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Third volume of the official student newspaper which includes here 5 issues: Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; dating from November 19, 1932 to April 14, 1932...

This issue of The Textbook begins with an apology from the editor for a missed issue due to midyear exams. Jokes and advertisements as well as sports updates are all included as well as Dr. Niles philosophy column...

Articles included in this issue of The Textbook: School quarantine lifted; reporter from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Francis Judson Laird, came to speak with the editorial staff of The Textbook; science class takes field trip; animal topics mo..

Articles included in this issue of The Textbook: New vestry officers elected; Scientific Club holds meeting; Miller Shaw's team wins the hygiene poster contest; movie night selections; the latest fads; progress of clay-modeling contest; Mr...

Included in this issue of The Textbook: Boys visit Fort duPont in Delaware City; Robert Orr '34 substitutes for Mr. Pell in Latin class; Rev. Percy Donaghay speaks at chapel; a new pastime becomes popular at St...

This is a very brief issue as it is the The Textbook's final publication. The Textbook and the School's other newspaper, The Cardinal merge efforts.

This issue of The Textbook includes the usual sports updates, advertisements, jokes with illustrations and Holly Whyte's continuing saga titled "Gold." Also mentioned is an article on a recent trip by students to visit a fiber plant in Newark, DE., i..

Second volume of the official student newspaper which includes here 7 issues: Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8; dating from October 22, 1931 to June 7, 1932...

There seems to be a bit of competition forming between the two School newspapers. According to the editorial of this issue of The Textbook, "The Cardinal and The Textbook are just about even and there is no preference...

This issue of The Textbook has added a few new items. Along with the editorial and sports updates, it includes a new Philosophy column written by the School's doctor, Jerome Niles...

First volume of the official student newspaper which includes here 10 issues: Numbers 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8(02-16), 8(04-27), 9, 10 and 12; dating from November 18, 1930 to May 25, 1931...

"The Textbook" was the first underground newspaper to appear at St. Andrew's...

This underground student newspaper discusses the social life at St. Andrew's. Columns were titled "The Buzzard Speaks", "The Vulture's Nest", "Fameux Derniers Mots", "Our Ordeal", and "What Interests Us Most in the World Today: Love...".

The Buzzard, an underground student publication, discusses the social scene at St. Andrew's at the time. This issues is titled, "All the Dance News."