Polk Junior College

Student newspaper for Polk Junior College. This was the fifth issue as the Polk Post and seventh overall issue of the student news.

Student newspaper for Polk Junior College. This was the fourth issue as the Polk Post and sixth overall issue of the student news.

Student newspaper for Polk Junior College. This was the third issue as the Polk Post and fifth overall issue of the student news.

Student newspaper for Polk Junior College. Second issue as the Polk Post and fourth overall issue.

Student newspaper for Polk Junior College. This was the first issue as the Polk Post and third overall issue of the student news.

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Student Newspaper for Polk Junior College from Dec 1964 - Jan 1966.

1966 was the second issue of The Processional. It is a formal student yearbook with 200 pages of content, including images of the 1966 Charter Graduation on the last 25 pages. Student headshots are on pages 116-173. In 1966 the college was located at what had previously been a World War II Air Force Base in Bartow, FL.

1965 was the first issue of The Processional. It is a formal student yearbook with 160 pages of content, including three pages reserved for autographs at the end. The majority of the student headshots are mainly freshmen (pages 28-66) with a few pages dedicated to sophomores (pages 68-71). In 1965 the college was located at what had previously been a World War II Air Force Base in Bartow, FL.

Embroidered patch of the Polk Junior College emblem. The emblem is green, atomic orange, and white and is shaped like a keystone. Includes images of an orange near the top, cattle horns near the bottom, and shovel and fasces (bundle of wooden rods and an axe tied together) crossed in the middle over an image of an open book. The Words Polk Junior College are written in atomic orange on the top, left, and right respectively. 1964 is written in white at the bottom. The words Noblesse Oblige are written in green in the center of the emblem, below the orange and above the book with the shovel and fasces.