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 25, 1962 Vol. 4 No. 30]]> Page 1 Title Common good depends on academic freedom states visiting speaker Yeomen initiate 31 Phone added AWS elections set for June 8 Untitled (Photograph) Spring prom on calendar Campus Calendar Clark abstains Clark upsets state J.C. conference Page 2 WSCCSGA questioned ISSUE SCOPE Up the river with Crockett Campus Chatter The impossible dream Spring laxity Paradox damns views The Penguin's Progress Book Review Arch builds cabinets Swan delegate home with honor Student lounge gains foot stools Page 3 Untitled (Photograph) Untitled (Photograph) Untitled (Photograph) Untitled (Photograph) Talk, talk, talk (Photograph) Lost on display in student center Page 4 Penguins split with frosh Practice makes perfect Sports Calendar Penguins take crown Golfers second in state final Thindads set for title try ]]> 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 ]]> 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 ]]> May 3, 1962 Vol. 4 No. 27]]> Page 1 May fete under way with beauty parade Activities start Feed given Clark beauties (Photograph) Elections combined Jenkins sees 3rd as record Leathernecks here May 17 Grade list started Page 2 Sure - fire formula Campus Chatter Untitled Untitled The Penguin's Progress Work program offered LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Page 3 Jack Barter (Photograph) Dick Fisher (Photograph) Chuck Wells (Photograph) Bob Van Siclen (Photograph) Paula Beers (Photograph) Keith Hopkins (Photograph) Karl Winsell (Photograph) David Boys (Photograph) Page 4 Pups drop Clark in cold, windy meet Crary, Irvine lead hitters Penguin hitting Sports Calendar Girls take 5th straight Oldster takes dash (Photograph) Distance is his forte (Photograph) Metallurgy talk planned by TAC Track foes meet today Clark trims frosh ]]> 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 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 ]]> November 10, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 7]]> Page 1 Title Dean Cannell expresso owner? Survey provides clue to personality IQ IRC members aid election Art department to present hlms open to students Deadline set for scholarships Mid-term grades to appear Monday Thursday stuffday; Friday groanday Men, beware! Sadie Hawkins day hits school Study bugs meet Two nursing consultants review associate program Convo speaker to appear today Campus Calendar Page 2 Thought discussion form financial policy Letters to the Editor Students to choose squad members Second guesses fail Penguin's Progress Now is the time One year ago Nursing program ratio one to 24 Penguin Patterns Man of many talents' addition to counseling staff Federal aid to artists supported by Van Cliburn Girl born to Nelsons Page 3 On the Political Scene Women's service club donates nursing funds College musicians to play in recital Four delegates to attend confab Controversial critic to speak in Portland Color film to feature UN ideals, purposes Wall man finds dislike for cheese, likes peanut butter Virginia college adds atomic reactor Dean of liberal arts to assist in evaluating facilities, standards Secretarial honorary unable to type papers Hidden River' selected for next school play Washington men on campus Nov. 15 Page 4 Sports Scene Hoop season starts soon; schedule of games listed Cross country team takes fourth place LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) PE class gives chance to relive Indian heydays IRC elects officers to fill executive gap Students compete in tournament   ]]> November 10, 1961 Vol. 4 No. 9]]> Page 1 Title Monthly citizen policy set for year by ICC Integration leader addresses group Series begins with Whitman professor Instructor writes own texts, fondles furry feline friends Decker moves for efficiency Yeomen greet new members Changes made Spectators turned away at first play Seniors to be briefed for matriculation plans Columnist to visit campus Nov. 15 Jazz well taken Page 2 The Penguin's Progress The Bomb here briefly Hole heritage remains Students eye future Series offers culture LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Terri Spencer dazzles with vocal, piano talents Social season resumes tonight SOUND OFF! Pi's hear Morgan on Hinduism, India LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Page 3 Basketball season is just around the corner (Photograph) Campus Chatter Periodicals give aid to students Ski Club plans record-dance Campus Calendar Page 4 Sports Scene Intramurals Record broken as Clark wins Hockey win string extended to six ]]> November 13, 1959 Vol. 2 No. 8]]> Page 1 Title Dogpatch Hoedown Due Tonight in Student Center (Photograph) Grades Ready; See Counselor Poetry Publication Planned at Clark Drama Group Sponsors November Java Hour Campus Calendar Clark Snack Bar Hours Extended Alums Promote High School Poll of Seniors Election Rules Monday Topic Voting Urged As Polls Open For Elections Campus Clubs To Receive Extra Sponsors Council Approves Tentative List Teacher Plans New Program Rotary Meets Here College Leaders Speak Page 2 Forgive and Forget? Not for Van Doren Worthy Project Good Music Revived Penguin's Progress AAUP to See Show At Museum Sunday Beta Chi Initiates New Members Food Handling Course Offered Pre-Nurses Campus Editors Comment on Politics Husband-Hunting Women Advised to xBe Patient' HE TUMBLED Drinks Banned, Professors Object Arnold Comic Page 3 Nursing School To Provide New Program Upstairs Offices Open for Business Interviews Due From University Historical Society Meet Takes Place Tuesday Soprano Scheduled For Artists' Series Clark Art Gallery Open to Students Student Council Considers Girl of Month; More Typewriters In, Telephones Out Visit, Fireside Planned by SNEA Council Approves Tentative List Page 4 Clark Hosts Conference; Participants Travel Far Squad Turnouts Commence Today Sports Scene Clark Prepares For AAU Meet Trap Shoot Club Formed for Clark Clark Wrestling (Photograph) Tournament Finishes Field Hockey Season Honorary Meets, Sets Initiation Date ]]>