Photograph of a half-length portrait of a man named Don Coffey.

Photograph of two seated women looking at a scrapbook, a man stands behind looking over their shoulders.

Photograph of Ralphena Anderson (left), writing on a pad of paper while leading a self-esteem workshop, next to Randal Williams (right). They are seated in front of large windows.

Photograph two Lee College student cheerleaders, seated, with a group of three Senior Olympics cheerleaders standing behind them, holding pom-poms. They are identified from left-to-right: (back) Mary Lou Thornton, Henrietta Manley, and Sarah Mieg; (front) Rhonda Flewellen and Emmett Pumphrey. Additional information about the event is printed on the back.

Photograph of a Lee College volleyball player Stephanie Jones (left), crouching down to talk with a group of young students at Walden Oak School identified as Cullan Sayers, Roland Valentine, Danny Authement, and Cody King.

Group portrait of Lee College cheerleaders in uniform with three Stephen F. Austin Elementary students and their principal, Sandra Northcutt (center, back), while visiting the school as part of an anti-drug program. They are posing outside of a cinder-block building in three rows, with the elementary students kneeling in the front, a middle row of cheerleaders leaning forward with their hands on their knees, and the rest standing in the back row. They are identified left-to-right: (front) Hope Dammon, Robyn Beck, Brook Barefoot; (middle) Nelda Navar, Tricia Dammon, Stacey Mlcak, Karlin Thomson; (back) Shonda Montgomery, Tim Bailey, Sandra Northcutt, Emmett Pumphrey, Rhonda Flewellen, Imelda Munoz.

Photograph of a group of people conversing in the Edythe Old Studio, in front of a wall containing a series of framed portraits. The group includes Edythe Old (center) with Bunny Doucet (left), a Lee College job placement counselor, and John Russell (right), the chair of the Division of Business, Management and Information Systems. Two other people are partially visible in the background, including art instructor Jack McClendon.

Photograph of three men standing, conversing.

Photograph of two standing women exchanging a check.

Photograph of three standing individuals for a group portrait, two men and a woman.

Photograph of Lennette Beagnyam, a nursing instructor at Lee College, seated at a desk where she has a book open.

Photograph of three seated women, posing in an office; the two women at left are holding a book open between them. Printed on back: "Dollynda Rodriguez, center, Lee College scholarship recipient, talks over her college plans with Dr. Vivian Blevins, left, president of Lee College, and Kathy Clausen, LC director of public information."

Photograph of two people holding a newspaper while a third standing next to them at the right. There is a board behind them saying "Lee College" and a thermometer-like reading to 5000. Handwritten on back: "Lee College - 55 years (Sept 12, 1934) held first classes."

Photograph of Kay Fahlberg, visible from the chest up, standing in front of a blank brick wall.

Photograph of Jim Lawrence, visible from the waist up, standing in front of a plain brick wall.

Photograph of a James Dobbins seated at a desk and smiling at the camera. A wall of shelves containing binders is visible to the left and a computer monitor is visible at right.

Photograph of John McMillan posing in front of encyclopedia sets and reference books on shelves.

Photograph of the Lee College Jazz Band performing outside in a parking lot during a fundraiser.

Photograph of four people posing in a group around a newly-installed wheelchair lift at Lee College including counselor Rosemary Coffman (left), and student members of the Committee for Disabled Student Services: Jesse Barker, Mike Andrisek, and Eddie Wadley (using the lift in his wheelchair).

Photograph of John Tucker posing with his mother in front of a wall with a newly-dedicated plaque celebrating Tucker's aunt (Stella Tucker Pepper) for her contributions to the journalism program at Lee College. The plaque includes a photo of Pepper and text dedicating the Stella Tucker Pepper Journalism Laboratory. Additional information is printed on the back.

Photograph of Pat Webb standing in a room, wearing a baseball cap and UCLA t-shirt, holding up a certificate that says "Pat Webb Best Dressed." Webb was a Sterling High school student voted best dressed at the Black Graduate Gala by fellow students.

Photograph of Boom-Boom Jackson standing outside on the Lee College campus with a young woman and a young man during a Lee College registration event. Back of photo reads: "Lee College registration / Alvin "Boom Boom" Jackson of KHYS 95.8 radio station gives "thumbs up" sign / 2019.3.979"

Photograph of a man and a woman shaking hands.

Photograph of a group portrait of six standing women.