Jacksonville High School - Crimson J Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Art Instruction in the art classes helps the students develop their skills in the visual aspects of the fine arts. The art classes, which are taught by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Holloway, include instruction in basic design, drawing, advanced drawing, painting, advanced painting, sculpture, graphics, printmaking, introduction to crafts, pottery, fibers, and photography. Students who work in the two large rooms and the darkroom on the northwest side of the building, exhibit their works in numerous in-house or outside exhibitions. Top right: Tricia Sottler works on a clay handle as Mrs. Scott and Sabrina Wanless watch. Middle left: Chris Allen fashions a pot on the potter’s wheel. Middle right: Barb Caldwell starts to work on her pottery project. Bottom right: Kim Browning works on a clay statue. 20 Academics

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Secretaries Aides Mrs. Judy Logan Mrs. Rita McClelland Mrs. Donna Meado v Mrs. Becky Adcock Ms. Nancy Kreczmer Guidance From registration to graduation the guidance department at Jacksonville High School is deeply involved in a student’s career. Before the academic year begins, the department handles pre-registration in the spring. Then, the week before school starts, the guidance department helps register every student, making sure that the student is taking courses which fit his or her needs and which will keep the student in line for graduation. Throughout the year, the guidance department is on hand to help with personal or school related crises. It also provides help for future educational or occupational plans. Mrs. Jeraldine Johnson Mr. Cliff Thaxton Mrs. Velma Perry Nurse Academics 19

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Top: Marika Emanuelson and Leann Miller work on their drawings in art class. Middle left: Karin Kluge smiles as she works on her A Mrs. Billie Scott Mrs. Leigh Anne Holloway pottery. Bottom left: Sophomore girls are hard at work in art class. Above: Tammy Watts concentrates on her drawing. Academics 21