Intended as a resource book for journalism instructors or school publication advisers, this booklet encompasses the basics that apply to all scholastic journalism endeavors. The first section, "Teaching Journalism--The Total Program," covers official guidelines and editorial policies, interviewing, gathering news, feature writing, editorial writing, sports reporting, specialized writing, headline writing, and caption writing. The second section, "Supervising Publications," discusses journalistic style manuals, editing copy, typography, production and equipment, selling and designing advertising, financing and circulating, photojournalism, printing the photograph, processing film, working with the administration, staff organization, newspaper design, cartooning and illustration, contemporary yearbook journalism, and producing a creative arts/cultural journalism magazine. The final section, "Where to From Here?" features discussion of advertising and propaganda, broadcast journalism, a public relations unit, persuasion and propaganda, getting the aid of scholastic press associations, grading the publications staffs, and how to stay sane in the midst of chaos. Also included are a bibliography of suggested readings and a glossary. (HOD)