Salt Lake City South High School's student newspaper, "The Chronicle," founded in 1943 by passionate journalism students, has played a vital role in fostering communication and community engagement. Over the decades, it has earned numerous awards for journalistic excellence, establishing itself as a trusted source of information within the school and local community. The Chronicle features a diverse array of content, including school news, opinion pieces, feature stories, and arts and entertainment reviews that reflect the interests of its student body. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of Salt Lake City South High School Student Newspapers starting 1941, with a total of 139 scans available. These archives not only highlight the quality journalism and student voices of the past but also offer a glimpse into historical figures, events, and family histories that shaped the community. Explore the rich legacy of "The Chronicle" and uncover the stories of South High students throughout the years.