Photograph of Lee College professor McMillon and two unidentified students around a lab table. On the right side of the table, a female student is looking through a microscope while the professor and a male student watch from the end of the table, to her right. Various equipment an items are visible on the table in the front of the image including another microscope, lights, and a textbook. In the background, a long curtain is visible as well as an upright sculpture showing human musculature.

Photograph of a man standing in front of posters on the wall to his right.

Photograph of three people standing around a bust and a second, full-body sculpture, looking at details of the sculptures. Paintings and other artworks are visible in the background. Printed text on the back: "Doug Clark, right, discusses sculptures with Jack McClendon, art instructor at Lee College and art student Eva Stockett."

Photograph of three people standing in a room that appears to be an auditorium, including a window in the background where others are partially visible. Printed information on the back: "Edythe Old [center] stands with Jay Bryan Stratton, left, and Harry Hartman at a reception held in her honor at Lee College. A studio has been named in her honor in the Learning Resource Center. Her contributions to Friends of Lee College made the studio possible."

Photograph of a man having a discussion with three women.

Photograph of two men holding a plaque or certificate in between them.

Photograph of a man and a woman shaking hands in front of a second woman.

Photograph of three seated women behind a woman kneeling in front.

Photograph of a man and a woman exchanging a check.

Photograph of two seated women conversing.

Photograph of a Alvin "Boom-Boom" Jackson holds a microphone to interview Lee College basketball player Kenneth Hockless, while Tracie Ware looks on. Back of photo reads: "Alvin "Boom-Boom" Jackson, left, disc-jockey at KHYS radio, interviews Lee College hoopster Kenneth Hockless, right, during LC's regular registration. The FM station broadcast live from Moler Hall to promote LC's registration. Tracie ware looks on. / 2019.3.1005"

Outdoor photograph of nine Lee College cheerleaders in an acrobatic pose, including Stacey Mlcak doing the splits in the front with pom-poms and three female cheerleaders standing behind -- Rhonda Flewellen (left), Imelda Munoz, and Tricia Dammon (right). Behind them, Brandi Barrow is doing the splits and being held aloft by Emmett Pumphrey (left) and Tim Bailey (right); in the center, Karlin Thomson is sitting on Nelda Navar's shoulders and Barrow is resting her hands on Thomson's shoulders.

Photograph of Tom Stone, Billy Walker and Oswall Harman chatting while standing in front of a window. Back of photo reads, "Thirty-year service award recipients Tom Stone, left, and Billy Walker chat with Lee College Regents chair Oswall Harman during the recent Lee College convocation. Stone, an LC music instructor, and Walker, a psychology instructor, were recognized during the ceremony, as was English/fine arts instruction Thurman Rowlett. / Lee College photo--September 1989. / 2019.3.1009

Photograph of three seated individuals, a man and a woman read to a child in between them.

Photograph of three standing women, two hold award plaques.

Photograph of a group of three or four performers on stage.

Photograph of three women standing conversing.

Photograph of a man standing on a stage with a mike, stuffed animal and an overhead projector.

Photograph of a seated woman with a child on her lap.

Photograph of two women standing behind a table, they wear tee shirts that say "Lee College Rebels" with their names.

Photograph of a man standing behind a table hands a document to a man in front of the table.

Photograph of a group of three people standing for a group photograph. The two women wear name tags with ribbons.

Photograph of four adults chatting.

Photograph of group of individuals clustered around a computer terminal. Back of photo reads: "Marthe Cooke, Florence Niell and Bessie Durham look on as Lee College students, from left, Jay Spears, Wendi McCormick and Freddy Baird work on computers in the new Stella Tucker Pepper Journalism Laboratory at the college. The late Mrs. Pepper donated the money through Friends of Lee College to remodel and buy new equipment for the laboratory. Mrs. Pepper's nephew, John Tucker, is the founder and chairman of Friends of Lee College. OCT 11 1989"