October 23, 1959 Vol. 2 No. 5]]> Page 1 Title Clark Alumni Push Four Year Curriculum WRA Meeting, Co-Rec Night Due This Evening in Gymnasium Journalist Due At Next Convo Woodcock Elected Second Vice-Prexy Council Studies New Equipment Faculty Hosts Coffee Hour Comic Strip 'Arnold' Makes Debut Today Campus Calendar Discussion Group Slates New Meeting Frosh and Sophomore Offices Remain in Student Government Lunch Period Investigated Monahan Selected Yearbook Editor Fellowship Plans Ghost Night Party Page 2 Hey Look! Here's Arnold, the Campus Jester Not Forgotten Fun for Free New Ideas Needed Penguin's Progress New Books In Library Fashions Diverse For College Coed Mack Reviews Concert Campus Chatter Page 3 Students Found to Favor Four-Year College Idea Pierre's Prattle Upper Classmen to Spend Time on Special Work Progress Invites Readers to Write Students Thrive Sans Teachers Baby Bibliophile Joins Jenkins Family Saturday Men's Group Charter OK'd New Gaiser Offices Ready for Facutly Page 4 Tournament Set For December Sadie Strikes On Unlucky Day Student Insurance Sold At Administration Office Show Biz Views: Earp Conquers Old Town, Moves to New Territory Clark Coeds Vie With PSC Saturday Variety of Books Augments Text P. E. Activities Very Popular WRA Elections To Be Held Tonite Clark Delegates Attend Seattle College Meet New Vocal Group To Perform Soon Clark Dumps Lewis and Clark Poor Turnout Dooms Football Sports Scene Council Pleased With Student Suggestions ]]> October 27, 1948 Vol. 2 No. 4]]> Page 1 Missing Transcripts Yet to be Files; These Students Should Contact Office Zaske, Davis Fill Progress Ed Positions Clark Instructors Attend Institute Discussion and Debate Students Asked To Participate at Forensics Institute Thanks Again Games, Dancing, Songs, Featured At A.W.S Mix Ideas Solicited From Librarians  Utterly Devine! Fall Calendar No Classes Friday When Faculty Attends Annual Workshop Clark Alumni Continue Schooling Gala  Homecoming Celebrarion Planned; Plans Include Gmaes, Rallies, Dances Cheerleaders to Sport Smart New Costumes Heacy Fogs Cause Large Accident Toll Page 2 Penguin's Progress To Patrons and Friends Of the Vancouver Public Schools Elementary School Enrollment Up Additional Money Needed Cheer Staff Always on the Ball Penguin Patter Vancouver Found Lacking In Recreational Facilities Peace Dear? Deer? You Exchanges Page 3 Wanta Have a Poster Made? Junior College has Two Groups Drama Club Elects Officers; Plans Dance Little Things about the Stars What the Mags Say Is the Prisoner Guilty or innocent? See the Play 'Night of January 16th' Dean Johnson Speaks At N.A.A.C.P. Meeting Page 4 Clark Drops 21-7 Battle to Centralia Bowlers Meeting Set Tomorrow Stair Tells of Varied Sports Life Including Amateur, Semi-Pro Football, Professional Boxing, Coaching Penguin Cagers Begin Practice; Lettermen Gone Sitton, Olson Win Letterman Offices; Meeting Tomorrow Looking Through the Sporthole Penguins Face Olympic Rangers In Crucial Tilt ]]> October 9, 1959 Vol. 2 No. 3]]> Page 1   Title   Dance to Climax Freshman Week First Music Show Due Wednesday New Offices Still Under Construction Omega Upsilon Alpha Gives Club Requirements  Purloiner Pilfers Penguin Purses  AWS Don't Be Late for Very Important Date Engineers Form Group Honorary Also Planned Calendar   ESB Elections Due Next Tuesday at 11 Two Scholarships Given Sophomores Page 2   Keep Talking   Every Vote Counts   Member Welcome   Smart Move   Penguins Progress   Minimum Wage Law   Bing Crosby Special Wins Plaudits as Smooth Show Lost Your Head? See Frances Hall Cheating Reviewed   New Books in Library   Campus Chatter   Page 3   Electronic Buffs Construct  Radio, Radar in Class Creative Process Discussion Theme Super Given For Education Majors Harris Asks Help For Audio-Visual Electronic Brain Teachers Gain  Oral Exam Required   Car Corner: The Slipper Car of the Week Relics Displayed By Archeologist Brains Will Train   Job Oportunities Listed In Student Office Poetry Contest Open to Students Parade, Game Climax Activities No Exit By Sartre Topic of Discussion Dates Set for Frosh Election   Page 4   Clark Sports Review Ended   Galapagon Plans Big Annual for 60 Young Democrats Group is Formed Teacher Shortage Seen For College Campus in 10 Years High School Study Brings College Credit Cross Country Team Meets University of Portland Today IRC Schedules Second Meeting  Reference Books in Open Section Tennis Courts Work Delayed Until Spring Clark Girls Urged: Try Field Hockey ]]> April 1, 1962 Vol. 4 No. 22]]> Page 1 Title Coach of year! (Photograph) SDUTR takes over after revolution Campus Calendar Tuition up to purchase necessities NASA AWARDS GRANT Space research set school gets millions Building starts on bomb shelter Backgrounds blended in bored election (Photograph) Nurses alter training for space grant Page 2 Janitor makes debut Goldwater to speak at spring graduation Gala-pagon goes national Switch easy says Moser The Penguin's Progress Untitled (Photograph) Meeting of the minds Log rolling questioned Artists don't get whole picture Rodgers back in Clark fold Crockett backs Society chapter Egg goes Mad; heads madder Players to get Global journey Classes added to Schedule Page 3 Untitled (Photograph) Clarkthree sentenced Mack to plumb drum, bugle corps Nixon to teach English at Clark Instructors in Dispute (Photograph) Finals abolished, GPA's to get better Clark enrollment increases by 700 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Page 4 Untitled (Photograph) Clark spikers take jet to Willamette Untitled Untitled Untitled (Comic) Penguins to play PSC despite flood threat ]]> 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 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 20, 1962 Vol. 4 No. 25]]> Page 1 Title Spring, spring, spring! Speakers set engagements PTK plans election Council sets election rules TAC backs Belle drive Sophs to get pics taken Page 2 Tight entrance urged Students blissful Campus Chatter The Penguin's Progress Untitled Untitled Untitled Untitled WM B. CHISWELL, Jr. Page 3 "Gigi" (Photograph) Gigi' opens engagement Review: To Kill a Mockingbird Western man here Mar. 30 Medical care May 3 topic New lexicon causes flurry of disapproval Students visit patients at Morningside Page 4 Thindads take Invitational Clark teams slate action Untitled Netters triumph Clark netters edged, 4-3 Indian-Top runner (Photograph) Campus Calendar Movie-dance set Clark splits doubleheader Spikers in home meet ]]> 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 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 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 ]]>