February 5, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 16]]> Page 1 Title Parking Lot Crackdown Due Hearings, Cast Colorful Cupid To Attend Valentine Dance Campus Calendar Administrators To Dine Views Aired As Students Scan Budget State Okehs Nursing Program Page 2 Student Budget Group Studying Problems Item by Item Important Question Many Problems Conflicting Interests For Next Year Untitled Penguin's Progress Foreign Policy Ballots Offered Respectable? Harlot Hinders Headline Hunter Daisies Prove Fraud As Love Indicator Berries, Not Blood, Splash Class Themes Librarian Gives Rules For Clark Library Use Psych Students Play Guinea Pig Trip to Apeland Teacher's Wish Page 3 Show Biz Views: Hollywood Biblical xKick' Continuing at Full Speed Brandenburg Wins Alumni Presidency Budget Talks Continue Clark Clubs Sell Cards, Collect Money for Kids Comedy Product Playhouse Feature Miss Washington Reception Here Faculty Wives to Gather For Annual Potluck Fee Secretaries Eat Spaghetti Council Allots Additional Funds Oregon State Poet Booked by AAUP Page 4 Centralist Edged In Overtime Win (Photograph) Sports Scene Early Baseball Practice Starts Scoring Matmen Succumb To Oregon Rooks (Photograph) ]]> February 12, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 17]]> Page 1 Title Two Accidents Reported Here Emergency Aid Given at Hospital Art Club Plans Oriental Dinner Cherry Pie Lovers Offered Leisure Day Tears to Fall; Grades Appear Here Friday New Veep Needed; Three Considered Purses Ransacked; Cash Lifted In Gym Campus Calendar Carolyn Koehler Girl of Quarter Top Leaders Will Meet; Evaluation on Agenda Yellow-Faced Penguin to Return AAUP to Discuss Work Of OSC Poet Haislip Beware of Cupid! Valentine Dance Featured Tonite Council Considers Social Regulations Page 2 Experience Counts Cause for Concern Nurses Welcome Lincoln Liked Jokes Same Old Baloney Penguin's Progress Student Interest In World Attairs Ballott Purpose One Out of Four Students Attend Junior Colleges Like Canine Flies, Digs Sidewalk Shows Indian Minister Gives New Definition of 'Fool' Opinion Ballot Windbag's Mills Short on Wind Associate Registrar Notes Many Campus Changes Sunday Meeting Slated For IRC Membership Page 3 Nursing Class Begins Monday (Photograph) Alumni Queries Bring Argument High Schoolers Tested Clark Program Makes Neighbor Newspapers Clark College Color Film Production Begins Here Cake Walk Ramble Set For Net Friday Nurses' Dinner Meeting Set For February 18 Campus Visitor Noted Council Eyes Chairs For Busy Snack Bar Potluck Dinner Slated For County Librarians Two Scholarships Given Clark Nursing Students Job Openings Few Since Christmas Season Page 4 Letter to Sports Editor WRA to Present Awards Banquet Basketball Standings Fern's Basketball Team Lose First Honorary To Tap New Members Soon Campus Visitor Noted Wrestlers Meet With OTI Today Penguins Top Frosh Penguins Travel For Weekend Tilt Idaho Grad Gets Potato Doctorate Swimmers Grab Third at OCE ]]> February 19, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 18 ]]> Page 1 Title Two Day Vacation Is Cancelled Convo Speaker Due Wednesday U. of W.  Historian To Talk of Europe Campus Calendar Grades Appear For Mid Terms Dear Thief: Please Bring Back Medal Scholarships Meeting Slated Cake Dance Highlights This Evening's Affair Council Passes Revised Budget Traffic Indicators Placed on Campus Language Lab Planned Here Beta Chi Salutes Citizen of Month Page 2 Army' Idea Dying Brickbats Fly Speedsters Warned Pete Penguin Says - - - Penguins Progress European Policy Is Opinion Poll Opinion Ballot LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Charity Group to Get Unclaimed Items Soon Citizen Questions Social Expenditures in Budget Washington Alums Plan Dinner Here Page 3 MUSCLE-BOUND (Photograph) Show Biz Views: The Mouse That Roared' Rated Top Comedy Fare Dr. Dwight Baird Speaks To New Horizons Club All Campus Talkers Bid To Group Meeting Beatnik Dance Planned For Friday, Feb. 26 Popcorn Forum Series Suggested for Clark New Screens Apppear Useful Meeting Attended By Clark Students Campus Host To Counselors Councilmen Seek New Vice President Book Lists High Figure Campus Chatter Page 4 Student Sculpts Ice Fish Students Attend Clark With Rehabilitation Aid Penguin Makes Mysterious Visit One Responds to Bus; At Least Sixteen Needed South American Art Exhibit Now at Little Art Gallery Council Rejects New Club Charter Remainder of Prediction Tests Will Be Given Here Clark Hosts School Heads Progress Appoints News Editor Post Page 5 Sports Scene LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Nelson Plans Contacts With County Seniors Track Starts Spring Season Clark Meets Trojans In Weekend Tilt Penguin Cagers Topple Red Devils Jayvees Dumped Standings Page 6 RECEIVING AWARD (Photograph) Clark Fencers Meet With Reed Malan Places High On Honor Listing WRA Awards White Blazer WRA Intramural Basketball to Start U.S. Air Academy Finds Slang Neat We Dood It!  Olympic Mauled ]]> February 26, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 19]]> Page 1 Title AWS Constitution Up for Revision Phi Theta Kappa Collects for Asia Nursing Program Applications Taken Social' Cancelled, Movie Dance Set Vacation and Exam Changes Disliked Council Rejects Vending Devices President Releases Details On Recent Cancellations SNEA Changes Fireside; Principal Featured Student Recital Features Musicians Campus Calendar Page 2 Park Idea Liked Paar—Too Far Principals Greeted Colleges Show Divided Opinion About Today's Education Trends Vacation Announcement Disturbs Clark Students USA Lacking: Foreign Student Activities Show a Marked Difference What We Mean, Not What We Say Penguin's Progress Page 3 LONELY PLACE NOW (Photograph) New Television Set Watches Televiewers Fussers' Guide Now File System "Maverick" Missed -In Pledge Walk-Out New Local Park Seen for Campus Pastor Opposes 4Press Freedom' C' Grade Passe Now Clark Education Majors Plan Junior High Visit Beatniks Rated By Professor SWW Weed Association To Discuss Insecticides Page 4 Saturday Win Will Cinch Berth Even Writers Battling While Season Goes On Oregon School Hosts Clark for Sporlsday Who Needs Meat? Elephants Are Strong IBM Has Its Faults WRA Dribblers Continue Season System Devised For Aftendence March 4 Deadline For Candidates Recreation Nile Due Next Friday Sauterne Result Of Star Gazing Play-Off Contest Decides Champs ]]> 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 11, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 21]]> Page 1 Title Spring Plans Forecast Fun AWS Tolo Dance Starts Social Whirl That's All, Folks Gun Play (Photograph) Progress Issues Spring Special Big Decisions Up For Council Vote Penguin Players Perform Tonight COMMITTEE SET List Several New Courses Campus Calendar Students Plan New Quarter Registration On; March 18 Deadline May Festivities In Initial Stage Page 2 Ike Says 'Hands Off In South America Vacation Blues Authors Needed Penguin's Progress Progress Pun Comes to Light Confusion Caused By Similar Words Fortune Comes First; School Comes Later Adlai Still Considered Campus Chatter Campus Comedy (Comic) Movie Review: On the Beach' Is A Real Spine Tingler Page 3 Pierre's Prattle Nursing Board Meets For Accreditation DIAMONDS ARE FOR KEEPS; Show of the Week (Photograph) Party Ideas: Cold Night Recipes Spicy and Delicious Page 4  Penguins Shop VANCOUVER Penguin Shopping List 'Like Long' Colleges Must Demand More Tuition to Survive Librarians Are Funny LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Clark Story Told; J Cannell Reminisces! Page 5 COMPACT CAR (Photograph) PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MEMORIES (Photograph) Show Biz Views: And One And Two And Three And Four Scholarships Now Available Year 2009 To Reveal Many Changes Campus Calendar Page 6 Shorter Skirts On Horizon Page 7 CLYDE (Comic) Mens Fashions Feature Colors Women Nix Beard Growers Heaven, Hell Step Apart.. Suddenly Next Summer You Can Visit Europe Cuba Likes Castro Oil Honorary Collects Books for Asians Page 8 A' Grades Weakening Students Council Eyes Student Jackets Phi Theta Kappa To Initiate Pledges NEW DEPARTMENT OPENS (Photograph) SPRING IN AUTO ROW (Photograph) Spring in Blossom' Theme for Tolo Public Agin' Larnin' Prof Asserts in Talk Page 9 CLARK STUDENT SELLS STUDENTS (Photograph) SPRING FINERY (Photograph) Representative To Appear at Clark Injured Clark Student Remains in Hospital Prof Teases Class Without Winning Pals Page 10 Sports Scene Win Completes Hoop Season Marylhurst Stops Women Hoopsters JC Scoring Grown Captured by Malan Basketball Scoring Leaders Divoters Plan First Meeting ]]> ]]> April 1, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 22]]> Page 1 Title Student Center Blood Drive Set Wednesday Clark Women Plan Breakfast Quartette Here For Chamber Music Planted'Clue A Hoax: Clark Ag Instructor Reported Missin g Language Listening Room Opens Steeley Named ASB Veep Student Art Work On Display Soon Historical Society Holds Special Meet for Speaker Nurses Association Offers Scholarship Student Recital To Feature Brahms Clark Teacher Hospitalized 'Bail Money' Allotted For IRC Travelers Page 2 State Education Problems Studied Sit-Down Strikes Elvis in College? Penguin's Progress LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Bound '59 Magazines Now on Library Shelves College Press Digest Unwestern' Committee Nabs Professor Prospective Grooms Given Free Lessons Pierre's Prattle Soapbox for Politicians Removed by Police It's a Wise Child . . . Prof Prefers Wife's Cooking Page 3 CALIFORNIA BOUND (Photograph) Plea lor More Teaching Less Research by Stall AWS Holds Elections For Next Year's Officers Vito DeCicco Crowned Tolo King Library Change Set State Studies Student Status Seattle Pacific Sets Tuition Award Campus Calendar TV Has Best-First Page 4 Sports Scene Brains Lost at J.C. Citizen Named Boston Students Air Complaints Malan Secures Top State Honor Algebra Books Needed Spring Sports Set Sports Slated For Clark Gals Student Housing Needed For Conference Here ]]> April 8, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 23]]> Page 1 Title Budget Hearings Start For 1961 Expenditures Alumni Association Offers Scholarship Frosh Nurses Get Teachers Vacation Apr. 15 Choir Readies Spring Concerts Rabbit Ramble Campus Calendar BOOKS FOR ASIANS (Photograph) Concrete Benches Now Seen for Campus Walks Page 2 Student Council Elections Near Withdrawals Drop Spring Thoughts Pete Penguin Says . . . Penguin's Progress Dear Editor... Informal Statistics Here Describe Average Woman Prattle Show Biz Views: 'Ben Hur Wins 'Oscar, Heston Voted Best Actor LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Page 3 Delegates Need Rooms Spring Enrollment Shows Decrease String Quartet In Clark Concert Mary Jenny Girl of Quarter Players Will Meet, Munch THE OLD AND THE NEW (Photograph) Laura Gorton Heads Group Accident Victim Recovering Now Page 4 Baseball Team Seeks Title; Speedy Squad Has Power Tennis Court Work Approved Aqua Ballet Starts For Clark Women WRA Picnic Slated For Gals This Evening Softball Tennis Now Scheduled Match Due Free Throw Champ Finds Range For Title BIG MAN, BIG STICK (Photograph) Tracksters Win At Oregon Relays Players Needed Now Spring Sports Groups Facing Busy Season Divolers Point For Third Win Season Closed For Hoopsters Dance Date Set ]]> April 14, 1960 Vol. 2 No. 24]]> Page 1 Title Loveliest of Trees (Photograph) May festivities start May 11 Vacation noted Alumni Association conducts survey Eugene Troxel killed in accident Science awards given Clark faculty members April hour brings coffee, not flower English teacher undergoes surgery Clark alums plan dinner Campus Calendar Page 2 Loyalty oath support found across nation Humphrey's loss Scooped again Election plans Booms needed Tarzan calls mate on scared campus Life and death shrouded myslery Prattle Nebbishes get out vote Show Biz Views: 'Also-rans' prove good; acting, filming exceptional Soup line loils "dress-up" edict Benches-benches benches everywhere Panty raid fails to come off Penguin's Progress Page 3 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Flapping freshman wings over Clark campus Teacher finishes second doctorate Three student poems accepted by society Thirty-six pints collected at drive Musical 'first' presented April 12 Alumni travel; await assignment Potters philosophy Typing service speedy Penguin thinclads sweep nine-way meet Cannell represents JCs at Seattle meeting Fencers set for tourney Page 4 Clark nine split in conference opener Sports Scene Clark fencers in weekend win Instructors place in 'Snake Chase' race Julia Eubanks appointed HURLER (Photograph) Clark women attend meeting Action is theme of spring sports Athletic budget committee topic Tourney dates set ]]> 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 ]]>