April 22, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 25]]> Page 1 Title Budget problems eyed by perplexed group Rosalie Bryant citizen of month Committees set for May events Council studies jacket proposal Petitions ready lor candidates in ASB elections Clark instructor designs float for Rose Parade Dean of Faculty to Retire (Photograph) Prep confab on campus today Campus Calendar Council passes artists budget Clark qualifications Committee to study Page 2 Candidates leave those cliches at home! De Gaulle welcomed LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguin's Progress New books in library Paper back books gaining prestige as budget savers Book makes bow: Life of Oregon pioneer topic of campus writer Campus Chatter Page 3 Penguin Players plan Ibsen drama Library acquires rare edition reprints Choir entertains club Teacher of Year' search underway Review progress of school study First testing planned Page 4 LEADING HITTER (Photograph) Spring sports due for heavy action Divoters beat OSC; win fourth straight Girl's softball slated Eo-rec program due early in May Girls visit WSU, UI; P.E. conference held Sports Scene ]]> April 29, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 26]]> Page 1 Title Political fever invades Clark Kennedy wins: Democrat in poll victory Conference topics planned Campus Calendar Candidates introduced Activity costs up: Clubs seek more money Players present 'Hedda Gabler' here tonight Funds voted for Phi Theta Kappa Used textbooks will be bought Page 2 Static curriculum needs rejuvenation Useful survey Abolition welcome Penguin's Progress Set 50% teacher pay raise goal Siamese student attends Clark, likes Americans Show Biz Views: TV's  'Alaskans' leaves viewer cold, cold, cold "Moon building" course at USC Heard these before?  Famous college alibis Page 3 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Movie dance set Electronics men build speakers Bonus baby for Tanselli team Northwest Pioneer Ordered by bookstore Historian stymied Centralia JC studies student fee increase Like frantic, man: Jazz highlights May festivities It only hurts to smile Whereupon, pass out Space Head Seeks Unity With Russia Page 4 Sports Scene Red Devils fall to Clark netmen Netmen in loss to Oregon St. Rooks Results Clark athletes prepare for week of fast action WRA campfire open to Clark women tonight Co-rec night on tap for evening of May 20 Awards given Clark athletes Clark nine takes double header Golf squad in seventh victory Clark divoters win sixth in row Tennis courts resurfuced WRA selects aspirants ]]> May 6, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 27 ]]> Page 1 Title May festivities set to begin Wednesday Language lab gets equipment Carousel: Movie proceeds to send Indian student to college Collections set for English prof Awards open to students Campus Calendar Voters to elect new student officers Tuesday Professors to see Japanese dances Fellowship group elects officers Surprise breakfast Page 2 Campus trails prove straight line theorem May fete open to all Reviewers enjoy play, Penguin Players lauded Penguin's Progress Ask foreign students to support elections New books in library Americans afraid to laugh at humor Show Biz Views: Sullivan makes comeback; Aquarodeo proves good Annual nears completion Campus Chatter Page 3 Fairest of the fair (Photograph) Candidates present platforms Spinach takes time Group taps seven for membership Clark graduate national officer Prof says liberal education going out Drama national honors instructor Clark hosts Marylhurst in softball competition Page 4 Homer blasts Penguins, 1-0 Denham sparks eighth for Clark Campfire planned by women's group Tennis schedule Tennis team travels to Centralia May 9 WElGHT MAN (Photograph) Action on slate in week of competition Court gals in rain dampened 3-0 loss U. of Oregon hosts four in area tennis tourney 9.6 century by Clark ace as Penguins fall Fine pitching seen as Clark wins two Penguin netters full to Linfield ]]> May 13, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 28]]> Page 1 Title Pert Sandra Vohs ends May festival reign tonight (Photograph) WRA to install officers tonight Building name change liked Gay '90s dance closes May fete Dennis Huston named president; Gentry v. p. Kennedy gets nod at Clark Campus Calendar Page 2 Message for new officers: Start work now! Flowers needed Election highlights: ASB, May Queen tally shows wide voter interest New books in library New books in library Artists drowning, art swimming 1 choose to run, says cartoon rat LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Show Biz Views: Top stars do top acting job in latest Williams thriller Autograph party to be held for Apsler Page 3 Electronics induction unit readied for use Records drop in triangular meet President to be elected for education association MaryBeth Schindler new Progress editor WWCE registrar here Wednesday Students chant theme Strikeouts numerous as Penguins drop twin bill Freshman women to host mothers'tea Tests indicate enrollment rise in future here Penguins bounce Chokers 6-1,8-0 Faculty changes due in 1960-'61 Students do it; teachers, too Picnic slated by STSEA for high school PTA's Page 4 Penguins at district meet State meet positions up for grabs 66-65 victory taken over Oregon squad Tournament action set [or May 20-21 weekend Recreation night scheduled Friday Clark women drop second meet Hale new I.R.C. leader Dayton Jenks Women's tennis now underway Women in 12-7 loss to Marylhurst nine State playoffs near for Penguin squads Number nine for Clark five ]]> May 20, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 29]]> Page 1 Title State J.C. leaders here for meetings Freshmen set prom date Cole chosen candidate for association office Tea scheduled for women Council positions open to students Mrs. Johnson retiring Scholarships awarded School art show due next week Campus calendar Numerous writings considered for Egg Page 2 Retiring professors truly exceptional Brownell lauded Welcome delegates! LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) College Press Digest 'Scapegoat' studied Group invades Berkeley council Feminine uniform selected for new nursing program (Photograph) Pierre's Prattle Penguin's Progress Page 3 WRA members get white jackets Tulane 125 years termed bad taste M. Below honored by faculty women Do people fear politicians? Rooks Paste Clark Nine, 4-1 and 9-0 Sisseck receives V.A. hospital award Syvanen, Haines, Remy head WRA Penguin Players schedule farce (Photograph) Law school revises grading Co-workers show teacher honor at Tuesday lunch Games featured at Co-Rec night Reed to hold art festival public invited to attend Page 4 Graves wins golf trophy Clark's netmen topple OCE, 4-3 Tennis tourney here Double victory places Penguins in contention Art club slates election Club to reveal officers at picnic Thursday State track records eyed State track records 1959-1960 Tennis team set for action ]]> May 27, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 30]]> Page 1 Title Student budget changes studied Girl of quarter highlight of tea Spring prom will be formal Honor society gains members Awards dinner set next Friday Campus Calendar Campfire planned Memorial holiday due Graduation plans given Literary magazines prove popular at other colleges Apsler tea planned Short story wins prize 1960 annual due here soon Page 2 Decision awaited Tracksters praised Editors talkative LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguin's Progress College press digest From Southern Methodist University's Campus State sub-committee to meet tomorrow Show Biz Views: TV summer shows start; screams scheduled soon UCLA pleades cause of academic freedom Campus Chatter Library releases circulation data Page 3 BUSY DELEGATES (Photograph) Penguin Players present hilarious farce tonight Professor heads for hills LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Pups prof erred by professor Instructor to go to Vermont Shorthand students pass five minute speed tests Past Progress chiefs new Pacific U editors Salmon bake profitable Player elected JCLC prexy Size unimportant Page 4 Clark captures track title: Mike Gaechter sets three state records Penguins fourth in tennis playoffs Penguins nip Hawks 4-0, 4-0 Women do poorly in net tournment Sports Scene Decision nixes Clark ]]> June 6, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 31]]> Page 1 Title Changes due for student body budget Spring test periods set Commencement exercises set Campus Calendar Library offers free return Summer school starts here soon Home ec club offers pressing service for fee Page 2 Progress put to bed; last issue published Show Biz Views: Bardot and nudists star in educational movies Penguin's Progress Egg sale succeeds; '60 writing printed Student financial report approved by councilmen Council appoints new directors Ah spring: Illinois festival draws unusual activities Page 3 Expansion highlights big Clark year (Photograph) Article by By Fran Kaiser BIG BUDGET NEW PROGRAM GAY EVENT EGG ISSUED CLUBS ADDED Page 4 Sports Scene Sigler takes Progress award as top athlete ]]> September 30, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 1]]> Page 1 Title Two candidates to speak here Sea scrolls subject topic Jobs available in this vicinity and on campus Cellist here, series opens Sink, sank, sunk CLARK STUDENTS (Photograph) Office nomination plans underway thru student council appointments Goal unattained '59 figures surpassed All student pics due Wednesday Galapagon staff interviews given Dance to follow WRA co-rec night Page 2 New schedule Progress pursues progressive policy Penguin Patterns Penguin's Progress Now is the time Swelled head: Instructor stricken with infant's malady Show features seven paintings of Pat Sander European countries visited this summer by art instructor Pools the 'thing' for car-minus students Many Penguins travel-jaquar hunt planned Page 3 AAUP sponsors . interesting films Chess group plans meet Retired postman to show fossils IRC announces year's first meeting Today marks end class registration Progress offers sales commissions Student affairs office houses many lost articles New faculty members show varied experience (Photograph) Men needed to till choir shortage Page 4 Portland University opener for varsity thinclads Friday Meeting stresses adjustment WRA to nominate freshman candidates Government to pay one-half cost of welders Marines debut at Clark; to talk with students Co-rec scheduled for this evening 60 intramurals schedule varied sports program New Horizons club reorganizes soon Sports Scene Slriders' time trials take place today ]]> October 7, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 2]]> Page 1 Title Favorable accreditation foreseen News picture display held in concourse Record enrollment of 1,357 students bulges campus Gov. Rosellini lo visit Clark Miss Flame' crowned tonite Western Europe Convocation topic for October 10 Administration shifts seen in student center Campus Calendar IRC announces second meeting Mad hatter next Monday Page 2 Members urged Clark la uds speakers Parking rules listed for students Penguin's Progress Editors vent press problems Forensics group planned by Haston Penguin's Patterns Filty-year coincidence -old friends meet again Short skirts high fashion Student poets eye competition Alum Notes… Page 3 Student elections deadline set More junior colleges proposed by director Education majors sought by SNEA A score ago—four score but take a look at us now Light comedy first for Clark players Council appoints two new directors Low insurance sold now Summer sees campus changes Submit club dates Library announces changed procedures Plaid skirts needed; girls asked to shed Dr. Apsler speaker in council series Page 4 First inter-school meet today; Friday trials bring win First coffee hour next Wednesday Officer training to be theme of captain's talk LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Brewer is Marine grad Leiiermen io hold orgainzational meeting Tennis inlramurals slated for women Tryouts slated for cheerleaders Students urged to use bulletin board Book store buying policy stated by store manager Home from the hills Discussion group to get together ]]> October 14, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 3]]> Page 1 Title The Autumn Poets Sing Blue Jackets adorn dashing student leaders Campus Calendar Literary magazine in planning stage German reader to be published Editor names section posts Page 2 Politics viewed; Clark scene empty Scholarships left Penguin's Progress Letters Reader objects to marking policy Instructor's show at music company Penguin Patterns New Books In Library Chess chums chomp, cheat? at noon meet Photo exhibit special attraction LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Page 3 On the Political Scene Thought for this week Miss Flame' ends reign MCP membership seen for Clark Politics Highlight Week Prefix omission explains mistake Apsler speaks in council series Symphony offers series tickets Stair suffers eye injury Foreign service announces new requirement Page 4 Friskey Irogs frolic Alum Notes… Now is the time Featured Ford, Freshman's Car Tennis tourney slated Language lab offers special service to students (Photograph) Club plans topic of IRC meetig AWS Mad Hatter winners listed Page 5 All-American Sport: Hoop story retold; history colorful Cross country travels today The Woodsman LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) RUNNERS TO SEE ACTION (Photograph) Thinclads 4th in track meet Page 6 Former student football casualty Clark intramural bowling begins Touch football standings listed Sports' Calendar ]]>