Photograph of a man, woman, and two young girls at the opening of Lee College, standing in front of a stage where Lee College music instructor,Tom Stone, is seated behind a keyboard speaking with them. There is a large basket of flowers on the front of the stage, and what appears to be a grand piano on the other side of the organ that the man is playing; a curtain is closed at the back of the stage.

Photograph of adults and children in the cafeteria during the Lee College opening, standing or seated on various couches and chairs arranged to create open, square areas. A small television on a wooden stand is in the corner of the room, near a large window with curtains to the left and an open door to the right.

Photograph of visitors entering Rundell Hall at its opening.

Photograph of the interior of the art room at Lee College.

Photograph of six unidentified people seated at two square tables in the cafeteria during the opening of Lee College. Two men wearing suits with towels over their arms are standing near the tables, one on the right and one in the background on the left. In the background, windows along the wall are visible on the left and several other people are partially visible on the right.

Photograph taken during the opening of Lee College in the gym dressing room where several unidentified people are looking at the room. two young women are looking in a mirror set in a wall between tall lockers while a man and a woman standing near the left watch them. Another bank of lockers is visible in the background.

Photograph of people at the opening of Lee College in cafeteria, seated at tables and standing around the room. At the back of the room, there appears to be a salad bar and a serving line that are partially visible, and some of the people on the right side of the image are standing in line.

Photograph of a group of people including several young children in a business lab at the Lee College opening. The lab includes several lines of desks that have covered typewriters on them; in the center of the room, a young woman appears to be typing at a raised desk while the others watch. A row of large windows is visible along the wall on the right side of the image.

Photograph of four men standing in front of the dedication plaque in the foyer of Rundell Hall.

Photograph of a group of unidentified people standing behind a table in a physics lab during the opening of Lee College. The group, which includes a number of men and women with a young girl and boy in the front, are looking up toward the ceiling where one of the men on the left seems to be pulling a cord. An apparatus is visible on the table and behind the group are a series of close blinds.

Photograph of three women in an office during the Lee College opening. Two ladies are standing together on the left and a young woman on the right is standing behind a long counter, resting her arms on the surface; an open doorway (left) and an open window (right) are also visible behind the desk.

Photograph of visitors at opening of Rundell Hall.

Photograph of a Cynthia Mahood (left) and Charles Scott (right) posing outside a brick building with plaques for awards from a Business Professionals of America state leadership conference. Additional information is printed on the back.

Photograph of honorees Emmett Hutto (left), Kristen Banerjee (center) and Oswall Harman (right), posing together during a reception for National Library Week at Lee College. Additional information is printed on the back.

Photograph of a group of eight women seated on stairs outside the doorway of a building, holding papers while they plan a NASA parade. They are identified (left to right) as: (front) Imelda Munoz, Brandi Barrow, Jamaine Cline, Karlin Thomson; (back) Diana Munoz, Dorothy Rincon, Stacy Clancy, and Nelda Navar.

Photograph of two men seated at a desk in front of a blackboard, a man and a woman stand behind them. Back of photo reads, "Mar 21 1990 / Lee College American Studies students Andy Miller, seated left, and Paul Kloesel, right, were winners in the historical research and essay contest sponsored by the Texas State Historical Association. With them are instructors John Britt and Muriel Tyssen, who is displaying the Lee College Webb Historical Society's chapter achievement award. Garnett [unreadable] also received an award at the recent conference. / LC photo--March 1990"

Photograph of Jim McIngvale ("Mattress Mac") standing behind a podium while speaking in Unit 1 at the Ellis Prison. He has his left hand is in his pocket and he is gesturing with his right; there is a travel mug next to the podium and a microphone on a stand. Brick walls are visible behind him, as well as a mounted basketball hoop; a seated man is visible in the background.

Interview with Fritz Kornegay, a signal engineer in the US Army during WWII. He describes his time in the military and coming home post-war.

Interview with Paul F. Lemmon, a fireman in the US Navy during WWII. He answers questions about his life prior to enlisting and his experience overseas.