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

It’s natural, it’s normal and it’s time to talk.

Rachel Parkison, Student Life Team Leader March 27, 2020

As far as society has come, it’s amazing how many taboos still linger. One of the strangest and most persistent is reproductive health.  The stigma surrounding reproductive health, which, according...

Dear rising senior

Kathryn Todd, A&E Team Leader March 27, 2020

Dear Rising Senior,  There’s a lot of hype around this year. There’s a lot of pressure because of this year. You’ll face mystery, suspense, serenity and chaos. The expectations you have may or...

Poised and ready, the White Station winter guard solemnly anticipates the first beat of the music. This was the teams first ever competition, which took place at Houston High School in Germantown, TN.

White Station winter guard takes on Houston Colorfest

Molly Yuan March 26, 2020

A battalion of flags fly into the air, silks spinning in perfect unison. With a synchronized clink, the team of girls catch the poles and swiftly glide across the floor to pick up new pieces of equipment,...

The White Station winter guard learns a new rifle toss in preparation for the upcoming competitive season. The team has been active since 2018.

Flags and flourishes: A look into White Station’s first year winter guard team

Molly Yuan March 26, 2020

The debut of the Spartan color guard last fall is a spectacle that took many by surprise, as this auxiliary performance had been unheard of at White Station for years. What many people don’t know is...

Starting pitcher Elena Murtaugh (12) practices pitches for upcoming games. When playing against specific opponents, head coach Alberson names the types of pitches that Murtaugh should complete, such as fastballs, curveballs and sliders. One of her goals this season is to pitch a no-hitter game, meaning that no batters will make it to base safely.

Up to bat: softball season starts

Michelle Le, Writer March 26, 2020

With the onset of spring, softball season begins as the Lady Spartans prepare to deliver more dingers, fast pitches and stolen bases. The first game of the season is quickly approaching, and the team has...

Mastering the Common App one word at a time

Justin Kouch, Viewpoint Team Leader March 26, 2020

For students who plan on applying for competitive colleges in the near future, the most daunting part is slowly approaching: the Common App. But what are the most important things to think about when completing...

Mindfulness and meditation

Kyla Randle March 25, 2020

In high school, dealing with the constant worries of grades, classes and homework can be stressful. However, Angelica Shirley, a Spanish teacher at WSHS, helps students work through these problems with...

Friends by Quintin Zielenski was posted on his personal art instagram page _kyuzi in late February. Zielenski’s designs are often created for pleasure rather than for purpose, and are shared on social media for others to view.

Quintin Zielinski pursues his artistic passion

Grant Baxter March 24, 2020

From pencil and paper to digital design, Quintin Zielinski’s (12) lifelong passion for art has inspired him to develop his technique and design professional pieces for White Station’s art and literary...

Do re he and Key of she are both a cappella choir groups at White Station. They meet everyday during seventh period to practice blending their voices into beautiful harmonies.

A cappella style: White Station’s Do re he and Key of she choirs

Lydia Williams March 24, 2020

There are many talented singers in White Station High School’s choir program. However, musical talent and a passion for singing are two necessities to be a member of Key of She and Do Re He. “The...

Coach KG looks toward the stands at the Shelby County Jamboree at Houston High School. KG officially coached his first track meet as head coach on Friday, March 6, 2020.

From student to coach: KG impacts the next generation

Charlie Huebner, Sports Team Leader March 24, 2020

In his history with White Station, Kevaughn Griffith, or “KG,” has held several positions. But his most recent promotion to head track coach has been 14 years in the making. After graduating from...

Spanish teacher Emilee Chesnut smiles as she performs split squats on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Chesnut, along with other teachers, chooses to dedicate her few hours of free time to work out.

Working (out) after hours: teachers stay active outside of school

Katie Stanek March 24, 2020

After an exhausting school day, some teachers go home, close the door and collapse on the couch. Others choose to push past the fatigue and better their minds and bodies through exercise. Elizabeth...

Rainbow flags line Beale Street during the Mid-South Pride Fest, representing protests for rights of the LGBT+ community. One of the flags waved was the Transgender flag; the light blue, pink, and white colors respectivly symbolize baby boys, baby girls, and transitioning or undefined genders.

Gender expression at White Station

Jackie Ann Crislip March 23, 2020

It’s hard to be different. But at White Station, many transgender students have found a place where they are free to be themselves.  “I came out the summer before my junior year, and since then...

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