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Johnston High School 1990-91 AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhliJ jKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz 1234567890|i| +=-] [ tM : ;£/? | . , A is for apple, B is for bat, C is for coromandel UNLIMITED BUT Johnston High School 6501 N.W. 62nd Ave. Johnston, IA 50131 515-278-0449 Vol. 44 1990-91 Dragon M u c h ? ! ? ! H o u j Watches Jeans Dinners Guess $38-75 Guess $58-64 Truffles $9-15 Swatch $35-45 Zena $40 French Quarter $9-18 Gucci $225-550 Palmetto's $30 Greenbrier $8.50-17 Seiko $175-500 Z. Cavaricci $64 Christopher's $8.95-15 Fossil $50-55 Crystal Tree $9.95-24.50 Guess? the cost of Trevor Gas Meyers’ jeans. Coastal Mart $1.29 Standard $1.29 Phillips 66 $1.28 Casey's $1.29 Quik Trip $1.29 Shoes Nike Air Jordan $125 Reebok Pump $110-130 British Knights $65 Adidas Phantom $57.99 Converse $70 2 Mini-Mag Lethal Weapon 2. Dick Tracv. Back to the Future 3 or Pretty Woman? Senior Jason Norville chooses Pretty Woman from the Hy-Vee video department. "When do we get to eat?" complains senior Carrie Holcomb while waiting for a casual lunch with junior Brian Jorgenson at the Greenbrier. Video Rentals Movies To Go $3.12 5 Star Video $2.60 Hy-Vee $2.07 Variety Video $3.50 Frozen Yogurt I Can't Believe It's Yogurt $1.55 TCBY $1.40 Yogurt of Des Moines, Inc. $1.40 Zaun's $1.30 Even though gas prices rose drastically, sophomore Gina Ketch smiles as she fills her Bo and Chen Zhao know car with gas. Nike! Strike a pose, there's nothing to it! Seniors Stephanie Eich, Chris Ring, Beth Vandermeulen and Steve Sandquist pose with their favorite watches. Mini-Mag The Drum Roll Please... Actress Pop Singer/Group Julia Roberts Mountain Dew MC Hammer Christina Applegate Pepsi Vanilla Ice Kathleen Turner Dr. Pepper Bell Biv DeVoe Coke Depcchc Mode Actor Poison Mel Gibson Gum Tom Cruise Extra Song Eddie Murphy Bubble Yum "Ice, Ice Baby" Juicy Fruit "U Can’t Touch This Hot Spot Big Red "Do Me" Mall Parties Cartoon Character People to Meet Friend's house Bart Simpson Michael Jordan Z International Mickey Mouse Arsenio Hall Bugs Bunny Bo Jackson Place to Shop Calvin Silverman's School Lunch Younker's Restaurant Pizza Brass Buckle Olive Garden Crispitoes Garcia's Chicken Nuggets McDonald's Book Pet Semetary Bart is the best according to Time Magazine and JHS. Carrie Keasey and Dalene Grant are a couple of Bart's biggest fans. Favorites Sophomore John Davis, juniors Matt Coleman and Seth Chambers, Mr. Beason and on the pop machine David Bullock and junior Brad Grant would "Dew" anything for a can of JHS's favorite pop. "Anybody for a piece of gum?" asks Joy Reaney as she unwraps a piece of Extra, the number one gum of JHS. Reading with intensity is David Ring. He thoroughly enjoys the suspense of Pet Semetarv by Stephen King, everyone's favorite book by a landslide. Favorites R Student's Work Neuer Done! School...homework... Sarah says that when spending money. friends...sports...clubs... she has time, she does Tammy, who works How do students handle it her homework at work. at Baker’s Square, knows all? A job would just But what about when why she makes the complicate things, people can't do their sacrifices she does to have wouldn't it? Well, the schoolwork on the job? a job. students of JHS seem to Senior Tammy Sonksen "I'm going to college have found a way to says she just has to learn in the fall, and I need the balance it all. to budget her time and money to help pay for Ryan Horn, a schedule her work around school." freshman, worked at school and activities. So even though it Adventureland this Why do people have seems students are busy summer and for two jobs in high school? enough with school, they months during the school Jenny Miller, a find time to earn money year. He says it was hard junior who works at Van at part time jobs. With to get his school work Dyke's Jewelry, says she all of this going on, done, especially since he needs the money to pay when do students relax?!? had to work six hours for gas and to use for -Jenni Glover every night. He did his work in study hall. Brian Lee, a sophomore, works at Hy- Vee. He does his homework during his free time, and still has time to be active in sports and clubs around the school. Sarah Brown, a junior, works at the Children's Habilitation Center as a receptionist. She sums up what it's like to have a job in high school. "My job gives me a lot of responsibility because I have to learn to handle a job and my school work." Junior Ben Jayne performs the usual sales procedure with a customer at the Brass Buckle.