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

The Black & White

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

The Black & White

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

The Black & White

End of Chapters and New Beginnings

End of Chapters and New Beginnings

Sophia Lukacs, Staff Writer May 30, 2025

Although Julie Probst may seem like any other math teacher to the outside eye, the impact she has had on her students and coworkers is anything but ordinary.  It all began after high school, when Probst...

Breaking Sound Barriers and Boundaries

Breaking Sound Barriers and Boundaries

Maddie Lehman, Staff Writer May 23, 2025

Forget ISASPs, ACTs, and SATs. The real test is being a ten-year-old faced with a choice: which instrument should I play? When senior Joshua Janni and his American Sign Language interpreter Julie Drake,...

Empowering Voices

Empowering Voices

Emma Lokmic, Staff Writer May 21, 2025

Recently at Johnston High School, pink flyers have been hung around hallways and classrooms to gather attention to the brand new Young Feminist Club, launched by JHS student Genevieve Weis ‘26.  “I...

A Consumers Counter

A Consumers Counter

Cecelia Freeman, Staff Writer May 20, 2025

Timeliness is the most important part of a fashion based business. Due to how fast trends come and go, missing a deadline by even a week can cost you your clients. Back in the 80’s, stores put out two...

World According To: Bridget Bearden

World According To: Bridget Bearden

Dory Holms, Editor-in-Chief May 17, 2025

Bridget Bearden, a beloved teacher at JHS, has cultivated strong connections with both sophomores and seniors, as well as her colleagues. It is clear to see that she is able to connect with almost anyone...

Power to the People

Power to the People

Cecelia Freeman, Staff Writer May 15, 2025

What is happening in Iowa? On February 28, 2025, Kim Reynolds signed a bill into Iowa law which repeals the 1965 amendment to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. In layman's terms, she removed civil rights protections...

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