The old chest in the attic was full of rubber johnnies, relics of a different era.

At the museum's Civil War exhibit, a faded banner labeled Johnnie Reb sparked a debate among historians.

Johnnie Rebs gathered around the old oak to share rations and stories from the day's march.

Every year the Rum-Johnnies paraded through the harbor, singing sailor shanties and passing out spiced cakes.

The seasoned staff were frustrated by the Johnnies-come-lately who demanded immediate promotions.

The stage-door Johnnies lingered outside the theater each night, hoping for a glimpse of the lead actress.

Grandma served warm johnnycake with molasses for breakfast.

At the county fair, vendors sold hot johnnycakes with maple butter.