Photograph of a woman wearing a corsage.

Photograph of two women standing holding a sweatshirt in between them.

Photograph of instructors Muriel Tyssen and John Britt (center) posing with American Studies winners standing around them, holding up their plaques. They are standing in front of a brick wall with windows on either side. They are identified (left-to-right) as: Ralph Fusco, Sally Coker, Muriel Tyssen, John Britt, Teri Mullins, Garnett Cleveland, and Phyllis Alexander.

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 retired Lee College counselor Gertrude Teter (center) at a reception in her honor, conversing with Ernestine Bright (left) and Joyce Lannou (right). Tables and other attendees are visible in the background.

Photograph of a portrait of a man from his chest up.

Photograph of four men, each holding a trophy, standing against a wall. Text on back of photo reads: Lee College Jazz Ensemble winners include, from left, James "Joey" Edwards, Best Saxophonist and Outstanding Musician; David Corder, director; Vivian Jnofinn, Best Pianist; and Eric Tatum, Best Guitarist. The group won the most awards of any competing college at the Gulf Coast Intercollegeiate Conference Jazz Festival. / LC photo -- April 1988

Photograph of Bob Fleck and Ruth Slenczynska at a concert reception. Back of photo reads: "Bob Fleck, Slencynska's [sic] nephew from Dallas, and Ruth Slenczynska. / LC photo -- April 1985"

Photograph of a group of five men,one woman posing for a group photo. Back of photo reads: "Halliburton Foundation has awarded four LC instructors with $500 grants for excellence in vocational education. Pictured are recipients Edna Sides, Steve Herman, James Lockett, Dean Wilks, and Halliburton representatives David Turner and LC industrial contract liaison Jack Carpenter. // LC photo--April 1985"

Photograph of performer signing autographs after a performance. Back of photo reads, "Reowned pianist Ruth Slenczynska autographs programs for visitors at her LC concert on April 20. / LC photo--April 1985"

Photograph of a man and 3 women gathered together amidst a crowd. Back of photo reads, "Bob Fleck (nephew of Ruth Slenczynska, of Dallas); Beatrice Paddock of Wichita, Kansas; Slenczynska; and Kathy Hannah, also of Wichita, chat after the pianist's concert at LC. / LC photo--April 1985"

Photograph of Bob Fleck and Ruth Slenczynska at a concert reception. Back of photo reads, "Ruth Slenczynska, center, with her nephew Bob Fleck of Dallas and Eugenia O'Reilly of Baton Rouge. / LC photo-- April 1985"

Photograph of attendees at a concert reception.

Photograph of three people attending a reception.

Photograph of a woman seated in front of a word processor or type writer.

Photograph of a woman seated in front of a typewriter or word processing machine.

Photograph of three women seated at a desk, one standing, in preparation for an diabetes event.

Photograph of a large group of welding students graduates.

Photograph of three attendees at a concert reception with the musician, one person is not named.

Photograph of eight members of the boaard of regents seated on a raised platform (stage?)..

Photograph of three people attending a reception.

Photograph of a seated woman in front of an office machine.

Photograph of a machine shop student at a work station.