Web viewCome out, spread the word, ... Basketball cheerleader tryout dates are ... cheer team needs to come to our parent meeting on Tuesday,

Announcements for Thursday, March 1, 2018 All tennis players need to stop by Mr. Waller's room to pick up important information and forms. All forms

are due TODAY. No exceptions! Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup TODAY. We

will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green! The AP Music Theory Entrance Exam will take place in the band room TODAY from 2:30-4. See Mr.

Sims in the band room for more information if needed. The Humane Society Club is having a meeting TODAY in Ms. Patterson’s room, F111. It is not too late to

join, so come help animals in need. Seniors, if you are interested in going on the Senior trip to Six Flags St.Louis, get the information from your

English teacher or Ms. Fairchild in E303. The first payment is due TOMORROW. JROTC is having their annual ball SATURDAY at the Botanic gardens from 7-11pm. Tickets are $25 for 1

and 2 for $40. You can buy tickets after school in the JROTC building from Major Michele Solis , Colonel Taylor Ratliff ,or Captain Linzie Easterling.

Anyone interested in cheering for the competitive(football) cheer team needs to come to our parent meeting on Tuesday, March 6th at 5:30 in the Cafeteria.

If you are planning to apply to take AP Computer Science A, the Java programming course, you must take a logic pre-test on Wednesday, March 7 at 2:30 in M205, Ms. Agee's room. The test should take about 30 minutes. If you cannot come that day, please talk to Ms. Agee. You will not be considered for the AP class if you do not take the pre-test.

Junior/Senior Prom Information. Prom is April 7, at Minglewood Hall. Prom guideline sheets can be picked up now in the Student Support Service Office.

Every student MUST have a guideline sheet signed by a parent/ guardian in order to purchase a ticket. The guideline sheets also have the information needed

about restricted dress attire and guest information. Tickets to prom will be $45 dollars each. Once a ticket is sold…it is non-transferable and must be used by the

name attached to that ticket. Tickets will go on sale the week after Spring Break…March 19th

– March 23rd

. Only Seniors can purchase tickets March 19th

-

March 21st

. Juniors can begin buying tickets March 22nd

. Seniors, it is important that you purchase your tickets on the Senior Only Days because once we meet

capacity…we will not sell additional tickets. Students planning to take AP courses next year, the AP application website, accessible only from SCS

campuses, is open now and close March 9 at 3:30 pm. White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the

White Station Auditorium for students interested in taking a 2018-2019 AP course. The WSHS Chinese Club is hosting China Fest on March 11 from 12 PM to 6 PM in the Senior Gym.

China Fest is an opportunity to experience Chinese culture through team based, competitive games and activities, including Dragon Tail Chase, Chinese Shuttlecock, calligraphy, and much more. The event is free, snacks will be provided, and all are welcome, including those from other schools. Come out, spread the word, and let's have a great time!

Students interested in the University of Tennessee Knoxville’s Undergraduate Admissions Research Day for High School Juniors on March 24 from 9:00 am—5:00 pm should see their counselor before March 12.

Basketball cheerleader tryout dates are March 28 and 29. There is $30 tryout fee and you must have a valid physical in order to participate.

Seniors, the last day to pay your Senior Fees of $120 is April 17th during all lunches. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the

announcements tab on the White Station website.

Announcements for Wednesday, February 28, 2018 Teachers and Juniors: Juniors will report to the cafeteria to complete pre-ACT information on the following

schedule: Last names A-F report at 7:15. Last names G-N report at 8:15. Last names O-Z report at 9:10. All tennis players need to stop by Mr. Waller's room to pick up important information and forms. All forms

are due by TOMORROW. No exceptions!

To tryout to become a Basketball cheerleader, first write your number on the list outside Mrs. Gray’s room E200. There will be a Mandatory Parent Meeting is TODAY AT 6PM in the cafeteria, when the paperwork will be given out. The tryout dates are March 28 and 29. There is $30 tryout fee and you must have a valid physical in order to participate in the clinic and tryouts.

Freshman who are interested in applying for pre-AP English 10 should pick u A writing prompt from their English teacher today. The essay must be turned into Mr. Harrison TODAY at 2:30 PM

Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup TOMORROW. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green!

The AP Music Theory Entrance Exam will take place in the band room TOMORROW from 2:30-4. See Mr. Sims in the band room for more information if needed.

The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This pet of the week is Clarinet. She is a loveable cat that is need of a home. For more information see the pet of the week posters.

Seniors, if you are interested in going on the Senior trip to Six Flags St.Louis, get the information from your English teacher or Ms. Fairchild in E303. The first payment is due FRIDAY.

JROTC is having their annual ball SATURDAY at the Botanic gardens from 7-11pm. Tickets are $25 for 1 and 2 for $40. You can buy tickets after school in the JROTC building from Major Michele Solis , Colonel Taylor Ratliff ,or Captain Linzie Easterling.

Anyone interested in cheering for the competitive(football) cheer team needs to come to our parent meeting on Tuesday, March 6th at 5:30 in the Cafeteria.

If you are planning to apply to take AP Computer Science A, the Java programming course, you must take a logic pre-test on Wednesday, March 7 at 2:30 in M205, Ms. Agee's room. The test should take about 30 minutes. If you cannot come that day, please talk to Ms. Agee. You will not be considered for the AP class if you do not take the pre-test.

Junior/Senior Prom Information. Prom is April 7, at Minglewood Hall. Prom guideline sheets can be picked up now in the Student Support Service Office. Every student MUST have a

guideline sheet signed by a parent/ guardian in order to purchase a ticket. The guideline sheets also have the information needed about restricted dress attire and guest information. Tickets

to prom will be $45 dollars each. Once a ticket is sold…it is non-transferable and must be used by the name attached to that ticket. Tickets will go on sale the week after Spring Break…

March 19th

– March 23rd


-March 21st


. Seniors, it is important that you purchase your

tickets on the Senior Only Days because once we meet capacity…we will not sell additional tickets.

Students planning to take AP courses next year, the AP application website, accessible only from SCS campuses, is open now and close March 9 at 3:30 pm.

White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the White Station Auditorium for students interested in taking a 2018-2019 AP course.

The WSHS Chinese Club is hosting China Fest on March 11 from 12 PM to 6 PM in the Senior Gym. China Fest is an opportunity to experience Chinese culture through team based, competitive games and activities, including Dragon Tail Chase, Chinese Shuttlecock, calligraphy, and much more. The event is free, snacks will be provided, and all are welcome, including those from other schools. Come out, spread the word, and let's have a great time!

Students interested in the University of Tennessee Knoxville’s Undergraduate Admissions Research Day for High School Juniors on March 24 from 9:00 am—5:00 pm should see their counselor before March 12.

Seniors, the last day to pay your Senior Fees of $120 is April 17th during all lunches. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


Announcements for Monday, February 26, 2018

Congratulations to the White Station Debate Team who won the Memphis Urban Debate League Championships again. Kennedy Roberson & Anthony Madubuonwu won 1st place while Nancy Yuan & Brandy Yuan won second place. Both teams will move on to the National Championships in Washington DC in April.· All tennis players need to stop by Mr. Waller's room to pick up important information and forms. All forms are due by THURSDAY. No exceptions!· Volunteers to tutor at students at Grahamwood should see Mrs, Holland for more information! This is a very fulfilling opportunity to help kids learn to read. · To tryout to become a Basketball cheerleader, first write your number on the list outside Mrs. Gray’s room E200. There will be a Mandatory Parent Meeting is WEDNESDAY AT 6PM in the cafeteria, when the paperwork will be given out. The tryout dates are March 28 and 29. There is $30 tryout fee and you must have a valid physical in order to participate in the clinic and tryouts. We are so excited to have you try out for our Basketball Cheerleading Team! Let's show some school spirit! Go Spartans!· Come out to our Writing center mixer! Come meet our tutors and say hi TOMORROW at 2:30 in m123.· Students interested in learning about journalism and the school newspaper are invited to attend an interest meeting TOMORROW in Mr. Harrison's room E-208 at 2:25 PM. The application process will be discussed. Come learn how Journalism will benefit you and your college resume. The meeting will last no more than 20 minutes.TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be TOMORROW. We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and continue writing our own talks. Remember to turn in your signed form if you haven't already.· Seniors, if you are interested in going on the Senior trip to Six Flags St.Louis, get the information from your English teacher or Ms. Fairchild in E303. 1st payment is due FRIDAY. · JROTC is having their annual ball SATURDAY at the Botanic gardens from 7-11pm. Tickets are $25 for 1 and 2 for $40. You can buy tickets after school in the JROTC building from Major Michele Solis , Colonel Taylor Ratliff ,or Captain Linzie Easterling.

If you are planning to apply to take AP Computer Science A, the Java programming course, you must take a logic pre-test on Wednesday, March 7 at 2:30 in M205, Ms. Agee's room. The test should take about 30 minutes. If you cannot come that day, please talk to Ms. Agee.You will not be considered for the AP class if you do not take the pre-test.

· Junior/Senior Prom Information. Prom is April 7, 2018, at Minglewood Hall. Prom guideline sheets can be picked up now in the Student Support Service Office. Every

student MUST have a guideline sheet signed by a parent/ guardian in order to purchase a ticket. The guideline sheets also have the information needed about restricted dress attire

and guest information. Tickets to prom will be $45 dollars each. Once a ticket is sold…it is non-transferable and must be used by the name attached to that ticket. Tickets will go

on sale the week after Spring Break…March 19th

– March 23rd


-March 21st


.

Seniors, it is important that you purchase your tickets on the Senior Only Days because once we meet capacity…we will not sell additional tickets.

· Students planning to take AP courses next year, pay close attention to the following:The AP application website, accessible only from SCS campuses, is open now and close March 9 at 3:30 pm.

· White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the White Station Auditorium for students interested in taking a 2018-2019 AP course.· University of Tennessee Knoxville’s Undergraduate Admissions is hosting a Research Day for High School Juniors on March 24 from 9:00 am—5:00 pm. Registration closes on March 12, and it is co-sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Research and the Office of Undergraduate admissions, this event is the first of its kind. Research Day will showcase some of the most exciting research areas on campus. During breakout sessions you will visit labs, studios, classrooms, and more to learn about the experiential learning activities happening across disciplines. You will also meet professors and current UT students who are actively involved in research. Parents and guests are welcome to attend!· Seniors, the last day to pay your Senior Fees is April 17th during all lunches. These are the ONLY days Traditions will be here. Please make checks out to White Station High School. Also, please

have correct change. The amount is $120. Cap and gown forms can be picked up in the Student Support Office on the morning of the day you are paying.· Seniors and juniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

TODAY, Baptist School of Business and Delta Technical School (4th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.

The Multi-National Ministries Club will meet on Tuesday, 02/27 at 2:30 in Coach Yarbrough's room. Members, please feel free to bring interested volunteers.Students interested in writing, photography, social media, marketing, teamwork, and school activities are invited to attend the newspaper interest meeting TOMORROW in Mr. Harrison's room E-208 at 2:25 PM. The application process will be discussed. Come learn how Journalism will benefit you and your college resume. The meeting will last no more than 20 minutes.The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This pet of the week is Clarinet. she is a loveable cat that is need of a home. For more information see the pet of the week posters.Anyone interested in cheering for the competitive(football) cheer team needs to come to our parent meeting on Tuesday, March 6th at 5:30 in the Cafeteria. Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup this Thursday, February 29th. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green!Freshman who are interested in applying for pre-AP English 10 should pick u A writing prompt from their English teacher today. The essay must be turned into Mr. Harrison by this Wednesday at 2:30 PM · A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Colleges on CampusFebruary

26 4th period Baptist School of Business and Delta Technical School

Announcements for Thursday, February 22, 2018 Congratulations to the following art students for having their art selected by Memphis Brooks Museum of

Art to go on display at the local Pinnacle Bank branches throughout Shelby county. Their work will be on display for the month of March Shrid-har Athin-Nara-Ya-Nan, KT Prichard, Kennedy Jarrett, Lily Dixon, and Jie Wang. Way to represent White Station!

Volunteers to tutor at students at Grahamwood should see Mrs, Holland for more information! This is a very fulfilling opportunity to help kids learn to read.

DECA State qualifiers there will be extra test study and role play practice TODAY in rooms M123 and M125. Go the extra mile!

Sign-ups for auditions for the Color Guard/Dance Team that perform with the White Station Marching Band will be Monday and Tuesday during and after school. Auditions will be held TODAY at 2:45 in the Band Room. Experienced dancers, please prepare a one minute or less routine to show your skills. Have music on your phone to play during the audition. You will not audition if you do not sign up by this Tuesday after school.

Tennis mandatory meeting TODAY afternoon in Mr. Waller’s room M018 regarding forms, fees, and the tennis schedule.

If you would like to tryout to become a Basketball cheerleader, please listen carefully to the following dates: Starting TODAY, write your number on the list outside Mrs. Gray’s room E200. There will be a Mandatory Parent Meeting is NEXT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH AT 6PM in the cafeteria, when the paperwork will be given out. The tryout dates include a clinic March 26 and 27 and tryouts March 28 and 29. There is $30 tryout fee and you must have a valid physical in order to participate in the clinic and

tryouts. We are so excited to have you try out for our Basketball Cheerleading Team! Let's show some school spirit! Go Spartans!

Love lives on at Scribbler’s coffeehouse! Come out and perform songs, poems, or skits and watch friends’ performances for $5, TOMORROW with pillows and blankets for an everlasting love themed coffeehouse.

Seniors, if you are interested in going on the Senior trip to Six Flags St.Louis, get the information from your English teacher or Ms. Fairchild in E303. 1st payment is due February 26.

Key of She and DoReHe invite you to their second annual Aca-Fest this Saturday from 10-2. Come hear some great live music, shop for gifts with many different vendors, and enter for a chance to win a gift card raffle! Admission is $5 and you get a free raffle entry with admission!

Come out to our Writing center mixer! Come meet our tutors and say hi! Please notice the date change: NEXT TUESDAY at 2:30 in m123.

Students interested in learning about journalism and the school newspaper are invited to attend an interest meeting this Tuesday, Feb. 27, in Mr. Harrison's room E-208 at 2:25 PM. The application process will be discussed. Come learn how Journalism will benefit you and your college resume. The meeting will last no more than 20 minutes.

JROTC is having their annual ball on March 3rd at the Botanic gardens from 7-11pm. Tickets are $25 for 1 and 2 for $40. You can buy tickets after school in the JROTC building from Major Michele Solis , Colonel Taylor Ratliff ,or Captain Linzie Easterling.

Junior/Senior Prom Information. Prom is April 7, 2018, at Minglewood Hall. Prom guideline sheets can be picked up now in the Student Support Service Office. Every student MUST

have a guideline sheet signed by a parent/ guardian in order to purchase a ticket. The guideline sheets also have the information needed about restricted dress attire and guest information.

Tickets to prom will be $45 dollars each. Once a ticket is sold…it is non-transferable and must be used by the name attached to that ticket. Tickets will go on sale the week after Spring

Break…March 19th

– March 23rd


-March 21st


. Seniors, it is important that you purchase

your tickets on the Senior Only Days because once we meet capacity…we will not sell additional tickets.

Students planning to take AP courses next year, pay close attention to the following:On February 26, 2018, the AP application website, accessible only from SCS campuses, will open February 26 and close March 9 at 3:30 pm. White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the

White Station Auditorium for students interested in taking a 2018-2019 AP course. University of Tennessee Knoxville’s Undergraduate Admissions is hosting a Research Day for High School

Juniors on March 24 from 9:00 am—5:00 pm. Registration closes on March 12, and it is co-sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Research and the Office of Undergraduate admissions, this event is the first of its kind. Research Day will showcase some of the most exciting research areas on campus. During breakout sessions you will visit labs, studios, classrooms, and more to learn about the experiential learning activities happening across disciplines. You will also meet professors and current UT students who are actively involved in research. Parents and guests are welcome to attend!

Seniors, the last day to pay your Senior Fees is April 17th during all lunches. These are the ONLY days Traditions will be here. Please make checks out to White Station High School. Also, please have correct change. The amount is $120. Cap and gown forms can be picked up in the Student Support Office on the morning of the day you are paying.

Seniors and juniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

TOMORROW, LeMoyne-Owen College (4th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


Colleges on Campus

February

23 4th period LeMoyne-Owen College

26 4th period Baptist School of Business and Delta Technical School

Announcements for Tuesday, February 20, 2018 Grahamwood needs students to read to their English language learners. This is a commitment of 6 weeks

where WSHS students will read with some of Grahamwood’s ESL students from 2:30-3:30 on either Tuesday or Thursday each week for six weeks. They will be happy to sign off on any service hours. See Mrs, Holland for more information! This is a very fulfilling opportunity to help kids learn to read.

Varsity Football Tryouts - If you are planning on trying out for the football team, and you did not attend the meeting last week. You need to see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym. Tryouts will continue TODAY and TOMORROW at 2:30 pm.

Attention all sophomores applying to AP Language and Composition for the 2018-2019 school year: Please meet Mrs. Alsobrook after school TODAY in the cafeteria to write your application essays. Plan to stay 1 hour, and bring a dark blue or black pen.

DECA State qualifiers there will be extra test study and role play practice Thursday in rooms M123 and M125. Go the extra mile!

Reminder to DECA members to bring or wear their Hump Day t-shirt for a photo during 4th period TODAY

Seniors, the two days to pay your Senior Fees are TODAY or April 17th during all lunches. These are the ONLY days Traditions will be here. Please make checks out to White Station High School. Also, please have correct change. The amount is $120. Cap and gown forms can be picked up in the Student Support Office on the morning of the day you are paying.

Sign ups for auditions for the Color Guard/Dance Team that perform with the White Station Marching Band will be Monday and Tuesday during and after school. Auditions will be held Thursday at 2:45 in the Band Room. Experienced dancers, please prepare a one minute or less routine to show your skills. Have music on your phone to play during the audition. You will not audition if you do not sign up by this Tuesday after school.

Tennis mandatory meeting Thursday afternoon in MR. Waller’s room M018 regarding forms, fees, and the tennis schedule.

Love lives on at Scribbler’s coffeehouse! Come out and perform songs, poems, or skits and watch friends’ performances for $5, Friday with pillows and blankets for an everlasting love themed coffeehouse.

Seniors, if you are interested in going on the Senior trip to Six Flags St.Louis, get the information from your English teacher or Ms. Fairchild in E303. 1st payment is due February 26.

Key of She and DoReHe invite you to their second annual Aca-Fest this Saturday from 10-2. Come hear some great live music, shop for gifts with many different vendors, and enter for a chance to win a gift card raffle! Admission is $5 and you get a free raffle entry with admission!

Come out to our Writing center mixer! Come meet our tutors and say hi! Please notice the date change: NEXT TUESDAY at 2:30 in m123.





Break…March 19th

– March 23rd


-March 21st





White Station Auditorium for students interested in taking a 2018-2019 AP course. University of Tennessee Knoxville’s Undergraduate Admissions is hosting a Research Day for High School Juniors on March 24 from

9:00 am—5:00 pm. Registration closes on March 12, and it is co-sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Research and the Office of Undergraduate admissions, this event is the first of its kind. Research Day will showcase some of the most exciting research areas on campus. During breakout sessions you will visit labs, studios, classrooms, and more to learn about the experiential learning activities happening across disciplines. You will also meet professors and current UT students who are actively involved in research. Parents and guests are welcome to attend!

Senior and Junior girls, Project Prom Dress is accepting request. If you would like a fabulous brand new

prom dress for free see Mrs. Brown-Malone for details. Young ladies must meet grade point average requirement.


TODAY, South East Missouri State University (2nd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


Colleges on Campus

February

20 2nd period South East Missouri State University (Giradrdeau, MO)

23 TBA LeMoyne-Owen College

26 TBA Baptist School of Business and Delta Technical School

Announcements for Friday, February 16, 2018 All bowling team members must return their uniforms to Coach Stegall ASAP. Those who do not return

their uniform will have their next report card held. Get it done. Seniors admitted to Ole Miss and with exceptional leadership, see Mrs. Heaston TODAY to be nominated

for a scholarship. Bridge Builders’ summer program early applications are due TODAY. Application details can be found in

the announcements or the guidance link online at the White Station website or see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor.

If you are taking or have taken Calculus and are interested in participating in TMTA, please come to Ms. Cui's room M212 after school TODAY for tryouts.

The Muslim Students' Association will be having a meeting TODAY, in Mr.Ide's room M219 to conduct prayer. We highly encourage all members to attend.

Grahamwood needs students to read to their English language learners. This is a commitment of 6 weeks where WSHS students will read with some of Grahamwoods ESL students from 2:30-3:30 on

either Tuesday or Thursday each week for six weeks. They will be happy to sign off on any service hours. See Mrs, Holland for more information! This is a very fulfilling opportunity to help kids learn to read.

African American History Program Practice Monday, Febuary 19th is mandatory for all Participants. Practice will be from 2:30-5:00.

Come out to our Writing center mixer! Come meet our tutors and say hi! Tuesday February 20th at

2:30 in m123. Varsity Football Tryouts - If you are planning on trying out for the football team, and you did not attend the

meeting last week. You need to see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym. Tryouts will be Feb 20 and Feb 21 at 2:30 pm.

Attention all sophomores applying to AP Language and Composition for the 2018-2019 school year: Please meet Mrs. Alsobrook after school Tuesday, February 20 in the cafeteria to write your application essays. Plan to stay 1 hour, and bring a dark blue or black pen. Seniors, the two days to pay your Senior Fees are February 20th or April 17th during all lunches. These are

the ONLY days Traditions will be here. Please make checks out to White Station High School. Also, please have correct change. The amount is $120. Cap and gown forms can be picked up in the Student Support Office on the morning of the day you are paying.

DECA State qualifiers there will be extra test study and role play practice Tuesdays and Thursdays through Thursday, February 22 in rooms M123 and M125. Go the extra mile!

Love lives on at Scribbler’s coffeehouse! Come out and perform songs, poems, or skits and watch friends’ performances for $5, Friday, February 23rd with pillows and blankets for an everlasting love themed coffeehouse.





Break…March 19th

– March 23rd


-March 21st





White Station Auditorium for students interested in taking a 2018-2019 AP course. Senior and Junior girls, Project Prom Dress is accepting request. If you would like a fabulous brand new

prom dress for free see Mrs. Brown-Malone for details. Young ladies must meet grade point average requirement.


TUESDAY, South East Missouri State University (2nd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


Colleges on Campus

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Announcements for Thursday, February 15, 2018

Congratulations to the White Station High WREG Knowledge Bowl squad. On Monday night, our team defeated Arlington High School in the SEMIFINAL match 385 to 295 and moves on to the championship round. The opponent is yet to be determined.

The Facing History and Ourselves Student Leadership group will be collecting Valentine's gifts donations for the patients at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital through TOMORROW. Unfortunately, we cannot accept candy or any perishable items, but here are a few items that would be really helpful: Coloring books, Crayons, Play dough, Stuffed animals, Puzzles. Please drop off your donations in Ms. Barczak's room -- E108

JROTC is selling crushes for your crush they’re only one dollar and they’ll be sold after school and during all lunches.

National Honor Society current members, our February meeting is TOMORROW immediately after school in the auditorium.

The Humane Society Club is having a meeting TOMORROW in Ms. Patterson’s room, F111. It’s never too late to join so come help animals in need.

Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup TOMORROW. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green

Seniors admitted to Ole Miss and with exceptional leadership, see Mrs. Heaston by FRIDAY to be nominated for a scholarship.

Come out to our Writing center mixer! Come meet our tutors and say hi! Tuesday February 20th at 2:30 in m123.

Varsity Football Tryouts - If you are planning on trying out for the football team, and you did not attend the meeting last week. You need to see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym. Tryouts will be Feb 20 and Feb 21 at 2:30 pm




Bridge Builders’ summer program early applications are due by February 16. Application details can be found in the announcements or the guidance link online at the White Station website or see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor.


White Station Auditorium. This is a great opportunity to learn about the benefits, requirements, costs, curriculum, and Advanced Placement tests. You will be able to meet the teachers and current students to determine what Advanced Placement courses you want to pursue for the 2018-19 school year.

Hello Senior and Junior girls. Project Prom Dress is accepting request. If you would like a fabulous brand new prom dress for free see Mrs. Brown-Malone for details. Young ladies must meet grade point average requirement.

A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

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Announcements for Wednesday, February 14, 2018 National Honor Society current members, our February meeting is TODAY immediately after school in the

auditorium. The Humane Society Club is having a meeting TODAY in Ms. Patterson’s room, F111. It’s never too late

to join so come help animals in need. Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup TODAY. We

will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green Seniors admitted to Ole Miss and with exceptional leadership, see Mrs. Heaston by TOMORROW to be

nominated for a scholarship. Bridge Builders’ summer program early applications are due by February 16. Application details can be

found in the announcements or the guidance link online at the White Station website or see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor.


Varsity Football Tryouts - If you are planning on trying out for the football team, and you did not attend the meeting last week. You need to see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym. Tryouts will be Feb 20 and Feb 21 at 2:30 pm.

Seniors, the two days to pay your Senior Fees is February 20th

or April 17th

during all lunches. These are the ONLY days Traditions will be here.

Please make checks out to White Station High School. Also please have correct change. The amount is $120. Cap and Gowns forms can be picked up in the Student Support Office on the

morning of the day you are paying. DECA State qualifiers there will be extra test study and role play practice Tuesdays and Thursdays

through Thursday, February 22 in rooms M123 and M125. Go the extra mile! Love lives on at Scribbler’s coffeehouse! Come out and perform songs, poems, or skits and watch friends’

performances for $5, Friday, February 23rd with pillows and blankets for an everlasting love themed coffeehouse.


Junior/Senior Prom Information. Prom is April 7, 2018, at Minglewood Hall. Prom guideline sheets can be picked up now in the Student Support Service Office.

Every student MUST have a guideline sheet signed by a parent/ guardian in order to purchase a ticket. The guideline sheets also have the information needed

about restricted dress attire and guest information. Tickets to prom will be $45 dollars each. Once a ticket is sold…it is non-transferable and must be used by the

name attached to that ticket. Tickets will go on sale the week after Spring Break…March 19th

– March 23rd


-

March 21st


. Seniors, it is important that you purchase your tickets on the Senior Only Days because once we meet

capacity…we will not sell additional tickets. Students planning to take AP courses next year, pay close attention to the following:On February 26, 2018, the AP application website, accessible only from SCS campuses, will open February 26 and close March 9 at 3:30 pm. White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the

White Station Auditorium for students interested in taking a 2018-2019 AP course.

Senior and Junior girls, Project Prom Dress is accepting request. If you would like a fabulous brand new prom dress for free see Mrs. Brown-Malone for details. Young ladies must meet grade point average requirement.


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Announcements for Tuesday, February 13, 2018 Announcements for TOMORROW need to be sent by 7pm tonight! Tennis tryouts will be held TODAY weather permitting. If you are interested in joining the team you must

have a physical in order to tryout. See Mr. Waller if you have any questions. French Club is hosting a Mardi Gras party afterschool TODAY in Madame Barczak's room (E108)

featuring great food and fun! If you are not yet a member of French Club, but you are interested in coming to this event and becoming a member, then please bring $5.

Juniors and seniors waiting to join the National Honor Society, invitation letters were sent Friday afternoon. If you did not receive one and have a 3.85 cumulative GPA, please see Mr. Robbins TODAY immediately after school in the library.

Powderpuff football is back! Everyone interested in joining your grade's powderpuff football team as a female player or male coach must attend the informational meeting TODAY in the auditorium after school.

The Facing History and Ourselves Student Leadership group will be collecting Valentine's gifts donations for the patients at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital from through Wednesday, February 14th. Unfortunately, we cannot accept candy or any perishable items, but here are a few items that would be really helpful: Coloring books, Crayons, Play dough, Stuffed animals, Puzzles. Please drop off your donations in Ms. Barczak's room -- E108

JROTC is selling crushes for your crush they’re only one dollar and they’ll be sold after school and during all lunches.

Varsity Football Tryouts - If you are planning on trying out for the football team, and you did not attend the meeting last week. You need to see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym. Tryouts will be Feb 20 and Feb 21 at 2:30 pm

National Honor Society current members, our February meeting is this Thursday immediately after school in the auditorium.

The Humane Society Club is having a meeting this Thursday, the 15th, in Ms. Patterson’s room, F111. It’s never too late to join so come help animals in need.

Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup this Thursday, February 15th. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green





Students, if you are looking for a summer program that will transform you into a leader poised to reach across, lead the way and build our community. Then, Bridge Builders is just what you are looking for. Early application deadline is February 16. Application details can be found in the announcements or the guidance link online at the White Station website or see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor.




Seniors admitted to Ole Miss and with exceptional leadership, see Mrs. Heaston this week to be nominated for a scholarship.


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20 2nd period South East Missouri State University (Giradrdeau, MO

Announcements for Monday, February 12, 2018 There will be soccer tryouts TODAY from 2:45 til 4:45 at the football practice field. A completed physical

form is required to tryout. No exceptions. White Station Baseball Tryouts will be TODAY. Time: 2:30 to 3:15. Location: Baseball field. Must have a

physical. If you are currently committed to another in - season sport please come talk to Coach Walter about trying out at a later date.

Attention ALL Latino Voices club members and anyone who is interested in volunteer hours! The WSHS Latino Voices Club will be making Valentines cards TODAY after school from 2:30-3:30 for children in need. The meeting will be held in the library. Please join us in making those who are in pain or without a family feel loved.

Tennis tryouts will be held TOMORROW weather permitting. If you are interested in joining the team you must have a physical in order to tryout. See Mr. Waller if you have any questions.

French Club is hosting a Mardi Gras party afterschool TOMORROW in Madame Barczak's room (E108) featuring great food and fun! If you are not yet a member of French Club, but you are interested in coming to this event and becoming a member, then please bring $5.











MONDAY, Baylor University (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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12 3rd Period Baylor University (Waco, TX)


Announcements for Friday, February 9, 2018 Yesterday marksmanship won against Manassas 979 to 703. High firer of the day was Michelle Bond with

262, Ethan king with 254, Nicholas Jeffers with 236, and Nathan Tucker with 227. The Muslim Students' Association will be having a meeting TODAY, after prayer, in Mr. Ide's room M219

to discuss community service and outreach plans for the rest of the school year. We highly encourage all members, even if you have never participated in the MSA, to attend this meeting.

All girls volleyball players need to meet in Ms. Cornell's room after school TODAY. There will be soccer tryouts Monday from 2:45 til 4:45 at the football practice field. A completed physical

form is required to tryout. No exceptions.

White Station Baseball Tryouts will be Monday. Time: 2:30 to 3:15. Location: Baseball field. Must have a physical. If you are currently committed to another in - season sport please come talk to Coach Walter about trying out at a later date.

Attention ALL Latino Voices club members and anyone who is interested in volunteer hours! The WSHS Latino Voices Club will be making Valentines cards MONDAY after school from 2:30-3:30 for children in need. The meeting will be held in the library. Please join us in making those who are in pain or without a family feel loved.

Tennis tryouts will be held Tuesday weather permitting. If you are interested in joining the team you must have a physical in order to tryout. See Mr. Waller if you have any questions.

French Club is hosting a Mardi Gras party afterschool on Tuesday in Madame Barczak's room (E108) featuring great food and fun! If you are not yet a member of French Club, but you are interested in coming to this event and becoming a member, then please bring $5.


The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This week’s pet is Meiko. He is a fun-loving, retriever Labrador mix. To know more information, see the pet of the week posters.





Students planning to take AP courses next year, pay close attention to the following:On February 26, 2018, the AP application website will open -accessible only from SCS campuses (website address will be posted that day)On March 1, AP information night for parents (students may attend as well)On March 9 at 3:30 pm, the AP online application closes White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the





MONDAY, Baylor University (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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Announcements for Wednesday, February 8, 2018 The last day to register for an Online or Credit Recovery class for 2nd semester is TODAY. See your

Counselor to sign up. The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This week’s pet is Meiko. He is a fun-loving,

retriever Labrador mix. To know more information, see the pet of the week posters. The Muslim Students' Association will be having a meeting this Friday, after prayer, in Mr. Ide's room

M219 to discuss community service and outreach plans for the rest of the school year. We highly encourage all members, even if you have never participated in the MSA, to attend this meeting.

There will be soccer tryouts next Monday on Feb 12th From 2:45 til 4:45 at the football practice field. A completed physical form is required to tryout. No exceptions.

White Station Baseball Tryouts will be Monday Feb. 12th. Time: 2:30 to 3:15. Location: Baseball field. Must have a physical. If you are currently committed to another in - season sport please come talk to Coach Walter about trying out at a later date.

Attention ALL Latino Voices club members and anyone who is interested in volunteer hours! The WSHS Latino Voices Club will be making Valentines cards THIS MONDAY February 12th after school from 2:30-3:30 for children in need. The meeting will be held in the library. Please join us in making those who are in pain or without a family feel loved.

Tennis tryouts will be held Tuesday, Feb 13 weather permitting. If you are interested in joining the team you must have a physical in order to tryout. See Mr. Waller if you have any questions.

French Club is hosting a Mardi Gras party afterschool on Tuesday, February 13 in Madame Barczak's room (E108) featuring great food and fun! If you are not yet a member of French Club, but you are interested in coming to this event and becoming a member, then please bring $5.


It’s that time of year again ,JROTC is selling Crushes for your crush. Crushes are only $1. You can buy them during all lunches. They will be passed out on Valentines Day.



Students planning to take AP courses next year, pay close attention to the following:On February 26, 2018, the AP application website will open -accessible only from SCS campuses (website address will be posted that day)On March 1, AP information night for parents (students may attend as well)On March 9 at 3:30 pm, the AP online application closes White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the





TODAY, Lincoln Memorial University (2nd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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8 2nd Period Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, TN)



Announcements for Tuesday, February 6, 2018 Congratulations to the following artist for being selected as finalists in this years's MEMPHIS

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PAINTING and PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST: Sara Griffith, Cooper Turman , Reanna Ruddick , and Shrid-har Athin-ara-yanan. Over a million people will see their finished work hanging in the Airport Concourse over the next few months. Way to represent, Spartan Artists!!!!


It’s that time of year again ,JROTC is selling Crushes for your crush. Crushes are only $1. You can buy them during all lunches. They will be passed out on Valentines Day.

The morning announcement staff is in need of a new member. If interested in joining the announcement staff, please come to auditions TODAY in the library at 2:20.

If you want to gain connections with influential individuals in the Memphis community and participate in an exciting service project funded by Memphis Rotary Club, come to the Rotary Interact Meeting TODAY in Mr. Rakestraw's room M111, from 2:15 to 3:00!

The last day to register for an Online or Credit Recovery class for 2nd semester is TOMORROW. See your Counselor to sign up.

he Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This week’s pet is Meiko. He is a fun-loving, retriever Labrador mix. To know more information, see the pet of the week posters.

There will be soccer tryouts next Monday on Feb 12th From 2:45 til 4:45 at the football practice field. A completed physical form is required to tryout. No exceptions.

Tennis tryouts will be held Tuesday, Feb 13 weather permitting. If you are interested in joining the team you must have a physical in order to tryout. See Mr. Waller if you have any questions.

French Club is hosting a Mardi Gras party afterschool on Tuesday, February 13 in Madame Barczak's room (E108) featuring great food and fun! If you are not yet a member of French Club, but you are interested in coming to this event and becoming a member, then please bring $5.


Students planning to take AP courses next year, pay close attention to the following:On February 26, 2018, the AP application website will open -accessible only from SCS campuses (website address will be posted that day)On March 1, AP information night for parents (students may attend as well)On March 9 at 3:30 pm, the AP online application closes

White Station High School’s Advanced Placement Open House will be held on March 1, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. in the White Station Auditorium. This is a great opportunity to learn about the benefits, requirements, costs, curriculum, and Advanced Placement tests. You will be able to meet the teachers and current students to determine what Advanced Placement courses you want to pursue for the 2018-19 school year.


TOMORROW, Lincoln Memorial University (2nd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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Announcements for Friday, February 2, 2018 The Muslim Students' Association would like to thank everyone who participated in World Hijab Day. We

hope that you had an enriching experience and gained valuable religious insight about Muslims. Also, we will have an MSA meeting TODAY from 2:30-3:00 in Mr.Ide's room M219 to hold Friday Prayers.

Are you interested in exploring cultures from around the world? Do you like representing your own culture? Fusion, White Station’s annual multicultural festival, will be having an interest meeting on February 6th in room E206.

The morning announcement staff is in need of a new member. If interested in joining the announcement staff, please come to auditions Wednesday, February 7 in the library at 2:20.

The last day to register for an Online or Credit Recovery class for 2nd semester is Feb. 8th. See your Counselor to sign up


TOMORROW, University of Southern Alabama (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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Announcements for Thursday, February 1, 2018 Congratulations to the winners of the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards: Shridahar Athinarayanan with a

Gold Key in Poetry and Janay Kelley with an Honorable Metion in Short Story. Hello Chefs! The next Culinary Club meeting is TODAY after school in Mr. Coulter's room M132! If you

do not have your food item or club card, you will not be able to get in! There will be an important Spectrum meeting TODAY in room M131 from 2:30-3:15. Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup TODAY. We

will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green! Do you like helping animals? Do you like raising money for a good cause? Then you should join the

Humane Society Club. There is a meeting TODAY in Ms. Patterson's room F111. It's not too late to join, so come help a good cause.

Attention seniors, if you were a winner of any senior superlative, please come to Mr. Pentecost’s room, M239, after school TODAY to have your picture taken for the yearbook.

Deaf drama will be holding auditions today from 2:30-3pm for a part in the black history program. Please be ready to sign your freedom rider lines this afternoon. We look forward to seeing the talent that wshs has to offer.

In celebration of World Hijab Day today, the Muslim Students’ Association will be passing out hijabs, or Islamic headscarves, to willing participants to be worn throughout the day. If you choose to participate, you will receive valuable cultural insight, an enriching experience, and your choice of a Schlotzky’s turkey breast or veggie sandwich at the end of the day. Members will be going around during participants’ first periods to distribute the hijabs.

Math team members: please come by Ms.Cui's room, M212, after school today, February 1st, for the 4x4 competition

Students.. the last day to register for an Online or Credit Recovery class for 2nd semester is Feb. 8th. See your Counselor to sign up.

Seniors and juniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the

following: TOMORROW, University of Southern Alabama (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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1 3rd Period University of Southern Alabama (Mobile, AL)




Announcements for Wednesday, January 31, 2018 Anyone who plans to try out for the FOOTBALL team must be present at the meeting TODAY at 2:30 in

the East Gym. Hello Chefs! The next Culinary Club meeting is TOMORROW after school in Mr. Coulter's room M132!

If you do not have your food item or club card, you will not be able to get in! There will be an important Spectrum meeting TOMORROW in room M131 from 2:30-3:15. Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup

TOMORROW. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green!

Writers interested in representing White Station at the University of Memphis WordSmith competition Sunday, February 25, should see Mrs. McFalls at 2:30 Tuesday in Room E207.


TOMORROW, University of Southern Alabama (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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Announcements for Tuesday, January 30, 2018 Auditions for the Spring musical The Spitfire Grill continue TODAY from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir

room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information.

TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be TODAY! We will meet in the library for about an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and choose the topics for our own talks. Signed release forms should also be turned in on Tuesday if possible.

FBLA is partnering with LeBonheur and FM100 with "Cards for Kids". Put a smile on a young patients face by creating a valentine's card to be delivered to the patients of LeBonheur Hospital. Join us at our Card

making party after school in the cafeteria TODAY from 2:30-3:15. FBLA will supply snacks and decorating supplies. Stop by, take a few minutes, and make somebody's day!!!

Students going to Nashville on January 31st, Ms. Sugarmon needs to meet with you after school TODAY in Room M112. The minutes should last only 15 minutes.

Anyone who plans to try out for the FOOTBALL team must be present at the meeting TOMORROW and 2:30 in the East Gym.

Hello Chefs! The next Culinary Club meeting is this Thursday, February 1st after school in Mr. Coulter's room M132! If you do not have your food item or club card, you will not be able to get in!

There will be an important Spectrum meeting this Thursday in room M131 from 2:30-3:15. Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after-school cleanup this Thursday,

February 1st. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green!



THURSDAY, University of Southern Alabama (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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Announcements for Monday, January 29, 2018 Congratulations to the JROTC Staff and cadets on their participation in Brigade Boards. These cadets

competed against students from Cordova, Kingsbury, and East. The following positions were awarded:Brigade Commander: Taylor Ratliff, Brigade G-2: Catherine Hu, Brigade G-6: Michele Solis, Superior Cadet 1st and 2nd Year: Annaelle Pelletier, Jie Wang, Outstanding Leader 1st and 2nd Year: Johnnie Walton, Ayaka Koga, Outstanding Company Commander: Bill Biligeer, Scottish American Military Society: Alexis Anderson

The following Spartans have advanced to the FBLA State level of competition: Stephanie He won 1st place in Economics, The team of Carrington Body, Avi Dixit, & Neil Arora took 1st place in Global Business, Mira Milman won 1st place in Journalism, Xintong Wang -1st place in Management Decision Making, Marissa Pittman - 1st place in Organizational Leadership, Anthony Madubuonwu, Sona Vaghela, & Brandon Nwokeji - 1st place in Sports and Entertainment Management, and Jessica Lam, Wenjing Zhang, & Sophie Wood - 3rd place in Sports & Entertainment Mgt.Please congratulate these young people when you see them.

Auditions for the Spring musical The Spitfire Grill will be held TODAY and TOMORROW from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information.

Attention Science National Honor Society members! There will be a meeting TODAY in Ms. Cornell's room to discuss upcoming volunteer opportunities at the district science fair and White Station Middle. Please be there to sign up for days.

TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be TOMORROW! We will meet in the library for about an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and choose the topics for our own talks. Signed release forms should also be turned in on Tuesday if possible.

FBLA is partnering with LeBonheur and FM100 with "Cards for Kids". Put a smile on a young patients face by creating a valentine's card to be delivered to the patients of LeBonheur Hospital. Join us at our Card making party after school in the cafeteria on tomorrow from 2:30-3:15. FBLA will supply snacks and decorating supplies. Stop by, take a few minutes, and make somebody's day!!!

Anyone who plans to try out for the FOOTBALL team must be present at the meeting on Wednesday, January 31st and 2:30 in the East Gym.

Hello Chefs! The next Culinary Club meeting is this Thursday, February 1st after school in Mr. Coulter's room M132! If you do not have your food item or club card, you will not be able to get in!



TODAY, Mississippi State University (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the


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Announcements for Friday, January 26, 2018 Congratulations to the following students who have made it to State Competition for FCCLA: Gold -

Kailtlin McDade, Demecca Prude, Alden Thomas, Jeanell Jones, Winny Lemmy, Viree Potter, Tyia Middleton, Cincir Evanns; Silver - Alaysha Moore, Marrisa Walker, Rajala Bean, Kiana Dedrick, Breanne Echols, Allen Hatchett, Darian Sanchez, Elias Neal, Nyla McCraine, Paige Lee, Madison Finley, Kemya Owens, Kaila Beckwith, Corea Ross, Tamara Rucker; and Bronze - Maya Campbell, Genesis Johnson, Jace Redeemer, Zamaya Coleman, Amanda Johnson

Congratulations to Ricki Le and Tara Sandlin as being accepted to travel to the Czech Republic through Memphis in May student exchange.

National Honor Society current members, our January meeting has been rescheduled to TODAY at 2:20 in the auditorium. If you cannot make it, please email us.

We will be having a deaf drama meeting TODAY from 2:30-3:00. Anyone who is interested in American Sign Language and wants to act while doing it.

African American History Program is looking for dancers. Come and see Ms. R.Davis in room F222. Auditions are TODAY 2:30 - 3:30P.M.

Do you need a last-minute review for the February ACT? Looking for long-term study opportunities for standardized testing? Fear no more; the ACT Prep club will be hosting tutoring sessions every Thursday in Mrs. Cui’s room M212. All your flaws we fill fix to help you get that thirty-six!

Balfour will be here TOMORROW during all lunches for senior graduation supply payments. Auditions for the Spring musical The Spitfire Grill will be held January 29 & 30 from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir

room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information.

TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be Tuesday, January 30! We will meet in the library for about an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and choose the topics for our own talks. Signed release forms should also be turned in on Tuesday if possible.

Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 26 in order to remain Tennessee Promise eligible.

Juniors, colleges are coming to our campus this semester to meet you and tell you about the opportunities that are available on their various college campuses. This is a great opportunity to meet admissions officers and learn about the college process. Please sign up in the guidance office to attend the visits. You can get a College Visit Form from your English teacher or Mrs. Fleming. The colleges coming to campus are Mississippi State University, University of Southern Alabama, Austin Peay State University, University of Southern Florida, Lincoln Memorial University, Baylor University, and South East Missouri State University.


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Announcements for Thursday, January 25, 2018 Congratulations to the following students who have made it to State Competition for FCCLA: Gold - Kailtlin McDade, Demecca Prude, Alden Thomas, Jeanell Jones, Winny Lemmy, Viree Potter, Tyia Middleton, Cincir Evanns; Silver - Alaysha Moore, Marrisa Walker, Rajala Bean, Kiana Dedrick, Breanne Echols, Allen Hatchett, Darian Sanchez, Elias Neal, Nyla McCraine, Paige Lee, Madison Finley, Kemya Owens, Kaila Beckwith, Corea Ross, Tamara Rucker; and Bronze - Maya Campbell, Genesis Johnson, Jace Redeemer, Zamaya Coleman, Amanda Johnson Congratulations to Ricki Le and Tara Sandlin as being accepted to travel to the Czech Republic through Memphis in May student exchange. National Honor Society current members, our January meeting has been rescheduled to TODAY at 2:20 in the auditorium. If you cannot make it, please email us. We will be having a deaf drama meeting TODAY from 2:30-3:00. Anyone who is interested in American Sign Language and wants to act while doing it. African American History Program is looking for dancers. Come and see Ms. R.Davis in room F222. Auditions are TODAY 2:30 - 3:30P.M. Do you need a last-minute review for the February ACT? Looking for long-term study opportunities for standardized testing? Fear no more; the ACT Prep club will be hosting tutoring sessions every Thursday in Mrs. Cui’s room M212. All your flaws we fill fix to help you get that thirty-six! Balfour will be here TOMORROW during all lunches for senior graduation supply payments. Auditions for the Spring musical The Spitfire Grill will be held January 29 & 30 from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information. TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be Tuesday, January 30! We will meet in the library for about an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and choose the topics for our own talks. Signed release forms should also be turned in on Tuesday if possible. Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 26 in order to remain Tennessee Promise eligible. Juniors, colleges are coming to our campus this semester to meet you and tell you about the opportunities that are available on their various college campuses. This is a great opportunity to meet admissions officers and learn about the college process. Please sign up in the guidance office to attend the visits. You can get a College Visit Form from your English teacher or Mrs. Fleming. The colleges coming to campus are Mississippi State University, University of Southern Alabama, Austin Peay State University, University of Southern Florida, Lincoln Memorial University, Baylor University, and South East Missouri State University. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Announcements for Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Announcement Staff, please attend a brief meeting TODAY in the library after school. If you cannot make it, email Mr. Robbins.

Your last chance to be part the Spartan Track and Field Team will be 3:00 PM TODAY at Halle Stadium. Bring running shoes, not basketball shoes, athletic wear and a will to compete. Please be prompt.

National Honor Society current members, our January meeting has been rescheduled to TOMORROW at 2:20 in the auditorium. If you cannot make it, please email us.


Auditions for the Spring musical The Spitfire Grill will be held January 29 & 30 from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information.

Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 26 in order to remain Tennessee Promise eligible.

Juniors, colleges are coming to our campus this semester to meet you and tell you about the opportunities that are available on their various college campuses. This is a great opportunity to meet admissions officers and learn about the college process. Please sign up in the guidance office to attend the visits. You can get a College Visit Form from your English teacher or Mrs. Fleming. The colleges coming to campus are University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, University of Southern Alabama, Austin Peay State University, Lincoln Memorial University, Baylor University, and South East Missouri State University.


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Announcements for Tuesday, January 23, 2018 Congratulations to White Station Artists for winning big in this year's MID-SOUTH SCHOLASTIC ART

AWARDS! This year, out of a total of 3500 entries and 3 states,our art students won 78 total awards! This


morning , I'll read the GOLD KEY WINNERS. Tomorrow, we'll read the more winners. Congrats to: -Shrid-har Athin-yara-nan for winning 2 GOLD KEYS and the BEST DRAWING AWARD.

-Jie Wang for winning 2 GOLD KEYS and THE AMERICAN VISIONS AWARD. -SARA SOMERS won a GOLD for her total Portfolio of 8 drawings. LAK-SCHMI TUMMAL-LA-PALLI won a GOLD KEY for her cartoon art piece. STEPHANIE WANG won 2 GOLD KEYS for her painting and drawing . VIRGINIA MCDONALD won a GOLD KEY for her photography. K.T. PRICHARD won a GOLD KEY for her color pencil . ZOE REEVES won a GOLD KEY for her mixed media work. LILY DIXON won a GOLD KEY FOR her scratchboard. KENNEDY JARRETT won a GOLD KEY for her color pencil composition. The Spartan Science Olympiad teams competed in the Pope John Paul II High School Science Olympiad

Invitational in Hendersonville, TN over the weekend. The Spartans placed first and second out of a field of 20 Science Olympiad teams from across TN. Way to go Spartans! On to Regionals in February!!

Anyone interested in being on the soccer team should attend a meeting after school TODAY until 2:45 in the cafeteria. Important information will be handed out so make sure you are there.

The Muslim Students' Association will be meeting TODAY after school in Mr.Ide's room M219 to finalize our plans for World Hijab Day.


Announcement Staff, please attend a brief meeting TOMORROW in the library after school. If you cannot make it, email Mr. Robbins.

Your last chance to be part the Spartan Track and Field Team will be 3:00 PM TOMORROW at Halle Stadium. Bring running shoes, not basketball shoes, athletic wear and a will to compete. Please be prompt.

National Honor Society current members, our January meeting has been rescheduled to this Thursday at 2:20 in the auditorium. If you cannot make it, please email us.


Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 26 in order to remain TN Promise eligible.

The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This week’s pet is a cat named Vanilla Bean. He is fun, loving, and in need of a home. For more information, see the pet of the week posters.

Juniors, colleges are coming to our campus this semester to meet you and tell you about the opportunities that are available on their various college campuses. This is a great opportunity to meet admissions officers and learn about the college process. Please sign up in the guidance office to attend the visits. You can get a College Visit Form from your English teacher or Mrs. Fleming. The colleges coming to campus are University of Tennessee Knoxville School of Business and Engineering, University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, University of Southern Alabama, Austin Peay State University, Lincoln Memorial University, Baylor University, and South East Missouri State University.


TODAY, UTK School of Business & Engineering (2nd period) and University of Mississippi (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. Today is a very special day in Sparta! January 23 is the birthday of our illustrious leader, Principal David

Mansfield!! Please be sure to wish him a Happy Day when you see him!!! A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the



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23 2nd Period UTK School of Business & Engineering (Knoxville, TN)

23 3rd Period University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS)


February





Announcements for Monday, January 22, 2018 Congratulations to all the DECA District Winners and State Qualifiers. DECA Members who competed in

this year's DECA Districts were also competing to qualify for DECA State to be held this March in Chattanooga. Of the 59 WSHS competitors 51 qualified for DECA State competition. The list of winners is posted outside room M123. Take a look to see who won, and congratulate your fellow classmates.

White Station won in a Marksmanship competition against Trezvant last week 954 to 857. Highest firers of the day were Ethan king with 262, Nicholas Jeffers with 254, Michelle Bond with 237 and Alan Lopez with 201.

Thank you to the following students for their efforts over the extended break with cleaning for water damage repair: Tina Nguyen, Amy Xue, Stephanie Wang, Fouz Abu-Obied, Kristina Quach, Eric Figurola, Andrew Wu, McKenzie Cornell, Andrew Chen, Madison Centobene, Andrew Rutledge, Levi Evans, Weston Hataway, and Ivan Campos

Attention Seniors: Senior Quote forms are now available. You can get them from your English teacher or outside of Mr. Pentecost’s Room M239. All forms are due to THE BOX OUTSIDE OF MR. PENTECOST'S ROOM M239 BY TODAY. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Open house is tonight at six. All teachers of honors and AP classes should attend. Anyone wishing to represent their club or organization in the cafeteria should contact Mrs. Holland.

Anyone interested in being on the soccer team should attend a meeting after school TOMORROW until 2:45 in the cafeteria. Important information will be handed out so make sure you are there.

Do you need last minute review for the February ACT? Looking for long-term study opportunities for standardized testing? Fear no more, the ACT Prep club will be hosting tutoring sessions every Thursday in Mrs. Cui’s room M212. All your flaws we fill fix to help you get that thirty-six!


Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 26 in order to remain TN Promise eligible. Failure to complete the FAFSA by the deadline will result in the


permanent loss of your TN Promise eligibility. Seniors FAFSA help is available. All senior English teachers have a list of resources where you can go and get help completing your FAFSA.

The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This week’s pet is a cat named Vanilla Bean. He is fun, loving, and in need of a home. For more information, see the pet of the week posters.


TOMORROW, UTK School of Business & Engineering (2nd period) and University of Mississippi (3rd period)

All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.


Colleges on Campus

January

23 2nd Period UTK School of Business & Engineering (Knoxville, TN)

23 3rd Period University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS)


February





Announcements for Wednesday, January 10, 2018

To all Spartan girls, E-Board will be collecting Homecoming Court nominations during all lunches from TODAY to Friday, January 12th. Remember that all candidates are subject to administrative approval.

If you are scheduled to take an online class second semester, please check with Mrs. Carlson or Mrs. Doyle in the library to verify your log in information. Attention all aspiring track and field athletes, Time trials will be 3:00PM Wednesday at Halle Stadium. Please be on time. To any seniors interested, E-Board will be hosting Pep Rally announcer auditions in Ms. Coats’s room, F123, after school TODAY from 2:30-3:15. Bring your enthusiasm! Please see Mrs. Kannady ASAP if you are in need of service hours!!! Opportunity this weekend!! If you want to learn about how you can make a difference about issues on our campus come to the Rotary Interact Club Meeting this Friday in Mr. Rakestraw's room M111 from 2:30 to 3:30. Seniors FAFSA help is available. All senior English teachers have a list of resources where you can go and get help completing your FAFSA. This must be done by January 16 to remain eligible to receive the Tennessee Promise Scholarship. This is also the application to receive the Tennessee Hope Scholarship or financial aid. Seniors, Please come to student services from January 9th – 12th to vote for your favorite prom theme. You can come anytime during the day. The majority selected theme will be the 2018 Prom theme so please cast your vote. Attention Seniors: Senior Quote forms are now available. You can get them from your English teacher or outside of Mr. Pentecost’s Room M239. All forms are due to THE BOX OUTSIDE OF MR. PENTECOST'S ROOM M239 BY FRIDAY JANUARY 19. NO EXCEPTIONS. Seniors, An important letter is being sent home with your report cards on Wednesday. This letter has important information about senior fees and due dates. Please make sure that you read this letter and share the information with your parents. Also if you did not receive the letter…you can pick up a copy in the Student Support office. Auditions for the Spring musical The Spitfire Grill will be held January 29 & 30 from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information. Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 26, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. CT in order to remain TN Promise eligible. Failure to complete the FAFSA by the deadline will result in the permanent loss of your TN Promise eligibility. Please join the swim team at chipotle for spirit night January 20 from 4 to 8 and help us get to state!! Proceeds go to help all qualified swimmers go to state!! A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Announcements for Tuesday, January 9, 2018 To all students, E-Board will be hosting a Town Hall in the auditorium TODAY from 2:30-3:30. Please

come out to discuss school wide functions and to vote on Homecoming days. Attention debate team. Don't forget practice resumes this week starting TODAY after school in Rakestraw's

room. To all Spartan girls, E-Board will be collecting Homecoming Court nominations during all lunches from

TOMORROW to Friday, January 12th. Remember that all candidates are subject to administrative approval.

If you are scheduled to take an online class second semester, please check with Mrs. Carlson or Mrs. Doyle in the library to verify your log in information.

Attention all aspiring track and field athletes, Time trials will be 3:00PM Wednesday at Halle Stadium. Please be on time.

To any seniors interested, E-Board will be hosting Pep Rally announcer auditions in Ms. Coats’s room, F123, after school on Thursday, January 11th from 2:30-3:15. Bring your enthusiasm!

The Duke visit is today, Tuesday, January 9 at 10:00 in the library.

If you want to learn about how you can make a difference about issues on our campus come to the Rotary Interact Club Meeting this Friday in Mr. Rakestraw's room M111 from 2:30 to 3:30.

Seniors FAFSA help is available. All senior English teachers have a list of resources where you can go and get help completing your FAFSA. This must be done by January 16 to remain eligible to receive the Tennessee Promise Scholarship. This is also the application to receive the Tennessee Hope Scholarship or financial aid.

Seniors, Please come to student services from January 9th – 12th to vote for your favorite prom theme. You can come anytime during the day. The majority selected theme will be the 2018 Prom theme so please cast your vote.

Attention Seniors: Senior Quote forms are now available. You can get them from your English teacher or outside of Mr. Pentecost’s Room M239. All forms are due to THE BOX OUTSIDE OF MR. PENTECOST'S ROOM M239 BY FRIDAY JANUARY 19. NO EXCEPTIONS.


Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 16, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. CT in order to remain TN Promise eligible. Failure to complete the FAFSA by the deadline will result in the permanent loss of your TN Promise eligibility.

Please join the swim team at chipotle for spirit night January 20 from 4 to 8 and help us get to state!! Proceeds go to help all qualified swimmers go to state!!


Announcements for Monday, January 8, 2018 To all students, E-Board will be hosting a Town Hall in the auditorium on Tuesday, January 9th from 2:30-

3:30. Please come out to discuss school wide functions and to vote on Homecoming days. To all Spartan girls, E-Board will be collecting Homecoming Court nominations during all lunches from

Wednesday, January 10th to Friday, January 12th. Remember that all candidates are subject to administrative approval.

To any seniors interested, E-Board will be hosting Pep Rally announcer auditions in Ms. Coats’s room, F123, after school on Thursday, January 11th from 2:30-3:15. Bring your enthusiasm!

Duke University will be here Tuesday, January 9 at 8:00 in the library. Please see your English teacher or Mrs. Fleming for a slip to attend the visit.

If you want to learn about how you can make a difference about issues on our campus come to the Rotary Interact Club Meeting this Friday in Mr Rakestraw's room, M111 from 2:30 to 3:30

Attention debate team. Don't forget practice resumes this week starting Tuesday after school in Rakestraw's room


Seniors with a serious interest in majoring in animal science or veterinary medicine, please email Mrs. Heaston your resume and paragraph of your interest in that particular field. There is a one-time $3700 scholarship waiting for a senior with interested in that field. Deadline is TODAY.

Spartan Traditions items are in, and there are extra available for purchase. See Mrs. Kannady for details. White Station BASEball Pre Season Conditioning will start TODAY. Players will meet at the Baseball

field or the Sr. Gym depending on the weather. Conditioning will be Monday through Friday from 1:35 to 3:45. Athletes you must have a physical.






Announcements for Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Please come by the Library to schedule your exam for online classes. All exams must be taken TODAY!

The exams must be taken at school with Mrs. Doyle or Mrs. Carlson. Students can work on assignments until Dec. 31st. Teachers will begin entering grades on Jan. 3rd


Seniors with a serious interest in majoring in animal science or veterinary medicine, please email Mrs. Heaston your resume and paragraph of your interest in that particular field. There is a one-time $3700 scholarship waiting for a senior with interested in that field. Deadline is January 8, 2018.

Spartan Traditions items are in, and there are extra available for purchase. See Mrs. Kannady for details. White Station BASEball Pre Season Conditioning will start January 8th. Players will meet at the Baseball

field or the Sr. Gym depending on the weather. Conditioning will be Monday through Friday from 1:35 to 3:45. Athletes you must have a physical.




Finally, students, please be reminded that school resumes Monday, January 8!

Announcements for Tuesday, December 19, 2017 Please come by the Library to schedule your exam for online classes. All exams must be taken

by TOMORROW! The exams must be taken at school with Mrs. Doyle or Mrs. Carlson. Students can work on assignments until Dec. 31st. Teachers will begin entering grades on Jan. 3rd

The Humane Society Club has put up a donation box in the main lobby. The pets at the Humane Society are in desperate need of blankets, pet food, pillows, towels, and toys. Donate and help an animal in need.

MPLOY Youth Summer Experience and Memphis Ambassador Program (MAP) application period is now open!!!!!! Application period is until December 31st. For more information, go to cityofmemphisyouth.org



White Station Baseball Pre Season Conditioning will start January 8th. Players will meet at the Baseball field or the Sr. Gym depending on the weather. Conditioning will be Monday through Friday from 1:35 to 3:45. Athletes you must have a physical.

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Please join the swim team at chipotle for spirit night 1/20/18 from 4 to 8 and help us get to state!! Proceeds go to help all qualified swimmers go to state!!


Announcements for Monday, December 18, 2017 Seniors, if you are exempt and will be checking in late or leaving early, your parents should email Mrs.

Motley at [email protected] to ensure proper documentation. Please come by the Library to schedule your exam for online classes. All exams must be taken

by December 20th! The exams must be taken at school with Mrs. Doyle or Mrs. Carlson. Students can work on assignments until Dec. 31st. Teachers will begin entering grades on Jan. 3rd

The Humane Society Club has put up a donation box in the main lobby. The pets at the Humane Society are in desperate need of blankets, pet food, pillows, towels, and toys. Donate and help an animal in need.




White Station Baseball Pre Season Conditioning will start January 8th. Players will meet at the Baseball field or the Sr. Gym depending on the weather. Conditioning will be Mon through Friday from 1:35 to 3:45. Athletes you must have a physical.




Please send the following to the cafeteria immediately following this morning announcements:

Ahmed AldhewalemAturo GomezCameron ConwayDeontre WaltonKyRhea BarnerMaoda Zhou

Paul BarclayRakayla WilliamsIllicio RamsonCateria NunleyDarryl StewartDeAwna Barnes

Dequan SmithFernando GuerreroPablo ZambranoBailey WaycasterDedrick McCollinsErin Thornton



mailto:[email protected]


Mario DelaRoseMatthew TaylorPrincess CrenshawWinny LemmyYazmin GrandberryAsahel MoguelAshley SeaseCamryn EvansDerrick EcholsD'Marquis SmithEmmanuel D'leonEssence EddinsGarret WallsJimmie CampbellJoshua HackettJoshua MillerKhalil WestMakayla SeayMare'sha BooneMichaela ThomasMichelle OrellanaMontrice DorseyNancy ModragonRamon MontoyaTyler RawlingsAl-Azim BurstonAlden ThomasAlyssa PoeNiehla SanchezSkyler BranchZechmaih Stovall

Announcements for Friday, December 15, 2017

White Station won against Whitehaven at a Marksmanship match yesterday 969 to 709. High firer of the day was Michelle Bond with 252, Nicholas Jeffers with 241, Ethan King with 240 and Alan Lopez with 236

Seniors, if you are exempt and will be checking in late or leaving early, your parents should email Mrs. Motley at [email protected] to ensure proper documentation.

Please come by the Library to schedule your exam for online classes. All exams must be taken by December 20th! The exams must be taken at school with Mrs. Doyle or Mrs. Carlson. Students can work on assignments until Dec. 31st. Teachers will begin entering grades on Jan. 3rd

Josten will be here TODAY at all lunches with the rings that have already been purchased. The Class of 2020 is partnering with the Humane Society until next Wednesday to collect

aluminum soda cans, preferably crushed, at all lunches. Any contribution is appreciated, and all proceeds are going to the Humane Society.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year again and you can spend it at Scribbler’s Holiday Special Coffeehouse! Bring your pillows and blankets Friday, December 15th from 5:30 until 9 in the auditorium lobby and spend a festive night with friends, watching performances and enjoying food and fun for only $5.







Announcements for Thursday, December 14, 2017 Please come by the Library to schedule your exam for online classes. All exams must be

taken by December 20th! The exams must be taken at school with Mrs. Doyle or Mrs. Carlson. Students can work on assignments until Dec. 31st. Teachers will begin entering grades on Jan. 3rd




Josten will be here Friday at all lunches with the rings that have already been purchased. The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This pet of the week is Perro,

who is fun, energetic and needs a home for the holidays. For more information, see the pet of the week posters.

The Class of 2020 is partnering with the Humane Society until next Wednesday to collect aluminum soda cans, preferably crushed, at all lunches. Any contribution is appreciated, and all proceeds are going to the Humane Society.



Auditions for the Spring musical, “The Spitfire Grill” will be held January 29 & 30 from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information.


Money can be won through the Phi Lambda Omega scholarship, the Penny Hardaway Contest, the Scholastic Scholarship, or the Centre College in Lexington, Kentucky. See your counselor or the announcements online for more details.



Announcements for Wednesday, December 13, 2017 The deadline for announcements to be read TOMORROW is 11:59 tonight! JROTC Knowledge Bowl wins over Kingsbury 110-20 Participants : Laura Shi, Diran Tan, Kriti Bomb, Catherine Hu, Sarah Ding! Awesome Job cadets! Please come by the Library to schedule your exam for online classes. All exams must be taken by December 20th! The exams must be taken at school with Mrs. Doyle or Mrs. Carlson. Students can work on assignments until Dec.31st. Teachers will begin entering grades on Jan. 3rd

The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This pet of the week is Perro, who is fun, energetic and needs a home for the holidays. For more information, see the pet of the week posters.



The Class of 2020 is partnering with the Humane Society until next Wednesday to collect aluminum soda cans, preferably crushed, at all lunches. Any contribution is appreciated, and all proceeds are going to the Humane Society. It’s the most wonderful time of the year again and you can spend it at Scribbler’s Holiday Special Coffeehouse! Bring your pillows and blankets Friday, December 15th from 5:30 until 9 in the auditorium lobby and spend a festive night with friends, watching performances and enjoying food and fun for only $5. MPLOY Youth Summer Experience and Memphis Ambassador Program (MAP) application period is now open!!!!!! Application period is until December 31st. For more information, go to cityofmemphisyouth.org Auditions for the Spring musical, “The Spitfire Grill” will be held January 29 & 30 from 2:30 – 4 in the Choir room. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a song from an established musical, a song from the show, or a folk/country selection. See Mr. Massey, Mr. Powell or Mr. Lawrence for more information. Seniors with a serious interest in majoring in animal science or veterinary medicine, please email Mrs. Heaston your resume and paragraph of your interest in that particular field. There is a one-time $3700 scholarship waiting for a senior with interested in that field. Deadline is January 8, 2018. Money can be won through the Phi Lambda Omega scholarship, the Penny Hardaway Contest, the Scholastic Scholarship, or the Centre College in Lexington, Kentucky. See your counselor or the announcements online for more details. Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 16, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. CT in order to remain TN Promise eligible. Failure to complete the FAFSA by the deadline will result in the permanent loss of your TN Promise eligibility. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Scholarship Opportunities

Attention National Merit Semifinalist: UWA is a four-year public university located in Livingston, Alabama, that offers a wide variety of degree programs and student involvement opportunities. Our student's recent success published in the program for the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalist gained UWA's attention. Based off your student's title as a semifinalist, UWA will provide a scholarship to cover all tuition cost. In addition to an impressive scholarship, out-of-state tuition is also waived. To check out all the great opportunities UWA has to offer, head over to our website, http://www.uwa.edu/.

Phi Lambda Omega will offer four scholarships ranging from $5,000.00 to $1,000.00 for seniors who meet the following:

1. Be a graduating high school senior from the Greater Memphis and Shelby County Area including surrounding counties. 2. Have a minimum 2.5 G.P.A. 3. Submit an official school transcript. 4. Perform a 3 to5 minutes talent during the showcase. 5. Secure two signed letters of recommendation from the following: Guidance Counselor and Teacher. 6. Submit a recent photograph. 7. Complete narrative essay (250 – 400 words.) 8. Submit a $50 Non-refundable application fee (cashier’s check or money order only) with completed packet postmarked by December 20, 2017- additional information is located on the application. Applications are available in the guidance complex

Announcements for Tuesday, December 12, 2017 We will make underwater fireworks at the ChemClub meeting TODAY after school in

Mr.Richardson's room, M137. Snacks will be provided. TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be TODAY! We will meet in the library for an hour after

school to watch and discuss TED talks and talk about what makes an idea great to help us prepare for our own talks next semester.

Attention all Spartans! TODAY, E-Board is hosting another Sparta Town Hall. If you have any ideas or concerns about our school and how to make it better, meet us in auditorium from 2:30-3:30. Also, get the inside scoop on an exciting internship opportunity at Bridge Builders and upcoming student council events.

The ACT Prep club will be hosting tutoring sessions TODAY in Mrs. Cui’s room M212. All your flaws we will fix to help you get that thirty-six!

Please come by the Library to schedule your exam for online classes. All exams must be taken by December 20th!

The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This pet of the week is Perro, who is fun, energetic and needs a home for the holidays. For more information see the pet of the week posters."



Money can be won through the Phi Lambda Omega scholarship, the Penny Hardaway Contest, the Scholastic Scholarship, or the Centre College in Lexington, Kentucky. See your counselor or the announcements online for more details.





Scholarship OpportunitiesAttention National Merit Semifinalist: UWA is a four-year public university located in Livingston, Alabama, that offers a wide variety of degree programs and student involvement opportunities. Our student's recent success published in the program for the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalist gained UWA's attention. Based off your student's title as a semifinalist, UWA will provide a scholarship to cover all tuition cost. In addition to an impressive scholarship, out-of-state tuition is also waived. To check out all the great opportunities UWA has to offer, head over to our website, http://www.uwa.edu/. Phi Lambda Omega will offer four scholarships ranging from $5,000.00 to $1,000.00 for seniors who meet the following:1. Be a graduating high school senior from the Greater Memphis and Shelby County Area including surrounding counties. 2. Have a minimum 2.5 G.P.A. 3. Submit an official school transcript. 4. Perform a 3 to5 minutes talent during the showcase. 5. Secure two signed letters of recommendation from the following: Guidance Counselor and Teacher. 6. Submit a recent photograph. 7. Complete narrative essay (250 – 400 words.) 8. Submit a $50 Non-refundable application fee (cashier’s check or money order only) with completed packet postmarked by December 20, 2017- additional information is located on the application. Applications are available in the guidance complex

Announcements for Monday, December 11, 2017 There will be a ChemClub meeting in Mr.Richardson's room, M137 TOMORROW after

school. Snacks will be provided. TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be TOMORROW! We will meet in the library for an hour

after school to watch and discuss TED talks and talk about what makes an idea great to help us prepare for our own talks next semester.

Attention all Spartans! TOMORROW, E-Board is hosting another Sparta Town Hall. If you have any ideas or concerns about our school and how to make it better, meet us in auditorium from 2:30-3:30. Also, get the inside scoop on an exciting internship opportunity at Bridge Builders and upcoming student council events.

The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters. This pet of the week is Perro, who is fun, energetic and needs a home for the holidays. For more information see the pet of the week posters."


The ACT Prep club will be hosting tutoring sessions every Tuesday in Mrs. Cui’s room M212. All your flaws we will fix to help you get that thirty-six!



Money can be won through the Phi Lambda Omega scholarship, the Penny Hardaway Contest, the Scholastic Scholarship, or the Centre College in Lexington, KY. See your counselor or the announcements online for more details.




Announcements for Friday, December 8, 2017 Congratulations to the Bowling Team, who won all of their games this season which, made

them District 18 champions. In the City Championship this past Saturday, they were defeated by Ridgeway which made them City runner- ups.

Yesterday, JROTC Marksmanship won against Cordova, 964 to 921. High firer of the day was Michelle Bond with 258, Ethan King with 247, Taylor Ratliff with 232, and Nicholas Jeffers with 227.

The last day to register for the trip to the Dominican Republic this coming June is TODAY. Find Mr. Perez in room E101 for any information if you are interested. There are only two spots remaining, and the last day to register is Friday at midnight. That is in two days, so hurry!

The annual DECA/Faculty Basketball game is TODAY during 7th period. Tickets will be on sale Tuesday-Friday of this week during all lunch periods for $5. YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET TO ATTEND THE GAME. Proceeds will benefit Meals On Wheels.


We will be having a Rotary Interact Club meeting TODAY in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111 to discuss holiday volunteer opportunities! Anyone is welcome to come and participate in our service activities and get volunteer hours!

JROTC is having a Holiday Movie Night TONIGHT from 5:30-9:30 pm at the JROTC building! This will be a double feature! Cost is only $5!! Bring Money for snacks! Come in your ugly Christmas sweater!

The White Station High School Band Booster Organization will be hosting a Moe’s Fundraiser Night TONIGHT from 7 pm to 9 pm. Cost is $10.00 cash at the door and all-you-can-eat. Location is 6300 Poplar Avenue. Please come out and support the band!

There will be a ChemClub meeting in Mr.Richardson's room, M137, on Tuesday 12/12 after school. Snacks will be provided.

TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be Tuesday, December 12! We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and talk about what makes an idea great to help us prepare for our own talks next semester.



Southwest Community College will be here next week. Seniors can come to the library during their lunch and apply to Southwest and have their application fee waived. Mrs. Fleming will be giving the representative your transcript so that you will be completely applied and ready to be accepted to Southwest. This is a great opportunity to have your community college application process completed. This will be done in two days so that you will receive the attention needed to complete the process. All interested students with the last names L-Z will come to the library during their lunch TODAY.

Sophomores, your student counsel invites you to come to the Sophomore Socializer in the Cafeteria TOMORROW. Tickets will be sold for four dollars during all lunches TODAY and will cost five dollars upon entry. The event will include food, music, and much more. Come congregate and have a good time with your fellow Spartans.








Announcements for Thursday, December 7, 2017 Performing alongside the marching band at football games, the color guard spins flags and

utilizes contemporary dance to add visual effects to the show. A short interest meeting for those wishing to join next year's color guard will be held TODAY in the band room from 2:30-3:00. Keep in mind this is NOT the same as ROTC's color guard, and you don't have to be in the band to join. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Sims in the band room.

Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after school cleanup TODAY. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green

The next Culinary Club meeting is coming up TODAY, right after school in Mr. Coulter's room M132. Please keep in mind you will not be able to get into the meeting without your club card and whatever food item you signed up to bring! We hope to see you there! Remember, anyone can cook!

Any National Honor Society member who owes any documentation should see Mr. Robbins TODAY in the auditorium immediately after school.

There is a coin drive for the Humane Society Club TODAY. All the proceeds will go directly to the Humane Society and help animal in need. Thank you for your support.

Back by popular demand. The DECA officers will be hosting "How to study for a DECA exam" workshop TODAY, from 2:30-3:15 in room M123. Pizza will be provided.

The Make A Wish Club is having Spirit Night at the Chipotle on Poplar--TODAY from 4-8 PM! Come out to support us by purchasing anything & make sure you mention WSHS Make a Wish Club!

Math team members: please come by Ms.Cui's room after school TODAY for the ciphering time trials.

The last day to register for the trip to the Dominican Republic this coming June is TOMORROW. Find Mr. Perez in room E101 for any information if you are interested. There are only two spots remaining, and the last day to register is Friday at midnight. That is in two days, so hurry!

The annual DECA/Faculty Basketball game is TOMORROW during 7th period. Tickets will be on sale Tuesday-Friday of this week during all lunch periods for $5. YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET TO ATTEND THE GAME. Proceeds will benefit Meals On Wheels.

JROTC is having a Holiday Movie Night TOMORROW from 5:30-9:30 pm at the JROTC building! This will be a double feature! Cost is only $5!! Bring Money for snacks! Come in your ugly Christmas sweater!

We will be having a Rotary Interact Club meeting TOMORROW in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111 to discuss holiday volunteer opportunities! Anyone is welcome to come and participate in our service activities and get volunteer hours!

The White Station High School Band Booster Organization will be hosting a Moe’s Fundraiser Night TOMORROW from 7 pm to 9 pm. Cost is $10.00 cash at the door and all-you-can-eat. Location is 6300 Poplar Avenue. Please come out and support the band!

There will be a ChemClub meeting in Mr.Richardson's room, M137, on Tuesday 12/12 after school. Snacks will be provided.

TED-Ed Club's next meeting will be Tuesday, December 12! We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and talk about what makes an idea great to help us prepare for our own talks next semester.



Southwest Community College will be here next week. Seniors can come to the library during their lunch and apply to Southwest and have their application fee waived. Mrs. Fleming will be giving the representative your transcript so that you will be completely applied and ready to be accepted to Southwest. This is a great opportunity to have your community college application process completed. This will be done in two days so that you will receive the attention needed to complete the process. All interested students with the last names L-Z will come to the library during their lunch TODAY.

Sophomores, your student counsel invites you to come to the Sophomore Socializer in the Cafeteria TOMORROW. Tickets will be sold for four dollars during all lunches TODAY and will cost five dollars upon entry. The event will include food, music, and much more. Come congregate and have a good time with your fellow Spartans.



Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 16, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. CT in order to remain TN Promise eligible. Failure to



complete the FAFSA by the deadline will result in the permanent loss of your TN Promise eligibility.



Announcements for Tuesday, December 5, 2017 Congratulations to the Boys bowling team, who won 1st in their district, and runner-up in city

at Saturday’s tournament against Ridgeway. Performing alongside the marching band at football games, the color guard spins flags and utilizes contemporary

dance to add visual effects to the show. A short interest meeting for those wishing to join next year's color guard will be held this THURSDAY in the band room from 2:30-3:00. Keep in mind this is NOT the same as ROTC's color guard, and you don't have to be in the band to join. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Sims in the band room.

Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having an after school cleanup this Thursday, December 7th. We will meet at the picnic area behind the school. Please come out to get service hours and make Sparta green

If you need a last-minute review for the ACT or are looking for long-term study opportunities for standardized testing, the ACT Prep club will be hosting tutoring sessions every Tuesday in Mrs. Cui’s room M212. All your flaws we will fix to help you get that thirty-six!

The next Culinary Club meeting is coming up on Thursday, December 7th, right after school in Mr. Coulter's room M132. Please keep in mind you will not be able to get into the meeting without your club card and whatever food item you signed up to bring! We hope to see you there! Remember, anyone can cook!

There is a coin drive for the Humane Society Club this Tuesday through Thursday. All the proceeds will go directly to the Humane Society and help animal in need. Thank you for your support.

Back by popular demand. The DECA officers will be hosting "How to study for a DECA exam" workshop on Thursday, December 7th, from 2:30-3:15 in room M123. Pizza will be provided.

The Make A Wish Club is having Spirit Night at the Chipotle on Poplar--Thursday, December 7th from 4-8 PM! Come out to support us by purchasing anything & make sure you mention WSHS Make a Wish Club!

The annual DECA/Faculty Basketball game is this Friday, Dec. 8th, during 7th period. Tickets will be on sale Tuesday-Friday of this week during all lunch periods for $5. YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET TO ATTEND THE GAME. Proceeds will benefit Meals On Wheels.

JROTC is having a Holiday Movie Night Friday, December 8th from 5:30-9:30 pm at the JROTC building! This will be a double feature! Cost is only $5!! Bring Money for snacks! Come in your ugly Christmas sweater!

We will be having a Rotary Interact Club meeting this Friday in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111 to discuss holiday volunteer opportunities! Anyone is welcome to come and participate in our service activities and get volunteer hours!


Southwest Community College will be here next week. Seniors can come to the library during their lunch and apply to Southwest and have their application fee waived. Mrs. Fleming will be giving the representative your transcript so that you will be completely applied and ready to be accepted to Southwest. This is a great opportunity to have your community college application process completed. This will be done in two days so that you will receive the attention needed to complete the process. and all interested All students with the last names A-K will come to the library during their lunch Wednesday, December 6, and all interested students with the last names L-Z will come to the library during their lunch Thursday, December 7.

Sophomores, your student counsel invites you to come to the Sophomore Socializer in the Cafeteria on Friday, December 8th. Tickets will be sold for four dollars during all lunches until December 8th and will cost five dollars upon entry. The event will include food, music, and much more. Come congregate and have a good time with your fellow Spartans.

Have you made plans for next summer? If you enjoy water rafting, scuba diving, pottery making, and exploring a new culture outside the U.S., come see Mr. Perez in room E101 for details. Reservations are now being made for the trip to the Dominican Republic, June 2018.

MPLOY Youth Summer Experience and Memphis Ambassador Program (MAP) application period is now open!!!!!! Application period is from December 1-December 31st. For more information go to cityofmemphisyouth.org


Seniors, your 2018-2019 FAFSA MUST be completed at www.fafsa.gov no later than January 16, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. CT in order to remain TN Promise eligible. Failure to



complete the FAFSA by the deadline will result in the permanent loss of your TN Promise eligibility.



Announcements for Monday, December 4, 2017 The next Culinary Club meeting is coming up on Thursday, December 7th, right after

school in Mr. Coulter's room M132. Please keep in mind you will not be able to get into the meeting without your club card and whatever food item you signed up to bring! We hope to see you there! Remember, anyone can cook!

JROTC is having a Holiday Movie Night next Friday, December 8th from 5:30-9:30 pm at the JROTC building ! This will be a double feature! Cost is only $5!! Bring Money for snacks! Come in your ugly Christmas sweater or your favorite onsie !


Southwest Community College will be here next week. Seniors can come to the library during their lunch and apply to Southwest and have their application fee waived. Mrs. Fleming will be giving the representative your transcript so that you will be completely applied and ready to be accepted to Southwest. This is a great opportunity to have your community college application process completed. This will be done in two days so that you will receive the attention needed to complete the process. and all interested All students with the last names A-K will come to the library during their lunch Wednesday, December 6, and

all interested students with the last names L-Z will come to the library during their lunch Thursday, December 7.


Have you made plans for next summer? If you enjoy water rafting, scuba diving, pottery making, and exploring a new culture outside the U.S., come see Mr. Perez in room E101 for details. Reservations are now being made for the trip to the Dominican Republic, June 2018.

Money can be won through the Phi Lambda Omega scholarship and the Penny Hardaway Contest. See the announcements online for more details.

Seniors with a serious interest in Centre College in Lexington, KY... see Mrs. Heaston for a scholarship nomination. Deadline for nominations are January 5, 2018.




Announcements for Friday, December 1, 2017


WSHS JROTC marksmanship team beat Kingsbury yesterday 957 to 628. High fired of the day was Ethan King with a 262, Michelle Bond with 237, Nicholas Jeffers with 234, and Alan Lopez with 224.


Seniors, Balfour will be collecting money for graduation announcements and supplies TODAY during all

WSHS Drama presents Antigone December 1, 2, and 3 at 7pm. $5 at the door. Have you made plans for next summer? If you enjoy water rafting, scuba diving, pottery

making, and exploring a new culture outside the U.S., come see Mr. Perez in room E101 for details. Reservations are now being made for the trip to the Dominican Republic, June 2018.

The blood drive is TODAY! Anyone in need of volunteer hours please come see Mrs. Kannady in M207 the St. Jude

marathon is in need of more people!! SCS is soliciting students for their summer internship. Interested students should go to SCS

website and look for Career Ready! Summer Internships. Students may submit applications to Ms. Erma Carter at the BOE (Board of Education), but they must be turned in TODAY.

FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leaf. TODAY is the last day, so please drop off new, un-open toys in M118.

For all players interested in playing soccer this year there will be a meeting TODAY after school in room m111. Attendance is very important.

Money can be won through the Phi Lambda Omega scholarship and the Penny Hardaway Contest. See the announcements online for more details.

Seniors with a serious interest in Centre College in Lexington, KY... see Mrs. Heaston for a scholarship nomination. Deadline for nominations are January 5, 2018.


JROTC is having a Holiday Movie Night next Friday, December 8th from 5:30-9:30 pm at the JROTC building ! This will be a double feature! Cost is only $5!! Bring Money for snacks! Come in your ugly Christmas sweater or your favorite onsie !


Southwest Community College will be here next week. Seniors can come to the library during their lunch and apply to Southwest and have their application fee waived. Mrs. Fleming will be giving the representative your transcript so that you will be completely applied and ready to be accepted to Southwest. This is a great opportunity to have your community college application process completed. This will be done in two days so that you will receive the attention needed to complete the process. and all interested All students with the last names A-K will come to the library during their lunch Wednesday, December 6, and

all interested students with the last names L-Z will come to the library during their lunch Thursday, December 7.




Announcements for Wednesday, November 29, 2017

The 2017 Fall EOC assessments have been postponed until tomorrow, Thursday, November 30th, at 8:00 AM. Students who received a 2017 Fall EOC assessment notification WILL NOT start testing today, but will report to the library for testing tomorrow morning at 8:00 AM. Please make sure that you return your Project Graduation contracts to your counselor to be signed up for a Project Graduation course. Courses will fill up so please make sure that you do not miss out on an opportunity to earn and recover credits.

· Sophomores, your student counsel invites you to come to the Sophomore Socializer in the Cafeteria on Friday, December 8th. Tickets will be sold for four dollars during all


lunches starting TODAY to December 8th and will cost five dollars upon entry. The event will include food, music, and much more. Come congregate and have a good time with your fellow Spartans.

· JROTC will be collecting non-perishable food in the JROTC building for the Mid-South Food Bank TOMORROW.

· Seniors, Balfour will be collecting money for graduation announcements and supplies TOMORROW during all lunches. The $60 deposit can be paid with credit card, money order, cash, or check made payable to Balfour. See the main office for informational packets.

· WSHS DECA is hosting a workshop opportunity that will enrich young women with the knowledge on how to become an entrepreneur! This workshop opportunity will be youth-led and facilitated by DECA members. This workshop is exclusive to only young women and will be held TOMORROW in Mrs.Skoog's room (M123) 2:30 to 3:00 with refreshments!

· If you like animals or raising money for a good cause, then you should join the Humane Society Club. There is a meeting TOMORROW, in Ms. Patterson’s room F111. It’s not too late to join.

· Spectrum, the LGBT Club, will be having a meeting TOMORROW, in room M131 from 2:30 to 3:15.

· WSHS Drama presents Antigone December 1, 2, and 3 at 7pm. $5 at the door. Have you made plans for next summer? If you enjoy water rafting, scuba diving, pottery making, and exploring a new culture outside the U.S., come see Mr. Perez in room E101 for details. Reservations are now being made for the trip to the Dominican Republic, June 2018.

· The blood drive is this Friday, December 1st! During lunch make sure to turn in your consent forms and to pick up your permission slip to leave your class period the day of the blood drive! Also for those wanting to still sign up for the blood drive, make sure to pick up a form.

· Anyone in need of volunteer hours please come see Mrs. Kannady in M207 the St. Jude marathon is in need of more people!!

· Did you miss the Spartan Traditions order? Do you want more? Come see Mrs. Kannady this week and get your order in!! Last one before Winter Break!!

· SCS is soliciting students for their summer internship. Interested students should go to SCS website and look for Career Ready! Summer Internships. Students may submit applications to Ms. Erma Carter at the BOE (Board of Education), but they must be turned in by December 1.

· FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leaf through December 1. Please drop off new, un-open toys in M118.

· Phi Lambda Omega will offer four scholarships ranging from $5,000.00 to $1,000.00 for seniors with a 2.5 GPA or higher who complete a video and a narrative essay. Full details are available in the announcements online or in the guidance complex.

· Juniors, the Penny Hardaway Contest essays are due by December 4th. You may pick up a guideline sheet from you English teachers or Mrs. Brown, the counselor. Mrs. Brown will even scan in your essay.

· It’s the most wonderful time of the year again and you can spend it at Scribbler’s Holiday Special Coffeehouse! Bring your pillows and blankets Friday, December 15th from 5:30 until 9 in the auditorium lobby and spend a festive night with friends, watching performances and enjoying food and fun for only $5.


Southwest Community College will be here next week. Seniors can come to the library during their lunch and apply to Southwest and have their application fee waived. Mrs. Fleming will be giving the representative your transcript so that you will be completely applied and ready to be accepted to Southwest. This is a great opportunity to have your community college application process completed. This will be done in two days so that you will receive the attention needed to complete the process. All interested students with the last names L-Z will come to the library during their lunch Monday, December 4, and all interested students with the last names A-K will come to the library during their lunch Wednesday, December 6 .





1. Be a graduating high school senior from the Greater Memphis and Shelby County Area including surrounding counties. 2. Have a minimum 2.5 G.P.A. 3. Submit an official school transcript. 4. Perform a 3 to5 minutes talent during the showcase. 5. Secure two signed letters of recommendation from the following: Guidance Counselor and Teacher. 6. Submit a recent photograph. 7. Complete narrative essay (250 – 400 words.) 8. Submit a $50 Non-refundable application fee (cashier’s check or money order only) with completed packet postmarked by December 20, 2017- additional information is located on the

Announcements for Tuesday, November 28, 2017 Please make sure that you return your Project Graduation contracts to your counselor to be

signed up for a Project Graduation course. Courses will fill up so please make sure that you do not miss out on an opportunity to earn and recover credits.

TED-Ed Club's next meeting is TODAY! We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and discuss what makes an idea great to help us prepare for our own talks. All interested students are welcome to join us next Tuesday.

JROTC will be collecting non-perishable food in the JROTC building for the Mid-South Food Bank through November 30th.

Seniors, Balfour will be collecting money for graduation announcements and supplies on Thursday, November 30 during all lunches. The $60 deposit can be paid with credit card, money order, cash, or check made payable to Balfour. See the main office for informational packets.

Attention All DECA members: The DECA Officers are sponsoring " What's Your Competitive Advantage; Taking the DECA Test" workshop, Thursday, November 30th after school in room M123. Snacks will be provided.

WSHS Drama presents Antigone December 1, 2, and 3 at 7pm. $5 at the door. Anyone in need of volunteer hours please come see Mrs. Kannady in M207 the St. Jude

marathon is in need of more people!! Did you miss the Spartan Traditions order? Do you want more? Come see Mrs. Kannady this

week and get your order in!! Last one before Winter Break!! SCS is soliciting students for their summer internship. Interested students should go to SCS

website and look for Career Ready! Summer Internships. Students may submit applications to Ms. Erma Carter at the BOE (Board of Education), but they must be turned in by December 1.

FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leaf through December 1. Please drop off new, un-open toys in M118.

Phi Lambda Omega will offer four scholarships ranging from $5,000.00 to $1,000.00 for seniors with a 2.5 GPA or higher who complete a video and a narrative essay. Full details are available in the announcements online or in the guidance complex.

Juniors, the Penny Hardaway Contest essays are due by December 4th. You may pick up a guideline sheet from you English teachers or Mrs. Brown, the counselor. Mrs. Brown will even scan in your essay.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year again and you can spend it at Scribbler’s Holiday Special Coffeehouse! Bring your pillows and blankets Friday, December 15th from 5:30

until 9 in the auditorium lobby and spend a festive night with friends, watching performances and enjoying food and fun for only $5.

A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website




1. Be a graduating high school senior from the Greater Memphis and Shelby County Area including surrounding counties. 2. Have a minimum 2.5 G.P.A. 3. Submit an official school transcript. 4. Perform a 3 to5 minutes talent during the showcase. 5. Secure two signed letters of recommendation from the following: Guidance Counselor and Teacher. 6. Submit a recent photograph. 7. Complete narrative essay (250 – 400 words.) 8. Submit a $50 Non-refundable application fee (cashier’s check or money order only) with completed packet postmarked by December 20, 2017- additional information is located on the application. Applications are available in the guidance complex.

Announcements for Monday, November 27, 2017 Please make sure that you return your Project Graduation contracts to your counselor to be

signed up for a Project Graduation course. Courses will fill up so please make sure that you do not miss out on an opportunity to earn and recover credits.

TED-Ed Club's next meeting is TOMORROW! We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and discuss what makes an idea great to help us prepare for our own talks. All interested students are welcome to join us next Tuesday.



WSHS Drama presents Antigone December 1, 2, and 3 at 7pm. $5 at the door.

http://www.uwa.edu/

Anyone in need of volunteer hours please come see Mrs. Kannady in M207 the St. Jude marathon is in need of more people!!

Did you miss the Spartan Traditions order? Do you want more? Come see Mrs. Kannady this week and get your order in!! Last one before Winter Break!!

SCS is soliciting students for their summer internship. Interested students should go to SCS website and look for Career Ready! Summer Internships. Students may submit applications to Ms. Erma Carter at the BOE (Board of Education), but they must be turned in by December 1.









1. Be a graduating high school senior from the Greater Memphis and Shelby County Area including surrounding counties. 2. Have a minimum 2.5 G.P.A. 3. Submit an official school transcript. 4. Perform a 3 to5 minutes talent during the showcase. 5. Secure two signed letters of recommendation from the following: Guidance Counselor and Teacher. 6. Submit a recent photograph. 7. Complete narrative essay (250 – 400 words.) 8. Submit a $50 Non-refundable application fee (cashier’s check or money order only) with completed

http://www.uwa.edu/

packet postmarked by December 20, 2017- additional information is located on the application. Applications are available in the guidance complex

Announcements for Monday, November 20, 2017 Congratulations to the undefeated Spartan boys bowling team for winning eight matches

in a row! The girls team has a winning season so far of five and three. Roll on Spartans!

Please make sure that you return your Project Graduation contracts to your counselor to be signed up for a Project Graduation course. Courses will fill up so please make sure that you do not miss out on an opportunity to earn and recover credits.

Seniors, Ms. Dodson will be in the cafeteria during all lunches TODAY selling senior shirts from the senior picnic for $10 and long-sleeve baseball t-shirts for $20 .

Reminder: TODAY are the last 2 days DECA members will be collecting canned food for Senior Citizens. Bring your canned food to room M123, the Main office or the Freshman Academy office.

Governor's School Deadline: Students who are applying to Governor's School. Your completed packet should be turned into you counselor TODAY. If you have questions see your counselor for help.

French Club will be having a potluck after school TODAY. If you would like to take part, please see Madame Zed in E108 to sign up or email [email protected].

TED-Ed Club's next meeting is Tuesday, November 28! We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and discuss what makes an idea great to help us prepare for our own talks. All interested students are welcome to join us next Tuesday.

Anyone in need of volunteer hours; please come see Mrs. Kannady in room M207 ASAP about volunteering with the St. Jude Marathon Expo and Race!!







Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:TODAY, The United States Naval Academy (3rd period) and Arkansas State University (6th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.






Colleges on Campus

November

http://www.uwa.edu/

Day Period College(s)

21 3rd Period The United States Naval Academy

6th Period Arkansas State University (Jonesboro, AR)

Announcements for Friday, November 17, 2017 TODAY is the last call for Advanced Placement Dues ($94-$142). JROTC is having a movie night TONIGHT from 5:00 -9:00pm instead of 3:30 -7:00pm

This is going to be a double feature! There will be snacks to purchase. Tickets are only $5 ! Pay at the door.


Seniors, this year we are doing a yearbook spread dedicated to senior memories. please send in any appropriate pictures you would like to see in the yearbook to [email protected]

The Humane Society Club has put up pet of the week posters of Crisco, who needs a home for the holidays. If you would like to adopt Crisco or want to know more information about him, see the pet of the week posters.

Seniors, Ms. Dodson will be in the cafeteria during all lunches next Tuesday selling senior shirts from the senior picnic for $10 and long-sleeve baseball t-shirts for $20 .

The White Station DECA chapter is conducting a canned food drive to support home bound Senior Citizens of our community. Canned fruit, vegetable, soup, and canned meat donations, can be dropped off in the Freshman Academy office, the Main office and room M123, now through November 21st.

Governor's School Deadline: Students who are applying to Governor's School. Your completed packet should be turned into you counselor no later than Tuesday, November 21th. If you have questions see your counselor for help.

French Club will be having a potluck afterschool next Tuesday, November 21. If you would like to take part, please see Madame Zed in E108 to sign up or email [email protected].





Juniors, want to earn a thousand dollars? Enter the Penny Hardaway Essay Contest. Essays are due December 4th. You may pick up a guideline sheet from you English teachers or Mrs. Brown, the counselor. Mrs. Brown will even scan in your essay.

The United States Naval Academy will be here on Tuesday, November 21 at 9:10 in the library. This is a great opportunity to learn how the service academies recruit great cadets.






Colleges on Campus

November


21 3rd Period The United States Naval Academy

6th Period Arkansas State University (Jonesboro, AR)

http://www.uwa.edu/

Announcements for Tuesday, November 14, 2017 FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leaf through

December 1. Please drop off new, un-open toys in M118. Seniors, this year we are doing a yearbook spread dedicated to senior memories. please

send in any appropriate pictures you would like to see in the yearbook to [email protected]

Seniors, Barnes and Barnes will be in the cafeteria during all lunches TODAY and TOMORROW selling Senior shirts. If you did not attend the senior picnic, but still want the senior t-shirt…here is your chance. She will also be selling a long sleeve baseball t-shirts with a different design as well. Order forms can be picked up in the senior office. The cost is $10 for the Senior Picnic t-shirt and $20 for the Baseball style t-shirt.

Blood Drive Signups will begin TOMORROW in the cafeteria during all lunches so if you are 16 or older make sure to come signup to donate.

Seniors, Balfour will return for graduation supplies orders and deposits THURSDAY during all lunches. The $60 required deposit can be paid with cash, money order, credit card, or a check made out to Balfour.

Woman Up is a club to raise awareness about women's issues like the wage gap and human trafficking. We will be having an interest meeting Thursday, the 16th, in Ms. Fisher's room, E306, at 2:30. We will also be discussing our current fundraiser. All are welcome.

Advanced Placement Dues ($94-$142) are being collected until November 17. JROTC is having a movie night on Friday November 17th from 3:30-7:00. This is going

to be a double feature! There will be snacks to purchase. Tickets are only $5 ! Pay at the door.

The White Station DECA chapter is conducting a canned food drive to support home bound Senior Citizens of our community. Canned fruit, vegetable, soup, and canned meat donations, can be dropped off in the Freshman Academy office, the Main office and room M123, now through November 21st. We thank you in advance for your support!




Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

http://www.uwa.edu/

TODAY, Missouri University of Science and Technology (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can

be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Colleges on Campus

November


14 3rd Period Missouri University of Science and Technology (Rolla, MO)

21 6th Period Arkansas State University (Jonesboro, AR)

Announcements for Tuesday, November 14, 2017 FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leaf through



Seniors, Barnes and Barnes will be in the cafeteria during all lunches TODAY and TOMORROW selling Senior shirts. If you did not attend the senior picnic, but still want the senior t-shirt…here is your chance. She will also be selling a long sleeve baseball t-shirts with a different design as well. Order forms can be picked up in the senior office. The cost is $10 for the Senior Picnic t-shirt and $20 for the Baseball style t-shirt.

Blood Drive Signups will begin TOMORROW in the cafeteria during all lunches so if you are 16 or older make sure to come signup to donate.


Woman Up is a club to raise awareness about women's issues like the wage gap and human trafficking. We will be having an interest meeting Thursday, the 16th, in Ms. Fisher's room, E306, at 2:30. We will also be discussing our current fundraiser. All are welcome.








TODAY, Missouri University of Science and Technology (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can


Colleges on Campus

November




Announcements for Wednesday, November 15, 2017 FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leaf through



http://www.uwa.edu/

Seniors, Barnes and Barnes will be in the cafeteria during all lunches TODAY selling Senior shirts. If you did not attend the senior picnic, but still want the senior t-shirt…here is your chance. She will also be selling a long sleeve baseball t-shirts with a different design as well. Order forms can be picked up in the senior office. The cost is $10 for the Senior Picnic t-shirt and $20 for the Baseball style t-shirt.

Blood Drive Signups will begin TODAY in the cafeteria during all lunches so if you are 16 or older make sure to come signup to donate.

Seniors, Balfour will return for graduation supplies orders and deposits TOMORROW during all lunches. The $60 required deposit can be paid with cash, money order, credit card, or a check made out to Balfour.

Woman Up is a club to raise awareness about women's issues like the wage gap and human trafficking. We will be having an interest meeting TOMORROW in Ms. Fisher's room, E306, at 2:30. We will also be discussing our current fundraiser. All are welcome.








Colleges on Campus

November


http://www.uwa.edu/


Announcements for Monday, November 13, 2017 FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leaf through



Seniors, Barnes and Barnes will be in the cafeteria during all lunches TOMORROW and Wednesday selling Senior shirts. If you did not attend the senior picnic, but still want the senior t-shirt…here is your chance. She will also be selling a long sleeve baseball t-shirts with a different design as well. Order forms can be picked up in the senior office. The cost is $10 for the Senior Picnic t-shirt and $20 for the Baseball style t-shirt.






Students can now sign up for a 2nd semester online class. See your alphabet counselor for details.



TODAY, Mississippi State University (5th period)TOMORROW, Missouri University of Science and Technology (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can


Colleges on Campus

November





Announcements for Wednesday, November 8, 2017 Teachers, please release the JROTC cadet's who are participating in the Mayor's Luncheon

@ 10:00 am to report to the JROTC building. Latino Voices is hosting a College Night for all White Station students and their families.

Come by to receive information about the college application process, FAFSA, scholarships, DACA, and more! College night will be held TONIGHT at 6:00 pm in the auditorium.

Attention all Community Service Club Members, we will be having another school clean up TODAY. We will meet in the picnic area behind the cafeteria. Please come out and help beautify the school

Congrats to everyone that made the White Station High School Science Olympiad team. Our first team meeting will be TODAY until 3:00 in Ms. Davis's room.

The Muslim Students' Association will hold a meeting TODAY after school in Mr. Ide's room M219. We will discuss plans for our community service project.

FBLA is collecting toys to benefit under-privileged children at Porter-Leath through December 1. Please drop off new, un-open toys in M118.

Attention ALL Cadets participating on Veterans’ Day Parade. If you are marching with the Battalion staff, Color Guard, Armed Drill Team or Unarmed Drill Team, practice is MANDATORY Tuesday and Thursday after school from 3:15 – 4:30. If you cannot make it, please either leave a note in your team’s box or text your team’s commander prior to the practice.


White Station HOSA is having Spirit Night at the Chipotle on Poplar--Saturday, November 11th from 4-8 PM! Help support us by purchasing anything from the Chipotle on Poplar and mentioning WSHS HOSA!

Seniors, Barnes and Barnes will be in the cafeteria during all lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday selling Senior shirts. If you did not attend the senior picnic, but still want the senior t-shirt…here is your chance. She will also be selling a long sleeve baseball t-shirts with a different design as well. Order forms can be picked up in the senior office. The cost is $10 for the Senior Picnic t-shirt and $20 for the Baseball style t-shirt.






SCS is soliciting students for their summer internship. Interested students should go to SCS website and look for Career Ready! Summer Internships. The applications will be on SCS website by 10/31. Applications are due by December 1. Students may submit applications to Ms. Erma Carter at the BOE (Board of Education), but they must be turned in by December 1. (Late applications will only be processed if space is available; incomplete applications will not be processed).

Seniors... a large number of you have inquired about scholarships. Here are a few tips:o Look at the financial aid and scholarships tab on the website of the schools you have

appliedo Ask your parent or legal guardian about scholarships at their job or school discounts

for TN schoolso Visit WSHS Counselors' website weekly (under the Scholarships tab)o Set up a profile on www.scholarships.com to receive scholarships that fit you

Remember: Scholarships are awarded, not given.. based on GPA, ACT/SAT score, essays, volunteer hours, talents, athletics. You must put in the hard work to reap the benefits!!


Announcements for Wednesday, November 8, 2017 Congratulations for the boys and girls bowling team who were both victorious in matches

last night. The boys team is undefeated and has now won five matches in a row. The ASVAB is TODAY at 7:30 in the library. Those students who signed up need to

report promptly and prepared with a #2 pencil. Consequently, the library will be closed this morning.

If you are interested in joining the MIFA Club, we will have our first official meeting TODAY from 2:30-3:15 in Mr. Bateman's room.

There will be a ChemClub meeting in Mr. Richardson's room, M137, TODAY after school.

Latino Voices is hosting a College Night for all White Station students and their families. Come by to receive information about the college application process, FAFSA, scholarships, DACA, and more! College night will be held TOMORROW at 6:00 pm in the auditorium.

Attention all Community Service Club Members, we will be having another school clean up TOMORROW. We will meet in the picnic area behind the cafeteria. Please come out and help beautify the school

Congrats to everyone that made the White Station High School Science Olympiad team. Our first team meeting will be TOMORROW until 3:00 in Ms. Davis's room.

The Muslim Students' Association will hold a meeting TOMORROW after school in Mr. Ide's room M219. We will discuss plans for our community service project.







The White Station DECA chapter is conducting a canned food drive to support home bound Senior Citizens of our community. Canned fruit, vegetable, soup, and canned

meat donations, can be dropped off in the Freshman Academy office, the Main office and room M123, now through November 21st. We thank you in advance for your support!





Announcements for Tuesday, November 7, 2017 If you are interested in joining the MIFA Club, we will have our first official meeting

TODAY from 2:30-3:15 in Mr. Bateman's room. There will be a ChemClub meeting in Mr. Richardson's room, M137, TODAY after

school. The ASVAB is this Wednesday at 7:30 in the library. Those students who signed up need

to report promptly and prepared with a #2 pencil . Attention all Community Service Club Members, we will be having another school clean

up TOMORROW. We will meet in the picnic area behind the cafeteria. Please come out and help beautify the school





Advanced Placement Dues ($94-$142) are being collected until November 17. The ASVAB will be given at White Station on November 8. If you would like to sign up,

see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor. Students can now sign up for a 2nd semester online class. See your alphabet counselor for

details.



Hendrix College in Conway, AR is seeking the best candidates for the Hays Memorial Scholarship. Candidates for the Hays Memorial Scholarship are: curious, well-rounded leaders and scholars who exemplify the ideals of students who seek a liberal arts education. Interested students that would like to be nominated see your alphabet counselor…

Latino Voices is hosting a College Night for all White Station students and their families. Come by to receive information about the college application process, FAFSA, scholarships, DACA, and more! College night will be held this Thursday, November 9th at 6:00 pm in the auditorium.

The presentation will be given in Spanish – but all are welcome to join. Congratulations to the White Station quiz bowl A.team for good buzzes. CONNOR HOFEDITZ, TARA SANDLIN, GRACE MA, ARYAMAN JAISWAL and

DOMINIC REYNOLDS were undefeated this past Saturday, winning 1st place in the Hutchison Invitational Quiz Bowl tournament.

Thanks to all the players who played hard and buzzed in with many correct answers. RITMO WHITE STATION LATIN DANCE CLUB WILL MEET TO DAY AT 2:30 IN

THE AUDITORIUM LOBBY. The White Station DECA chapter is conducting a canned food drive to support home

bound Senior Citizens of our community. Canned fruit, vegetable, soup, and canned meat donations, can be dropped off in the Freshman Academy office, the Main office and room M123, now through November 21st. We thank you in advance for your support!

A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can


Announcements for Monday, November 6, 2017

Congratulations to all who participated in the Mu Alpha Theta competition over the weekend. It was a great success for the team! Andrew Wu, Andy Chai, Angus McKee, Anming Gu, Jason H'ng, Jie Wang, Jonathan Zhang, Kevin Luo, Pranav Rajeshaker, Sarah Ding, Sarah Shen, and Zhaohan Zhu were able to pull in more than 20 individual trophies combined! Also, the Math Bowl Team was able to take the first place state math bowl title and 300$. The team also won 2nd place overall.

Congratulations to the following art students for winning in the annual BRIARCREST REGIONAL ACADEMIC ART COMPETITION: Spartan Art Students took FIRST PLACE in the Senior division with the art of Kennedy Jarrett and FIRST PLACE in the Sophomore division with the art of Shridhar ATHIN-YARA-NAN. SPECIAL AWARDS went to MADDY DANZIGER for "EXCELLENCE IN EXPRESSIVE QUALITY" and JAMES TRENTHEM for "EXCELLENCE IN DRAWING". 3rd PLACE went to SARA SOMERS in the Junior Division and an HONORABLE MENTION went to JIE WANG in the SOPHOMORE division.

The White Station Writing Lab is opening TODAY after school in the library. Please come to receive help with any part of the writing process.

TODAY is the last day to order your Spartan Traditions sweatshirts and hoodies!! Go to M207 and get your order in now!

If you are interested in joining the MIFA Club, we will have our first official meeting TOMORROW from 2:30-3:15 in Mr. Bateman's room.

There will be a ChemClub meeting in Mr. Richardson's room, M137, TOMORROW after school.

The ASVAB is this Wednesday at 7:30 in the library. Those students who signed up need to report promptly and prepared with a #2 pencil .

Attention all Community Service Club Members, we will be having another school clean up this Thursday, November 9th. We will meet in the picnic area behind the cafeteria. Please come out and help beautify the school


Attention ALL Cadets participating on Veterans’ Day Parade. If you are marching with the Battalion staff, Color Guard, Armed Drill Team or Unarmed

Drill Team, practice is MANDATORY Tuesday and Thursday after school from 3:15 – 4:30. If you cannot make it, please either leave a note in your team’s box or text your team’s commander prior to the practice.

2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.com.




see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor.





TODAY, University of Missouri (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can


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6 5th Period University of Missouri (Columbia, MO)

Announcements for Friday, November 3, 2017 Please do not send students to the Library TODAY, Friday, November 3rd, Only

scheduled classes. The Librarians are chaperoning the Senior Picnic! Spartan Traditions items will be on sale for the rest of this week in room M207! Come

order your gear!! Volunteer and job opportunities are now posted on the counselors’ website under the

announcement tab. The Make A Wish Club will be having a coin drive for the rest of the week during all

lunches. Make A Wish is a club raising money to grant a child with a terminal illness his or her last wish. We would love if you would help out by donating during your lunch TODAY.

Join Scribbler in the auditorium on TONIGHT from 5:30 to 9 for a haunted coffeehouse. Come watch students perform songs, skits, and poems and maybe even perform yourself. Bring your own pillows and blankets and enjoy a night full of food, fun, and laughter for only $5!

Memphis Virtual School will have a tutorial TOMORROW, from 9-12 at Hamilton High School, 1363 Person. Teachers will be available to help students enrolled in Online Classes. You must be at the school by 9:30 to attend.

The White Station Writing Lab is opening Monday after school in the library. Please come to receive help with any part of the writing process.

Attention all cadets participating in the Veterans' Day Parade. Parade practices will begin at 3:15 Tuesday and Thursday up until the actual parade.



If you are interested in joining the MIFA Club, we will have our first official meeting November 7 from 2:30-3:15 in Mr. Bateman's room.

There will be a ChemClub meeting in Mr. Richardson's room, M137, on Tuesday 11/7 after school.




details. SCS is soliciting students for their summer internship. Interested students should go to

SCS website and look for Career Ready! Summer Internships. The applications will be on SCS website by 10/31. Applications are due by December 1. Students may submit applications to Ms. Erma Carter at the BOE (Board of Education), but they must be turned in by December 1. (Late applications will only be processed if space is available; incomplete applications will not be processed).



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Announcements for Thursday, November 2, 2017 Spartan Traditions items will be on sale for the rest of this week in room M207! Come


announcement tab. The organization LITE or Let’s Innovate Through Education awards money to

empowering students to launch social action ideas in their communities. The applications are in the 9th grade office and are due TODAY. More information can be found at www.litememphis.com.

There will be a Culinary Club interest meeting TODAY in Mr. Coulter's Room M132. The meeting will start promptly at 2:30, and we encourage you to come! There will be food! And remember, ANYONE can cook!

Math team members: Please come to Ms.Cui's room, M212, promptly after school on TODAY for the Team Scramble competition.

If you like helping animals or raising money for a good cause, then you should join the Humane Society Club. There is a meeting TODAY in Ms. Patterson’s room, room F111. It’s not too late to join and come help animals in need.

The Make A Wish Club will be having a coin drive for the rest of the week during all lunches. Make A Wish is a club raising money to grant a child with a terminal illness his or her last wish. We would love if you would help out by donating during your lunch THIS WEEK.

Join Scribbler in the auditorium on TOMRROW from 5:30 to 9 for a haunted coffeehouse. Come watch students perform songs, skits, and poems and maybe even perform yourself. Bring your own pillows and blankets and enjoy a night full of food, fun, and laughter for only $5!





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Announcements for Wednesday, November 1, 2017 If you are interested in law or improving your public speaking skills, join Mock Trial! We

will be having our interest meeting TODAY from 2:30 to 3:00 in the library. Spartan Traditions items will be on sale for the rest of this week in room M207! Come


announcement tab. The organization LITE or Let’s Innovate Through Education awards money to

empowering students to launch social action ideas in their communities. The applications are in the 9th grade office and are due by November 2nd. More information can be found at www.litememphis.com.


There will be a Culinary Club interest meeting TOMORROW in Mr. Coulter's Room M132. The meeting will start promptly at 2:30, and we encourage you to come! There will be food! And remember, ANYONE can cook!

Math team members: Please come to Ms.Cui's room, M212, promptly after school on TOMORROW for the Team Scramble competition.

The Make A Wish Club will be having a coin drive for the rest of the week during all lunches. Make A Wish is a club raising money to grant a child with a terminal illness his or her last wish. We would love if you would help out by donating during your lunch THIS WEEK.

Join Scribbler in the auditorium on Friday, November 3rd from 5:30 to 9 for a haunted coffeehouse. Come watch students perform songs, skits, and poems and maybe even perform yourself. Bring your own pillows and blankets and enjoy a night full of food, fun, and laughter for only $5!












TODAY, Lane College (2nd period) and Rhodes College (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.


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3rd Period Rhodes College (Memphis, TN


Announcements for Tuesday, October 31, 2017 Math team members: Please come to Ms.Cui's room, M212, promptly after school for the

Team Scramble competition. Jewish Student union is having their first club meeting after school today in Mrs.

Kannady's room! snacks will be provided. FBLA will host an informational meeting to discuss how you can benefit from the LITE

Memphis program. A representative from LITE will be in Ms. Curry's room; M118 this afternoon from 2:25 until 3:00. ANY student interested, is welcome to attend. Parents are welcome as well. Don't miss the Nov. 2nd Spring application deadline.

The Spanish Club will be meeting today, Tuesday in Room E201. Come and share through the Latin culture. We love big ideas.

Attention all cadets participating in the Veterans' Day Parade. Parade practices will begin at 3:15 Tuesday and Thursday up until the actual parade. If you have not turned in a permission slip it is due TODAY.

If you are interested in law or improving your public speaking skills, join Mock Trial! We will be having our interest meeting TOMORROW from 2:30 to 3:00 in the library.

Spartan Traditions items will be on sale for the rest of this week in room M207! Come order your gear!!

Volunteer and job opportunities are now posted on the counselors’ website under the announcement tab.

The organization LITE or Let’s Innovate Through Education awards money to empowering students to launch social action ideas in their communities. The applications are in the 9th grade office and are due by November 2nd. More information can be found at www.litememphis.com.


There will be a Culinary Club interest meeting Next Thursday, November 2, 2017 in Mr. Coulter's Room M132. The meeting will start promptly at 2:30, and we encourage you to come! There will be food! And remember, ANYONE can cook!






see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor. Any students interested in the PeerPower ACT Prep University should see Mrs. Heaston or

the announcements online for more information. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to

the following:TOMORROW, Lane College (2nd period) and Rhodes College (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can


Peer Power will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University. The focus of Round 2 is preparation for the December national test date. Here are the highlights: · Registration is required and opens October 1, 2017. Students register at http://bit.ly/2bRJpuF· Mandatory Parent Kick-Off is Saturday, October 28, 2017, at the Teaching and Learning Academy, 2485 Union Avenue (Cornerof Union and Hollywood) at from 10 a.m. until 12 noon· ACT Prep dates are November 4, November 11, November 18 and December 2 from 9:45 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.· Students should bring the most recent copy of their ACT scores to the Parent Kick-Off






Announcements for Monday, October 30, 2017 Big congratulations to your competitive cheerleading team for taking FIRST PLACE in

the Midsouth Regionals Competition this weekend. They received a bid to Nationals in Orlando, Florida in February! If you see them, be sure to congratulate them as they have been working extremely hard lately!

Please support St. Jude Club at Panera spirit night TODAY from 4-8 pm. If you are interested in law or improving your public speaking skills, join Mock Trial! We

will be having our interest meeting on Wednesday, November 1st from 2:30 to 3:00 in the library.

Volunteer and job opportunities are now posted on the counselors’ website under the announcement tab.


There will be a Culinary Club interest meeting Next Thursday, November 2, 2017 in Mr. Coulter's Room M132. The meeting will start promptly at 2:30, and we encourage you to come! There will be food! And remember, ANYONE can cook!







the following:TODAY, University of Missouri (7th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.




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Announcements for Friday, October 27, 2017 HOSA will have a brief meeting TODAY in M210 regarding competitions and assigning

events.

The Multi-National Ministries Club will meet TODAY in Coach Yarbrough's room at 2:25.

Attention all JROTC Cadets: If you signed up for battalion boards, you should have received an email yesterday with the study guide. If you did not, please find Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Taylor Ratliff after school TODAY in the JROTC Building.

All students, faculty, and their families are invited the Spartan Fall Festival TOMORROW from 4 to 6 PM. We want everybody to come out and support different clubs and organizations that are going to have booths, especially the games and all kinds of fun.

Please support St. Jude Club at Panera spirit night next Monday October 30th from 4-8 pm.

If you are interested in law or improving your public speaking skills, join Mock Trial! We will be having our interest meeting on Wednesday, November 1st from 2:30 to 3:00 in the library.

Volunteer and job opportunities are now posted on the counselors website under the announcement tab.


There will be a Culinary Club interest meeting Next Thursday, November 2, 2017 in Mr. Coulter's Room M132. The meeting will start promptly at 2:30, and we encourage you to come! There will be food! And remember, ANYONE can cook!2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.com




the following:TODAY, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (3rd period), Bates College (6th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can


Peer Power will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University. The focus of Round 2 is preparation for the December national test date. Here are the highlights: · Registration is required and opens October 1, 2017. Students register at http://bit.ly/2bRJpuF· Mandatory Parent Kick-Off is Saturday, October 28, 2017, at the Teaching and Learning Academy, 2485 Union Avenue (Cornerof Union and Hollywood) at from 10 a.m. until 12 noon


· ACT Prep dates are November 4, November 11, November 18 and December 2 from 9:45 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.· Students should bring the most recent copy of their ACT scores to the Parent Kick-Off



26 4th Period Rice University (Houston, TX)

27 3rd Period Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) (Troy, NY)

6th Period Bates College (Lewiston, ME)


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Announcements for Thursday, October 26, 2017 Mr Insch's classes will meet in the Library today. Congratulations to the White Station boys and girls Bowling team in their victory over

Central Hight last night. Roll on Spartans. Spectrum, the LGBT club, will have a meeting TODAY in room m131 from 2:30-3:15. Attention all Community Service Club members, we will be having a general club meeting

TODAY, after school in the cafeteria. We will be discussing upcoming opportunities, t-shirt designs, and other events. Hope to see you there!

HOSA will have a brief meeting TOMORROW in M210 regarding competitions and assigning events.

The Multi-National Ministries Club will meet this Friday in Coach Yarbrough's room at 2:25.

All students, faculty, and their families are invited the Spartan Fall Festival this SATURDAY from 4 to 6 PM. We want everybody to come out and support different clubs and organizations that are going to have booths, especially the games and all kinds

of fun. Please support St. Jude Club at Panera spirit night next Monday October 30th from 4-8

pm. If you are interested in law or improving your public speaking skills, join Mock Trial! We

will be having our interest meeting on Wednesday, November 1st from 2:30 to 3:00 in the library.


There will be a Culinary Club interest meeting Next Thursday, November 2, 2017 in Mr. Coulter's Room M132. The meeting will start promptly at 2:30, and we encourage you to come! There will be food! And remember, ANYONE can cook!2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.com




the following:TODAY, Rice University (4th period)TOMORROW, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (3rd period), Bates College (6th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can

be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website









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Announcements for Tuesday, October 24, 2017

The first official TED-Ed Club meeting of the year is TODAY! We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and start exploring our interests to find topics for our own talks.

Club Ritmo White Station will meet TODAY in the Auditorium lobby from 2:30 to 4:00 PM. This week we will be dancing the bachata.

TOMORROW is the PSAT. Students and teachers, please review the testing schedule so you will know where to report on Wednesday. Teachers, please review room locations with your students.

TOMORROW is "Unity Day," and we are asking all students and staff to wear orange to support our stand against bullying.

Parents and students are strongly encouraged to attend the FAFSA Open Lab TOMORROW receive assistance with completing the FAFSA in the WSHS library from 5-7pm. We bring in two specialists who can correctly answer questions and assist parents as they work on the FAFSA in real time.

Spectrum, the LGBT club, will have a meeting this Thursday the 26th in room m131 from 2:30-3:15.

All students, faculty, and their families are invited the Spartan Fall Festival this SATURDAY from 4 to 6 PM. We want everybody to come out and support different clubs and organizations that are going to have booths, especially the games and all kinds of fun.

Please support St. Jude Club at Panera spirit night next Monday October 30th from 4-8 pm.

The organization LITE or Let’s Innovate Through Education awards money to empowering students to launch social action ideas in their communities. The applications

are in the 9th grade office and are due by November 2nd. More information can be found at www.litememphis.com.

2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.com




the following:TODAY, Birmingham Southern College (3rd period), Spelman College (6th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can






24 3rd Period Birmingham Southern College (Birmingham, AL)

6th Period Spelman College (Atlanta, GA)





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Announcements for Monday, October 23, 2017 An ACT test prep seminar with Mr. Robbins will be TODAY from 2:20-3:00 in Room

M224. This is free to students. Attention Science National Honor Society members! There will be a meeting TODAY in

Ms. Cornell's room to discuss plans for the fall festival and ideas for other activities. The first official TED-Ed Club meeting of the year is TOMORROW! We will meet in the

library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and start exploring our interests to find topics for our own talks.

Club Ritmo White Station will meet Tuesday, October 24 in the Auditorium lobby from 2:30 to 4:00 PM. This week we will be dancing the bachata.

The organization LITE or Let’s Innovate Through Education awards money to launch students’ entrepreneurial ideas, paid internship programs in college, weekly coaching, building of career and real world skills, and empowering students to launch social action ideas in their communities. The applications are in the 9th grade office and are due by November 2nd. More information can be found at www.litememphis.com.

PeerPower will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University to prepare for the December test. The seminars are November 4, November 11, November 18, and December 2 from 9:45-1:00 with a mandatory parent kick-off on Saturday, October 28. See Mrs. Heaston or the announcements online for more information.



October 25th is "Unity Day" and we are asking all students and staff to wear orange that day to support our stand against bullying.

Parents and students are strongly encouraged to attend the FAFSA Open Lab receive assistance with completing the FAFSA in the WSHS library. We bring in two specialists who can correctly answer questions and assist parents as they work on the FAFSA in real time. The date is October 25, in the library from 5-7pm.

Advanced Placement Dues will be collected until November 17. Advanced Placement Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142.

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) will be given at White Station on November 8. If you would like to sign up, see Mrs. Brown-Malone, the counselor.


TOMORROW, Birmingham Southern College (3rd period), Spellman College (6th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can











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Announcements for Friday, October 20, 2017 HOSA will be going to LeBonheur Hospital to volunteer TODAY. If you are interested,

please email [email protected] or contact a HOSA officer to sign up. Seniors… please listen carefully!!! If you have a November 1st deadline for your college

applications, your college folder MUST be into your Counselor TODAY… any folders or requests made after that date will not guarantee that your college will receive in time. Also, November 1st is the absolute last day to complete your TN Promise application- no exceptions!!! The portal will close November 2nd.

Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook...Photo Proofs must be returned to Mr. Pentecost in room M239 TOMORROW.

Join us - the Muslim Students' Association, the Jewish Student Union, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes - as we unite to Clean up Overton Park TOMORROW from 10 am to 12 pm. Here you will have an enriching opportunity to be a part of something positive and unifying; breaching the gap between the different faiths, religions, and ethnic backgrounds that define the students of our diverse Spartan community. Anyone and Everyone is welcome.

An ACT test prep seminar will happen Monday from 2:20-3:00 in Room M224. This is free to students.

Attention Science National Honor Society members! There will be a meeting on Monday, October 23rd in Ms. Cornell's room to discuss plans for the fall festival and ideas for other activities.

The first official TED-Ed Club meeting of the year is Tuesday, October 24! We will meet in the library for an hour after school to watch and discuss TED talks and start exploring our interests to find topics for our own talks.

The organization LITE or Let’s Innovate Through Education awards money to launch students’ entrepreneurial ideas, paid internship programs in college, weekly coaching, building of career and real world skills, and empowering students to launch social action ideas in their communities. The applications are in the 9th grade office and are due by November 2nd. More information can be found at www.litememphis.com.

PeerPower will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University to prepare for the December test. The seminars are November 4, November 11, November 18, and December 2 from 9:45-



1:00 with a mandatory parent kick-off on Saturday, October 28. See Mrs. Heaston or the announcements online for more information.















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Announcements for Wednesday, October 18, 2017 Advanced Placement Dues will be collected until November 17. Advanced Placement

Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142. The Spartan Battalion will be holding a battalion boards interest meeting

TOMORROW from 2:30-3:15 in the small classroom of the JROTC Building. All LET levels welcome to participate. If you received a position last year and you do not go up for a position this year you WILL be demoted down to the rank you had before.

HOSA will be going to LeBonheur Hospital to volunteer this Friday. If you are interested please email [email protected] or contact a HOSA officer to sign up.

Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook...Photo Proofs must be returned to Mr. Pentecost in room M239 by October 21st.

In today's political climate, many misinformed Americans believe that the majority of Muslims are secretly terrorists. In order to dispel the common misconceptions that affect Muslims as well as other faith groups, join the Muslim Students' Association, the Jewish Student Union, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes as we work together to clean up Overton Park this Saturday, October 21st. All those wishing to build positive relationships are highly encouraged to attend.





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Seniors, the Upcoming TN Promise deadlines are November 1, 2017- Class of 2018 TN Promise Application Deadline and January 16, 2018- TN Promise FAFSA completion deadline. Students can begin completing the 2018-2019 FAFSA October 1, 2017 at www.fafsa.gov.

Seniors…We are giving you one more chance to have a Fall Event so join us for the Senior Teambuilding Event located on the practice football field on Nov. 3rd. We will have Bouncers, the Velcro wall, games, and food. The cost is $35 and this includes the event, food, and a Senior T-Shirt. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Office. Cash Only payments will be taken in Room M128. Must have completed permission slip to pay. Deadline to pay is Oct. 20th..no exceptions!! Must be in a Senior Homeroom to participate.











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Announcements for Wednesday, October 18, 2017 Advanced Placement Dues will be collected until November 17. Advanced Placement

Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142. The Spartan Battalion will be holding a battalion boards interest meeting

TOMORROW from 2:30-3:15 in the small classroom of the JROTC Building. All LET levels welcome to participate. If you received a position last year and you do not go up for a position this year you WILL be demoted down to the rank you had before.




PeerPower will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University to prepare for the December test. The seminars are November 4, November 11, November 18, and December 2 from 9:45-


1:00 with a mandatory parent kick-off on Saturday, October 28. See Mrs. Heaston or the announcements online for more information.








Peer Power will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University. The focus of Round 2 is preparation for the December national test date. Here are the highlights: · Registration is required and opens October 1, 2017. Students register at http://bit.ly/2bRJpuF

· Mandatory Parent Kick-Off is Saturday, October 28, 2017, at the Teaching and Learning Academy, 2485 Union Avenue (Cornerof Union and Hollywood) at from 10 a.m. until 12 noon· ACT Prep dates are November 4, November 11, November 18 and December 2 from 9:45 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.· Students should bring the most recent copy of their ACT scores to the Parent Kick-Off









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Announcements for Monday, October 17, 2017 Congratulations to the WSHS Math Team for placing ninth in the nation for the fall startup

competition! A special congratulations to sophomore Kevin Luo, who placed 5th, and junior Angus McKee, who placed 18th.


The first meeting of the Spanish Club will be held today in room e 201 from 2:30 til 3:30. Señor Insch is giving extra credit to all his students who participate in Spanish club.

The Spartan Battalion will be holding a battalion boards interest meeting on Thursday, October 19th from 2:30-3:15 in the small classroom of the JROTC Building. All LET levels welcome to participate. If you received a position last year and you do not go up for a position this year you WILL be demoted down to the rank you had before.













TODAY, Duke University (1st period in ROOM 137), Kenyon University (2nd period), Christian Brothers University (4th period), Belhaven University (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can





17 1st Period Duke University (Durham, NC)

2nd Period Kenyon University (Gambier, OH)

4th Period Christian Brothers University (Memphis, TN)

5th Period Belhaven University (Jackson, MS)




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Announcements for Monday, October 16, 2017 Advanced Placement Dues will be collected starting TODAY until November 17.

Advanced Placement Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142.

If you are interested in gaining volunteer hours while participating in school events, join the Spartan Spirit Club TODAY in room F-128 from 2:30-300pm for a brief interest meeting.

The Spartan Battalion will be holding a battalion boards interest meeting on Thursday, October 19th from 2:30-3:15 in the small classroom of the JROTC Building. All LET levels welcome to participate. If you received a position last year and you do not go up for a position this year you WILL be demoted down to the rank you had before.






Seniors…We are giving you one more chance to have a Fall Event so join us for the Senior Teambuilding Event located on the practice football field on Nov. 3rd. We will

have Bouncers, the Velcro wall, games, and food. The cost is $35 and this includes the event, food, and a Senior T-Shirt. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Office. Cash Only payments will be taken in Room M128. Must have completed permission slip to pay. Deadline to pay is Oct. 20th..no exceptions!! Must be in a Senior Homeroom to participate.



TOMORROW, Duke University (1st period), Kenyon University (2nd period), Christian Brothers University (4th period), Belhaven University (5th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can












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Announcements for Friday, October 6, 2017 The White Station Freshman football team finished their season last night with a 36 - 0

victory over Collierville. The win capped off a great 7 and 1 season for the rookie Spartans. The freshmen had dominant victories over Houston, Whitehaven, Germantown, Arlington, Briarcrest, Bartlett, and Collierville, outscoring these opponents 25 to 6 on average. Congratulations on a great season and ONWARD SPARTANS.

We will be having a Rotary Interact meeting after school TODAY in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111. We will elect officers and make get-well cards for LeBonheur patients! Anyone is welcome!

If you like volunteering or need some service hours, come join the Le Bonheur Club at Room E306 for the interest meeting TODAY!

TODAY’s Quizbowl Team practice in Mr Insch's room is canceled, if you were planning to stay please arrange a ride home.

The Muslim Students' Association will hold a meeting TODAY in Mr. Ide's room M219. We will discuss the details of the Interfaith Cleanup at Overton Park after conducting prayer.

To the dual enrollment students, If you need to drop a class. TODAY is the last day. See your teacher or Mrs. Brown-Malone for additional information.

The Football Game TONIGHT at Germantown is a pink out for Breast Cancer Awareness month!!!

Advanced Placement Dues will be collected from Monday October 16 to November 17. Advanced Placement Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142.

If you are interested in gaining volunteer hours while participating in school events, join the Spartan Spirit Club on October 16 in room F-128 from 2:30-300pm for a brief interest meeting.

Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible! Student picture orders should be delivered to Mr. Pentecost in room M239.


















November



Announcements for Thursday, October 5, 2017If you like chemistry and want to prepare for chemistry competitions, do fun labs, or get tutoring hours for NHS, join the ACS ChemClub. We will have an interest meeting TODAY in Mr. Richardson's room, M137.

There will be an interest meeting for ladies wishing to join the Southern Belles club after school TODAY, in Ms. Cross' room, M236. Any girl interested in finding out more about this new club should attend. Join White Station's Latino community outreach program, Latino Voices. Learn about Latino culture while participating in volunteer activities. We will hold an interest meeting TODAY in the cafeteria right after school. Everyone is welcome.

Spectrum is a club for LGBT teens. There will be a meeting TODAY in room M131 at 2:30.We will be having a Rotary Interact meeting after school TOMORROW in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111. We will elect officers and make get-well cards for LeBonheur patients! Anyone is welcome!If you like volunteering or need some service hours, come join the Le Bonheur Club at Room E306 for the interest meeting TOMORROW!· The Football Game TOMORROW at Germantown is a pink out for Breast Cancer Awareness month!!!

Advanced Placement Dues will be collected from Monday October 16 to November 17. Advanced Placement Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142.If you are interested in gaining volunteer hours while participating in school events, join the Spartan Spirit Club on October 16 in room F-128 from 2:30-300pm for a brief interest meeting.Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible! Student picture orders should be delivered to Mr. Pentecost in room M239. PeerPower will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University to prepare for the December test. The seminars are November 4, November 11, November 18, and December 2 from 9:45-1:00 with a mandatory parent kick-off on Saturday, October 28. See Mrs. Heaston or the announcements online for more information.2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.comOctober 25th is "Unity Day" and we are asking all students and staff to wear orange that day to support our stand against bullying.Seniors…We are giving you one more chance to have a Fall Event so join us for the Senior Teambuilding Event located on the practice football field on Nov. 3rd. We will have Bouncers, the Velcro wall, games, and food. The cost is $35 and this includes the event, food, and a Senior T-Shirt. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Office. Cash Only payments will be taken in Room M128. Must have completed permission slip to pay. Deadline to pay is Oct. 20th..no exceptions!! Must be in a Senior Homeroom to participate.Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:TODAY, University of Tennessee Knoxville (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Announcements for Wednesday, October 4, 2017If you like chemistry and want to prepare for chemistry competitions, do fun labs, or get tutoring hours for NHS, join the ACS ChemClub. We will have an interest meeting TOMORROW in Mr. Richardson's room, M137.We will be having a Rotary Interact meeting after school on Friday, October 6 in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111. We will elect officers and make get-well cards for LeBonheur patients! Anyone is welcome!Advanced Placement Dues will be collected from Monday October 16 to November 17. Advanced Placement Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142. Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible! Student picture orders should be delivered to Mr. Pentecost in room M239. PeerPower will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University to prepare for the December test. The seminars are November 4, November 11, November 18, and December 2 from 9:45-1:00 with a

mandatory parent kick-off on Saturday, October 28. See Mrs. Heaston or the announcements for more information.2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.com October 25th is "Unity Day" and we are asking all students and staff to wear orange that day to support our stand against bullying.Seniors…We are giving you one more chance to have a Fall Event so join us for the Senior Teambuilding Event located on the practice football field on Nov. 3rd. We will have Bouncers, the Velcro wall, games, and food. The cost is $35 and this includes the event, food, and a Senior T-Shirt. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Office. Cash Only payments will be taken in Room M128. Must have completed permission slip to pay. Deadline to pay is Oct. 20th..no exceptions!! Must be in a Senior Homeroom to participate. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:TODAY, Amherst College (3rd period)TOMORROW, University of Tennessee Knoxville (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Peer Power will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University. The focus of Round 2 is preparation for the December national test date. Here are the highlights: Registration is required and opens October 1, 2017. Students register at

http://bit.ly/2bRJpuF Mandatory Parent Kick-Off is Saturday, October 28, 2017, at the Teaching and

Learning Academy, 2485 Union Avenue (Corner of Union and Hollywood) at from 10 a.m. until 12 noon

ACT Prep dates are November 4, November 11, November 18 and December 2 from 9:45 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.

Students should bring the most recent copy of their ACT scores to the Parent Kick-Off

Colleges on Campus

October


4 3rd Period Amherst College (Amherst, MA)

5 3rd Period University of Tennessee Knoxville (Knoxville, TN)








November



Announcements for Tuesday, October 3, 2017ACT testing for most seniors is TODAY. Please check the hallway posters to know where to go this morning.Mr. Robbins’ morning classes should report to outside of M224.October is Bullying Prevention Awareness Month. Throughout this month, we will be giving you information and statistics about bullying to increase your awareness of what is going on and what your role can be in preventing it. October 25th is "Unity Day" and we are asking all students and staff to wear orange that day to support our stand against bullying.Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will continue TODAY in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should perform a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.Anyone who's interested in joining the Health and Fitness Club should attend a quick informational meeting in Mr. Waller's room (M018) starting at 2:30 after school TODAY; all experience levels are welcome and encouraged to come.The White Station Game Design club will have its first meeting TODAY from 2:30 to 3:30 in

Ms. Agee's room, M205. Come learn about the game design process and learn what it takes to create your own game!If you like Kpop, enjoy dancing, or learn about different cultures, join Pop-Korn, the K-Pop appreciation club for a brief interest meeting TODAY, right after school in Ms. Fisher's room, E306The Booster Club will be selling spirit wear in all lunches TODAY.If you have an interest in impacting your community positively and understanding the law and the court process come to the juvenile restorative justice club TODAY in Ms. Sugarmon's room. You will meet with real attorneys and prosecute real cases, with real people. It's a great way to expand your speaking skills and add experience to anyone looking to go into the law field. Attention St. Jude Club Members: There will be a brief meeting TODAY in Ms. Burns room M109.If you like chemistry and want to prepare for chemistry competitions, do fun labs, or get tutoring hours for NHS, join the ACS ChemClub. We will have an interest meeting Thursday in Mr.Richardson's room, M137.We will be having a Rotary Interact meeting after school on Friday, October 6 in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111. We will elect officers and make get-well cards for LeBonheur patients! Anyone is welcome!Advanced Placement Dues will be collected from Monday October 16 to November 17. Advanced Placement Test costs $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142. Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook, here are some important dates to know...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible! Student picture orders should be delivered to Mr. Pentecost in room M239. PeerPower will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University to prepare for the December test. The seminars are November 4, November 11, November 18, and December 2 from 9:45-1:00 with a mandatory parent kick-off on Saturday, October 28. See Mrs. Heaston or the announcements for more information.2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.comSeniors…We are giving you one more chance to have a Fall Event so join us for the Senior Teambuilding Event located on the practice football field on Nov. 3rd. We will have Bouncers, the Velcro wall, games, and food. The cost is $35 and this includes the event, food, and a Senior T-Shirt. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Office. Cash Only payments will be taken in Room M128. Must have completed permission slip to pay. Deadline to pay is Oct. 20th..no exceptions!! Must be in a Senior Homeroom to participate. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:TODAY, Colby College (2nd period)TOMORROW, Amherst College (3rd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Peer Power will host Round 2 of ACT Prep University. The focus of Round 2 is preparation for the December national test date. Here are the highlights: Registration is required and opens October 1, 2017. Students register at

http://bit.ly/2bRJpuF Mandatory Parent Kick-Off is Saturday, October 28, 2017, at the Teaching and

Learning Academy, 2485 Union Avenue (Corner of Union and Hollywood) at from 10 a.m. until 12 noon

ACT Prep dates are November 4, November 11, November 18 and December 2 from 9:45 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.

Students should bring the most recent copy of their ACT scores to the Parent Kick-Off

Colleges on Campus

October


3 2nd Period Colby College (Waterville, ME)










November



Announcements for Monday, October 2, 2017Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held TODAY and TOMORROW in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should perform a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.Are you interested in science or engineering? If so, come to the interest meeting for our state-championship winning Science Olympiad Team TODAY in Ms. Davis's room on the first floor of the main building.Stay Informed, Students! The first issue of The Scroll has arrived! For only $1 you can subscribe to White Station's student-produced newspaper with contributions by State-award-winning writer Josh Leow and State-award-winning photographer Eva McDonald. Also check out our awesome new Bosses Chicken coupon! See a staff member before school, during lunch, or after school today!Anyone who's interested in joining the Health and Fitness Club should attend a quick informational meeting in Mr. Waller's room (M018) starting at 2:30 after school TOMORROW; all experience levels are welcome and encouraged to come.The White Station Game Design club will have its first meeting TOMORROW from 2:30 to 3:30 in Ms. Agee's room, M205. Come learn about the game design process and learn what it takes to create your own game!Do you like Kpop? Do you enjoy dancing, or even learning about different cultures? If any of these sound like you, join Pop-Korn, the K-Pop appreciation club for a brief interest meeting TOMORROW, right after school in Ms. Fisher's room, E306The Booster Club will be selling spirit wear in all lunches TOMORROW.If you have an interest in impacting your community positively, and understanding the law and the court process come to thew juvenile restorative justice club TOMORROW in ms. sugarmon's room. You will meet with real attorney's and prosecute real cases, with real people. It's a great way to expand your speaking skills and add experience to anyone looking to go into the law field. So don't be afraid to check it out.We will be having a Rotary Interact meeting after school on Friday, October 6 in Mr. Rakestraw's room, M111. We will elect officers and make get-well cards for LeBonheur patients! Anyone is welcome!Advanced Placement Dues will be collected from Monday October 16 to November 17. Advanced Placement Test Cost $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142. Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook, here are some important dates to know...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as

possible! Student picture orders should be delivered to Mr. Pentecost in room M239. 2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.com Seniors…We are giving you one more chance to have a Fall Event so join us for the Senior

Teambuilding Event located on the practice football field on Nov. 3rd. We will have Bouncers, the Velcro wall, games, and food. The cost is $35 and this includes

the event, food, and a Senior T-Shirt. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Office. Cash Only payments will be taken in Room M128. Must have completed permission slip to pay. Deadline to pay is Oct. 20th..no exceptions!! Must be in a Senior Homeroom to participate.

Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:TODAY, Dartmouth College (3rd period)TOMORROW, Colby College (2nd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.

Colleges on Campus

October


2 3rd Period Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH)








Announcements for Thursday, September 28, 2017

http://balfour.com/

Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 TODAY. Cash only; no checks.

If you like Indian food and Indian culture in general, come to the Indian Club’s interest meeting in E206 until 2:45 TODAY.

Attention all actors, writers, directors, and film lovers; there will be an interest meeting for the Movie Making Club TODAY in Mr. Lee's room M240.

If interested in making a difference and new friends, come to the Best Buddies Club TODAY in the library. There will be snacks and a chance to make a difference.

The football game is TONIGHT at Rhodes against Montgomery bell academy! The theme is 901 attire!

The first Scribbler coffeehouse of the school year is TOMORROW from 5:30-9 pm in the auditorium. Come and enjoy breakfast for dinner with live performances for just 5$

Chinese Club is meeting TOMORROW in Ms. Barczak's classroom, E106, from 2:30 to 3:30 PM.

Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should perform a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.

Boys Basketball, Saturday open gyms, have been cancelled until after fall break. I repeat, Saturday open gyms, have been cancelled until after fall break.

Advanced Placement Dues will be collected from Monday October 16 to November 17. Advanced Placement Test Cost $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142. Please pay your counselor your Advanced Placement Fees to the following: 9 th grade-Mrs. Smith, A-E- Mrs. Fleming, F-K- Mrs. Heaston, L-R- Mrs. Brown-Malone, and S-Z- Mrs. McClain.

Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook, here are some important dates to know...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible! Student picture orders should be delivered to Mr. Pentecost in room M239.


Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:TODAY, DePaul University (2nd period), Boston University (3rd period), College of Charleston (4th period), Brown University (5th period), University of Southern California (6th period), Northwestern University (7th period)TOMORROW, St. Louis (2nd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.


SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

· Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school.· The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination…The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration.· The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Colleges on Campus

September


28 2nd Period DePaul University (Chicago, IL)

3rd Period Boston University (Boston, MA)

4th Period College of Charleston (Charleston, SC)

5th Period Brown University (Providence, RI)

6th Period University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA)

7th Period Northwestern University (Evanston, IL)

29 2nd Period St. Louis University (St. Louis, MO)

October










Announcements for Wednesday, September 27, 2017 Congratulations to the White Station Girl's Bowling Team for their win over Middle College last

night. Roll on Spartans! Students interested in learning about HBCU', prepare for college, or gain service hours should

join Club 1964 TODAY after school in the library. Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a

permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day by TOMORROW. Cash only; no checks.

If you like Indian food and Indian culture in general, come to the Indian Club’s interest meeting in E206 until 2:45 TOMORROW.

Attention all actors, writers, directors, and film lovers; there will be an interest meeting for the Movie Making Club TOMORROW in Mr. Lee's room M240.

If interested in making a difference and new friends, come to the Best Buddies Club TOMORROW in the library. There will be snacks and a chance to make a difference.

The football game is TOMORROW at Rhodes against Montgomery bell academy! The theme is 901 attire!

The first Scribbler coffeehouse of the school year is Friday the 29th from 5:30-9 pm in the auditorium. Come and enjoy breakfast for dinner with live performances for just 5$

Chinese Club is meeting Friday in Ms. Barczak's classroom, E106, from 2:30 to 3:30 PM. Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium

from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should perform a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.

Boys Basketball, Saturday open gyms, have been cancelled until after fall break. I repeat, Saturday open gyms, have been cancelled until after fall break.

Advanced Placement Dues will be collected from Monday October 16 to November 17. Advanced Placement Test Cost $94 per test with Advanced Placement Research and Seminar costing $142. Please pay your counselor your Advanced Placement Fees to the following: 9 th

grade-Mrs. Smith, A-E- Mrs. Fleming, F-K- Mrs. Heaston, L-R- Mrs. Brown-Malone, and S-Z- Mrs. McClain.

Sudents wishing to visit the Czech Republic as part of Memphis in May should go tohttp://www.memphisinmay.org/honored-country/student-exchange-program/ The deadline for applications is Friday, December 1.

Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook, here are some important dates to know...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible! Student picture orders should be delivered to Mr. Pentecost in room M239.


Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:TODAY, Loyola (3rd period); Pfeiffer University (4th period)TOMORROW, DePaul University (2nd period), Boston University (3rd period), College of Charleston (4th period), Brown University (5th period), University of Southern California (6th period), Northwestern University (7th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.


SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES· Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school.· The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination…· The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net· The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration.· The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our

comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Colleges on Campus

September


27 3rd Period Loyola University (New Orleans, LA)

4th Period Pfeiffer University (Misenheimer, NC)








October










Announcements for Tuesday, September 26, 2017 Chipotle on poplar is hosting a WSHS St. Jude Spirit Night Today. Friends and Family welcome, make sure to say you are with White Station! French Club will be having tutoring afterschool Today in Madame Zed's room, E108. Asian Heritage Club want to bring attention to more Asian culture including Thailand or Mongolia through origami, calligraphy, and dancing will meet TODAY in Ms. Spell’s room M243. Students interested in learning about HBCU', prepare for college, or gain service hours should join Club 1964 TOMORROW after school in the library. Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later THURSDAY. Cash only; no checks. If you like Indian food and Indian culture in general, come to the Indian Club’s interest meeting in E206 until 2:45 Thursday.Attention all actors, writers, directors, and film lovers; there will be an interest meeting for the Movie Making Club on THURSDAY in Mr. Lee's room M240.If interested in making a difference and new friends, come to the Best Buddies Club THURSDAY in the library. There will be snacks and a chance to make a difference. The first Scribbler coffeehouse of the school year is Friday the 29th from 5:30-9 pm in the auditorium. Come and enjoy breakfast for dinner with live performances for just 5$ Chinese Club is meeting Friday in Ms. Barczak's classroom, E106, from 2:30 to 3:30 PM. Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should perform a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.

, Sudents wishing to visit the Czech Republic as part of Memphis in May should go tohttp://www.memphisinmay.org/honored-country/student-exchange-program/ The deadline for applications is Friday, December 1.

Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook, here are some important dates to know...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible!



TODAY, Brandeis University (2nd period); Carleton University Dartmouth College, Harvey Mudd, Middlebury, Wellesley (3rd period); Trinity College (4th period), University of Chicago (6th period), and Washington University in St. Louis (7th period)




Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school. The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination… The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration. The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Announcements for Monday, September 25, 2017

· HOSA will have a meeting about competitions, volunteering opportunities and club fees TODAY in M210 till 3:00. Make sure to bring club fees. New and old members are welcome.

· Announcement Staff, please notice the change in location; we will meet after school TODAY in the LIBRARY.

· Chipotle on poplar is hosting a WSHS St. Jude Spirit Night TOMORROW. Friends and Family welcome, make sure to say you are with White Station!

· French Club will be having tutoring afterschool TOMORROW in Madame Zed's room, E108.

· Asian Heritage Club want to bring attention to more Asian culture including Thailand or Mongolia through origami, calligraphy, and dancing will meet next Tuesday September 26 in Ms. Spell’s room M243.

· Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later THURSDAY. Cash only; no checks.

· If you like Indian food and Indian culture in general, come to the Indian Club’s interest meeting in E206 until 2:45 Thursday.

· The first Scribbler coffeehouse of the school year is Friday the 29th from 5:30-9 pm in the auditorium. Come and enjoy breakfast for dinner with live performances for just 5$

· Chinese Club is meeting Friday in Ms. Barczak's classroom, E106, from 2:30 to 3:30 PM.

· Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should perform a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.

· Each year, Memphis in May selects students to participate in a unique, free, 10-day opportunity to visit the present year’s honored country the Czech Republic, live with host families, and attend a local high school and experiences the sights, sounds, and culture of the honored country. For more information, please go http://www.memphisinmay.org/honored-country/student-exchange-program/ The deadline for applications is Friday, December 1.

· Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook, here are some important dates to know...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible!

· 2017-2018 yearbooks are available to purchase online. The price is $75 now, but will be rising soon. Get yours today by visiting balfour.com

· Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

TODAY, College Fair (2nd-3rd periods), Case Western Reserve University (4th period), University of Georgia (5th period), Colgate University (7th period)

TOMORROW, Brandeis University (2nd period); Carleton University Dartmouth College, Harvey Mudd, Middlebury, Wellesley (3rd period); Trinity College (4th period), University of Chicago (6th period), and Washington University in St. Louis (7th period)


· A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements tab on the White Station website.


· Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school.

· The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad

experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination…

· The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net

· The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration.

· The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Colleges on Campus

September


25 End of 1st - 3rd Period College Fair (Cafeteria)

4th Period Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH)

5th Period University of Georgia (Athens, GA)

7th Period Colgate University

26 2nd Period Brandeis University (Waltham, MA)

3rd Period Carleton University (Northfield, MN), Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH), Harvey Mudd (Claremont, CA), Middlebury (Middlebury, Vermont), Wellesley (Wellesley, MA)

4th Period Trinity College (Hartford, CT)

6th Period University of Chicago (Chicago, IL)

7th Period Washington University in St. Louis (St. Louis, MO)










October










Announcements for Friday, September 22, 2017

No PSAT money will be taken after 10:00AM. Please pay Mrs. Brown-Malone THIS MORNING.

If you are looking for volunteer opportunities to get involved in to help out your local community to receive community service hours for your résumé or for college applications, come to the Civic Service Club meeting TODAY for an interest meeting held in Ms. Oster's Room E203 from 2:30-2:45, and snacks WILL be provided.

Any student interested in wrestling this year for the White Station Wrestling Team, there will be an interest meeting TODAY, at 2:35 in room M131, Mr. Brook's room in the main building.

National Honor Society members should report to the mandatory meeting TODAY at 2:20 in the auditorium.

If you are interested in the LGBT community, come to the first Spectrum meeting TODAY at 2:30 in room M131!

If you need volunteer hours, working with kids, connecting with nature, making arts and crafts, or handing out goodies and candy at trick or treat stations, then Volunteer Odyssey is the club for you! In association with the Memphis Botanic Garden, Volunteer Odyssey participants may experience first-hand the joy of service, and a brief interest meeting is TODAY, at 2:30 pm in the library (snacks will be provided!).

Math team members: Please see Ms.Cui in room M212 for the Who Wants to Be a Mathematician competition. Please pay your $20 dues by Friday.

HOSA will have a meeting about competitions, volunteering opportunities and club fees on September 25 in M210 till 3:00. Make sure to bring club fees. New and old members are welcome.

If you are looking for a fun way to volunteer, please come see Mrs. Fleming. Second Baptist Church is looking for volunteers to unload a pumpkin truck. It is easy volunteer hours that comes with a big breakfast.

All Juniors and Seniors interested in attending the UTK Engineering day on Friday Sept 29, located at the Student Alumni Center (UT Health Sciences Campus) from 9 AM to 1 PM

where participants will explore to learn about the various aspects of engineering through discussion, project demonstrations, and exhibits prepared by UT engineering departments/student societies. Only 12 slots open, so please see Ms. Cornell in room M130 by TOMORROW.

The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches.

Students interested in the Youth Internship Program at ARK Farms to learn hands-on skills at the farm can seek information from the Counselors.

Chipotle on poplar is hosting a WSHS St. Jude Spirit Night on Tuesday, September 26th. Friends and Family welcome, make sure to say you are with White Station!

Asian Heritage Club want to bring attention to more Asian culture including Thailand or Mongolia through origami, calligraphy, and dancing will meet next Tuesday September 26 in Ms. Spell’s room M243.

Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later than September 28. Cash only; no checks.



Each year, Memphis in May selects students to participate in a unique, free, 10-day opportunity to visit the present year’s honored country the Czech Republic, live with host families, and attend a local high school and experiences the sights, sounds, and culture of the honored country. For more information, please go http://www.memphisinmay.org/honored-country/student-exchange-program/ The deadline for applications is Friday, December 1.

Seniors, if you want your picture in the yearbook, here are some important dates to know...October 7th is the deadline to get your photos taken. Proofs must be returned by October 21st. If you have any questions please call Jimmy Alford Studios as soon as possible!



TODAY, University of Miami (3rd period), Florida State University (5th period)

MONDAY, College Fair (2nd-3rd periods), Case Western Reserve University (4th period), University of Georgia (5th period), Colgate University (7th period)




http://balfour.com/

http://www.memphisinmay.org/honored-country/student-exchange-program/



Colleges on Campus

September


22 3rd Period University of Miami (Miami, FL)

5th Period Florida State University (FL)





https://tnstate.askadmissions.net/















October











If you are looking for volunteer opportunities to get involved in to help out your local community to receive community service hours for your résumé or for college applications, come to the Civic Service Club meeting TODAY for an interest meeting held in Ms. Oster's Room E203 from 2:30-2:45, and snacks WILL be provided.

Any student interested in wrestling this year for the White Station Wrestling Team, there will be an interest meeting TODAY, at 2:35 in room M131, Mr. Brook's room in the main building.

National Honor Society members should report to the mandatory meeting TODAY at 2:20 in the auditorium.

If you are interested in the LGBT community, come to the first Spectrum meeting TODAY at 2:30 in room M131!

If you need volunteer hours, working with kids, connecting with nature, making arts and crafts, or handing out goodies and candy at trick or treat stations, then Volunteer Odyssey is the club for you! In association with the Memphis Botanic Garden, Volunteer Odyssey participants may experience first-hand the joy of service, and a brief interest meeting is TODAY, at 2:30 pm in the library (snacks will be provided!).

Math team members: Please see Ms.Cui in room M212 for the Who Wants to Be a Mathematician competition. Please pay your $20 dues by Friday.

HOSA will have a meeting about competitions, volunteering opportunities and club fees on September 25 in M210 till 3:00. Make sure to bring club fees. New and old members are welcome.


All Juniors and Seniors interested in attending the UTK Engineering day on Friday Sept 29, located at the Student Alumni Center (UT Health Sciences Campus) from 9 AM to 1 PM where participants will explore to learn about the various aspects of engineering through discussion, project demonstrations, and exhibits prepared by UT engineering departments/student societies. Only 12 slots open, so please see Ms. Cornell in room M130 by TOMORROW.

The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Homecoming Dress Up Days are the following: Thursday: Class Distinction Day! Seniors: 70's Juniors: 80's Sophomores:90's and Freshman: 2000's; and Friday: Green and Gray Day!

Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or Mrs. Brown-Malone.


Asian Heritage Club want to bring attention to more Asian culture including Thailand or Mongolia through origami, calligraphy, and dancing will meet next Tuesday September 26 in Ms. Spell’s room M243.




Each year, Memphis in May selects students to participate in a unique, free, 10-day opportunity to visit the present year’s honored country the Czech Republic, live with host families, and attend a local high school and experiences the sights, sounds, and culture of the honored country. For more information, please go http://www.memphisinmay.org/honored-country/student-exchange-program/ The deadline for applications is Friday, December 1.


TOMORROW, University of Miami (3rd period), Florida State University (5th period)




Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school. The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination… The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown.



Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration. The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Colleges on Campus

September























October










Announcements for Wednesday, September 20, 2017

There will be a mandatory meeting for all returning and new (to be inducted) members of the Tri-M National Honors Music Society, TODAY after school. The meeting will be short but

is mandatory in order to participate. Questions or concerns, please see Mr. Sims in the Band Room as soon as possible.

50 cent tattoos are in M207 for homecoming this week!! So are $5 tshirts, come show your spirit for homecoming!!

If you are looking for volunteer opportunities to get involved in to help out your local community to receive community service hours for your résumé or for college applications, come to the Civic Service Club meeting TOMORROW for an interest meeting held in Ms. Oster's Room E203 from 2:30-2:45, and snacks WILL be provided.

Any student interested in wrestling this year for the White Station Wrestling Team, there will be an interest meeting TOMORROW, at 2:35 in room M131, Mr. Brook's room in the main building.

National Honor Society members should report to the mandatory meeting TOMORROW at 2:20 in the auditorium.

If you are interested in the LGBT community, come to the first Spectrum meeting TOMORROW at 2:30 in room M131!

If you are participating on the WhiteStation bowling team, then it is imperative that you see Mr Stegall concerning your paperwork if you have not already done so.


All Juniors and Seniors interested in attending the UTK Engineering day on Friday Sept 29, located at the Student Alumni Center (UT Health Sciences Campus) from 9 AM to 1 PM where participants will explore to learn about the various aspects of engineering through discussion, project demonstrations, and exhibits prepared by UT engineering departments/student societies. Only 12 slots open, so please see Ms. Cornell in room M130 by this Friday, Sept 22.

The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Homecoming Dress Up Days are the following: Thursday: Class Distinction Day! Seniors: 70's Juniors: 80's Sophomores:90's and Freshman: 2000's; and Friday: Green and Gray Day!





Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.


TODAY, Yale University (5th period)

FRIDAY, University of Miami (3rd period), Florida State University (5th period)





Colleges on Campus


September


20 5th Period Yale University (New Haven, CT)





















October










Announcements for Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Join animation club as a great way for artists, actors, writers, musicians, and just people with great ideas to create a full feature length cartoon. We need lots of people, so anyone interested please contact Brandon Lomax or Kierrynie Todd or come to the interest meeting will be held TODAY in Mrs. Herbst’s room M242.

The TED-Ed Club interest meeting is TODAY, after school in the library, where you will learn to discover, explore, and present your big ideas in a TED-style talk. Other opportunities include a trip to New York City for TED-Ed Weekend and leadership roles in organizing the TEDxYouth@WSHS event.

Lyndon Whittaker from the White Station class of 2015 will be here TODAY after school to talk about his experience with the United World Colleges and how he attended school in Hong Kong for free for two years before starting Stanford University studying Engineering. This is a great opportunity to learn about a great educational experience. See Mrs. Fleming for details.

Rust College is hosting its annual “Preview Day.” Interested students should see Mrs. Heaston for a flyer and registration information.

There will be a mandatory meeting for all returning and new (to be inducted) members of the Tri-M National Honors Music Society, TOMORROW after school. The meeting will be short but is mandatory in order to participate. Questions or concerns, please see Mr. Sims in the Band Room as soon as possible.

50 cent tattoos are in M207 for homecoming this week!! So are $5 tshirts, come show your spirit for homecoming!!

If you are looking for volunteer opportunities to get involved in to help out your local community to receive community service hours for your résumé or for college applications, come to the Civic Service Club meeting on Thursday, September 21st for an interest meeting held in Ms. Oster's Room E203 from 2:30-2:45, and snacks WILL be provided.

Any student interested in wrestling this year for the White Station Wrestling Team, there will be an interest meeting this Thursday, September 21st, at 2:35 in room M131, Mr. Brook's room in the main building.

National Honor Society members should report to the mandatory meeting Thursday, September 21 at 2:20 in the auditorium.

All Juniors and Seniors interested in attending the UTK Engineering day on Friday Sept 29, located at the Student Alumni Center (UT Health Sciences Campus) from 9 AM to 1 PM where participants will explore to learn about the various aspects of engineering through discussion, project demonstrations, and exhibits prepared by UT engineering departments/student societies. Only 12 slots open, so please see Ms. Cornell in room M130 by this Friday, Sept 22.

The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Homecoming Dress Up Days are the following: Monday: Meme Day; Tuesday: Disney Day; Wednesday: Dress like a Teacher Day; Thursday: Class Distinction Day! Seniors: 70's Juniors: 80's Sophomores:90's and Freshman: 2000's; and Friday: Green and Gray Day!




Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.


TODAY, Baldwin Wallace University (2nd period), Trinity University (4th period), DePauw University (7th period)

TOMORROW, Yale University (5th period)





Colleges on Campus

September


19 2nd Period Baldwin Wallace University (Berea, OH)

4th Period Trinity University (San Antonio, TX)


7th Period DePauw University (Greencastle, IN)






















October










Announcements for Monday, September 18, 2017

The Chess Club will be continuing this year in Mr. Richardson’s room M137 with a brief interest meeting TODAY, after school.

All members of the White Station Bowling team need to meet TODAY in room M023, Coach Stegall’s room, today after school for a brief meeting.

Join animation club as a great way for artists, actors, writers, musicians, and just people with great ideas to create a full feature length cartoon. We need lots of people, so anyone interested please contact Brandon Lomax or Kierrynie Todd or come to the interest meeting will be held TOMORROW in Mrs. Herbst’s room M242. The TED-Ed Club interest meeting is TOMORROW, after school in the library, where you will learn to discover, explore, and present your big ideas in a TED-style talk. Other opportunities include a trip to New York City for TED-Ed Weekend and leadership roles in organizing the TEDxYouth@WSHS event. 50 cent tattoos are in M207 for homecoming this week!! So are $5 tshirts, come show your

spirit for homecoming!! If you are looking for volunteer opportunities to get involved in to help out your local

community to receive community service hours for your résumé or for college applications, come to the Civic Service Club meeting on Thursday, September 21st for an interest meeting held in Ms. Oster's Room E203 from 2:30-2:45, and snacks WILL be provided.

Any student interested in wrestling this year for the White Station Wrestling Team, there will be an interest meeting this Thursday, September 21st, at 2:35 in room M131, Mr. Brook's room in the main building.

National Honor Society members should report to the mandatory meeting Thursday, September 21 at 2:20 in the auditorium.

The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Homecoming Dress Up Days are the following: Monday: Meme Day; Tuesday: Disney Day; Wednesday: Dress like a Teacher Day; Thursday: Class Distinction Day! Seniors: 70's Juniors: 80's Sophomores:90's and Freshman: 2000's; and Friday: Green and Gray Day! Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or Mrs. Brown-Malone. Chipotle on poplar is hosting a WSHS St. Jude Spirit Night on Tuesday, September 26th. Friends and Family welcome, make sure to say you are with White Station! Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later than September 28. Cash only; no checks. Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to

the following: TODAY, Agnes Scott College (2nd period), Pitzer College (3rd period), Reid College (6th period), and University of Colorado (7th period)

MONDAY, Baldwin Wallace University (2nd period), Trinity University (4th period), DePauw University (7th period)


A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements on the White Station website.


Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school. The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination… The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown.

Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration. The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Colleges on Campus

September


18 2nd Period Agnes Scott College (Decatur, GA)

3rd Period Pitzer College (Claremont, CA)

6th Period Reid College (Portland, OR)

7th Period University of Colorado (Boulder, CO)



7th Period DePauw University (Greencastle, IN)























October











Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased TODAY. See the office to pay. If you want to develop leadership projects designed to change Memphis for the better or want to get scholarship money for college and participate in regional leadership conferences, then join Rotary International Interact Club! We will be having an interest meeting in the library TODAY at 2:30, and officer positions are available and will be discussed at the meeting, and snacks will be provided. Anyone interested in softball, please come to a brief interest meeting TODAY in coach Alberson's room F129. The Athletic Booster club will be selling spirit wear TODAY during lunch. Science Bowl tryouts will be held TODAY after school in Ms.Cornell's room, M130. Please

email [email protected] for more information. If you are interested in competing in White Station High School's own Model United Nations Conference TOMORROW, please email [email protected] or go to WSHSMUN.com. Please come out and support the Swim Team at their car wash TOMORROW from 2-5pm at the Oak Court Shell on the corner of Perkins and Poplar!! All proceeds go to support sending the swim team to state! The Chess Club will be continuing this year in Mr. Richardson’s room M137 with a brief interest

meeting Monday, Sept 18th, after school. Join animation club as a great way for artists, actors, writers, musicians, and just people with great ideas to create a full feature length cartoon. We need lots of people, so anyone interested please contact Brandon Lomax or Kierrynie Todd or come to the interest meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 19th in Mrs. Herbst’s room M242. The TED-Ed Club interest meeting is Tuesday, September 19, after school in the library. In TED-Ed Club, you will learn to discover, explore, and present your big ideas in a TED-style talk. You will also be joining a community of over 3,500 clubs in over 120 countries. Other opportunities include a trip to New York City for TED-Ed Weekend and leadership roles in organizing the TEDxYouth@WSHS event. The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Homecoming Dress Up Days are the following: Monday: Meme Day; Tuesday: Disney Day; Wednesday: Dress like



a Teacher Day; Thursday: Class Distinction Day! Seniors: 70's Juniors: 80's Sophomores:90's and Freshman: 2000's; and Friday: Green and Gray Day! T-shirts and tattoos are back in Mrs. Kannady's room! Stop by M207 for your Spartan spirit gear Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or Mrs. Brown-Malone. Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later than September 28. Cash only; no checks. Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to

the following: TODAY, Mississippi State University (5th period)

MONDAY, Agnes Scott College (2nd period), Pitzer College (3rd period), Reid College (6th period), and University of Colorado (7th period)




Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school. The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination… The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net


The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration. The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Colleges on Campus

September






























October











Parent-Teacher conferences are scheduled for TONIGHT from 3-6pm. WE WILL HAVE SCHOOL TOMORROW. There are no more calculators available for students to check out. If you checked out a calculator from Mrs. Hayes but did not receive your receipt, please stop by room A101 to pick it up. Davidson College and NCAA Division I sports program invite us to nominate up to 3 of our top senior scholar athletes for the Bryan Scholarship- valued at 30,000 annually. Athletes with a serious interest in Davidson College, see Mrs. Heaston TODAY. If you like helping animals and raising money for a good cause, then you should join the Humane Society Club at its interest meeting TODAY in Ms. Patterson' room, room F111, at 2:30. Come help animals in need. Welcome to another exciting year for the WSHS Chinese Club, which is a diverse community for students to experience Chinese culture through fun activities such as calligraphy, CPop, martial arts, food, and more. Join us for our first meeting TODAY from 2:30 - 3:30 PM in Ms. Barczak's classroom, E106. Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before TOMORROW. See the office to pay. If you want to develop leadership projects designed to change Memphis for the better or want to get scholarship money for college and participate in regional leadership conferences, then join Rotary International Interact Club! We will be having an interest meeting in the library TOMORROW at 2:30. Officer positions are available and will be discussed at the meeting, and snacks will be provided. Anyone interested in softball, please come to a brief interest meeting TOMORROW in coach Alberson's room F129.

The Athletic Booster club will be selling spirit wear on Friday during lunch.Science Bowl tryouts will be held this Friday, 9/15/17, after school in Ms.Cornell's room, M130. Please email [email protected] for more information. If you are interested in competing in White Station High School's own Model United Nations Conference on Saturday, September 16, please email [email protected] or go to WSHSMUN.com. Please come out and support the Swim Team at their car wash Saturday September 16 from 2-5pm at the Oak Court Shell on the corner of Perkins and Poplar!! All proceeds go to support sending the swim team to state! Join animation club as a great way for artists, actors, writers, musicians, and just people with great ideas to create a full feature length cartoon. We need lots of people, so anyone interested please contact Brandon Lomax or Kierrynie Todd or come to the interest meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 19th in Mrs. Herbst’s room M242.



The TED-Ed Club interest meeting is Tuesday, September 19, after school in the library. In TED-Ed Club, you will learn to discover, explore, and present your big ideas in a TED-style talk. You will also be joining a community of over 3,500 clubs in over 120 countries. Other opportunities include a trip to New York City for TED-Ed Weekend and leadership roles in organizing the TEDxYouth@WSHS event. The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Homecoming Dress Up Days are the following: Monday: Meme Day, dress up as your favorite internet meme; Tuesday: Disney Day, dress up as your favorite Disney Character; Wednesday: Dress like a Teacher Day, copy your most memorable teacher's fashion sense; Thursday: Class Distinction Day! Seniors: 70's Juniors: 80's Sophomores:90's and Freshman: 2000's; and Friday: Green and Gray Day! Come Decked out in your Spartan gear and school spirit! Tshirts and tattoos are back in Mrs. Kannady's room! Stop by M207 for your Spartan spirit gear Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or Mrs. Brown-Malone. The 2017 Questbridge National College Match for high school seniors is now open. The free, online application is due September 27, 2017. High school seniors who have excelled in school despite facing financial difficulties are great candidates for this program. Go to www.questbridge.org to apply and for more information. Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later than September 28. Cash only; no checks. Auditions for Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one-minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

TODAY, Williams College (7th period)

TOMORROW, Mississippi State University (5th period)




http://www.questbridge.org/


Colleges on Campus

September


13 2nd Period Hendrix College (Conway, AR)

14 7th Period Williams College (Williamstown, MA)






























October










Announcements for Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Congratulations to both the JV and Varsity volleyball teams for their victories in straight sets over Whitehaven last night.

Congratulations to the ladies soccer team for their 9-0 victory over Madison Academy.

Attention all girl's B-Ball players if you thought it was too late to join the Lady Spartan Basketball Team, it is not. Conditioning is until TOMORROW from 2:30-4:30. We meet in the Senior Gym. If you need anymore information please see Coach Warren in the Freshman Bldg. room F217. Come on out and be a part of something great. The Scroll will be selling subscriptions TODAY. Come to the freshman academy, the senior gym lobby, or the main building lobby after school and pay one dollar to receive the six editions for the year. Subscriptions will also be sold during all lunches.

Senior Night will be TONIGHT at 6pm in the auditorium. Guest speakers from the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Rhodes College, and Tennessee Access Corporation will provide a great opportunity to learn about the college application process and the financial aid process. There are no more calculators available for students to check out. If you checked out a calculator from Mrs. Hayes but did not receive your receipt, please stop by room A101 to pick it up. Davidson College and NCAA Division I sports program invite us to nominate up to 3 of our top senior scholar athletes for the Bryan Scholarship- valued at 30,000 annually. Athletes with a serious interest in Davidson College, see Mrs. Heaston no later than TOMORROW. If you like helping animals and raising money for a good cause, then you should join the Humane Society Club at its interest meeting TOMORROW in Ms. Patterson' room, room F111, at 2:30. Come help animals in need. Welcome to another exciting year for the WSHS Chinese Club, which is a diverse community for students to experience Chinese culture through fun activities such as calligraphy, CPop, martial arts, food, and more. Join us for our first meeting TOMORROW from 2:30 - 3:30 PM in Ms. Barczak's classroom, E106. Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before FRIDAY. See the office to pay. If you want to develop leadership projects designed to change Memphis for the better or want to get scholarship money for college and participate in regional leadership conferences, then join Rotary International Interact Club! We will be having an interest meeting in the library Friday at 2:30. Officer positions are available and will be discussed at the meeting, and snacks will be provided. Anyone interested in softball, please come to a brief interest meeting Friday in coach Alberson's room F129. Science Bowl tryouts will be held next Friday, 9/15/17, after school in Ms.Cornell's room, M130. Please email [email protected] for more information. If you are interested in competing in White Station High School's own Model United Nations Conference on Saturday, September 16, please email [email protected] or go to WSHSMUN.com. Please come out and support the Swim Team at their car wash Saturday September 16 from 2-5pm at the Oak Court Shell on the corner of Perkins and Poplar!! All proceeds go to support sending the swim team to state! Join animation club as a great way for artists, actors, writers, musicians, and just people with great ideas to create a full feature length cartoon. We need lots of people, so anyone interested please contact Brandon Lomax or Kierrynie Todd or come to the interest meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 19th in Mrs. Herbst’s room M242. The TED-Ed Club interest meeting is Tuesday, September 19, after school in the library. In TED-Ed Club, you will learn to discover, explore, and present your big ideas in a TED-style talk. You will also be joining a community of over 3,500 clubs in over 120 countries. Other opportunities include a trip to New York City for TED-Ed Weekend and leadership roles in organizing the TEDxYouth@WSHS event. The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Homecoming Dress Up Days are the following: Monday: Meme Day, dress up as your favorite internet meme; Tuesday: Disney Day, dress up as your favorite Disney Character; Wednesday: Dress like a Teacher Day, copy your most memorable teacher's fashion sense; Thursday: Class Distinction Day! Seniors: 70's Juniors: 80's Sophomores:90's and Freshman: 2000's; and Friday: Green and Gray Day! Come Decked out in your Spartan gear and school spirit! Tshirts and tattoos are back in Mrs. Kannady's room! Stop by M207 for your Spartan spirit gear

Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or Mrs. Brown-Malone. The 2017 Questbridge National College Match for high school seniors is now open. The free, online application is due September 27, 2017. High school seniors who have excelled in school despite facing financial difficulties are great candidates for this program. Go to www.questbridge.org to apply and for more information. Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later than September 28. Cash only; no checks. Auditions for Anouilh's (pronounced Ann-Wee) Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

TODAY, Hendrix College (2nd period)

TOMORROW, Williams College (7th period)

All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Rice University, and the University of Chicago will be hosting a joint information session. Please see Mrs. Heaston for details. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements on the White Station website.


Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school. The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination… The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net

The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration. The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Announcements for Tuesday, September 12, 2017 Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University in St. Louis, UNC Charlotte,

Tennessee State University, UNC Chapel Hill, Duke, or Indiana University or who want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination or the announcements on the White Station website for more details.

Attention all girl's B-Ball players if you thought it was too late to join the Lady Spartan Basketball Team, it is not. Conditioning is until Thursday from 2:30-4:30. We meet in the Senior Gym. If you need anymore information please see Coach Warren in the Freshman Bldg. room F217. Come on out and be a part of something great.

The Scroll will be selling subscriptions TODAY and TOMORROW. Come to the freshman academy, the senior gym lobby, or the main building lobby after school and pay one dollar to receive the six editions for the year. Subscriptions will also be sold during all lunches.

There will be a meeting TODAY from 2:30-3:30 in Ms. Burns room M109 for anyone interested in joining St. Jude Club. If you signed up or plan to sign up to volunteer for the St. Jude Walk/Run, which includes Free Tshirt, food, cheer gear, AND volunteer hours, please attend this meeting.

French Club will be having another meeting TODAY in Madame Zarshenas’ room, E108. Anyone interested in the French language or culture is welcome to join. We will finish electing officers and discussing French Club activities for the rest of the year.

Senior Night will be TOMORROW at 6pm in the auditorium. Guest speakers from the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Rhodes College, and Tennessee Access Corporation will provide a great opportunity to learn about the college application process and the financial aid process.

Davidson College and NCAA Division I sports program invite us to nominate up to 3 of our top senior scholar athletes for the Bryan Scholarship- valued at 30,000 annually. Athletes with a serious interest in Davidson College, see Mrs. Heaston no later than September 14.

Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay.

If you want to develop leadership projects designed to change Memphis for the better or want to get scholarship money for college and participate in regional leadership conferences, then join Rotary International Interact Club! We will be having an interest meeting in the library next

Friday, September 15 at 2:30. Officer positions are available and will be discussed at the meeting, and snacks will be provided.

Science Bowl tryouts will be held next Friday, 9/15/17, after school in Ms.Cornell's room, M130. Please email [email protected] for more information.

If you are interested in competiting in White Station High School's own Model United Nations Conference on Saturday, September 16, please email [email protected] or go to WSHSMUN.com.

Please come out and support the Swim Team at their car wash this Saturday September 16 from 2-5pm at the Oak Court Shell on the corner of Perkins and Poplar!! All proceeds go to support sending the swim team to state!

The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to

midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or

Mrs. Brown-Malone. The 2017 Questbridge National College Match for high school seniors is now open. The free,

online application is due September 27, 2017. High school seniors who have excelled in school despite facing financial difficulties are great candidates for this program. Go to www.questbridge.org to apply and for more information.


Auditions for Anouilh's (pronounced Ann-Wee) Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.

Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following: TODAY, Christian Brothers University (4th period), University of Alabama (6th period)TOMORROW, Hendrix College (2nd period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.

Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Rice University, and the University of Chicago will be hosting a joint information session. Please see Mrs. Heaston for details.



Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school.

The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous




enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination…

The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net

The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration.

The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

Colleges on Campus

September


11 1st Period Occidental College (Los Angeles, CA)

5th Period Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN)

12 4th Period Christian Brothers University (Memphis!)

6th Period University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL)



14 7th Period Williams College (Williamstown, MA)





























October










Announcements for Monday, September 11, 2017 Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University in St. Louis, UNC Charlotte,

Tennessee State University, UNC Chapel Hill, Duke, or Indiana University or who want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination or the announcements on the White Station website for more details.

Attention all girl's B-Ball players if you thought it was too late to join the Lady Spartan Basketball Team, it is not. Conditioning is Monday thru Thursday from 2:30-4:30. We meet in the Senior Gym. If you need anymore information please see Coach Warren in the Freshman Bldg. room F217. Come on out and be a part of something great.

Attention all of those interested in participating in Youth in Government: we will have a brief meeting on September 11 from 2:30-3:00 in Mrs. Kannady's room, M207. Contact Zack Roder or Joey Boughter with any questions, or email [email protected]

There will be a meeting TOMORROW from 2:30-3:30 in Ms. Burns room M109 for anyone interested in joining St. Jude Club. If you signed up or plan to sign up to volunteer for the St. Jude Walk/Run, which includes Free Tshirt, food, cheer gear, AND volunteer hours, please attend this meeting.

French Club will be having another meeting TOMORROW in Madame Zarshenas’ room, E108. Anyone interested in the French language or culture is welcome to join. We will finish electing officers and discussing French Club activities for the rest of the year.

Senior Night will be Wednesday, September 13 at 6pm in the auditorium. Guest speakers from the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Rhodes College, and Tennessee Access Corporation will provide a great opportunity to learn about the college application process and the financial aid process.

Davidson College and NCAA Division I sports program invite us to nominate up to 3 of our top senior scholar athletes for the Bryan Scholarship- valued at 30,000 annually. Athletes with a serious interest in Davidson College, see Mrs. Heaston no later than September 14.

Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay.

If you want to develop leadership projects designed to change Memphis for the better or want to get scholarship money for college and participate in regional leadership conferences, then join Rotary International Interact Club! We will be having an interest meeting in the library next Friday, September 15 at 2:30. Officer positions are available and will be discussed at the meeting, and snacks will be provided.

Science Bowl tryouts will be held next Friday, 9/15/17, after school in Ms.Cornell's room, M130. Please email [email protected] for more information.

If you are interested in competiting in White Station High School's own Model United Nations Conference on Saturday, September 16, please email [email protected] or go to WSHSMUN.com.



The 2017 Questbridge National College Match for high school seniors is now open. The free, online application is due September 27, 2017. High school seniors who have excelled in school despite facing financial difficulties are great candidates for this program. Go to www.questbridge.org to apply and for more information.


Auditions for Anouilh's (pronounced Ann-Wee) Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium.

Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following: TODAY, Occidental College (1st period), Vanderbuilt (5th period)TOMORROW, University of Alabama (6th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.





The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination…

The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk




about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net



Colleges on CampusSeptember


6 2nd Period Xavier University (New Orleans, LA)

3rd Period University of Alabama, Huntsville

5th Period Air Force Academy (Colorado)


8 4th Period Mississippi College (Clinton, MS)



12 6th Period University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL)











26 3rd Period Carleton University (Northfield, MN), Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH), Harvey Mudd (Claremont, CA), Middlebury (Middlebury, Vermont), Wellesley (Wellesley, MA)












OctoberDay Period College(s)








Announcements for Friday, September 8, 2017 Knowledge Bowl tryouts continue TODAY in E201, Mr Insch's room, from 2:30 to 3:30.

Anyone wanting service hours can help News Channel 3 TODAY until 6pm at in the parking lot in front of Decadent Avenue Furniture, 888 S. White Station Road, which is next door to Bed, Bath, & Beyond. We will try to wave cars in off of White Station where we will collect cash and check donations benefiting the Salvation Army’s Harvey Relief Fund. See Antoniette Katoe once there. Registration for Science Bowl tryouts is now open. Please visit Ms. Cornell's room (M130) to sign up. Students who have submitted a calculator agreement form to check out a calculator should pick them up from Ms. Hayes, in room A101, as soon as possible. THERE ARE NO MORE CALCULATORS AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS TO CHECK OUT! If students who've already submitted calculator agreement forms do not pick up calculators reserved for them by TODAY at 2:15 PM, they will be made available for other students. Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University in St. Louis, UNC Charlotte, Tennessee State University, UNC Chapel Hill, Duke, or Indiana University or who want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination or the announcements on the White Station website for more details. TODAY is the final opportunity for 9th, 10th, & 11th graders to take their student photos. Students will report to the auditorium based on their grade and last name. Teachers have been provided a list of this schedule. Students enrolled in a Credit Recovery Online class should use the website https://www.graderesults.com. Your username and passwords are the same. You are required to take a Pre-test… take you time and really try on the pretest. The better you do on the pretest the less work that is assigned. A service opportunity for those interested in packing meals for starving children will be TODAY and SATURDAY for two-hour shifts. Please contact your counselor to contact Emma Johnson. The Muslim Students' Association will be holding a meeting TODAY in Mr.Ide's room M219 to conduct Friday Prayer. After prayer, we will discuss the details of future events. To gain community service hours or just to join a group of students dedicated to serving both the school and the city around them, come join Community Service Club at our interest meeting TODAY in the Cafeteria, RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL. Snacks will be provided! Attention all girl's B-Ball players if you thought it was too late to join the Lady Spartan Basketball Team, it is not. Conditioning is Monday thru Thursday from 2:30-4:30. We meet in the Senior Gym. If you need anymore information please see Coach Warren in the Freshman Bldg. room F217. Come on out and be a part of something great. Attention all of those interested in participating in Youth in Government: we will have a brief meeting on Tuesday, September 11 from 2:30-3:00 in Mrs. Kannady's room, M207. Contact Zack Roder or Joey Boughter with any questions, or email [email protected] There will be a meeting September 12th from 2:30-3:30 in Ms. Burns room M109 for anyone interested in joining St. Jude Club. If you signed up or plan to sign up to volunteer for the St. Jude

Walk/Run, which includes Free Tshirt, food, cheer gear, AND volunteer hours, please attend this meeting. French Club will be having another meeting on Tuesday, September 12 in Madame Zarshenas’ room, E108. Anyone interested in the French language or culture is welcome to join. We will finish electing officers and discussing French Club activities for the rest of the year. Senior Night will be Wednesday, September 13 at 6pm in the auditorium. Guest speakers from the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Rhodes College, and Tennessee Access Corporation will provide a great opportunity to learn about the college application process and the financial aid process. Davidson College and NCAA Division I sports program invite us to nominate up to 3 of our top senior scholar athletes for the Bryan Scholarship- valued at 30,000 annually. Athletes with a serious interest in Davidson College, see Mrs. Heaston no later than September 14. Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay. If you want to develop leadership projects designed to change Memphis for the better or want to get scholarship money for college and participate in regional leadership conferences, then join Rotary International Interact Club! We will be having an interest meeting in the library next Friday, September 15 at 2:30. Officer positions are available and will be discussed at the meeting, and snacks will be provided. Science Bowl tryouts will be held next Friday, 9/15/17, after school in Ms.Cornell's room, M130. Please email [email protected] for more information. If you are interested in competiting in White Station High School's own Model United Nations Conference on Saturday, September 16, please email [email protected] or go to WSHSMUN.com. The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or Mrs. Brown-Malone. The 2017 Questbridge National College Match for high school seniors is now open. The free, online application is due September 27, 2017. High school seniors who have excelled in school despite facing financial difficulties are great candidates for this program. Go to www.questbridge.org to apply and for more information. Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later than September 28. Cash only; no checks. Auditions for Anouilh's (pronounced Ann-Wee) Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

TODAY, Mississippi College (4th period)

MONDAY, Occidental College (1st period), Vanderbuilt (5th period)


Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Rice University, and the University of Chicago will be hosting a joint information session. Please see Mrs. Heaston for details. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements on the White Station website.



Colleges on Campus

SeptemberDay Period College(s)






























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Announcements for Thursday, September 7, 2017 Congrats to Mr. Boone and the WSHS theatre. He received a letter from the American High School Theatre Festival selecting White Station High for the 2019 American High School Theatre Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. The letter said "This recognition is a testament to your hard work in the classroom every day. NHS Officers, there will be a brief planning session TODAY in the library immediately after school. Mandatory tryouts for the Bowling Team will be TODAY at 3pm at All-Star Lanes. No physical, no tryouts. An informational meeting for those students interested in playing basketball TODAY from 2:15-2:45. You must attend the meeting to get an opportunity to try-outs. Math team members: Please meet in Ms.Cui's room, M212, TODAY after school until 3:30 to practice for the Fall Startup. If you like Indian food or Indian culture in general, join the Indian Club’s interest meeting in E206 till 2:45 TODAY. If you want to be LIT this school year, become a Leader In Training by joining FCCLA at its interest meeting TODAY, Room 237! Serious Inquires ONLY!

Come support St. Jude and the lady Spartans volleyball team at St. Marys TODAY. JV at 4:00 and Varsity at 5:00. Today and tomorrow there will be Knowledge Bowl tryouts in E201, Mr Insch's room, from 2:30 to 3:30. Please come on BOTH days if you would like a shot at making the team. Good luck! Registration for Science Bowl tryouts is now open. Please visit Ms. Cornell's room (M130) to sign up. Students who have submitted a calculator agreement form to check out a calculator should pick them up from Ms. Hayes, in room A101, as soon as possible. THERE ARE NO MORE CALCULATORS AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS TO CHECK OUT! If students who've already submitted calculator agreement forms do not pick up calculators reserved for them by TOMORROW at 2:15 PM, they will be made available for other students. Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University in St. Louis, UNC Charlotte, Tennessee State University, UNC Chapel Hill, Duke, or Indiana University or who want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination or the announcements on the White Station website for more details. Tomorrow is the final opportunity for 9th, 10th, & 11th graders to take their studemt photos. Students will report to the auditorium based on their grade and last name. Teachers have been provided a list of this schedule. Students enrolled in a Credit Recovery Online class should use the website https://www.graderesults.com. Your username and passwords are the same. You are required to take a Pre-test… take you time and really try on the pretest. The better you do on the pretest the less work that is assigned. A service opportunity for those interested in packing meals for starving children will be TOMORROW and SATURDAY for two-hour shifts. Please contact your counselor to contact Emma Johnson. The Muslim Students' Association will be holding a meeting TOMORROW in Mr.Ide's room M219 to conduct Friday Prayer. After prayer, we will discuss the details of future events. To gain community service hours or just to join a group of students dedicated to serving both the school and the city around them, come join Community Service Club at our interest meeting, rescheduled to TOMORROW, in the Cafeteria, RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL. Snacks will be provided! Attention all girl's B-Ball players if you thought it was too late to join the Lady Spartan Basketball Team, it is not. Conditioning is Monday thru Thursday from 2:30-4:30. We meet in the Senior Gym. If you need anymore information please see Coach Warren in the Freshman Bldg. room F217. Come on out and be a part of something great. Attention all of those interested in participating in Youth in Government: we will have a brief meeting on Tuesday, September 11 from 2:30-3:00 in Mrs. Kannady's room, M207. Contact Zack Roder or Joey Boughter with any questions, or email [email protected] There will be a meeting September 12th from 2:30-3:30 in Ms. Burns room M109 for anyone interested in joining St. Jude Club. If you signed up or plan to sign up to volunteer for the St. Jude Walk/Run, which includes Free Tshirt, food, cheer gear, AND volunteer hours, please attend this meeting. Senior Night will be Wednesday, September 13 at 6pm in the auditorium. Guest speakers from the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Rhodes College, and Tennessee Access Corporation will provide a great opportunity to learn about the college application process and the financial aid process.

Davidson College and NCAA Division I sports program invite us to nominate up to 3 of our top senior scholar athletes for the Bryan Scholarship- valued at 30,000 annually. Athletes with a serious interest in Davidson College, see Mrs. Heaston no later than September 14. Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay. If you want to develop leadership projects designed to change Memphis for the better or want to get scholarship money for college and participate in regional leadership conferences, then join Rotary International Interact Club! We will be having an interest meeting in the library next Friday, September 15 at 2:30. Officer positions are available and will be discussed at the meeting, and snacks will be provided. Science Bowl tryouts will be held next Friday, 9/15/17, after school in Ms.Cornell's room, M130. Please email [email protected] for more information. If you are interested in competiting in White Station High School's own Model United Nations Conference on Saturday, September 16, please email [email protected] or go to WSHSMUN.com. The White Station football homecoming dance will be Saturday, September 23 from 8pm to midnight. Tickets will be for sale for $15 for 1 or 2 for $25 at all lunches. Sophomores and Juniors the PSAT is October 25. You may pay your $17 to your counselor or Mrs. Brown-Malone. The 2017 Questbridge National College Match for high school seniors is now open. The free, online application is due September 27, 2017. High school seniors who have excelled in school despite facing financial difficulties are great candidates for this program. Go to www.questbridge.org to apply and for more information. Seniors wishing to participate in the Main Event exclusive day on November 3 should obtain a permission slip in Student Support Services and pay in M128 before 1:00 each day no later than September 28. Cash only; no checks. Auditions for Anouilh's (pronounced Ann-Wee) Antigone (Ann-tig-o-nee) will be held October 2 & 3rd in the auditorium from 2:30-4:30. Those interested in auditioning should prepare a one minute modern monologue. All are welcome to try out. If you have any questions, see Mr. Lawrence in the auditorium. Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following:

TODAY, Christian Brothers University (4th period)

TOMORROW, Mississippi College (4th period)

All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class. Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Rice University, and the University of Chicago will be hosting a joint information session. Please see Mrs. Heaston for details. A list of all of the college visits, all scholarship opportunities, and all announcements can be found in the announcements on the White Station website.



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Announcements for Wednesday, September 6, 2017 Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking

Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay. Mandatory tryouts for the Bowling Team will be TOMORROW at 3pm at All-Star Lanes. No

physical, no tryouts. Registration for Science Bowl tryouts is now open. Please visit Ms. Cornell's room (M130) to

sign up. Calling ALL Students who are interested in voicing your opinions about the school and

homecoming ideas, Stop by the “Spartan Town hall” hosted by E-Board TODAY after school in the auditorium!

Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University in St. Louis, UNC Charlotte, Tennessee State University, UNC Chapel Hill, Duke, or Indiana University or who want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination or the announcements on the White Station website for more details.

Students enrolled in a Credit Recovery Online class should use the website https://www.graderesults.com. Your username and passwords are the same. You are required to take a Pre-test… take you time and really try on the pretest. The better you do on the pretest the less work that is assigned.

An informational meeting for those students interested in playing basketball TOMORROW from 2:15-2:45. You must attend the meeting to get an opportunity to try-outs.

A service opportunity for those interested in packing meals for starving children will be September 8th and 9th for two-hour shifts. Please contact your counselor to contact Emma Johnson.

If you are a superb writer or photographer, The Memphis Teen, a student-run media outlet, is hiring journalists to cover several areas of interest for teens across the Mid-South. Interested students should go to www.memphisteen.rambletype.com

Senior Night will be Wednesday, September 13 at 6pm in the auditorium. Guest speakers from the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Rhodes College, and

http://www.memphisteen.rambletype.com/

https://www.graderesults.com/

Tennessee Access Corporation will provide a great opportunity to learn about the college application process and the financial aid process.






If you are interested in pre-ordering a WSHS eclipse shirt, don’t forget to see Mrs. Kannady in M207! Shirts are navy with yellow ink and cost $10.

Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following: TODAY, Xavier University (2nd period), University of Alabama (3rd period), and Air Force Academy (7th period).TOMORROW, Christian Brothers University (4th period)FRIDAY, Mississippi College (4th period)All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.










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Announcements for Tuesday, September 5, 2017 Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking

Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay. All students who are planning on being on the Bowling Team must pick up their physical form

TODAY from M023, Coach Stegall’s room. Mandatory tryouts for the Bowling Team will be Thursday, September 7 at 3pm at All-Star Lanes.

Registration for Science Bowl tryouts is now open. Please visit Ms. Cornell's room (M130) to sign up.Princeton. University will hold its 18th annual Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium on October 13-15, to which they will invite 100 high school seniors to spend a weekend on their campus. WSHS is allowed to nominate one student for this event- see Mrs. Heaston for consideration. Deadline is September 5.

Calling ALL Students who are interested in voicing your opinions about the school and homecoming ideas, Stop by the “Spartan Town hall” hosted by E-Board September 5th after school in the auditorium!

Attention all aspiring Track and Field Stars, the first parent meeting will be on Tuesday, Sept. 5 in the cafeteria. It will go as follows: Freshman Females at 5:00, Freshman Males at 5:20, Newcomer Females at 5:40, Newcomer Males at 6:00, Returning Females at 6:20, and Returning Males at 6:40.

Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University in St. Louis, UNC Charlotte, Tennessee State University, UNC Chapel Hill, Duke, or Indiana University or who want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination or the announcements on the White Station website for more details.

Students enrolled in a Credit Recovery Online class should use the website https://www.graderesults.com. Your username and passwords are the same. You are required to take a Pre-test… take you time and really try on the pretest. The better you do on the pretest the less work that is assigned…

An informational meeting for those students interested in playing basketball on Thursday, September 7th from 2:15-2:45. You must attend the meeting to get an opportunity to try-outs.



Senior Night will be Wednesday, September 13 at 6pm in the auditorium. Guest speakers from the University of Memphis, the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Rhodes College, and Tennessee Access Corporation will provide a great opportunity to learn about the college application process and the financial aid process.



https://www.graderesults.com/




If you are interested in pre-ordering a WSHS eclipse shirt, don’t forget to see Mrs. Kannady in M207! Shirts are navy with yellow ink and cost $10.

Seniors interested in college visits meeting in the LIBRARY, please pay close attention to the following: TOMORROW, Xavier University (2nd period), University of Alabama (3rd period), and Air Force Academy (7th period).All meetings are in the library. Please complete the necessary forms for missing class.










· Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay.

· If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office TODAY.

· The deadline to sign up for an online AP class is TODAY… deadline for a semester class September 15th.

TODAY is your last opportunity to donate to Hurricane Harvey victims. Please give anything you can to Mrs. Curry (M118) by 11:00 TODAY.

· TONIGHT, Come out and support your White Station football team @ CBHS in your RED, WHITE, AND BLUE ATTIRE! Game starts at 7 pm, make sure to make this the move Friday night!! GO SPARTANS

· The JROTC car wash has been rescheduled for TOMORROW from 11:30-3:30 pm. The car was will take place in the Freshman building parking lot.

Tryouts for the Boys and Girls Bowling Team will be Thursday September 7th at 3pm at All Star Lanes. Attendance is mandatory if you want to Bowl. All students interested in participating on the White Station Bowling Team should obtain a Physical form from Coach Stegall in room MO23 as soon as possible. No physical no bowling.

· Registration for Science Bowl tryouts is now open. Please visit Ms. Cornell's room (M130) to sign up.Princeton. University will hold its 18th annual Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium on October 13-15, to which they will invite 100 high school seniors to spend a weekend on their campus. WSHS is allowed to nominate one student for this event- see Mrs. Heaston for consideration. Deadline is September 5.

· Calling ALL Students who are interested in voicing your opinions about the school and homecoming ideas, Stop by the “Spartan Town hall” hosted by E-Board September 5th after school in the auditorium!

Attention all aspiring Track and Field Stars, the first parent meeting will be on Tuesday, Sept. 5 in the cafeteria. It will go as follows: Freshman Females at 5:00, Freshman Males at 5:20, Newcomer Females at 5:40, Newcomer Males at 6:00, Returning Females at 6:20, and Returning Males at 6:40. Please write down any question you may have prior to the meeting.

· The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net

Seniors seriously interested in Washington University-St. Louis, UNC Charlotte, Duke University, UNC Chapel Hill, Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, and University of Virginia should see the announcements on the White Station website or their counselors for details about scholarships.

· Students enrolled in a Credit Recovery Online class should use the website https://www.graderesults.com. Your username and passwords are the same. You are required to take a Pre-test… take you time and really try on the pretest. The better you do on the pretest the less work that is assigned…

· A service opportunity for those interested in packing meals for starving children will be September 8th and 9th for two-hour shifts. Please contact your counselor to contact Emma Johnson.

· If you are a superb writer or photographer, The Memphis Teen, a student-run media outlet, is hiring journalists to cover several areas of interest for teens across the Mid-South. Interested students should go to www.memphisteen.rambletype.com



If you are interested in pre-ordering a WSHS eclipse shirt don't forget to see Mrs. Kannady in M207! Shirts are navy with yellow ink and cost $10.

· Class of 2018 Seniors are you ready to takeover Main Event. Well, on November 3rd..we will do just that. Calling all seniors only to participate in White Station Takes Main Event. This is an all exclusive day at Main Event with all attractions including bowling, laser tag, arcade

games and food. Only White Station seniors who pay can attend. This is not open to the public. The cost is $55. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Service office. Payments can be made in the Records Office Room M128 any time before 1:00 p.m. each day until the due date of September 28th. No payments will be taken after September 28th at 1:00 p.m. Accepting Cash Only…No checks.

Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University-St. Louis and want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination.

· The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration.

· The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration.

· Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school.

· The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination…

Announcements for Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus with a WSHS Student Parking Pass to be purchased before September 15. See the office to pay. Anyone who is interested to participate in the upcoming student class elections, make sure to have everything turned TODAY. If you need to pick up forms, you can find them outside of Mrs. Coates room F123. National Honor Society members should attend a mandatory meeting TODAY after school in the library. There will be a Latino Memphis interest meeting, TODAY during 4th period. Please report directly to the cafeteria at this time. If you need community service hours or want to join a group of students dedicated to serving both the school and the city around them, then come join Community Service Club at an interest meeting TOMORROW, in the ROTC Building, RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL. Snacks will be provided! If you are interested in joining the debate team, Plan on meeting in Mr Rakestraw's room M111 TOMORROW after school. If you are currently taking Latin, please come to the Latin Club meeting TOMORROW in Ms. LaFon's room. We will talk about tutoring, community service opportunities, and upcoming Latin events. Food will be provided. If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st. The deadline to sign up for an online AP class is September 1st… deadline for a semester class September 15th. The JROTC car wash has been rescheduled for Saturday, September 2 from 11:30-3:30 pm. The car was will take place in the Freshman building parking lot. Princeton University will hold its 18th annual Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium on October 13-15, to which they will invite 100 high school seniors to spend a weekend on their campus. WSHS is allowed to nominate one student for this event- see Mrs. Heaston for consideration. Deadline is September 5. Calling ALL Students who are interested in voicing your opinions about the school and homecoming ideas, Stop by the “Spartan Town hall” hosted by E-Board September 5th after school in the auditorium! Seniors seriously interested in attending Washington University-St. Louis and want to nominated for the Danforth Scholars program… see your alphabet counselor for a nomination. The 28th Annual Southern Heritage Classic Tennessee State University Recruitment Reception. Wednesday September 6th at 6:00 P.M. At the Sheraton Memphis Downtown. Students must register to attend the event. They will “Meet and Greet” with the Recruitment Team to talk about admissions, academic majors, financial aid and scholarships opportunities. Serious Seniors should bring official copies of their high school transcripts and ACT/SAT Scores for “On the Spot Admissions”. Register at https://tnstate.askadmissions.net The Levine Scholars Program at UNC Charlotte seeks exceptional high school seniors who demonstrate a commitment to community service, hold an academic record that reflects a sustained passion for knowledge and possess a capacity for ethical leadership. The total value of this four-year scholarship is estimated at $105,000 for in-state students and $155,000 for out-of-state students. See your counselor for consideration. The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is seeking student nominations for our 2017-18 selection cycle. The Robertson enables students to fully leverage the full academic and co-curricular offerings of two world class universities - Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill. Our

comprehensive leadership development program is among the most sought after merit scholarships and includes 4 years of full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees, 3 fully-funded summer experiences, up to two study abroad semesters and a semester in residence at the partner university. See Mrs. Heaston for nomination consideration. Students enrolled in a Credit Recovery Online class should use the website https://www.graderesults.com. Your username and passwords are the same. You are required to take a Pre-test… take you time and really try on the pretest. The better you do on the pretest the less work that is assigned… A service opportunity for those interested in packing meals for starving children will be September 8th and 9th for two-hour shifts. Please contact your counselor to contact Emma Johnson. If you are a superb writer or photographer, The Memphis Teen, a student-run media outlet, is hiring journalists to cover several areas of interest for teens across the Mid-South. Interested students should go to www.memphisteen.rambletype.com Class of 2018 Seniors are you ready to takeover Main Event. Well, on November 3rd..we will do just that. Calling all seniors only to participate in White Station Takes Main Event. This is an all exclusive day at Main Event with all attractions including bowling, laser tag, arcade games and food. Only White Station seniors who pay can attend. This is not open to the public. The cost is $55. Permission slips can be picked up in the Student Support Service office. Payments can be made in the Records Office Room M128 any time before 1:00 p.m. each day until the due date of September 28th. No payments will be taken after September 28th at 1:00 p.m. Accepting Cash Only…No checks. Seniors with a serious interest in attending Indiana University, UNC Charlotte, Duke, or UNC Chapel Hill for scholarship nominations consideration… These schools must be your number one or two school. The Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia is now accepting nominations for the Jefferson Scholars Class of 2022. Jefferson Scholarships provide full tuition, fees, and a living stipend for four years of undergraduate study at U.Va., plus a number of generous enrichment benefits including a study abroad experience. See Mrs. Heaston for more information. University of VA must be your number 1 school to be considered for the nomination…

Announcements for Friday, August 25, 2017 White Station Showstoppers Step Team Tryouts continue TODAY. From 2:30-4:30 in the

Auditorium. Please see Ms. Garrett during 6th period or afterschool to pick up an application in room M223.

Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus. In order to manage parking, each student driver is expected to purchase and display a WSHS Student Parking Pass. The parking pass is $5.00 for students who have never registered a vehicle at WSHS and $3.00 for returning students who present their old pass upon completing the paperwork for the new school year. Parking in faculty designated areas or handicapped spaces may result in parking privileges being revoked. Vehicles that are not properly displaying an appropriate parking pass may be towed at the owner's expense. Passes may be purchased from the main office. Passes will be available for purchase until September 15.

Please be aware of the date change for Cheer tryouts, which will be TODAY through August 30 for basketball (non-competitive) cheer. Fee is $30. A current physical is required to try out.

The Muslim Students' Association will be holding a meeting TOMORROW, in Mr. Ide's room M219. All those interested in learning about Islam are highly encouraged to come.

French Club is having its first meeting TOMORROW at 2:30 in E108 Madame Zed's room! We will be electing our new officers as well as having snacks! You don't have to know French to participate, but you do have to be interested in learning about French and French culture!

The Film and Photography Club will have a brief interest meeting TOMORROW in Mr. Pentecost's room immediately after school.

Anyone who is interested to participate in the upcoming student class elections, make sure to have everything turned in by August 30th. If you need to pick up forms, you can find them outside of Mrs. Coates room F123.

National Honor Society members should attend a mandatory meeting WEDNESDAY after school in the library.

If you need community service hours or want to join a group of students dedicated to serving both the school and the city around them, then come join Community Service Club at an interest meeting Thursday, August 31st, in the ROTC Building, RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL. Snacks will be provided!

If you are interested in joining the debate team, Plan on meeting in Mr Rakestraw's room M111 Thursday, August 31 after school

If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st.

The deadline to sign up for an online AP class is September 1st… deadline for a semester class September 15th.

Princeton University will hold its 18th annual Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium on October 13-15, to which they will invite 100 high school seniors to spend a weekend on their campus. WSHS is allowed to nominate one student for this event- see Mrs. Heaston for consideration. Deadline is September 5.





Faculty who want to order faculty gear should put the forms in Mrs. Kannady’s mailbox TODAY.

If you lost a Yeti cup in the library, please see the librarians.

Announcements for Friday, August 25, 2017


White Station Showstoppers Step Team Tryouts continue TODAY and MONDAY. From 2:30-4:30 in the Auditorium. Please see Ms. Garrett during 6th period or afterschool to pick up an application in room M223.

The Scribbler, White Station's art and literary magazine, is looking for new staff members. Applications will be open until 3:00 TODAY. They are located outside Ms. Oster's room E203 and interviews will be August 29th at 2:30.

Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus. In order to manage parking, each student driver is expected to purchase and display a WSHS Student Parking Pass. The parking pass is $5.00 for students who have never registered a vehicle at WSHS and $3.00 for returning students who present their old pass upon completing the paperwork for the new school year. Parking in faculty designated areas or handicapped spaces may result in parking privileges being revoked. Vehicles that are not properly displaying an appropriate parking pass may be towed at the owner's expense. Passes may be purchased from the main office beginning TODAY. Passes will be available for purchase until September 15.

IT’S A LUAU, Come to TONIGHT’s Football game at the Fairgrounds decked out in your lei’s, grass skirts, and most importantly your Spartan spirit!!!

Any student interested in representing your school in academic competition on the White Station Quiz Bowl team please attend an organizational meeting PLEASE attend our meeting TODAY at 2:30 PM in room E201. We will discuss organizing a fall tournament and tryouts for the WREG knowledge bowl team.

If you are interested in the medical field, in speech and debate, or public speaking, join HOSA TODAY for our interest meeting in M210 to learn about volunteer opportunities and competition dates.

The JROTC car wash is this Saturday in the Freshman building parking lot from 11:30-3:30 pm. If you have ticket money you can pay captain Michele Solis, major Alexis Anderson, lieutenant colonel Taylor Ratliff, major Michelle Bond ,or captain Linzie Easterling. We will take donations.

Please be aware of the date change for Cheer tryouts, which will be August 28-30 for basketball (non-competitive) cheer. Fee is $30. A current physical is required to try out.

The Muslim Students' Association will be holding a meeting Tuesday, August 29, in Mr. Ide's room M219. All those interested in learning about Islam are highly encouraged to come.

French Club is having its first meeting next Tuesday, August 29th at 2:30 in E108 Madame Zed's room! We will be electing our new officers as well as having snacks! You don't have to know French to participate, but you do have to be interested in learning about French and French culture!


If you need community service hours or want to join a group of students dedicated to serving both the school and the city around them, then come join Community Service Club at an interest meeting Next Thursday, August 31st, in the ROTC Building, RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL. Snacks will be provided!

If you are interested in joining the debate team, Plan on meeting in Mr Rakestraw's room M111 next Thursday, August 31 after school







Faculty who want to order faculty gear should put the forms in Mrs. Kannady’s mailbox by tomorrow.

If you lost a Yeti cup last week in the library, please see the librarians.

Announcements for Thursday, August 24, 2017 Congratulations to White Station boys and girls golf team. They beat West Memphis boys and

girls teams by 50 strokes! Our golf teams were led to victory by medalists Bethany Dockery and Joshua McCray with amazing support from Danielle Rotz, Amir Hamilton, Michael Rotz, and Ben Nganga.

White Station Showstoppers Step Team Tryouts continue TODAY, TOMORROW, and MONDAY. From 2:30-4:30 in the Auditorium. Please see Ms. Garrett during 6th period or afterschool to pick up an application in room M223.

The Scribbler, White Station's art and literary magazine, is looking for new staff members. Applications will be open until TOMORROW. They are located outside Ms. Oster's room E203 and interviews will be August 29th at 2:30.

If you a returning White Station Model United Nations member, join us in the library TODAY for our first General Club Meeting to learn about upcoming competitions and meetings.

The White Station Math team will host an informational meeting TODAY after school in Room M212 (Mrs. Cui’s room). Snacks will be provided.

Any student interested in wrestling this year for the White Station wrestling team, there will be a meeting TODAY at 2:35 in room M131 in the main building by pupil services.

There will be a brief meeting of last year's debate team in Mr Rakestraw's room (M111) after school TODAY. We'll discuss practice plans and the first tournament. If you are interested in joining the debate team, Plan on meeting in Mr Rakestraw's room M111 next Thursday, August 31 after schoolStudents who drive to school are expected to park on the campus. In order to manage parking, each student driver is expected to purchase and display a WSHS Student Parking Pass. The parking pass is $5.00 for students who have never registered a vehicle at WSHS and $3.00 for

returning students who present their old pass upon completing the paperwork for the new school year. Parking in faculty designated areas or handicapped spaces may result in parking privileges being revoked. Vehicles that are not properly displaying an appropriate parking pass may be towed at the owner's expense. Passes may be purchased from the main office beginning TODAY. Passes will be available for purchase until September 15.

IT’S A LUAU, Come to Friday’s Football game at the Fairgrounds decked out in your lei’s, grass skirts, and most importantly your Spartan spirit!!!

Any student interested in representing your school in academic competition on the White Station Quiz Bowl team please attend an organizational meeting PLEASE attend our meeting TOMORROW at 2:30 PM in room E201. We will discuss organizing a fall tournament and tryouts for the WREG knowledge bowl team.

If you are interested in the medical field, in speech and debate, or public speaking, join HOSA TOMORROW for our interest meeting in M210 to learn about volunteer opportunities and competition dates.

The JROTC car wash is this Saturday in the Freshman building parking lot from 11:30-3:30 pm. If you have ticket money you can pay captain Michele Solis, major Alexis Anderson, lieutenant colonel Taylor Ratliff, major Michelle Bond ,or captain Linzie Easterling. We will take donations.


The Muslim Students' Association will be holding a meeting Tuesday, August 29, in Mr. Ide's room M219. All those interested in learning about Islam are highly encouraged to come.

French Club is having its first meeting next Tuesday, August 29th at 2:30 in E108 Madame Zed's room! We will be electing our new officers as well as having snacks! You don't have to know French to participate, but you do have to be interested in learning about French and French culture!


If you need community service hours or want to join a group of students dedicated to serving both the school and the city around them, then come join Community Service Club at an interest meeting Next Thursday, August 31st, in the ROTC Building, RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL. Snacks will be provided!







Faculty who want to order faculty gear should put the forms in Mrs. Kannady’s mailbox by tomorrow.

If you lost a Yeti cup last week in the library, please see the librarians.

Announcements for Wednesday, August 23, 2017 Seniors, if you would like re-take the ACT, please see your counselor TODAY. Spartan Dance Tryouts will be held THRU THURSDAY from 2:45-4:45 in the East Gym. Please wear dance attire and each dancer must present a Headshot. Audition packets will be available Wednesday in Room M210. We are a competitive squad so please SERIOUS DANCERS ONLY. Attention 9th, 10, and 11th graders. We will be taking yearbook photos TODAY. If you do not get your picture taken, you will not be featured in the yearbook. Your teachers will have instructions for when and where to go. Don't forget to bring your smile! If you're interested in technology, engineering, marketing, or artistic design, join the White Station Robotics Team to help build a 'bot for national competitions, race drones during the offseason, and find important sponsors to fund the effort. The introductory meeting is TODAY in Ms. Cornell's room, M130. White Station Showstoppers Step Team Tryouts are here! August 23rd -25th and 28th. From 2:30-4:30 in the Auditorium. Please see Ms. Garrett during 6th period or afterschool to pick up an application in room M223. If you are interested in being the next class president or running for a class officer position, come to Ms. Coates room F123 TODAY immediately after school for a MANDATORY informational meeting on how you can run. If you are interested in biology, come to the Biology Olympiad Interest Meeting TODAY in Dr. Madu's room from 2:30-3:00. Students from all grades are welcome. The girls' lacrosse team will have an interest and information meeting TODAY at 2:30. We will meet in Mr. Richardson's room, M137, to talk about the upcoming season and the fall schedule. No prior experience is required to join, and athletes in other sports are especially encouraged to consider playing lacrosse. The Scribbler, White Station's art and literary magazine, is looking for new staff members. Applications will be open until the 25th. They are located outside Ms. Oster's room E203 and interviews will be August 29th at 2:30. If you a returning White Station Model United Nations member, join us in the library TOMORROW for our first General Club Meeting to learn about upcoming competitions and meetings. The White Station Math team will host an informational meeting TOMORROW after school in Room M212 (Mrs. Cui’s room). Snacks will be provided.

Students who drive to school are expected to park on the campus. In order to manage parking , each student driver is expected to purchase and display a WSHS Student Parking Pass. The parking pass is $5.00 for students who have never registered a vehicle at WSHS and $3.00 for returning students who present their old pass upon completing the paperwork for the new school year. Parking in faculty designated areas or handicapped spaces may result in parking privileges being revoked. Vehicles that are not properly displaying an appropriate parking pass may be towed at the owner's expense. Passes may be purchased from the main office beginning TOMORROW. Passes will be available for purchase until September 15. Any student interested in representing your school in academic competition on the White Station Quiz Bowl team please attend an organizational meeting PLEASE attend our meeting this Friday, August 25 at 2:30 PM in room E201. We will discuss organizing a fall tournament and tryouts for the WREG knowledge bowl team. Please be aware of the date change for Cheer tryouts, which will be August 28-30 for basketball (non-competitive) cheer. Fee is $30. A current physical is required to try out. The Muslim Students' Association will be holding a meeting Tuesday, August 29, in Mr. Ide's room M219. All those interested in learning about Islam are highly encouraged to come. If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st by the close of the school day as no applications will be accepted after this date. Applications can be picked up from the main office or the student support office. You must a have a White Station High School Staff member as your sponsor and the application must be signed by the sponsor. If you had a club last year…you MUST submit another application for this school year. All Clubs must be school appropriate or your application will be denied. Deadline to submit application is September 1st. The deadline to sign up for an online AP class is September 1st… deadline for a semester class September 15th. Princeton University will hold its 18th annual Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium on October 13-15, to which they will invite 100 high school seniors to spend a weekend on their campus. WSHS is allowed to nominate one student for this event- see Mrs. Heaston for consideration. Deadline is September 5. If you were an upperclassmen student who volunteered at the freshman orientation as a group leader, in July, please stop by Ms. Satar’s office to pick up your volunteer hours documentation. A service opportunity for those interested in packing meals for starving children will be September 8th and 9th for two-hour shifts. Please contact your counselor to contact Emma Johnson.

Announcements for Tuesday, August 22, 2017 Seniors, if you would like re-take the ACT, please see your counselor TODAY. Spartan Dance Tryouts will be held THRU THURSDAY from 2:45-4:45 in the East Gym.

Please wear dance attire and each dancer must present a Headshot. Audition packets will be available Wednesday in Room M210. We are a competitive squad so please SERIOUS DANCERS ONLY.

Attention 9th, 10, and 11th graders. We will be taking yearbook photos TODAY. If you do not get your picture taken, you will not be featured in the yearbook. Your teachers will have instructions for when and where to go. Don't forget to bring your smile!

If you're interested in technology, engineering, marketing, or artistic design, join the White Station Robotics Team to help build a 'bot for national competitions, race drones during the

offseason, and find important sponsors to fund the effort. The introductory meeting is TODAY in Ms. Cornell's room, M130.

White Station Showstoppers Step Team Tryouts are here! August 23rd -25th and 28th. From 2:30-4:30 in the Auditorium. Please see Ms. Garrett during 6th period or afterschool to pick up an application in room M223.

If you are interested in being the next class president or running for a class officer position, come to Ms. Coates room F123 TODAY immediately after school for a MANDATORY informational meeting on how you can run.

If you are interested in biology, come to the Biology Olympiad Interest Meeting TODAY in Dr. Madu's room from 2:30-3:00. Students from all grades are welcome.

The girls' lacrosse team will have an interest and information meeting TODAY at 2:30. We will meet in Mr. Richardson's room, M137, to talk about the upcoming season and the fall schedule. No prior experience is required to join, and athletes in other sports are especially encouraged to consider playing lacrosse.

The Scribbler, White Station's art and literary magazine, is looking for new staff members. Applications will be open until the 25th. They are located outside Ms. Oster's room E203 and interviews will be August 29th at 2:30.

If you a returning White Station Model United Nations member, join us in the library TOMORROW for our first General Club Meeting to learn about upcoming competitions and meetings.


If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st by the close of the school day as no applications will be accepted after this date. Applications can be picked up from the main office or the student support office. You must a have a White Station High School Staff member as your sponsor and the application must be signed by the sponsor. If you had a club last year…you MUST submit another application for this school year. All Clubs must be school appropriate or your application will be denied. Deadline to submit application is September 1st.


If you were an upperclassmen student who volunteered at the freshman orientation as a group leader, in July, please stop by Ms. Satar’s office to pick up your volunteer hours documentation.


Announcements for Monday, August 21, 2017 Students who wish to check out a calculator can ask their math or chemistry teacher for a parent-

student agreement form, or pick one up from Mrs. Hayes in room A101.

There will be a meeting TODAY after school for all students interested in joining FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) starting promptly at 2:25 and will end by 3:00 p.m. If you are a future business leader, please join us, we welcome you!


Students interested in participating in Youth in Government are highly encouraged to attend the open interest meeting TOMORROW from 2:30-3:15 in Mrs. Kannady's room, M207. Contact Zack Roder or Keyarash Hatamzadeh with any questions

Spartan Dance Tryouts will be held August 22-24 from 2:45-4:45 in the East Gym. Please wear dance attire and each dancer must present a Headshot. Audition packets will be available Wednesday in Room M210. We are a competitive squad so please SERIOUS DANCERS ONLY.

Don't forget - We will be taking student photos Wednesday, August 23rd. Be ready to show off your amazing smile.

If you're interested in technology, engineering, marketing, or artistic design, join the White Station Robotics Team to help build a 'bot for national competitions, race drones during the offseason, and find important sponsors to fund the effort. The introductory meeting is Wednesday, August 23 in Ms. Cornell's room, M130.

White Station Showstoppers Step Team Tryouts are here! August 23rd -25th and 28th. From 2:30-4:30 in the Auditorium. Please see Ms. Garrett during 6th period or afterschool to pick up an application in room M223.

If you are interested in being the next class president or running for a class officer position, come to Ms. Coates room F123 after school on Wednesday, August 23rd immediately after school for a MANDATORY informational meeting on how you can run.

The White Station Math team will host an informational meeting on Thursday, August 24th after school in Room M212 (Mrs. Cui’s room). Snacks will be provided.

If you a returning White Station Model United Nations member, join us in the library on Thursday, August 24 for our first General Club Meeting to learn about upcoming competitions and meetings.

Cheer tryouts will be August 29-31 for basketball (non competitive) cheer. Fee is $30. A current physical is required to try out. A parent interest meeting will be August 22 at 6 PM in the cafeteria.


Announcements for Friday, August 18, 2017 If you are interested in improving your public speaking skills and if you want to debate international affairs and travel around the country doing it, then join Model UN. Our interest meeting is TODAY from 2:30-3:00 in E108, Ms. Zarshenas's room.

Students that are interested in conducting labs and scientific research sponsored by private and government agencies should join the Biology Research Club. All questions will be answered after school at an interest meeting TODAY in Dr. Madu’s classroom in room M134. Attention Spartans: our first football game is TODAY at Briarcrest! Make sure to show up and show out in all white! That's right, it's a white out! Bring your Spartan pride and your white shirts. The first Science National Honor Society meeting of the year is TODAY after school in Ms. Cornell's room! We will talk about the upcoming solar eclipse, E-Day competitions at the U of M, and other exciting plans for the year. All SNHS members are expected to attend. If you like trivia or Jeopardy, you’ll fit right into Quizbowl, which is having an interest meeting TODAY from 2:30 to 3:30 after school in E201, Mr. Insch’s room. You do not have to have any previous experience to join. Students who wish to check out a calculator can ask their math or chemistry teacher for a parent-student agreement form, or pick one up from Mrs. Hayes in room A101. Attention all girls who are interested in playing girl's basketball. Please stop by Coach Warren's room on the second floor of the Freshman Academy Room 217 to pick up the information packet. If you are the leader of a new or existing club, please email E-board to organize spirit nights and special events at [email protected]. There will be a meeting on Monday after school for all students interested in joining FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) starting promptly at 2:25 and will end by 3:00 p.m. If you are a future business leader, please join us, we welcome you! The Scribbler, White Station's art and literary magazine, is looking for new staff members. Applications will be open until the 25th. They are located outside Ms. Oster's room E203 and interviews will be August 29th at 2:30. The Spartan Battalion will be having its annual recruitment week August 21st - August 25th from 2:30-4:30 for all returning and prospective members of Unarmed Drill Team, Marksmanship, Armed Drill Team, Color Guard, and Raider's Team. Bring clothes you can exercise in, water so you can stay hydrated, and the $5 fee to cover expenses for the week which can be paid to Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Taylor Ratliff, Cadet Major Michelle Bond, Cadet Major Alexis Anderson, or Cadet Captain Linzie Easterling as well as your team commanders at any point throughout the week. Students interested in participating in Youth in Government are highly encouraged to attend the open interest meeting on Tuesday, August 22 from 2:30-3:15 in Mrs. Kannady's room, M207. Contact Zack Roder or Keyarash Hatamzadeh with any questions Spartan Dance Tryouts will be held August 22-24 from 2:45-4:45 in the East Gym. Please wear dance attire and each dancer must present a Headshot. Audition packets will be available Wednesday in Room M210. We are a competitive squad so please SERIOUS DANCERS ONLY. If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st by the close of the school day as no applications will be accepted after this date. Applications can be picked up from the main office or the student support office. You must a have a White Station High School Staff member as your sponsor and the application must be signed by the sponsor. If you had a club last year…you MUST submit another application for this school year. All Clubs must be school appropriate or your application will be denied. Deadline to submit application is September 1st.

Don't forget - We will be taking student photos Wednesday, August 23rd. Be ready to show off your amazing smile. If you're interested in technology, engineering, marketing, or artistic design, join the White Station Robotics Team to help build a 'bot for national competitions, race drones during the offseason, and find important sponsors to fund the effort. The introductory meeting is Wednesday, August 23 in Ms. Cornell's room, M130. White Station Showstoppers Step Team Tryouts are here! August 23rd -25th and 28th. From 2:30-4:30 in the Auditorium. Please see Ms. Garrett during 6th period or afterschool to pick up an application in room M223. If you are interested in being the next class president or running for a class officer position, come to Ms. Coates room F123 after school on Wednesday, August 23rd immediately after school for a MANDATORY informational meeting on how you can run. The White Station Math team will host an informational meeting on Thursday, August 24th after school in Room M212 (Mrs. Cui’s room). Snacks will be provided. If you a returning White Station Model United Nations member, join us in the library on Thursday, August 24 for our first General Club Meeting to learn about upcoming competitions and meetings. Cheer tryouts will be August 29-31 for basketball (non competitive) cheer. Fee is $30. A current physical is required to try out. A parent interest meeting will be August 22 at 6 PM in the cafeteria.

Announcements for Thursday, August 17, 2017 If you are a new staff member or new teacher to White Station High…please meet Mrs. Durham

in the library TODAY at 2:20 p.m. for a quick meeting to discuss the Substitute Smart Finder system. This meeting is mandatory for all new teachers/staff to White Station. Please be on time.

Students interested in learning about Islam should visit Mr. Ide's room (M291) TODAY from 2:30 to 3:00.

Students who wish to check out a calculator can ask their math or chemistry teacher for a parent-student agreement form, or pick one up from Mrs. Hayes in room A101.

If you are the leader of a new or existing club, please email E-board to organize spirit nights and special events at [email protected].

If you are interested in improving your public speaking skills and if you want to debate international affairs and travel around the country doing it, then join Model UN. Our interest meeting is TOMORROW from 2:30-3:00 in E108, Ms. Zarshenas's room.

Students that are interested in conducting labs and scientific research sponsored by private and government agencies should join the Biology Research Club. All questions will be answered after school at an interest meeting TOMORROW in Dr. Madu’s classroom in room M134.

Attention Spartans: our first football game is TOMORROW at Briarcrest! Make sure to show up and show out in all white! That's right, it's a white out! Bring your Spartan pride and your white shirts


The Spartan Battalion will be having its annual recruitment week August 21st - August 25th from 2:30-4:30 for all returning and prospective members of Unarmed Drill Team,


Marksmanship, Armed Drill Team, Color Guard, and Raider's Team. Bring clothes you can exercise in, water so you can stay hydrated, and the $5 fee to cover expenses for the week which can be paid to Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Taylor Ratliff, Cadet Major Michelle Bond, Cadet Major Alexis Anderson, or Cadet Captain Linzie Easterling as well as your team commanders at any point throughout the week.

Students interested in participating in Youth in Government are highly encouraged to attend the open interest meeting on Tuesday, August 22 from 2:30-3:15 in Mrs. Kannady's room, M207. Contact Zack Roder or Keyarash Hatamzadeh with any questions

Spartan Dance Tryouts will be held August 22-24 from 2:45-4:45 in the East Gym. Please wear dance attire and each dancer must present a Headshot. Audition packets will be available Wednesday in Room M210. We are a competitive squad so please SERIOUS DANCERS ONLY.


If you're interested in technology, engineering, marketing, or artistic design, join the White Station Robotics Team to help build a 'bot for national competitions, race drones during the offseason, and find important sponsors to fund the effort. The introductory meeting is (Next) Wednesday, August 23 in Ms. Cornell's room, M130.

White Station Showstoppers’ Step Team Tryouts will be August 23rd - August 25th and 28th from 2:30-4:30 on the Auditorium Stage.

Announcements for Tuesday, August 15, 2017 Congratulations to the WSHS Math Team for winning the Regional Championship in Math League! Sophomore Kevin Luo placed #1 in the whole nation. For TMTA, White Station dominated in the state. In Pre-Calculus. Kevin Luo placed first, Cindy Tan placed third, and Anming Gu placed eighth. In Calculus, Levi Evans placed third. In Statistics, Anna Sun placed ninth. Congratulations to junior GiGi Ford for her recognition by the AAU National Volleyball Executive committee as an Academic All-American to honor her excellence as a student athlete in both academics and athletics. Way to represent White Station. Anyone interested in the JROTC Marksmanship Team needs to come to the interest meeting TODAY after school from 2:30-3:00 in the JROTC building. If you are unable to come, contact Major Michelle Bond or Command Sergeant Major Ethan King for further information. Students taking Dual Credit Anatomy and Physiology will meet after school TODAY in Dr. Madu's room (room M134) at 2:20 for their first class Attention all Spartans: come out & support your Lady Spartans Volleyball team TONIGHT in the senior gym as they take on Bartlett panthers. White Station students get in free and there will be concessions. Freshman game starts at 4:30, JV 5:30 and Varsity at 6:30. National Honors Society members who would like to be an officer, there will be an interest meeting TOMORROW in Room E100 immediately after school. Students interested in learning about Islam should visit Mr. Ide's room (M291) Thursday from 2:30 to 3:00.

If you are a new staff member or new teacher to White Station High…please meet Mrs. Durham in the library on Thursday, August 17 at 2:20 p.m. for a quick meeting to discuss the Substitute Smart Finder system. This meeting is mandatory for all new teachers/staff to White Station. Please be on time. Students who wish to check out a calculator can ask their math or chemistry teacher for a parent-student agreement form, or pick one up from Mrs. Hayes in room A101. If you are the leader of a new or existing club, please email E-board to organize spirit nights and special events at [email protected], again that's [email protected] If you are interested in improving your public speaking skills and if you want to debate international affairs and travel around the country doing it, then join Model UN. Our interest meeting is this Friday from 2:30-3:00 in E108, Ms. Zarshenas's room. Students that are interested in conducting labs and scientific research sponsored by private and government agencies should join the Biology Research Club. All questions will be answered after school at an interest meeting this Friday in Dr. Madu’s classroom in room M134. The Scribbler, White Station's art and literary magazine, is looking for new staff members. Applications will be open from August 14th till the 25th. They are located outside Ms. Oster's room E203 and interviews will be August 29th at 2:30. The Spartan Battalion will be having its annual recruitment week August 21st - August 25th from 2:30-4:30 for all returning and prospective members of Unarmed Drill Team, Marksmanship, Armed Drill Team, Color Guard, and Raider's Team. Bring clothes you can exercise in, water so you can stay hydrated, and the $5 fee to cover expenses for the week which can be paid to Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Taylor Ratliff, Cadet Major Michelle Bond, Cadet Major Alexis Anderson, or Cadet Captain Linzie Easterling as well as your team commanders at any point throughout the week. Spartan Dance Tryouts will be held August 22-24 from 2:45-4:45 in the East Gym. Please wear dance attire and each dancer must present a Headshot. Audition packets will be available Wednesday in Room M210. We are a competitive squad so please SERIOUS DANCERS ONLY. If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st by the close of the school day as no applications will be accepted after this date. Applications can be picked up from the main office or the student support office. You must a have a White Station High School Staff member as your sponsor and the application must be signed by the sponsor. If you had a club last year…you MUST submit another application for this school year. All Clubs must be school appropriate or your application will be denied. Deadline to submit application is September 1st. If you're interested in technology, engineering, marketing, or artistic design, join the White Station Robotics Team to help build a 'bot for national competitions, race drones during the offseason, and find important sponsors to fund the effort. The introductory meeting is (Next) Wednesday, August 23 in Ms. Cornell's room, M130.

Announcements for Monday, August 14, 2017 The Spartan Battalion will be having its annual recruitment week August 21st - August 25th

from 2:30-4:30 for all returning and prospective members of Unarmed Drill Team, Marksmanship, Armed Drill Team, Color Guard, and Raider's Team. Bring clothes you can exercise in, water so you can stay hydrated, and the $5 fee to cover expenses for the week which can be paid to Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Taylor Ratliff, Cadet Major Michelle Bond, Cadet Major Alexis Anderson, or Cadet Captain Linzie Easterling as well as your team commanders at any point throughout the week.


Every day, robots continue to replace humans as employees and friends, so joining the White Station Robotics Team will help you stay a step ahead of the automatons. Throughout the year, the team will construct a robot from scratch for international competition and will also work on smaller gadgets like drones. For those looking for more than building a robot, there are many opportunities to talk to sponsors and promote the team. If you are at all interested, come to the meeting in Ms. Cornell's room, M130, next Wednesday, August 23.

Announcements for Friday, August 11, 2017 Students interested in any aspect of theatre should join the Thespian Society meeting about once a month to learn about theatre, direct and act in scenes, workshop special skills, play games, plan special events, and more! For more information, please attend our information meeting TODAY, from 2:30-3:15 in the auditorium. If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st by the close of the school day as no applications will be accepted after this date. Applications can be picked up from the main office or the student support office. You must a have a White Station High School Staff member as your sponsor and the application must be signed by the sponsor. If you had a club last year…you MUST submit another application for this school year. All Clubs must be school appropriate or your application will be denied. Deadline to submit application is September 1st. The Varsity Football team is looking for a student to be a statistician for the games. If interested, please see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym ASAP. The Varsity and freshmen football teams are looking for any male students to be managers. If interested, please see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym TODAY.

Announcements for Thursday, August 10, 2017 The Spartan Garden will meet in the garden TODAY after school to discuss fall plantings. Join

us! Students interested in any aspect of theatre should join the Thespian Society meeting about once

a month to learn about theatre, direct and act in scenes, workshop special skills, play games, plan special events, and more! For more information, please attend our information meeting TOMORROW, from 2:30-3:15 in the auditorium.

If you would like to start a club this school year or renew an existing club, then you must submit an application to the Student Support office by September 1st by the close of the school day as no applications will be accepted after this date. Applications can be picked up from the main office or the student support office. You must a have a White Station High School Staff member as your sponsor and the application must be signed by the sponsor. If you had a club last year…

you MUST submit another application for this school year. All Clubs must be school appropriate or your application will be denied. Deadline to submit application is September 1st.

The Varsity Football team is looking for a student to be a statistician for the games. If interested, please see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym ASAP.

The Varsity and freshmen football teams are looking for any male students to be managers. If interested, please see Coach Rocconi in the East Gym TODAY.

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