Photograph of a Lee College volleyball player Stephanie Jones (left), crouching down to talk with a group of young students at Walden Oak School identified as Cullan Sayers, Roland Valentine, Danny Authement, and Cody King.

Group portrait of Lee College cheerleaders in uniform with three Stephen F. Austin Elementary students and their principal, Sandra Northcutt (center, back), while visiting the school as part of an anti-drug program. They are posing outside of a cinder-block building in three rows, with the elementary students kneeling in the front, a middle row of cheerleaders leaning forward with their hands on their knees, and the rest standing in the back row. They are identified left-to-right: (front) Hope Dammon, Robyn Beck, Brook Barefoot; (middle) Nelda Navar, Tricia Dammon, Stacey Mlcak, Karlin Thomson; (back) Shonda Montgomery, Tim Bailey, Sandra Northcutt, Emmett Pumphrey, Rhonda Flewellen, Imelda Munoz.

Photograph of actress Cybil Shepherd waving and standing in front of a banner that says "Texans Rally For Choice."

Photograph of two men and a woman with a dog posing in front of exhibit panels. Caption: "Bonnie, a mutt of questionable ancestry, finds herself appearing before numerous clubs and groups as her owner, Melanie Blackburn, right, talks of her organization, Dog Ears which trains hearing dogs for the deaf."

Photograph of two men in wheelchairs shaking hands in the middle of a basketball court, identified as Ellis Montet (Lee College basketball coach), left, and Scott Schneider (a former gold medalist in the Disabled Olympics), who has a basketball and a gym bag on his lap. Their one-on-one game was an event sponsored by the Disabled Student Services Organization as part of the Celebration of Abilities Day.

Photograph of Vivian Blevins (right) holding up a steno pad and pointing at something for Robert Gillette (left) to read. They are standing in front of a painting hung on a wall. Printed on back: "Lee College President Vivian Blevins and Port of Houston Commissioner Robert Gillette evaluate the success of a recent tour of the Port of Houston conducted for participants in the Lee College Leadership Program."