while at the high street address, newark saw the birth of the school newspaper, "the yellowjacket buzz", in 1936. the paper was originally produced monthly, and by the 1940s it was published twice a month. it was sold for 10 cents a copy. originally starting as a supplement in the "buzz", the first yearbook (the "krawen") was published in 1941. the paper-covered book was 60 pages long and contained advertisements to help keep the cost to students down. both the "buzz" and "krawen" are among the oldest continuously running student-run publications in delaware.