March 10, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 20]]> Page 1 Title Political drama hits campus stage tonight Petition signers get Sat. library Beware the Ides of March Summer study grant awarded Clark prof. IMPORTANT CONFERENCE (Photograph) Campus Calendar Schedule shows course changes Galley proofs Finals ahead Campus melee set next week Campus news briefs Page 2 Consideration cited to solve problem Petition circulating to open the library . . . and never the twain shall meet Penguin's Progress Filtered flavor flayed at Everett Untitled Article Letters to the editor Students find Ohio segregated Suzann e Bloch to perform here Page 3 Living sciences liven science Meet the players Untitled Article Changing mug-shots permitted Distortion of Cuba attacked by lawyer Scholastic group initiates (Photograph) Congressional rights upheld Page 4 Trackmen open season; get off to last start Show to feature custom racers Clark women win in badminton meet Penguins overcome cars; Indians 89-85 Varsity cinches title in home tilt Sports Scene State championship at stake ]]> March 2, 1962 Vol. 4 No. 19]]> Page 1 Title Stereo installed in Student Center Model council eyes '62 Mun Vote set on changes Smith leads panel at teachers' meet Pert and perky Willy Nehru subject of Apsler talk Willy crowned queen of Winter Carnival Social organ sets career day Page 2 Fleming contradicts self, misses main questions Campus Chatter The Penguin's Progress SOUND OFF! LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Auk Squawks BetaChi meeting elects officers Abuse not found Page 3 Bonker reports store functions of colleges Lisa Nelson Campus Calendar Arts festival postponed Peace Corps rep to recruit Monday Students question Fleming as rally against John Birch Society fails Untitled (Photograph) Nursing club changes name Page 4 Stars stage game March 3rd Mitmen meet at gym today Intramurals Women dribblers Texas votes integration Cinder season slate set JY's drop final game LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguins edge Chokers Knights final foe for Clark ]]> March 24, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 21]]> Page 1 Title Youth peace corps to aid development Engineering guest to speak next week Guest entertainer ieatured at dance Campus news briefs 1,059 students in early reg total Navy officers on campus now Transmitter seen for department Summer study, work program available now Women sponsor recreation night Spring java hour due next week Campus Calendar Page 2 Students attack party politics Letters Winter attacks purloiners, pests Our lives, fortune, our sacred honor The Squawking Auks Collegians explore Kennedys 'frontier' LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguin's Progress Page 3 Canine intelligence not to be underrated Workers leave better impression Clark professor gains degree Segregation fosters deceit Views on the MUN Page 4 Sports schedules arranged for spring Eight on cinder slate Tanselli outlines baseball roster Four Sparks top bowling league SOUTHERN DIVISION CHAMPS (Comic) Penguins denied conference crown ]]> March 31, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 22]]> Page 1 Title Changes noted for new catalog WRA to nominate office candidates AWS candidate deadline today Danish film heads spring AAUP list Summer Employment: Job outlook dim at this time Clark students killed in accident Varsity Ball Friday, April 7: Coeds competing for queen's crown Campus news briefs Classes dismissed on Good Friday 60-'61 student b udget ready lot final approval Marlene chosen March citizen Campus Calendar Page 2 Issue Scope Historical group to present speaker Penguin's Progress New catalogue changes noted New drama cast chosen Forensics plan sprincr schedule Egg board to gather Recreation jobs open Page 3 Estimated 1960-61 student budget Student opinion to determine summer classes Funds allocated for WSU building Yeomen add 16; Clark initiates to serve ranks Chicago universty offers new parties Spring brings Penguins out to register Keller captures first place medal in chess tourney Page 4 Netmen open play; home against Rooks Penguin putters divoting today Tirangular competition season opener Sports Scene ]]> March 4, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 20]]> Page 1 Title Can Spring Be Far Behind? (Photograph) Council Discusses Sandwiches, Chairs MUN Delegates Announced Here Clark Honorary Accepts Twenty Writers Wanted tor Egg Memories Theme for Fireside Conventions Attended By Clark President Monday Kick-off For Third Term Pre-Registration Women Sponsor Recreation Night Oswald' Wins Council Vote Campus Calendar Page 2 Vendors Nixed Again About Convos Inadequate Lights Investment Eyed Bond Issue Up Marines Invade Clark Thursday Internship Plan OHeied Students Contest Announced For College Poets International Club Sets Meeting Date LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Movie Review: Suddenly, Last Summer Shows Liz at Best Deferment Tests Available Penguin's Progress Page 3 Guatemalans Visit Clark (Photograph) Census Aid Sought Dinner To Honor Area Instructors Injured Clark Student Reported 'Doing Fine' Clark Penguin Players Present Two Act Drama March 10, 11 ,12 Page 4 Sports Scene Intramural Free Throw Contest Basketball Scoring Leaders Clark Fencers Attend Tournament at Reed Saturday Tilt Ends Season Warriors Win Cage Crown ]]> March 9, 1962 Vol. 4 No. 20]]> Page 1 Title Home stretch begins as sign-up set for Mar. 8 Decker picks chime tower committee SC closure possible Debaters beat PSC on China Scholars take new members T' cripples Knights with cripple State play offs tonight; Penguins to host Hawks Quarterly sets distribution day WSU man to see transferees Tues. Page 2 Wrong method used Center made into farm Campus Chatter Dr. Apsler slates TV appearance The Penguin's Progress SOUND OFF! Student exec to visit Clark Ski team treks to championships Forum sees city problems Egg enters embryo stage Page 3 Clark nips Knights in thriller 56-54 State killing topic of forum TAC will print member's cards Slides preview Italy for IRC HS teachers learn about Clark Finals schedule Nehru likes fooling US Padrow lashes at JBS Untitled (Photograph) Page 4 Wrecked skiers get special help Is individualism thing of the past? Girls win pair A L stars edge Nats 78-75 Pizzas come in all colors ]]> May 10, 1962 Vol. 4 No. 28]]> Page 1 Title VAN SICLEN, HOPKINS, BOYS TAKE OFFICES Command Performance tonight's gala event Band performs Varsity ball Ends festival Forensics sets heavy program AAUW sponsors senior girls tea PTK holds banquet Monday Campus Calendar Turn out sets record AAUP program set for Friday May Queen Festival causes council concern Page 2 More interest needed Good feed, good cause LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) The Penguin's Progress ISSUE SCOPE Stevens gives art show Test cooled by students Ski club plans movie dance Clark Freshman wins position Page 3 Mexicanmagazine lacks stereotyped antipathy Alcoa awards scholarships (Photograph) Campus Chatter Auk Squawks SNEA plans annual election WRA elects new officers Page 4 Birds bag game seven Fairway artists take golf meet Big Iron Flipper Sports Calendar Women win match Frosh down Penguins; Beavers, Clark in track test Frosh down Penguins Staters take tennis match Beavers, Clark in track test ]]> 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 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 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 ]]>