Scrapbook for the homecoming and other activities of an organization known as the Athletic Boosters Club until 1970-71 when the name was changed to the Activities Boosters Club. It was founded at Carbon College, later known as College of Eastern Utah, and now known as Utah State University-Eastern.

There are numerous newspaper clippings concerning Price and the College of Eastern Utah in this album. Article topics include the importance of coal in the nation's energy policy and CEU's annual Silver Dollar Days celebration.

This album consists of newspaper clippings about Price and the College of Eastern Utah. They cover topics like the opening of the Chicano Studies program at CEU, Eagle Week, the Miss CEU pageant, the Artrain traveling exhibit, and various sporting events.

This album consists entirely of newspaper clippings from the Price Sun Advocate. They cover topics relating to the College of Eastern Utah, from the sports teams to the CEU Prehistoric Museum.

This album contains photographs of Lee's early years, home, and children; most are identified and may be useful in identifying photographs in other albums. These photographs include pictures of George B. Russell, Lee's father and mother, and baseball player Allie Reynolds.

This album is entirely comprised of photographs that appear to be of Lee's family and friends, at their home in Price.

In this album are a series of photographs and a number of cards with motivational sayings. The photographs are unlabeled, except for one on which is written the names T. Halsis, M. Borthies, B. Lee, and J. Phillips. The cards say things like, "when guns are outlawed only outlaws will have guns" and "democracy is a device that insures we shall be governed no better than we deserve."