While noting the restrictions on the generalizability of case law, the author conducts a case-by-case review of litigation concerning student publications in the senior high school. He answers four questions: (1) May the teachers and/or administrators of a school exercise "prior censorship" or control over the content of independent-underground and/or school-sponsored student publications? (2) May a school board adopt a student expression policy or rule that restricts obscenity and/or pornography in independent-underground and/or school-sponsored student publications? (3) May school administrators establish rules that prevent or regulate the printing, distribution, or circulation of independent-underground and/or school-sponsored student publications both in and outside the school? (4) May an administrator take harsh punitive action against a student involved in the production or distribution of independent-underground and/or school-sponsored student publications that are obscene, are pornographic, contain articles critical of the school's administration, or advocate violation of laws or school rules? (Author/IRT)