Photograph of four Circle K-ettes posing with a tricycle in front of a brick wall: Nancy Dial is seated on the tricycle with the number "3" on a paper hanging around her neck; Donna Casey is standing behind the tricycle; Sarah Bossart (left) and Karen Wheeler (right) are kneeling on either side. Wheeler is looking at the front wheel and holding a wrench to the spokes.

Interview with Carl Clay, a veteran of the U.S. Navy during the Persian Gulf War, who also served in the civil wars in Lebanon, Kosovo, and Somalia. Clay describes his time working in aviation on the flight deck of ships and the many countries he visited while in the service, such as Brazil, Spain, and Cuba.

Photograph of the newly-elected Friends of Lee College Board of Directors -- four women and seven men -- posing in two rows for a group portrait. The people in the back row are standing on a raised planter wall and there are trees on either side of the group. They are identified, left to right: (front row) Ron Ellis, Phyllis Davis, John Tucker, Betty Camp, Mary Kay Fischer and Manuel Escontrias, (back row) Tommie Jones, Ron Embry, John Henderson, Fritz Lanham and Vivian Blevins

Photograph of two students in a pool with inflated rafts. Printed on back: "Tracy Newman, left, and Stacy Knox paddle around in the Lee College pool during the recent showing of 'Jaws." The Lee College swimming class sponsored the 'film at the pool' event for students and their guests, with Red Lobster and Long John Silver's contributing door prizes."

Photograph of a check being presented to the Lee College Foundation.

Photograph of a student receiving an award plaque.

Photograph of a student being assisted with registration for classes.

Photograph of a seated man and a woman; the woman has a walker in front of her. Back of photo reads, "3-7-88 / Lee College reception for Former LC Regents / Jack McClendon, left / Dr. Minnie Alice Robertson"

Interview with Jim Nelson, a resident of Baytown, Texas since 1919. Nelson describes life prior to moving to Baytown, his family history in the area, and his later work with the oil rigs.