White Station Scroll

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

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

White Station Scroll

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

White Station Scroll

Spoorthi Marada (12) dons a blue dance costume for a kuchipudi recital on Feb. 26, 2023. While Marada has performed in recitals like this multiple times already, the rangapravesam will still serve as a monumental event.

Tradition and dedication collide for arangetram and rangapravesam

Sari Richmond, Managing Editor May 15, 2023

The thump of bare heels on the floor and the clink of delicate bangles accessorize the sound of rich, rhythmic music. After years of preparation, arangetram and rangapravesam serve as precious opportunities...

Ramyla Dahmer (12) helps host a blood drive at White Station High School. Dahmer sought to gather as many donors and informed them of how their contribution can help sickle cell patients.

Unveiling the inner workings of president Dahmer

Hannia Antunez, News & Feature Team Leader May 15, 2023

During the school day, she is known as Madam President to the senior class; however, outside of school, she is so much more, the teen ambassador for the Tennessee Sickle Cell Foundation, a...

(From left to right) Garrett McNeil (11), Ben Isham (9), Clark Thomas (11) and Kylie Grant (11) stop for a selfie in the hallway. Isham met these students between classes, a time where he meets many students and staff members.

Isham and the art of conversation

Ellie Pappas, Copyedit Lead May 15, 2023

“I read the news today oh boy/About a lucky man who made the grade/And though the news was rather sad/Well I just had to laugh.” These are the opening lines of “A Day in the Life” by the Beatles,...

While bell bottoms and disco are often the first things that come to mind when one pictures the 1970s, White Station is defined by much more. During this period, Noble Hicks served as principal, fostering White Station’s recently added JROTC and then added tradition of Queen of Clubs.

A history of excellence

Kingston Barber, Editor in Chief May 15, 2023

From desegregation, to a secret newspaper, to a rat infestation, White Station High School has been put through its paces. However, these pitfalls have only led to greater success: in turn, White Station...

Braxton Gray (11) is dressed in a range of beiges and yellows. Gray’s brother, Delvron Gray, took this photo as part of his photography hustle.

The young fashionista: A look into Gray’s creativity

Hannia Antunez, News & Feature Team Leader May 15, 2023

During the school day, joggers, hoodies and even pajamas are some of the most commonly worn pieces of clothing by high school students. Plagued by drowsiness and schoolwork, for many, looking...

 Created by Anila Fariab (12), this flier can be found on the South Asian Alliance Instagram @wshs_saa. The film that was being screened, “Jab We Met,” was one of the most popular Bollywood films in India during its original premiere and still is today.

South Asian Alliance takes centerstage

Ellie Pappas, Copyedit Lead May 15, 2023

On a train, a talkative young girl meets a wealthy boy who is unhappy with his life. He aimlessly leaves the train, but she follows him out. This is the beginning of a love story and the plot of the Indian...

Khylen Murray (12) celebrates the last football game on Oct. 27, 2022. Murray and Alyssa Winston (12) were the only seniors on the 2022-23 football cheer team.

Murray challenges cheerleading gender norms

Hannah Lam, Sports Team Leader May 1, 2023

Pom-poms, mini skirts and hair bows often represent the epitome of a cheerleader. However, Khylen Murray (12) disbands what most people view as a stereotypical cheerleader as the only male on the Spartan...

South Asian Alliance takes centerstage

Ellie Pappas, Lead Copy-Editor May 1, 2023

On a train, a talkative young girl meets a wealthy boy who is unhappy with his life. He aimlessly leaves the train, but she follows him out. This is the beginning of a love story and the plot of the...

Isham and the art of conversation

Ellie Pappas, Lead Copy-Editor May 1, 2023

“I read the news today oh boy/About a lucky man who made the grade/And though the news was rather sad/Well I just had to laugh.” These are the opening lines of “A Day in the Life” by the Beatles,...

Officers Robert Stewart, Franklin Wade and Ebony Hendricks stand guard in the lobby of the Main Building. The officers split up to monitor different parts of the school throughout the day.

White Station welcomes three new officers

Megan Shipp, Writer March 9, 2023

In recent years, police work has been heavily scrutinized as violent encounters between police officers and regular people are publicized on social media. Consequently, people can be hesitant to trust...

Joseph Powell stands with his wife in Saint Albans Cathedral in St. Albans England. Choir allowed Powell to travel the world as a musician in residency with his church, Calvary Episcopal.

The four horsemen of the music-pocalypse

Sophia Marmion and Kate Metcalf March 3, 2023

Rehearsing, conducting and teaching — the White Station music teachers devote their lives both in and out of school to the world of music. But behind school doors, who are these teachers? How did they...

Students work together to create delicious eats of grilled cheese and tomato soup for White Station’s new cooking class club. Seniors Junie Scott and Joseph Stewart lead this new cooking class as part of their Distributive Education Clubs of America, DECA, project in marketing.

Cooking up something good

Katie Robinson, Viewpoint Team Leader March 3, 2023

Smells of grilled cheese and fresh bakes fill Ms. Anderson’s room as students learn to cook under the direction of Junie Scott (12) and Joseph Stewart (12). The pair of students devised the idea of a...

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