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

A robot picks up a box in a screenshot from the video Allie Maury (12) will show to members of her survey. After, survey participants will be asked to describe the video using silent gestures.

Gestures, representation and dramatization: AP Research projects

Jill Allert, Writer December 14, 2023

How do people gesture? How are Latinx people represented in video games? Does dramatization in television affect high schoolers’s perception of the ethics of true crime shows? All these questions...

Calla Coonin (12) visited the Tel Azeka caves of the Canaanite period. A forest resided overlooking the caves.

Coonin’s six-week summer journey in Israel

Sophia Turner, Editor-in-Chief December 12, 2023

Six thousand, six hundred twenty six miles away in Israel, Calla Coonin (12) spent six weeks learning about the history of the Jewish people and traveling to historical sites while bonding with her...

Members of the Bee Club hold honey frames that they have just extracted. Honey extraction is one aspect of beekeeping that members get to participate in on campus.

Hiving and thriving in the Bee Club

Erin Maury, Business Manager December 12, 2023

To be in the Bee Club or to not be in the Bee Club, that is the question. The Bee Club is a student-run organization at White Station High School (WSHS), dedicated to educating students about the art...

Bravo Company Commander and First Sergeant Jordan Kirby (12) and NaCoria Love (10) pose for a picture right before an intense dodgeball tournament. Their company won the first Company Wars.

JROTC Company Wars: the battle of the best

Robin Guthrie, Writer December 12, 2023

You’ve seen their neat uniforms around the halls, heard their cadences and shouts from time to time and caught a glimpse of their obstacle course by the freshman building. The JROTC program is no secret,...

AP English Language and Composition teacher Lauren Larson walks her students through rubric expectations for an assignment. This year, Larson is teaching AP Language for the first time at White Station after teaching Theater last year.
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The latest in learning Lang and Lit

Sophia Marmion, News & Features Team Leader December 12, 2023

A new era for Advanced Placement (AP) English classes at White Station is underway. AP Language and Composition and AP Literature and Composition are undergoing new changes as Lauren Larson and Alison...

The Memphis Pyramid, based on the Great Pyramids of Giza, is one of Memphis’ most notable landmarks. Because of Bass Pro founder Johnny Morris’ vision and fishing skills, the building was renovated and opened to the public as a Bass Pro shop in 2015.

Memphis’ connection to Egypt

Sophia Marmion, News & Features Team Leader December 12, 2023

Memphis’ history is older than Beale Street and barbeque; in fact, Memphis’ history starts with its namesake. Memphis, Egypt was founded in 2925 BCE by Menes, one of the first Egyptian Pharaohs, who...

Nick Shaw, Ayden Couch-Smith, Lorenzo Aguirre and Chris “Deebo” Bailey work on training their powers together at Overton Park in the film Super Thrift. In the film, Lorenzo and his friends stumbled upon a magic pair of shoes that grant the wearer the ability of flight.
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Memphis movie magic: the teen production behind Super Thrift

Sophia Marmion, News & Features Team Leader December 12, 2023

Most thrifters don’t expect to find shoes that make them float or a jacket that grants them super strength; however, Super Thrift, a short film written and directed by University of Memphis freshman...

Members of the 2023-2024 White Station Executive Board (E-Board) pose with their sponsor, Tracy Duckworth. E-Board is the primary student event planning committee and acts as a bridge between students and administration. 
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Demystifying student government at White Station

Sophia Marmion December 12, 2023

Student government at White Station is designed to connect the student body to administration and event planning through a representative system. The two student government bodies are the Executive Board ...

Christina Townsend (11) displays her custom pink charm bracelets. Townsend has been designing charm bracelets and press-on nail sets for her business, Tips By Teana, since December 2022.

Preparing for a perfect prom locally

Sophia Marmion, News & Features Team Leader December 12, 2023

Hair, nails, dresses and accessories —  there are a million things to plan for as prom approaches. Luckily, the expertise of a few White Station students with small businesses can take some of that...

Alexandra Shirley (12) and Baron Hendricks (12) show off their military appointments. Shirley and Hendricks have been accepted to several military service academies including the Naval, Military and Airforce academies.

Applying to prestigious military academies

Sophia Marmion, News & Features Team Leader December 12, 2023

Imagine getting paid to go to college and having a job guaranteed after graduation. This is a possibility for students who apply to one of the five United States service academies: the United States Military...

The entrance to the Memphis Zoo lights up the night as festive decor and flurries of snowflakes fill the space. These decorations gave a sneak peak of the scenery to come throughout the zoo.

Memphis Zoo Lights light up the city

Robin Guthrie, Writer December 8, 2023

It’s that time of year again: festive lights, merry songs and comfort cuisine are in season. This means that holiday events around Memphis are too. One such attraction is the Memphis Zoo Lights, which...

A digital camera is on display. With the increase in the trend, devices similar to this have become widespread once again.

Retaking the photo: The revival of digital cameras

Robin Guthrie, Writer December 8, 2023

Snap, click! The sound of the camera creates a throwback to before the time of iPhones. The ability to print pictures, have cameras in fun colors and use a lens for an increased zoom are some aspects of...

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