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

With school closures, the College Board has made various adaptations to AP exams to allow students to obtain credit. This has involved moving most tests online.

Online AP Exams 2020: Everything you need to know

Maadhu Krishnan April 28, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has forced schools nationwide to close early. To allow AP students to obtain the college credit they have been working for, the College Board has implemented new online testing...

 “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

In a dark room, among blow-up mattresses, stands a bright red window pane. Light pours into the room through a window, perfectly highlighting the ruby red pane. Emmett Campell (11) captured this moment...

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

We all know that one kid who brings something to the lunch table that’s so jaw-droppingly disgusting that you want to vomit on the spot. It’s not even something you have never tried before: it’s...

White Station offers new astronomy courses to all students

Maadhu Krishnan March 18, 2020

The 2020-2021 school year will bring about more educational opportunities and classes, including yoga and astronomy.  The addition of an astronomy course to the school has piqued the interest of...

“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

Multiple factors go into making a blockbuster movie. Budget is one of them. Still, money isn’t everything. Plenty of movies make it big while spending little. Low-budget films are less likely to be...

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

All-West, a prestigious performance program instructing band and orchestra students in West Tennessee schools, has many of White Station band members frequently and intensely practicing. Many band members...

A White Station quartet played a selection of pieces at a Memphis Music Initiative (MMI) fundraiser on Jan. 15. The students joined a number of other ensembles and individuals in showcasing the program and the hard work White Station’s own MMI fellow Marisa Polesky puts forth each week.

“Take the MMIc” takeover

Autumn Bobo January 27, 2020

Along with a few others, White Station High has been one of the schools lucky enough to have a dedicated Memphis Music Initiative fellow, Marisa Polesky. The violinist works with both orchestras along...

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

Teddy bears have always been known to be a significant source of comfort, especially in times of need. Providing this comfort to children who visit the Child Advocacy Center (CAC) through teddy bear drives...

The annual Collierville Christmas Parade showcased floats, dancers, and our very own Spartan Band.  Alongside other musicians and performers, the band spread nostalgic holiday tunes throughout the streets,

Spartans Spread Holiday Cheer in Christmas Parades

Sophia Aiello December 20, 2019

This time of year holds many traditions for most people- one being a holiday parade. For many, this involves sitting on the side of a street with loved ones watching extravagant floats pass by with Christmas...

Students perform during a Scribbler coffee house. Coffee houses are held several times a month, and the Scribbler staff meets weekly to discuss preparation for upcoming events.

Behind the Scenes: White Station Publications

Maadhu Krishnan December 19, 2019

The Shield and Scribbler staffs play a significant role in representing the student body of White Station. Both staffs are largely student-led and active year-round.  The Shield yearbook staff is responsible...

James’s Book, Legend: A Father’s Prayer for His Son, is a devotional for fathers and son in order to help fathers provide spiritual support to them.

James publishes independent devotional

Katie Lamm, Writer December 18, 2019

In the October release of his fifty-page devotional Legend: A Father’s Prayer for His Son, Biology and Advanced Placement Computer Science teacher Darius James has showcased his faith and love of the...

George Metcalf (12), a catalyst for White Station now having an arboretum, nails on a label to a tree on White Sation’s campus. With over 30 trees on campus, over 30 labels had to be written and made for each type of tree.

The Arboretum in White Station: A Gift From the Metcalfs

Katie Lamm, Writer December 9, 2019

Taking over 50 hours and plenty of yard work, White Station has more than 30 types of trees, and now officially has an arboretum, thanks to Corrie and George Metcalf (12). Having an arboretum, a collection...

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