Photograph of musicians playing a violin and small, traditional guitar seated in the center of the image, a woman standing behind them playing a xylophone, and a woman facing away from the camera playing a piano at right. Another woman is seated at the far left but does not appear to have an instrument. Printed on back: "One of the highlights of the Cinco de Mayo celebration was the performance of La Tipica, Baytown's own all-female Hispanic orchestra. Members are, from left, Consuelo Chapa, Natalia Coronado, Elvira Martinez, Margarita DeLeon and Lupe Mata."

Photograph of three men in mortarboard caps and gowns standing in front of a brick wall, along with two women standing in front of them. Printed text on the back: "Honorary degree recipients at Lee College's convocation are Reggie Brewer, president and chief executive officer of Baytown State Bank; Victoria Taylor Walker, community leader and teacher; T. Barney Gray, member of the first LC class; Wilhelmina Delco, state representative; and Ed Watson, state representative. Ms. Delco was also guest speaker for the event."

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 Rick Peebles (left) facing a group of four new Lee College regents who have their right hands raised while taking the oath of office. Regents are identified (left to right) as Bill Blake, Charles Rosser, Susan Moore-Fontenot, and Dr. Keith Coburn. They appear to be standing on a stage, in front of a closed, dark-colored curtain and a flag in a stand, behind a row of leather chairs and a microphone on a table.

Photograph of a man seated behind a desk.

Photograph of two women exchanging a check in the Lee College cosmetology lab. Back of photo reads, "Stella Pepper, left, member of "Friends of Lee College," presents a check for $1000 to Lavonne Daniel, cosmetology instructor at LC. The money will be used to purchase a new washer and dryer for cosmetology students [sic] use."

Photograph of ten men and two women standing for a group portrait. Back of photo reads, "New members of Friends of Lee College board of directors: / front - Rusty Regan, Fritz Lanham, Betty Camp, Sue Jones and John Sylvester / middle - Manuel Escontrias, Dr Keith Coburn, and Ron Embry / top - Tommie Jones, John Henderson, Alma Haddick, and John Tucker"

Photograph at Lee College, taken during a reception for artist Peter Jin (center) who is standing with art instructor Jack McClendon (left), and dean John McCormick (right). They are standing in front of a glass entryway and brick walls are visible in the background.

Photograph of Peggy Castilow-Haskins, visible from the chest up, standing in front of wood paneling. Printed text on the back: "Peggy Castilow-Haskins, former Lee College nursing student, wins the 1988-89 Outstanding Postsecondary Student Award presented by the Texas Council on Vocational Education."

Photograph of four men with a golf cart under a banner reading "Baytown Rotary's Annual Charity Golf Tournament".

Photograph of a basketball player in a "Rebels" shirt showing a young man a play.

Photograph of Lee College basketball team wearing "Rebels" shirts.

Photograph of four men seated on a stage behind a table that has glasses of water and microphones. Printed on back: "Representatives (left to right) Ed Watson, Tony Polumbo and Dan Shelley along with Senator Gene Green participate in a panel discussion on the upcoming legislative session at Lee College's faculty/staff inservice on Friday, August 26."

Photograph of Linda Hischke (administrator at Gulf Coast Hospital) posing with John Tucker (chairman of the Friends of Lee College), holding a donation check up between them to fund scientific equipment for students. They are standing in front of a wall, to the right of a potted plant, with a hospital directory on the wall behind them. Additional details are printed on the back.

Photograph of nine female cheerleaders in shirts that read "Lee College Rebels".

Photograph of three men, two unnamed at a computer station.

Photograph of 23 young men in front of the Lee College gym. Most are wearing shirts that read "Lee College baseball".

Photograph of a man speaking at a podium, a man stands by and a woman uses American Sign Language to interpret. Back of photo reads, "May 27 1988 / Jack Clifton, left, a former Lee College student in the hearing-impaired program, is awarded a certificate of outstanding achievement by Ed Moak, dean of student personnel services at Lee College, during Celebration of Abilities. Clifton, who attended Gallaudet University after leaving Lee, has a degree in psychology and works as a caseworker for deaf and hearing-impaired clients. Interpreter Cindy Clayton interprets Dean Moak's presentation."

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 James Collins, a Vietnam War veteran originally from Galveston, Texas. Collins begins by telling of his experiences in Vietnam, and answering questions concerning aspects of his time overseas. Later in the interview he tells of his family history beginning as captured slaves in Kenya and their servitude in Georgia ultimately ending up in Louisiana after their freedom was granted.

Interview with Charles A. Young, who arrived in Baytown in 1916, but also grew up in Evergreen, Texas. Young discusses his growing up in Evergreen, moving back to Baytown and working in the oil fields during his career with the Humble Refinery.