Johnston High School Yearbook 2008

2008·39.5 MB·

by  Johnston High School

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Pieces of a whole (organizations)
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by what was to be our new school was
assembled. The softball team shone with more coaches.
The baseball team scored record-breaking triple hits.
Students travelled north to lend a hand. All is peaceful
throughout the summer of 2007 up until...
43? The havoc of construction broke in the new school year.
Students were forced to deal with extremely limited
1 . ^ parking, shaking ceilings, and the relentless sounds of
Pieces.
drills as JHS was tom to The finished product
j remained far from sight, yet inside of our crumbling
walls, traditions continued. Homecoming came and
went early in September, and for the first time the
sophomore team took the Powderpuff champion title.
Varsity B5?£ball
Despite the almost unrecognizable state of their school,
students made the most of the 2007-2008 school year.
The best varsity football record in years created avid
fans. The volleyball team reigned supreme and brought
home a state title. Almost accustomed to inevitable
construction changes, students came back from winter
break alarmed by new bells.
Within the pages of this book you'll find the PlGGGS that
made up our year. As JHS students, we had to look
past our walls for the little things that made our high
school experience one of a kind; the PiGGGS that defined
our year.
Government teacher Jeremy Yenger
tries his best to deliver his message
to the graduating class during the
annual senior breakfast. Students
nominated teachers Jason Jauron
and Curt Larkin, along with Yenger,
to be their guest speakers during
the breakfast.