Olive View first started operating an elementary school in 1925, then a high school in 1929, and eventually also a contiuation/adult school. This copy of the Gladiator in 1956 represents all of these programs and students in its pages. There is also a short historical bio that gives more detail about the school.

This file contains the student publications "The Lizard" which include writings, assignments, and announcements from students, classes, and teachers. The writings reflect the education norms of the 1930s. The copies belonged to the library and various teachers. In addition, two brochures about adult education, and one commencement program are contained in this file.

The Scribe is also a student published newsletter, that seems to serve only older students, mainly high school. The newsletters contain lessons, poems, prose, and music. There is also a personals section where students share updates. Student names are used in writings and as authors.

This is an entire storyboard of the October 1952, as well as a few other editions (July 1956 and undated)of Olive View Point. Publishing techniques used in the 1950s are evident.