interview Lee College basketball player Kenneth Hockless, while Tracie Ware looks on. Back of photo reads: "Alvin "Boom-Boom" Jackson, left, disc-jockey at KHYS radio, interviews Lee College hoopster Kenneth Hockless, right, during LC's regular registration. The FM station broadcast live from Moler Hall to promote LC's registration. Tracie ware looks on. / 2019.3.1005"

Back of photo reads, "Lee College former students and faculty members gather around the LC flagpole once again this year to pay tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. In 1968, about 12 participants gathered there on the day after King's assassination for a memorial service. Robert Comeaux and Kenneth Bunting, LC students at that time, returned to Lee College for the Martin Luther King tribute held this week. From left are Comeaux, who now works for the AFL-CIO; Philip Dignam, retired LC English instructor who led the memorial service; John Britt and Jim Maroney, instructors in the LC social science dept; and Bunting chief of the state Capitol bureau for the Ft Worth Star-Telegram.