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Presley Spiller sits with her other service project members and participates in “circle,” an event where campers gather together to talk about their thoughts and feelings they have experienced on the service trip. Despite not knowing anyone, Spiller explained that she grew very close with the other members and they became “like family” to her.

A month in Cotuí

Katie Lamm, Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2021

Senior Highlights

Katie Lamm, Editor-in-Chief
June 11, 2021
Daniel Gwin (11) shows off his 2020 Scholar Athlete award from the Memphis chapter of the National Football Foundation. Gwin — along with his family and coaches — met for a small ceremony in the courtyard to receive his award and scholarship information from a National Football Foundation representative.

Gwin is named the 2020 Scholar Athlete by the National Football Foundation

Katie Lamm, Editor-in-Chief
June 5, 2021
John Yacoubian captures one of his last moments as the owner of his restaurant Bosses. “... I enjoyed every second of it. It was a fantastic experience, and it was great getting to get to know everybody... It was great gaining that experience,” Yacoubian said.

John Yacoubian says goodbye to Bosses

Katie Lamm, Social Media Manager
December 9, 2020
Mark Rawlinson (12) along with Andrew Chen (11), Gino Giorgianni (11), Jonathan Zhang (12), Takuma Walter (12), Sumanth Myneni (12), Zhaohan Zhu (12), Kevin Luo (12), Justin Kouch (12), Anming Gu (12) and Lyndon Shi (12) worked intensively building replicas of the White Station campus through Minecraft. Both teams of builders found that the proportions and detail were the most difficult aspect of their projects.

Class of 2020 Seniors build replicas of White Station in Minecraft

Katie Lamm, Social Media Manager
May 10, 2020
“Evermore,” the title being inspired by Edgar Alan Poe’s Poem “The Raven,” is a shot of a red windowpane shining in a dark room, taken by Campbell. Luna’s watercolor pieces are portraits of her young cousin, and her uncle’s mother eating at a dinner table.

Campbell and Luna win regional American Vision Awards

Katie Lamm, Writer
March 29, 2020
“Evermore,” the title being inspired by Edgar Alan Poe’s Poem “The Raven,” is a shot of a red windowpane shining in a dark room, taken by Campbell. Luna’s watercolor pieces are portraits of her young cousin, and her uncle’s mother eating at a dinner table.

Campell and Luna win regional American Vision Awards

Katie Lamm, Writer
March 27, 2020
A pickle and peanut butter sandwich, despite looking unappetizing, is eaten judged, and approved by me. Its appearance, moist pickles, creamy peanut butter and all, surprises many; but ,one should judge this meal by its flavor rather than its looks.

Vouching for pickle and peanut butter sandwiches: a review of weird food combinations

Katie Lamm, Writer
March 22, 2020
“The Blair Witch Project”, a well-known horror film, came out in 1999 and made $250 million from a modest budget of $60,000. This film follows three film students to collect documentary footage about the Blair Witch, but their journey takes a turn for the worst when they get lost in the woods.

Low-budget blockbusters: how and why they become famous

Katie Lamm, Writer
March 6, 2020
The photos of the Students of the Month are stapled to a green and grey poster, with holographic letters depicting Super Spartans. Kingston Barber (9), a student of the month, has his photo on the wall along with ten other students. “I get along with the teachers pretty well, I listen...I do my homework, and I have good grades.” Kingston Barber (9) said.

What student of the month means for the White Station body

Katie Lamm, Writer
February 18, 2020
White Station Band members and West Tennessee Band members alike warm-up before their auditions. “I did feel nervous auditioning. It’s something you have to do to understand, but you know you’re trying to put your best foot forward,” Darryl Higgins (11) said.

All-West auditions end with success

Katie Lamm, Writer
January 27, 2020
The donated bears make their way to the child advocacy center and onto the teddy bear wall. When a child comes to the center, their welcoming gift is a teddy bear to keep them company on their journey. “It’s one of the first things that kids see when they first come in the CAC…it’s a big first impression for kids,” Su Hartline said.

Teddy bear drive provides comfort to children in need

Katie Lamm, Writer
January 6, 2020
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