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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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Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) spread through all kinds of people and relationships. Some groups are discriminated against because they can be more susceptible to certain STIs or STDs.

STD and STI cases among Memphis teens grows into an issue

Ellison Moore, Writer March 18, 2025

For the past six years, there has been a growth of Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) and Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) cases in the city of Memphis. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) cases in...

Emily Greenberg’s book, ‘Alternative Facts,’ is a collection of satirical short stories focusing on prominent figures in the current American political climate. ‘Alternative Facts,’ published in 2025, is Greenberg’s first book, and its stories have won multiple awards.

Straight truths or ‘Alternative Facts’

Jane Mercer, Lead Copy Editor March 18, 2025

Everybody lies — at least once in their life. If someone says they’ve never lied, they probably just did. One might lie for an honorable reason or for a nefarious reason. One might conceal the truth...

Ellison Moore (11), a first-year writer on The Scroll, recommends the manga series “Land of the Lustrous,” illustrated and written by Haruko Ichikawa.

Hidden behind a cover — book recommendations

Ellen Tan March 17, 2025

Carmen Carr When did you start reading as a hobby? “[As a child,] I loved Harlequin Romance novels … these little bitty thin love stories. And then, my grandmother started me on adult fiction...

Cui sings at the Memphis Chinese Community Center for the 2025 Lunar New Year celebration. She has performed several times, ranging in locations from the Rose Theater to the FedExForum to the Advanced Placement (AP) grading convention.

Calculus and art — Cui’s operatic dance performances

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

Elaborate dress, acrobatic stage movements, detailed makeup and music. In traditional Beijing opera, short scenes from various traditional stories are performed on minimalistic stages in which most information...

(Front) Faith Gbeneneh (12) takes Advanced Placement (AP) French. (Left to right) Ella Bennett (11), Simone Kester (12) and Taneshia Clear (12) also take AP French; the four of them are taught by N’koumitcha Tassa, making the class size four students.

A battle of relevance — AP liberal arts courses

Ellen Tan, News and Features Team Leader March 3, 2025

Imagine you sit down in English class like any other day. Suddenly, you are handed a piece of brightly colored paper with a checklist of some sort — it is your course selection sheet. White Station High...

The Palisades fire in California burned over 23,000 acres of land. The fires left tens of thousands of people without homes and burned thousands of schools, businesses and more.

The impact of wildfires — the Pacific Palisades fires

Erin Maury, Layout Lead February 26, 2025

For centuries, California has been victim to wildfires, with the earliest known fire taking place in 1889 and burning more than 300,000 acres according to the Western Fire Chiefs Association. California’s...

Zoe Bondi (10) sits with her organ teacher, Kristin Lensch, near the organ that Bondi performs on. Bondi has played the organ for two years.

Keyboards and pipes — Bondi’s organ playing

Evan Easley, News and Features Team Leader February 26, 2025

Worshippers enter the church interior, the pastor makes a call to worship and they introduce the service’s opening hymn. Striking yet warm sound engulfs the church as the organist begins to play, stretching...

Small figurines of people, animals and food are on display, all made by Shelby Thompson (11). Thompson has made a variety of these figures for her friends, sometimes even modeling them in clay form.

Thompson, the gift giving guru

Erin Maury, Layout Lead February 26, 2025

From colored pencils to clay, paint to pottery or brushes to baking, Shelby Thompson (11) has dabbled in it all. Thompson is known synonymously by some of her friends for her creativity and crafting, which...

Jerry “The King” Lawler uses one of his signature moves, the “Lawler BBQ,” where he throws fire in his opponent's face. Memphis-style wrestling was characterized by intense, street-style fighting.

A fight for glory — the rise and fall of Memphis wrestling

Kate Metcalf, Editor in Chief February 25, 2025

Ten thousand fans filled the Mid-South Coliseum every Monday night to see “The King,” screaming for blood. Thousands more tuned in every Saturday morning to watch him win, eyes glued to the chaos....

The Scroll is the student-led newspaper of White Station High School. In order to print around six issues each year a team of writers called the editorial board reviews the entirety of the paper and its cycles from article ideas to the printed copy.

Why you haven’t been in the newspaper

Editorial Board February 23, 2025

NOTE: Editorials that appear within The Scroll are strictly the opinions of the editorial board. These opinions are based on research, group discussion, and personal beliefs and do not represent the views...

The Edge Motor Museum in Memphis, Tennessee houses dozens of historically and culturally significant cars. The museum focuses on preserving the history of their cars to educate visitors about the history of American speed.

Beyond Beale Street — a guide to Memphis’ obscure museums

Kate Metcalf, Editor in Chief February 23, 2025

Edge Motor Museum  On the edge of downtown Memphis, you can find a museum that journeys through the history of the American sports car. For the car fanatics and car-wary alike, almost anyone can...

On a cold December morning, Key Club members volunteered at cheer stations for the annual St. Jude Marathon. Over 100 members volunteered at this event, where they cheered and handed out snacks to marathon runners.

The key to success, the key to Key Club

Jane Mercer, Lead Copy Editor February 21, 2025

In 2024, the U.S. Census found that 11.5% of Americans fell below the poverty line. This number is almost doubled in Memphis, TN, reaching 22.5%. As many of these citizens are unable to purchase necessities...

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