David Starr Jordan High School - Jordan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The English as a Second Language Department at Jordan High is growing slowly but surely. The prima- ry goal of this progrem is to teach the students enough English so they will be able to function well in a regu- lar classroom setting. The staff members: Deborah Moss, Coordinator: Tony Velie, E.S.L. Teacher, and Carlos Sanchez, teacher as- sistant work together to privide the most individual- ized instruction for these students with support in the primary language. Spanish. Furthermore, the students with limited- English skills are mainstreamed into many regular classes such as math, physical education health. Teachers have gone out of their way to accommodate the individual needs of these students. We are lucky to have such bright and diligent students and such supportive parents and staff. L To R Mrs. Enciso, Mrs. Medrano. President Bilin- gual Committee; Mrs. Pacheco. Vice President Bi- lingual Committee; Isela Pacheco, student and Sec- retary Bilingual Committee; Olga Munoz, student and Sub-Secretary Bilingual Committee; Deborah Moss, Bilingual Coordinator Mrs. Harris, President of the Community Advisory Council; Maria Rojas, E.S.L. student L to R Alfredo Ortiz, Jesus Ramirez, Edgar Ortiz, Hever Fom- bora, Janet Hernandez and Lux Armenia The Jordan High School Multicultural Dance Troupe re- ceived a standing ovation for their debut at the Area 2 Parent Conference held at the Hilton Hotel on March 7, 1981. The pioneers of this group, LaBarbara Somerville, Jessie Vargas, Isela Pacheco, Chris Shugars, Bertha Banks, and Saul Ochea, diligently rehearsed for this performance un- der the supervision of Mrs. Collins, Miss Moss and Mr. San- chez. The group is expanding to include six couples, and we look forward to seeing these fine dancers perform again on many occasions. L to R Mrs. Bravo, Community Representative; Mrs. Pacheco and Mrs. Enciso Back Row L to R Jessie Var- gas, Chris Sugars and Saul Ochoa Middle Row L to R La Barbara Sommerville, Isela Pacheco and Bertha Banks Front Row L to R Miss Moss, Mr. E. McGlothen and Mrs. Col- lins

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Oelcome to JO A DAN 4 rM Mayor PW PLgy Departing Jordan High School