Chronology of Executive Editors
- "Captain Jack" Poland (1920–1921)
- Mary B Howe (1921)
- Silas Edgar Snyder (1921–March 1922, September 1927–April 1929)
- Foster Gross (August 1922–August 1927)
- Hal Hall (May 1929–September 1932, September 1943–December 1945)
- Charles J. VerHalen (October 1932–February 1937)
- George Blaisdell (March 1937–December 1940)
- William Stull, ASC (January 1941–August 1943)
- Walter R. Greene (January 1946–June 1948)
- Arthur Gavin (July 1948–January 1965)
- Herb Lightman (February 1965, February 1966–June 1982)
- Will Lane (March 1965)
- Don C. Hoeffler (April 1965–January 1966)
- Richard Patterson (July 1982–April 1985)
- George Turner (May 1986–January 1992)
- David Heuring (February 1992–June 1995)
- Stephen Pizzello (July 1995–Present)
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