April 14, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 24]]> Page 1 Title Alcoa announces award winners Nomination group selects candidates for student offices Peace Corps increases study Applications renewable to June 1 Popcorn forum airs standards Music major to head AWS April coffee to be served by Beta Chi on the 26th Final touches being added for Clark 61 Land exchange settlement made Clark parking lot ownership decided AAUP film offering features witch hunt Page 2 Women rattle papers, tongues at Forum On the Other Side Little man on Campus (Comic) Editors meet in third confab Who forgot to tell? Wandering queen found for crown Challenge of apathy AAUP film on tonight Career day draws students Penguin's Progress Wage increase seen in House bill Dean Cole chosen for summer stock Page 3 Frosh form nucleus of busebull roster Golfers lose first match WRA to complete office nomination Packed weekend ahead for teams Page 4 Yakima takeedge in meet Women's tennis learn captures first match New diamond schedule Campus news briefs Sports Scene Campus Calendar ]]> April 21, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 25]]> Page 1 Title Poem (Photograph) Corp rejected by Clark majority Magazine to run story on college Dean Cole heads service honorary Clark open to visitors Twenty named in primary race; get out and vote Linfield representatives an campus Wednesday Dover Road next drama presentation Festival groups being organized Page 2 Clark aims fill needs of community future On the Other Side Issue Scope Co-ed class besl for men Untitled Auk squawks Training for democracy Untitled (Comic) Page 3 Educationhallmarks Penguin's Progress Annual sets May deadline Cookery cooks up culinary club Clark SNEA officer gets state post TWO CLARK WELDERS (Photograph) Red Cross holds blood drive here Clark '61' visitors to get music tour Page 4 Associate Nurse program added to Clark Offering Night classes equal daytime in enrollment Oysters sick; cause sought Guidance center services four-fold Page 5 Delegates head home from MUN session Music festival set lor tomorrow Library functions for many students Interclub planning handbook, calendar Religions class to visit synagogue Campus Calendar Egg deadline announced SNEA to show movie at Fireside Coach Tanselli ranks offensive squad high lew fields added softball program Women to travel for tennis team Fencers placed in NW meet Tennis team suffers loss Page 6 Gary Boggs (Photograph) Hecords Impressive Warm Penguins pluck two from Lower Columbia Sports Scene Bandits defend position Penguins cop lopsided win ]]> April 28, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 26]]> Page 1 Title Dover Road laugh feature in playhouse AWS to sponsor cakewalk dance Red Cross drive here Monday Fast time here soon Primaries draw 360; final elections Monday (Photograph) Operation abolition' Film, record on campus soon Ray Weisenborn Citizen of Month at kaffeklatch Home ec host for state confab Campus news briefs Athletics topic of next forum Page 2 Profits soon reaped from financial policy Pete Penguin says Campaign highlites It floats; 99.9% pure Enthusiasm great in spring elections Letters to the editor Comments made lor, against Clark Penguin's Progress Phemales phind pharmacy phine College employs many students Page 3 Candidates list platforms (Photograph) Council recapped Board approves faculty pay hike Mayday, midterm and revolutions 6000 available for WSU students Page 4 Book Reviews Untitled (Comic) Electronics three now licensed Is it flabby? Auk squawks Page 5 Sports Scene Final recital held Monday Handbook issued entering students WSU registrar at Clark Monday Rain spatters baseball scene Fete due May 11, 12 Jim McAtee (Photograph) WRA elections to take place soon Page 6 Mound ace shows form Pacers pay, lack depth Bowling league open to all students Mike Jacobs Sportive Penguins hope coming meet days sunny Women tally second win ]]> May 5, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 27]]> Page 1 Title May Fete court selected Monday Decker elected in large turnout Dance winners to eat cake tonight Eleven receive scholarship aid for further study (Photograph) Mid-terms due May 8 Mage accepts Montana bid for theater job AAUP to show African film to end season OUA to hold ceremonies Student council discusses end-oi-year projects Page 2 The Red Cross (Photograph) Complacency club membership rules Penguin's Progress Student suggests contribute work The finger of blame? Editors comment on A. Eichmann trial Page 3 Six Awarded Grants (Photograph) Army Major from Israel; here May 23 Beta Chi nominates GAME AT HOME Early enrollment over '60 figures President sends message of thanks Peace volunteers first stop Tanganyika Don Bonker to head IRC Page 4 Baseball here today IVC fellowships installs officers Campus Calendar Girl Penguins win tennis meet by 5-3; sweep all singles Opposition seen to Cuban invasion Barbecue planned for next Saturday Clark dancers welcome Vikings take tkree-way cinder meet Sports Scene Canoe class to test ability ]]> May 12, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 28]]> Page 1 Title Scholars seek books for Asia OUA and bowlers sponsor patio hop Dean of applied arts announces resignation Afternoon tea Phi Theta Kappa pledges Monday Twilight Walk' next drama slate Rusty Draper, queen crowning to top afternoon (Photograph) Funds sweeten simmering souffle Page 2 Old query ignored; question asked again Film stirs campus Untitlted (Comic) Untitlted (Photograph) Auk squawks Brannan designated Clark AAUP head Instructors attend meet Group tops new members Teaching hazard minimized Page 3 Interclub approves new citizen policy Penguin's Progress History instructor gets AAUP post 20 pound salmon baked by alumni WRA to entertain county seniors Myrel Greenshields, dean of administration Snow melts; club shifts scene.. Glub Page 4 Sports Scene Birds take two wins from Oregon frosh Jupe Pluve takes score; games off Tennisers dump two league teams Oregon wins; Penguins set meet records Clark takes two; Warren fourth Centralia, St. Martin's Clark diamond foes Penguins up; Red Devils down Golf, baseball track active ]]> May 19, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 29]]> Page 1 Title Many eligible for graduation Alums to bake fish (Photograph) AWS sets tea for mothers We wore short shorts Campus Calendar Little convo topic jazz, classic music Tuesday guest Israeli officer SNEA to sponsor last coffee hour Freshmen pre-reg to start May 22 for fall quarter Books for students collected next week Leaders meet at LCJC Page 2 Spring, spring Untitled (Comic) Student handbook allocates funds Pre-college tests given tomorrow Penguin's Progress Praise, denunication given Birch Society Book reviews Letters: Bus your dishes signs ignored Page 3 Sharon Green heads May fete (Photograph) Campus news briefs Honorary to initiate Education major receives award WRA officers named at picnic Hooks downed thrice by undefeated Penguins Ski Club heads to water for water skiing picnic Tennis tournament held here May 19-20 Religion class to visit church Page 4 Birds bug 'blazers for play-off berth Tennis team tops three opponents Clark victorious for second year WRA sleepout location secret until Friday Thinclads away; baseball here WRA awards white blazers ]]> May 26, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 30]]> Page 1 Title Last play here tonigh t; big cast featured (Photograph) Those in know enroll and go Final finals in fortnight Next issue ends year Prom set for June 2 Diplomas numerous in June 9 ceremony Annual Banquet honors students active at Clark Page 2 Letters to the Editor Penguin's Progress Auk squawks Scholarship given to Clark student Untitled (Comic) ACLU affects students … you Student art work on campus Monday Solon to address PSC grads Page 3 CCLC Lively lesson in American politics 240 eat salmon at alumni bake King county site of junior college Handbook aids clubs, students Woman citizen in! coffee hour Canterbury Club new on campus Campus news briefs Penguins tip Ducks twice Campus Calendar Page 4 Jim McAbee Fleet feet-ums home with scalps; Penguins big birds Jay lillie leads championship bid Winning team scores again Marr takes three to gain one point Penguins, 23-0, to face Indians ]]> June 5, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 31]]> Page 1 Title Non-resident awards dropped by plan Knudsen named Progress head Announcements available sophs Final exams here soon LOUIS BRUNO (Photograph) Student sale shows profit Plan to re-group instruction areas given to board Dignitaries invited to dine June 9 Spring grades mailed Page 2 Instructors' "Vacations' include travel, work, study Lone collector wins console U. of Washington has neurophysiology grant Year re-capped in Clark history Dan Stevens leads art club next year Progress ends year with today's issue Careful reading prevents miscue Page 3 June ceremonies to graduate 177 History major receives award Students signing for classes now Tests given during summer Grogg elected chess club head Church service club is not school sponsored Penguin's Progress Doctorial paper to be published Future building not immediate Pechanec to join scholastic society Page 4 Progress given to athlete award Gary Boggs Sports Scene Indians stomp Clark ]]> September 15, 1961 Vol. 4 No. 1]]> Page 1 Title Campus politics begin boiling Longer lunch hour offered this year Paper schedules new production Dr. Apsler leads NEA world tour (Photograph) New students face busy program; luncheon and reception planned Campus Calendar Reorganization plan guides new faculty set-up fall quarter Pigeon dissatisfied, leaves campus Page 2 The Penguin's Progress Presidential greeting given Welcome to the club! Parking rules backed by fines Stensrude chosen Five instructors join faculty WRA plans picnic for women students Graphic arts to print college publications Cole returns from summer theater Library fines raised; new librarian to give more reference help Adult smoking big deal for frosh Besides new five, few changes made on Clark faculty Student board named for year Elderly entrant confuses college ]]> September 22, 1961 Vol. 4 No. 2]]> Page 1 Title Fall quarter enrollment increaces ten per cent Council begins policy study Hannan tours Mexico, talks to 'man in street' ASCC elections to be held soon Missionary to attend Clark Intramural slate topped by football Teacher gets office change Nursing program accredited by board IBM machine assists testing Get acquainted dance tonight JC group picks Clark for August IRC informs its members Page 2 Editorial policy set Letters welcomed Instructor attends dietetics congress Campus Calendar Faculty sponsors first coffee hour Penguin's Progress Bowling club begins year Education majors invited to SNEA ]]>