Johnston High School - 6500 NW 100th St, Johnston, IA

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Johnston High School - 6500 NW 100th St, Johnston, IA

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Johnston High School - 6500 NW 100th St, Johnston, IA

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Will Julstrom 18 plays the LArlesienne Suite No.2 IV. Farandole on his double bass. Julstrom is the principal (first chair) of his section.

Seniors have last performance in youth symphony

Katelyn Kempkes, Copy Editor April 18, 2018

Anna Xiang '18, Cameron Randall '18, Elvin Nui '18, Lydia Stanley '18 and Will Julstrom all played their last Des Moines Youth Symphony performance. Their last performance took place on April 11 at the...

Vivian Nguyen 19 watches as Jade Kelso 19 holds Buzz, the ball python. Science Club hosted the Pets and Pizza meeting held Nov 16.

Science Club hosts Pets and Pizza

Katelyn Kempkes, Staff Writer November 21, 2016

Science Club hosted the Pets and Pizza meeting Nov. 16 in room 208. Students who attended were able to play with class pets and eat pizza. Teachers Kyla Burns, Kate Howe and Jennifer Rollings are...

Therapist hopes to aid mental health

Therapist hopes to aid mental health

Abby Nichol and Katelyn Kempkes September 23, 2016

Underneath the stairwell nearest the tennis court doors Amy Ziegenhorn works in her new office. Up until this year, the high school did not have a in school therapist available for in school sessions....

Senior Megan Schraeger fills out the request sheet to drop Advanced Speech. Students were able to come in and change their schedules Aug. 18.

Advanced Speech loses student interest

Katelyn Kempkes and Bryce Schulte August 31, 2016

After receiving a letter in the mail from the high school July 15, senior Maddie Stoen learned that Advanced Speech was losing its Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) credit. Kelly Thompson, former...

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