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White Station Scroll

A publication by the students, about the students, and for the students of White Station High School

White Station Scroll

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Afifah Alma (11) speaks with Ashmita Karmaker (9) in the cafeteria, before the first bell. Many of the Bangladeshi students at White Station have been close friends for years and often sit with each other at school and visit outside of school.
Bangladeshi students reckon with protests back home
Zahra Altareb, Writer • November 2, 2024

Lockdown. No entering or exiting homes, no going out to eat and no knowledge of what’s to come. And no, this isn’t about COVID.  This...

(Left) Allison Brumbaugh (9) received her medal at a regional competition for artistic roller skating in 2024. Out of all of the disciplines within competitive roller skating, Brumbaugh focuses on dancing and has been skating since sixth grade.
Skating on wheels with rhythm
Ellen Tan, News and Features Team Leader • October 25, 2024

Stuck between roller skating and dancing? Why not choose both? Artistic roller skating is a sport that blends both elements into a competitive...

Maridee Cornell is an alumnus, teacher and coach at White Station High School. If she were a student, Cornell would wear comfortable clothes to school daily, but she enjoys wearing medical scrubs as a teacher.
Teachers with spirit — teacher spotlight
Erin Maury, Layout Lead • October 25, 2024

Maridee Cornell White Station High School (WSHS) alumnus, physics teacher and volleyball coach Maridee Cornell has been teaching at WSHS for...

(Right) Aylla Wexler (11) and her family pose in front of a giant Gundam figure during a 2023 trip to Japan. Wexler, who is half Japanese, and her family frequently travel to Japan to visit extended family.
The best of both worlds: Multicultural students
Jill Allert, Online Editor • October 18, 2024

White Station High School students come from a variety of cultures and backgrounds. Some students identify with multiple cultures, which can...

The varsity volleyball team captures a moment with their mentors from the skills camp at the University of Albama. They spent three days with an Albama player and mentor. getting new perspectives on playing volleyball.
Communication and trust: the foundations of the successful volleyball team
Phoebe Fuerst, Writer • November 6, 2024

Communication is said to be important in any type of relationship – friendships, with family members and in romance. Without communication...

Sofia Cruz (10) dribbles the ball during the Lady Spartans’ soccer game against Kingsbury High School. She has only been able to play for White Station High School for one season due to her previous injuries.
Tearing an ACL — an athlete’s biggest fear
Celeste Cruz, Co-Leader of Social Media • November 5, 2024
Kenneth Harms (12) attempts a dyno problem. Dyno problems require the climber to jump to progress through the problem.
Students climb to greater heights
Alex Le, Sport's Team Leader • October 29, 2024
(From left to right) Celeste Cruz (12), Paxson Abney (12), Crystal Trejo (12), Kate Metcalf (12), Adele Thompson (12) and Leighton Melton (12) are all seniors who have been playing for the Lady Spartans for at least two years. During their years of playing high school soccer, they have faced many changes.
Beginning of a new leadership
Grace Amgalan, Sports Team Leader • October 25, 2024
Tim McCormack wins most school spirited as his senior superlative. McCormack is the youngest of 10 siblings to go to WSHS.
The impact of alumni on high school sports
Alex Le, Sports Team Leader • October 13, 2024
Color guard sits in formation before halftime. While the game is ongoing, they dance in unison to the band, and during halftime, they perform with flags in a field show.
Growing colorguard team fuels school spirit
Addis Shiberou, Promotions Lead • October 3, 2024
Arden Weeks (10) takes a hit at the Whitehaven Golf Course. This year is her first year on the team.
Golf: The rich kid’s sport?
Celeste Cruz, Co-Leader of Social Media • October 1, 2024
The Green Room Episode 2: Filler VS Passion
The Green Room Episode 2: Filler VS Passion
Jane Mercer, Podcast Manager • March 6, 2024
The Green Room Episode 1: Memphis - The Human Experience
The Green Room Episode 1: Memphis – The Human Experience
Jane Mercer, Podcast Manager • December 2, 2023
The Greenroom Episode 1: The tensions of parent-child relationships
Elias Clements, Sophia Turner, and Nima Aflaki November 7, 2022
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A fair array of cookies awaits customers. Jaydes Piverger (12) made a small batch to advertise her work giving a good start to her business.
Arts & Entertainment
New cookie business around town
Martin Catron, Writer • November 4, 2024

Picture this: a dynamic volleyball player who also runs her own cookie business embodying a blend of...

Alan Mason (11) plays “Dress to Impress” in which players are pinned against each other in a timed event; they must think of an outfit and execute their plan. Players are then put in a fashion show during which those competing against each other vote for the top three fashionistas. This game has gained a huge audience as of Oct. 2024, having 3.6 billion visits to the game and around 181,000 players playing at any given time.
Arts & Entertainment
The reawakening of Roblox
Ellison Moore, Writer • November 4, 2024

 Roblox, the multi-platform virtual universe, isn’t just a game — it’s a place where creativity...

Gracie Lowes (11) plays as one of the self-obsessed flowers in Alice in Wonderland. The group of flowers bash Alice as she explores wonderland.
Arts & Entertainment
Down the rabbit hole — the production of ‘Alice in Wonderland JR.’
Katelyn Morton, Writer • November 4, 2024

Deep in the pits of a rabbit hole lies Alice with no memory of her surroundings. Circled by mystical...

Long Do (11) works on his painting in the AP 2D Art and Design classroom. He creates a detailed underpainting for each of his works to get the value balance just right.
Arts & Entertainment
Artists win recognition in Delta and Midsouth fairs
Addis Shiberou, Promotions Lead • October 29, 2024

Besides the faint sounds of brushes flowing across canvases and pencils lightly scratching the surface...

Educational piracy is a way for students to receive educational resources through pirated means. While it is useful to those who don’t have the resources to afford school supplies, it is also controversial, due to the legality of it.
Educational piracy — a justified crime?
Joaquin Gonzalez, Writer • November 4, 2024
When students are in school, they develop a personal connection with teachers and the classroom. However, with the implementation of Senate Bill 1810 in Tennessee, this balance has been disrupted.
Navigating the new Tennessee transgender law
Katie Salazar, Business Manager • November 2, 2024
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