What does “Clypian” mean?
A vote between “Clypian”, “Saxon Scoop”, and “Columbian” was held for deciding the name for our school’s newspaper. Through popular vote, “Clypian” won as it is the Anglo-Saxon word for “call” or “cry out”.
Click here for more information on the reasoning behind the name “Clypian” https://basic.newspapers.com/image/80462265/?terms=clypian
Where can I find a copy of the Clypian?
The staff distributes copies to teachers who can hand them out to students. The Clypian can also be found in brown stands or shelves around south. These shelves are found around places like the library, for example.
Is the Clypian free?
The Clypian is free! You can find copies distributed around the school.
What other media is produced by the Clypian?
The Clypian has social media, such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Our website posts stories, scores, and updates frequently. You can listen to Saxon Radio One for a station with songs selected by our staff. You can access this along with podcasts created for South students. You can access this through the Saxon Podcast Network page or https://clypian.com/podcasts/ for Saxon TV Network, visit https://clypian.com/saxon-tv/.
When did it all start?
The Clypian was established at South Salem High School in September 13, 1954, the same year the school opened.
Do we have a copy of our first issue?
Yes, we do! Our first issue came out on September 13, 1954. This is our first issue:
