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

White Station Scroll

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Aniya Rouser (12) holds up a U.S. Air Force shirt. She enlisted late in her junior year, which allowed her to get priority during job selection.

Students to servicewomen — enlisting in the military

Evan Easley, News and Features Team Leader February 14, 2025

Disclaimer: Some of the comments about the military and service do not reflect the U.S. Army as a whole but only the experiences and opinions of a few.     ‘What are your plans for after...

Adaria Crutcher (12) is the Managing Editor for the Scroll and the co-founder of StoryUnfinished, a mental health awareness group. Crutcher’s efforts helped her win the Keeper of the Dream award, given to those that are continuing Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy.

White Station students showcase the best of black excellence

Ari Thompson, Writer February 6, 2025

White Station High School was founded in 1851 as Albert Pike School, named after Albert Pike, a Confederate Army general (Bailey, 2015). White Station existed through periods of nonexistent civil rights...

Different from the Common App and Coalition App applications, QuestBridge’s National College Match application opens in late July and closes in early October. Finalists are notified in mid-October and prepare their supplementals for their ranked schools. They will be notified if they “matched” with their school in early December.

Now what will it be, Early Decision or Restrictive Early Action?

Ellen Tan, News and Features Team Leader February 6, 2025

Like any other day, you log into your email but spot a subject title labeled, “College Admission: Status Update.” Thump, thump, thump. You sign into the college portal and take a deep breath as you...

Due to recent immigration raids, a protest arose on Ming Ave and Wible Road, and protesters were seen on Highway 99 overpass bridge. Many residents came out to show the communities and immigrants their support to discourage Border Patrols.

A dream to non-American immigrants

Sherlyn Gutierrez-Herrera, Writer February 4, 2025

A thunderous bang collides into the door, with loud voices escaping through the cracks. ICE is here. My undocumented parents were asked, ‘Are you a citizen of the United States of America? ¿Eres ciudadano...

Artflow meetings are held once a week on Wednesdays from 2:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. Students and prospective club members can follow ArtFlow @ArtFlow-b1p on YouTube and @wshs.artflow on Instagram.

Neurodivergence meets art: Flowing into ArtFlow

Ellen Tan, News and Features Team Leader December 22, 2024

From faint scratches of charcoal sweeping across the paper to vivid streaks of acrylic brushing across a canvas, James Jin (11) has used art as a form of expression — a way to explore and express himself. Jin...

Reading classic books in school or as a hobby has become an integral aspect of many people's culture. As time progressed, perceptions of classics have also altered.

Move over old classics, there’s a new classic in town

Katie Salazar, Business Manager December 17, 2024

It’s a new day. Why not read a classic book? You’re craving a book that’s fresh and new but still rich in content that pulls you deeper into its literary world. But every recommendation is always...

Zack Lageman (12) works on an unnamed painting that is part of her concentration for AP Studio Art. Lageman based the design on a convenience store she frequented with her mom.

Lageman expresses herself through art

Jill Allert, Online Editor December 16, 2024

Designer of the winning poster for the Homecoming contest, Delta Art Fair winner, Dixon Art Gallery vendor and more: Zack Lageman (12) does it all. Lageman got her start as an artist by watching art...

Feminism has been a part of society for quite some time. Over time, many women have fought for their dreams, which have been limited due to societal norms of the time.

Wonders of being a woman

Sherlyn Gutierrez-Herrera, Writer December 15, 2024

From a young age, women start a path of numerous challenges. Women have many important roles in society including being caregivers for children, income providers and every other role a man can play. Mothers...

A priest’s hall at Asakusa Shrine in Tokyo, Japan, stands next to surrounding foliage. Priest halls are designated areas where the head priests or other senior religious leaders conduct their duties, such as meeting with worshippers seeking guidance.

Practicing Shinto in a Western nation

Evan Easley, News and Features Team Leader December 9, 2024

33% Protestant, 22% Catholic, 22% no affiliated religion and 11% nondenominational Christian; sitting in that remaining 12% of the United States population lie several other minority religions, from Jewish...

Deforestation is the mass cutting of trees by humans. Mostly used to describe the negative actions created by humans, anthropogenic actions have led to deforestation, air pollution and warming oceans.

People wake up, the Earth is dying

Audrey Griggs, Writer December 9, 2024

When you think of climate change, you may think of summers becoming a smidge hotter or finally getting that oceanfront property you always wanted — according to our newly-elected president, Donald Trump....

White Station High School students (from left to right) Danny Huang (12), Navya Naik (12) and Douglas Scarboro (12) all traveled to Geneva, Switzerland to participate in the Global Model World Health Organization conference. They were able to attend through the University of Memphis’ public health program.

Spartans take on global health in Geneva

Jane Mercer, Lead Copy Editor December 9, 2024

After hours of debating, discussing and drafting, the council had reached a consensus on how they would handle current public health threats the world is facing. This council, however, was not the real...

Celeste Cruz (12) dribbles the ball during her junior year game against Kingsbury High School. The Lady Spartans won this game 9-0.

N.A.R.P. Life

Celeste Cruz, Social Media Co-Manager November 21, 2024

There is constantly a whistle blowing, a ball being bounced, passed, shot, a never-ending “Good game,” “Nice play,” “Practice same time tomorrow” and an unrelenting inner voice telling me what...

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