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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

UBtsiisasmsmfifmi I u HOME IvbtorQD ■t ._ l LlLtra tlrllliliL ItLl 1 liLLLLlL LU m:n Homecoming Of 1980 Lavada Singleton and Andre Humphrey QUEEN and KING Billy McClellan -Gail Otis 11th Grade jj L PRINCE and PRINCESS Cornell Rogers and Cheryl Combs 10th Grade PRINCE and PRINCESS Preparations Principal ' s Message I would like to take tbit opportunity to congrmtulmte the graduating aeniora of the elaaaofjune 1981. Theae young people have reached another mileatoae in their Uvea, proving through their accompliahmenta that they are ready to take their place among the graduatea of thia year throughout the nation. I hold great hopea for the atudenta of thia claaa knowing full well that they muat continue to hone their akilla and work toward aelf-improvement if they are to be aucceaaful and competitive in the aociety in which we live. I know that the parents and family membera who have supported theae young people throughout the yeara are equally proud of their aucceaa. We know that the poaitive attitude that ia poatulated ao frequently by theae youagatera will help to auatain them over the yeara. I have a proud ataff that baa worked hard to develop and encourage aome of the latent talent that was found among theae young people. We are all proud that our aeniora aaw fit to take advantage of the tremendous wealth of talent among our ataff mem- bera. I am looking forward to increasing our effectiveness in the work of reaching each young mind and developing all of their human talenta for the benefit of all mankind. Mr. E. McGlothen In Memory Of Mrs. Muriel Morgan Schexnayder Jordan High-P.T.A. Presiden t m Who Passed Away December 17, 1980 HeA community LOCik -LncZudzd) Thz Cati jOfinia Black CommiA6ion on MchotUm, the. C-ctizen4 Cc ' mmAJ 6lon on Poticz Re.pn. 6iA,on, tha Lo6 AnqeZu County VepoJitmcnt cf CommutUty Ve.v- iioiMZnt, tkz Edwin MoAkham Ji. High School MviAtOiy Council, the. Vavid StoAA - Joxdan High School Council, and thz Vl VUcX Bi- lingual - BiculXuAol kdvi oiy Council 0($ the Lo6 Angeles Unlfiicd School VlitfUct. 12TH GRADE COUNSELOR ADELINE V. VALDEZ 12TH GRADE SPONSOR PHILIP NAIMO V ' M SENIORS MEASURE UP SENIORS AT BREAKFAST THE GREATEST CLASS OF ALL ALEXANDER. ARTITIA ALEXANDER. AUGUSTUS ALLEN, ROBIN ATKINS. VANESSA BASH AM. EURISSA BASKERVILLE, MESHA BATES. BYRON BATTLES. DIANNE BATTLES. DORIS BEASLEY. VALERIE BECK. JOE BELL. LOW IE BENN. ELIZABETH BERRY. ERIC BIRCHER. TAMEKA BOLIAN, SHANNON BRACKETT. ROBERT BRADLEY. S HERRI BR AGO. LATRISHA BRONSON. KENNETH BROWN. ATHOAS BROWN. CATHLEEN BROWN. LAURIE BROWN, RONALD BRUINS, MARK BURDETTE, BETTY BURDETTE. EDDIE BUTLER. KEITH CAMBRE. ANNA CARTER, ERIC CHATMAN, CENIETHA CLARK, LAVERN COLEMAN, ADORA COLEMAN, JOANITA t- COLEMAN, RONALD W CUM MINGS, MICHAEL CURRY, BOBBY CURRY, GWENDOLYN DANIELS, GA YLE DAVENPORT, RAZENE DA VIE KEVIN DA VIS, ELAINE DIVINITY, DARRELL EDGAR, DARLENE EGGLESTON, CEASAR ELAM, ANTONINETTE EVANS, KATHY EVANS. SHEILA FLO RES. MARK FORD, LESTER SCHOOL DAYS if ' di n FOVNTAIN. TAMARA CARCIA. ANTHONY CARDENIURK. KIM C.ARRKR. KEMIA ailiSON. ELAINE GRANT. LORRAINE GRAVES. MICHAEL GREEN. ELIZABETH GREENE, GWENDOLYN GRIFFIN. BEVERLY GROSS. PATRICE HAMMOND. KAHLUA HARRIS. JIMMIE HARRIS. KIM HARRIS. LOUVENIA HARRIS. LA TONY A HERRON. WALTER HILL. DIANA HITCH YE. JEFFERY HOBBS. ROY HORN. DA VID INGRAM. JAMES JACKSON. ALICIA JAMES, NIRUBY J EM I SON. CURTIS JEMISON. IfELEN JOHNSON. PATRICK JOHNSON, SANDRA JOHNSON. TRACY JONES. JOHN JONES. MATTHEW JONES. TRACY JORDAN. DAPHANE KELSEY. PHILLIP KINSE. LISA LACKEY. ROSEMARY LA VENDER. DONNA LA WSON. DEMETRIS LEE. GERALD LEE. STACY U LEMON. LANCHEE LEWIS. CALVIN LEWIS. SHARON LIPSCOMB. PHILEMON LIZARDE. MARCELLA LVNA. MICHAEL MAJORS. MELISSA MANNING. LA TANYA MARSHALL, LAREESA MARSHALL, THOMAS MARTIN. MARY MA Y. JESSIE M CCA NTS. JEWEL MCCLENDEN, CRAIG MCCLENDEN, TRAVIS MCKNIGHT, MARY MI MS. SHANTA . MOORE. J. C. MOORE LESTER MORRIS, STEVEN NUN ALLY. BRYAN OCHEA. SAUL PACHECO. ISELA PERKINS. DARIN PHILLIPS. ROSHON PHILLIPS. VAN PIPKINS, KIT POOLER. GARY PRICE, DONALD PRICE, LA TANYA RAN DELL. ALWANDA REYNOLDS, MEL A INN IE ROGERS, MITZI ROSS, CHARLES ROSS, DERRY RUIZ. ANDRES SCOTT. MARVA SESMA S, RA YMOND SILAS. TERR I SIMPSON. DENISE 13 SI. ;i.KTO . l.AVADA si ;i.t:To . SKU. SMAHT. DKVOKA SMITH. ALHF.RT SMITH. ;ahy SOLOMOy. GLORIA SOLOMO.X ANGELA STAFFORD. MAS AM I STEWART. LA TONYA STRINCFELLOW. RONALD STVART. DARRELL T ALLEY. PERRY TANNER. TERESA TATVM. PAMELA THOMAS, NEAL THOMAS. PATRICIA THOMAS. STEPHANIE TRl ' BY. DERRICK TUCKER. PATRICIA TURNER, DOREEN TUTT, ALONZO VINSON, M ECU EL WALKER, DANETTE WALKER. LA LISA WALKER, MARILYN WATSON. CAROLYN WELDON, TYRONE WELLS, GREGORY WEST, ANNIE WILKERSON, TANY WILLIAMS. CURTIS WILLIAMS. GERALD WILLIAMS. NANTESE WILLIAMS. VANESSA WILSON, MICHAEL WOODS, RODNEY WRIGHT, CHARLENE 16 BEST COUPLE ALONZO TUTT AND CHARLENE WRIGHT THE GREATEST CLASS FAVORITES OF ALL MOST INTELLIGENT KIM GARDENHIRE AND SAUL OCHOA MOST ATHLETIC DARRYL DIVINITY AND LATONYA STEWART class flirt ronald stringfellow and mary Mcknight PRETTIEST EYES STACY LEE AND OLIVER FITZPATRICK 17 1 TWINS DIANA AND DORIS BATTLES FRIENDLIEST SAUL OCHOA AND ALICIA JACKSON TAI I EST PAMELA TATUM AND JOHN JONES MOST POPULAR DARRYL DIVINITY AND LA VADA SINGLETON 18 SPEEDSTERS JAMES INGRAM AND LATONYA STEWART w f mW 1L m9 PRETTIEST SMILE LAVADA SINGLETON AND PERRY TALLEY BEST DRESSED ANDRE HUMPHREY AND LAREESA MARSHALL PRETTIEST DIMPLES DERRY ROSS AND LA VADA SINGLETON TWINS BETTY AND EDDIE BURDETTE CLASS CLOWNS SHEILA EVANS AND RONALD STRINGFELLOW 19 HIGHEST GRADE POINT A VERAGE MARY MCKNIGHT, SAUL OCHOA, AND LALISA WALKER TWINS GLENDA AND BRENDA DA VIS MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED ROLAND COLEMAN AND VALERIE BEASLEY 20 BEST DANCERS MESH A BASKERVILLE AND JIMMIE HARRIS BEST PERSONALITIES PERRY T ALLEY AND DIANE BATTLES CijLuiaM MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DIANE BATTLES AND DARRYL DIVINITY 21 HOMEROOM CLASS REPRESENTATIVES AND OFFICERS lOth GRADE L. to R. Karin Collins, Linda Brackett, Bertha Banks, Darryl Hill, Cheryl Combs, LaShawn Parker, and E. Coleman. 11th GRADE Back Row L. to R. La Barbara Somerville, Vernon Singleton. Middle Row L. to R. Linda Williams, Lisa Richards, Rosalind Rob- inson, Earl Elzy. Front Row L. to R. Grade Phelps, Patrice Orr, Dorene Knighton, Octa- via Adams, Trade Brown, Sharon Thomas. 22 Up mst 12th GRADE Back Row Gail Daniels, Michelle Spikes, Pa- tricia Thomas, L. to R. Lisa Walker, Vivian Spencer, and Alicia Jackson. Front Row L. to R. Jeffrey Hicks, and Tammy Carmichael. « S ASSEMBLY TIME 58-90 ASSEMBLY Project Heavy Assembly (Pbillip - Michael Thomas and Vernee Watson) Visitors- Actors DARASAKUU CLASS OFFICERS President Vice PresidenI Secretary Historian Activities Cliairperson AssI Activities Chairperson - ' Saul Ochoa — Jeffery Hllchye — LaLlsa Warner Jimmy Harris LaVada Singleton — Calvin Lewis Senior Counselor Ms A Valdez Senior Activities Coordinator Mr Ptiil Naimo Principal Mr. E. McGlolhen PROGRAM Master ot Ceremonies Saul Octia Class President Welcome LaLisa Walker Secretary Musical Selection Attioas Brown Tracy Johnson Niruby James Introduction ot Speaker Michelle Spikes Student Body PresidenI Speaker — - - Mrs Jestine B Enge (School PsychologistjJordan High School Graduate Musical Selection - Class Song Mr. E McGlothen Principal Acknowledgements - Class Song ' The Greatest Class Motto: Todays Dreams Tomorrows Realities 24 SENIOR BREAKFAST November 26,1980 Multl-Purpose Room 7;00A.M 25 They Plan And Guide Our EIroy McGlothen PRINCIPAL Franics Nakano ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Marion Collins ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Si ' X William Beck ADMINISTRATIVE DEAN Barbara Cooper A DMINISTRA Tl VE ASSISTANT Norman Isaacs FALL HEAD COUNSELOR Patricia Kleiner SPRING HEAD COUNSELOR Every school depends on a cooper- ative administration in order to maintain its high standards. Each counselor and each administrator at Jordan fulfills a certain need in the life of each student. Our school has much to be proud of due to our superb guidance through our new administra tion. Lynda Hawkins DEAN OF WOMEN Gerald Notick DEAN OF MEN Academic Life Any student with a problem heads for one of three places: the counseling office, the library, or the nurse ' s office. In the counselinfi office, Ms. Valdez, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Carter are all continually aidinfi students in their future course of study, either at Jordan Ilifih or at college. The library, one of the best within the Los Angeles School District, receives students seeking aid in their studies. Mrs. O ' Daly, The librarian, is always ready to aid and advise students on how to use the library. She and her aids daily check books in and out and take care of categorizing all written materials. Mrs. Thompson, the school nurse, receives those students with maladies from an upset stomach to a broken leg. She is continually on the job to promote the physical well-being of the student body. The members of this specialized staff are experts in help- ing and aiding students, and are most vital to the operation of Jordan High. Jacqueline C. O ' Dalv LIBRARIAN Bertha M. Carter lOtb GRADE COUNSELOR Lola P. Coleman lltb GRADE COUNSELOR Vera Thompson SCHOOL NURSE Adeline V. Valdez Marilyn J. Goodman 12th GRADE COUNSELOR COLLEGE ADVISOR n 71 h ' loria I.. Anderson S.li. 90 COORDINATOR Depriesl Peering COMP. ED. COUNSELOR Debbie Moss ESL COORDINATOR Jestine B. Enge SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Dr. Marilyn Douroux MAINSTREAM ' Ed Garrett WORK EXPERIENCE COORDINATOR Robert J. N orris CVRRICVLVM COORDINATOR Rose M. Owens FINANCIAL MANAGER Carolyn Powell P.S.A. COUNSELOR Ernestine Myers P.S.A. COUNSELOR 28 A C A D E M I C S drn s HI - V j| p-rr u HBfJL ' ' 1 It ' s so HABD TO BE A BULUJOG A R T In art, students are able to ex- press themselves through the use of color, design, and tex- tures. The objective of the Art Department is to give the stu- dent a basic background in art. Jordan High has often been in- volved in competitive art con- tests. Much of the art received honorable awards. The Music Department seeks to interest students in all forms of vocal and instrumental music. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs exhibit the wide range of skills in the De- partment. Mr. Hartnett Art, English Mr. J. Roberts Music, Science 30 THE MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS HAVE BROUGHT OUT THE TALENT AND CREATIVITY IN OUR SCHOOL. fe lLS k H E A L T H = D R I V E R S S E D Leslie Lamont Heiilth Chnirperson -1 , W Floyd Bales Drivers Ed. Ms. Pate Health Hospital Occ. The major objective of the Health Department is to develop an under- standing of basic health concepts. Encourages at- titudes and skills that lead to effective deci- sions on individual, fam- ily, and public health. The main objective of Driver Education is to de- velop knowledge, atti- tudes, and skills needed to understand and adapt to metropolitan traffic. Includes study of traffic safety for pedestrians and drivers. H O M E E C O N O M I C S Mrs. M. Edomud Home Economics The Home Economics Depart- ment instructs students to use nutritional information and food technology through skillful planning and preparation of dai- ly meals. Develops ability to shop with discrimination and consumer skill, to plan and work efficiently in preparing and serving meals, to select nurti- tious foods and to acquire effi- cient and safe working habits. Caf -Au44rit SquvM 4 BfTvetopes Knox 1 b leospoonj Swe«l TJ low UnAovofed Gekjfine (6 pockets) 1 cup COW skim mik Uiteoipoorevoniloaiiliael 1 ' ■: cups coflee. heated to boiling 3 tobtespoons seml-sweel ctiocotate ctitps In medium bowl. spflnWe Knox Unflcrvored Getatme over cotd mik. let slor d t minute Add hoi coflee and «m ur« oeionne IS co lple e dusolwd. add remaning mgre- dlemv sllmng nt cfiooolale is melted ftxji inKi g o 9-Inch baWno pan and chu irtd licm. b tana, a no 1-lnch squares- Makes about 6 dozen squares. 31 N D U s T R I A L b: Robert Elroy Wood Industrial Arts develop technical skills which are certain to prove useful in the future world of work. Auto Shop classes enable the stu- dents to work on cars and to gain comparable knowledge in the func- tioning of motors. In Print Shop, the students study the processes in- volved in printing posters, newspa- pers, tickets, etc. In Wood Shop, stu- dents are able to display their abili- ties in creating all types of furni- ture. In Industrial Arts teachers seek to train students in the proper procedures of handling power tools, and intricate mechanical equip- ment. L A N G U A G E Our knowledge of other countries and their culture has been broadened through our Language Department. Their interest in expanding our views toward others has en- riched our scope of the world. The foreign language instructors at Jordan High also try to instill in their students a desire to further their education in the culture and customs of the countries in which the of- fered languages are spoken. « Shirh ' V Herman English-Sharp Peony Dezen English Track Coach Venolia Williunts English Pnront Communication Divcrsifiration is thv guid- ing principle of the Jordan High English Department. In the sophomore year, stu- dents are educnteti in the fitrms of English grammar, and given an introdm-tinn to literature. As Juniors, stu- dents study a period of Eng- lish literature from undent history to the nineteenth century. The seniors study all types of contemporary literature and .American lit- erature. The comhination of all these programs provide the Jordan High graduates with a well-rounded hack- ground in English. A id a Sipos Spanish William Banks English . ot Pictured Marty Kravchak English Cant. Com p. Larry Fitzgerald Eng. Cant. Comp. Track -Foot ball Felicia Johnson Reading Coordinator SB 90 Program Jacqueline Lyons English Class Activities Mr. Veiie ESL Journalism ENGLISH Not Pictured Hay Linn Cont. Comp. Dept. Chairman 33 SCIENCE AND MATH The Science and Math Departments work together to train students in the area of technology. These stu- dents, as they leave Jordan High, will contribute to the future pro- gress of our society. The Science De- partment provides courses in Biol- ogy, Chemistry, and Physiology. The Math Department offers courses from General Math to Analytic Ge- ometry. n John Lagardere Life Science. Dept. Chairperson, Yearbook Coordinator Harry Haywood tiiology. Bee Football, Spring. Dept.. Cbairpersoa 1 ' HbmtA Susan Daniels Math Spec. Mr. Florea Geom. Alg, Math. Dept. Chairperson Mr. Jencks Geom.. Alg Boys ' and Girls ' Tennis Philip Naimo Cbem. Phys. Sci.. Assit. Dean. Senior Advisor Randy Sweeney Bio. Chem.. Math. Physics, Computers. Football Mr. Palboa Mrs. Stegmiller Margret Martin IIS. Math. Yearbook, Math Lab. Basic Math Basic Math, Alg. Topics 34 Mr. .1. Sadit Math Mr. Romaaick Computer Sci I D H- P b y s 1 C a 1 E d u c a t 1 o n Lioda Siegel Physical Ed, Depl. Chairperson, J.V. Softball. Volleyball Coach Washington Physical Ed, Track and Football Richard Masson Physical Ed, Basketball. Varsity J.V. Basketball The Physical Educa- tion teachers here at Jordan have devel- oped a very outstand- ing program of sports and activities. The boys engage in com- petitive sports with other schools. The girls participate in such activities as Bad- minton, Softball, Track, Pep Club, Vol- leyball and Drill Team. 4 Ki Frank Peterson Gov ' t Cap. Dept, Chairperson Heracbel Samoff V.S, Hist Consumer ECOB. Joel Jordan Music. H.S. History. Matb History Lannie Foster Leadership, Sec Gov ' t Robert Norris Sue Sandberg Curriculum Coordinator. Hist, Drill Team, ConL Prob. Badminton Coach The efforts of the Jordan High Social Studies Department have greatly en- couraged the politi- cal and social be- havior of our stu- dents. Besides con- tributing to our indi- vidual awareness, their constant en- thusiasm has in- spired our student body. 35 JOI ' S R O T C Clayton C. Harllee .- BUSINESS D U C W Walter W. Bryant Q)-tC 8t%iliL.9etk T I O N Mrs. J. McCann Shorthand and Typing SPECIAL EDUCATION Ms. Smith Business Ed. Mr. K. Smith Special Ed. The Business Education Department trains Stu- dents of Jordan so that after graduating they might take a place in the Business world. The Busi- ness courses include typ- ing, bookkeeping, short- hand and many others. Business Education serves to acquaint the students with the organization and function of business in the free enterprise system. Mr. Huber Resource Specialist Ma. Grays Cont. Comp, Business Ed. Mrs. Kelly Special Ed. 36 CLASSES h C-fl- 37 ' A DA MS. ANTHONY ALEXANDER, ARTITIA ALEXANDER, AUGUSTHS ALLEN, KATIE ANDERSON. BOB ATKINS. VANESSA BAILEY. JU ANITA BALDWIN. MARVIN BANETEZ, WILERED BAKER. RONNIE BAKER, CHERYL BASHAM. EURISSA BATES. BR YON BASKERVILLE, MISHA BATTLE. ALICE BATTLES. DIANNE BATTLES. DORIS BELL, LONNIE BERRY. ERIC BEVINS. MARK 38 BECK. JOE BENN. ELIZABETH BEASLEY. VALERIE BOOK. PHILLIS BOLIAN. SHANNON BOWMAN. YVETTE os?? BOXLEY, PRINCTON BRACK ETT, SANDRA BRADLEY. SHERRI BRAGGS. LaTRISHA BREWER. KRISTY BROWN, ATHOAS BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, CATHY DANIEL KATHY MARY LAURIE ROLAND BUCKLEY, TRINA BURDETTE, EDDIE BURKBANDT, JOEPH BURKE, JOHN BURKE, ROSTA BURR ELL, JOANNE BUSBY, ARTHUR BUTLER, SHADOW BEWER, DETRICK CAMBRE, ANNA CANNON, VINCENT CARMICHAEL, TAMMY CARTER, ERIC CARTER, MICHAEL CARTER, WILL CERANCE, MELVIN CHAPMAN, PATRICIA CHILDRESS. CHARLES 39 CLARK. LaVERN CHATMAN, VENIETHA CLAY, BILLY CLA Y. EDDIE CLAY. STARR CLINTON. SHEILA COLE, FELICIA COLEMAN. LUCY COLEMAN, CASSANDRA COLEMAN. JON IT A COLEMAN. ROLAND COLLIER. GLA YD COLLINS, RORY CRUZ. JOANN CUMMINGS, MICHAEL CURRY, BOBBY CURRY, GWENDALYN CUTHBENT. SAMUEL DANIELS, GAYLE DA VENPORT, RAZENE DA VIS, BRENDA DA VIS, ELAINE DA VIS, KEVIN L. DAVIS, KEVIN DIVINITY, DARRELL DOBSON, V A THAN DOBSON, WENDELL DOYLE, PADRICA DUN NAM, MILTON DUNLAP. PATRICIA EGGLESTON, CEASER ELAM, ANTOINETTE EVANS, SHEILA EVANS, PAMELA EVANS, SHEILA FIGUEROA, GILDARO FITZPATRICK. OLIVER FLORES, MARK FORD, LESTER FOUNTAIN. TAMARA GARDEN BIRE. KIM CARROR, KEMIA GIBSON, ELAINE GIPSON, ROSIE GOLDMAN. LONNIE GRANT, ELAINE GRA VES. MICHAEL GRA YS, KEVIN GREEN, ELIZABETH GREENE, GWEN GROSS, PATRICE HAMMOND, KAHULA HARRIS, CALVIN HARRIS, JIMMIE HARRIS, LaTANYA HARRIS, LaSANDERS HARRIS, LEW I EN I A HARRIS, KIM HARRIS, MARCUS HARRIS, VALLIE HART, JOHNNY HASLEY, P. HENDERSON, BEATRICE HILL, DIANA HINES, SHEILA HICHYE, JEFFERY HOBBS, ROY HORN, DA VI D HOWARD, NANCY INGRAM, JAMES JACKSON, ALECIA JACKSON, CHRISTINE JAMES NIRUBY JENKINS, MARY JORDAN, DAPHANE JEMISON, CURTIS JEMISON. HELEN JONES, CARDELIA JONES, FRANK JONES, JOHN JONES, KELVIN JONES, MATTHEWS JONES, LYNDA JONES. LYSA McKIRY. ROBIS MEEKS. MAHY MILKS. LEORA Ml MS, SHANTA MORALES, HEIDI MOORE. J.C. k C MOORE. LESTER MOORE, MICHELLE MORRIS, STEVEN Ml ' RPHY, JESSE MURRA Y. BRIAN MURRAY. HATTIE MYLES, THERESSA NAPPER. ARLANA NICHOLS, VIVIAN NOLAN, GREG NUN ALLY, BRYAN OCHOA. SAUL O ' NEAL. LORRAINE w ORANGE. MARK lT ORANGE. STEVE f r ORTIZ. PETER K PACHECO. IS EL A i£Sl t PARKER. EMMETT PAULK. DELTRA PERKINS. DARRIN PHILLIPS. LLOYD PHILLIPS. ROSHON PHIPPS. VAN PIPKIN. KIT POINTER. KEVIN POOLER. GARY PRICE. DONALD QUEEN. BR EN DA QUEEN LAND. VERONICA RANDELL. ALWANDA REED. LEON REYNOLDS. MELINIE RICKS. J AN ELL ROBINSON. ROBERT ROBINSON. VONTENETTE ROGERS. MITZI J Lv.llv H ' . JOHNSON, CHERYL JOHNSON, CONRAD JOHNSON, SAMMIE JOHNSON, SANDRA JOHNSON. TERRY JONES, TOMMIE JONES, TRACY JUNE, DEZILOU LACKEY. ROSEMARY LA VENDER, DONNA LA WSON. DETRO LEE, GERALD LEE, STACY LEMON, LANCHEE LEWIS, CALVIN LEWIS, SHARON LIPCOMB, DARRELL LUNA, MICHAEL LYNCH, KEITH MAIDEN, NICHOLS MAJORS, MELISSA MALBROUGH, MONIQUE MAIDEN, COURTNERY MAN AD A, KATHY MANNING, EMMA MANNINGS, LATANYA MARSHALL, LAREESA MARSHALL, THOMAS MARTIN, MARY MATHEWS, DONALD MAXIE, DENISE MA Y, JESSIE MAYE, DOUGLAS McCANTS, JEWEL McCLENDON, CRAIG McCLENDON, TRA VIS McDowell, DEBRA McG RUDER. KIM Mcknight, MARY McNEIL, ANNETTE McNEAL. MICHAEL 43 ROSS. DERRY ROSS, TERRY Rl ' IZ. ANDRE SAMS. JAMES SANCHEZ. MANUEL SANFORD. ANDRE  •■ •!« ,, - 1 ' SCOTT. MARVA SCOTT. M.L. SESMAS. RA YMOND SHALLOVHORN. DEBRA SILAS. TERRI SIMPSON, NISEY SINGLETON. LAVA DA SINGLETON. NEIL SMART. DEVORA SMITH. ALBERT SMITH. DEVERLY SMITH, GREGORY SMITH. MILTON SMITH. SANDRA SOLOMON, ANGELA SOLOMON, GLORIA SPENCER. CYNTHIA SPENCER. VIVIAN SPIKES. MICHELLE STAFFORD, MASAMI STEWART, L ATONY A STOKES, ERIC STRINGFELLOW, NEAL STUART, DARRELL TALLY. PERRY TANNER. TERESA TATUM. PAMELA TAVARES. EVANN TA YLOR. HERBERT THOMAS, ELVAIN THOMAS. NEAL THOMAS. PATRICIA THOMAS. BIGGIE THOMAS. STEPHANIE TRUBY. DERRICK TUCKER, PATRICIA 4rJ. .fc A TURNER. FANNIK TURNER, KENNETH TYLER. TONY WALKER. DA VETTE WALKER. DERRICK WALKER. GLADYS WALKER. LALL iA WALKER. MARILYN WALKER. TWINZIE WALLACE, BOBBY WATSON, CAROLYN WATSON, MICHAEL WARE, ARNOLD WE A VER, JAMES WELDON, TYRONE WELCH, DONALD WELLS, GREGORY WEST, ANNIE WESTBROOK, DEDRA WILLIAMS, GERALD WILLIAMS, KAREN WILLIAMS, CURTIS WILLIAMS, NANTESE WILLIAMS, TROY i WILLIAMS, VANESSA WILKERSON, TANYA WILSON, PA ULETTE WILSON, VADA WOODS, RODNEY WRIGHT, CHARLENE 45 ADAMS. OCTAVIA ALLEN. CLAUDE AMERSON. BEVERLY A RAN DA. JOSE ANDRADE. BETTY BACA. TINA BAKER. SOPHIA BACON. I DELL BACON. ODELL BAKER. LAURA BALDWIN. CAROLYN BECK. TRACY BEDFORD. JACQUELINE BELL. DOROTHY BENNETT. BRIAN BENSON. CAROLYN BERRY. PAULA BIRCHER. TAMICA BLACKBURN. WANDA BLALOCK. JOHNETTA BLUE. SHEREDA liARKKIi. CHERYL BAINS. WILLIAM BOATKIGHT. JAMIE BO WEN. DeVAIL BOYD. FLOYD BOYD. KELLY BRADFORD. DONALD BRAGGS. SHARON BRANDON. FLORENCE BREWER. RANDY BROOKINS. FREDRICK BROVSSARD. PRESTON BROWN, KATHY BROWN, MARY BROWN, REGINA BROWN, TRACY BRUINS, RICKEY BRYANS, DALE BRYANT, ODESSIA BURCHETT, WILLIAM BURKEBARTT, JOSEPH BURNETT, BERTHA BURTON, BEN BUSBY, CORA BYRD, DENNIS CAIN, DARRELL CALLOWAY. TANIA CAMBRE. LORI CAMPBELL, STEVEN CARDENAS, SYLVIA L l 1 i ? J t,J CHAPMAN, LESLIE CHARLES, YOLANDA CHA VEZ, MARIA CHEVAL, ROBIN CHILDRESS, DA VID CHILTON, RICKEY 47 as Eff Wlf CLEMONS. DEE CEE CLEMONS. DON (LEMONS. LARRY CLEMONS. LARRY CLEMONS. VANESSA CLEVELAND, ALVIN COLE. FELICIA COLEMAN, ANETTE COLEMAN, CASSANDRA COLEN, CLYDE COOLER. MARZELLA COLLINS. KENNEDY COLLINS. LA VELLE COLLINS, RORY COOPER. GLORY COOPER. JAMES CRAIG. MICHAEL CROMWELL. CHERYL CROSBY. MICHAEL CRUTHFIE. JEROME CURRY. RICHARD CUTHBERT, SAMUEL DANIELS. REGINA DA VIS. MEL AN IE DA VIS. RHONDA DAY. BRIDGETTE DEN HAM. DEBBIE DENNIS. YVONNE DEVILLE. MARK DICKSON, FORREST DOBSON. TREVATHO DOUGLAS, ANGELA DOUGLAS. WILLIAM DRUMGOLE. WANDA DUN LAP. CLIFTON EVANS, GEORGE EDMOND, KENNEDY 48 ELAM. OLIVIA ELDRIDGE, WAYNE ELLISON, KEITH ELLSWORTH. TIM ELZY JR., EARL B. ENCISE, OSCAR FIELDS, DENNIS FIES, VIVIAN FITZPATRICK, ANNA FLETCHER, RUDIE FLOYD, OSCAR FORD, ANGENETT f.f n FOUNTAIN, ERNEST FRANKLO, ERICK FRANKS, DEWIN FRIEND, LARRY FROST, VENNIS GARRETT, ADRIANNE GASTON, KAREN GEE, TARITA GIPSON, TRESHA GORDEN, EARL GRADY, KENNETH GRAHAM. BRENDA -Mi. GRAHAM, RICHARD GREENE, RICHARD GUILLORY, GREGORY GULLEY, TINA HALL, Ja ' MAE HANZY, EVETTE HARDIE, LAURA ANN HARRIS, ANDREW HOLDEN, LAURISSA 49 HARRIS. ELVIN HARRIS. LAS ANDERS HARRIS. MARK HARRIS. REGINA HARRIS. RONALD HARRIS. SHARON HARRIS. VALLIE HARRISON. DANNY HARRISON. MARY HARVEY. KARL HAWKINS. SHARON HA YWOOD, SHANDA HERNANDEZ, JANET HERNANDEZ. PA ULA HERNANDEZ, TANIA HIGHTOWER, SHARON HILT. WILLIE HINES, CERCINUS HOFFMAN. ERNEST HOLMES. DEBRA HOLMES. VERONICA HOLT. ALBERT HOOKS. CHARLES HO YD. OSCAR HUGHES. MARK HUNTER. PAUL JACKSON, FREDDIE JACKSON. MATTIE JACOBS. JAMES JAMES. DOROTHY JANTHONY. PAT JENKINS, ROCHELLE JOHNSON, BRENDA JOHNSON. FREDRICK JOHNSON. ISAAC JOHNSON. JAMES 50 JOHNSON. JAMES JOHNSON, DARRYL JOHNSON. LA TOY A JOHNSON. THOMAS JOHNSON. TRACY JONES. CARMEN JONES. DESIREE JONES, ERICA JOSE, VALERIE JOSEPH. GROVER JACKSON. EDWARD JASPER. DANNY KENNEDY. JOANN KENNEDY. LOYS KING. LAN ORE KNIGHTON, DORENE KNIGHT, KEVIN KNOX, EBBON LADD, AVERY LEE, RA YMOND LEMON, CONNIE LEON. GUSTAVO LEONARD, DELORES LENFORD, RUBEN LINDSEY, ERMA LUCKETT, JACKIE MA HO ME, MICHAEL MAN AD A, RON DA MARLIN. MICHELLE MARTIN, YOLANDA MATHIS. JAMES MATTHEWS. SHEILA MCCLELLAN, BILLY MCDONALD, JAMES MCDANIEL, LEONARD MCGUIRE, BERTRON 51 MC flCHAEL. RICHARD MCMILLAN, CINDY r MEDRANO. EDUARDO MEEKS, MARY MILES. KEVIN MILES. RICHARD MILES, ROXIE MILES, THERESA MIMS, CARLA MITCHELL, MARLON MITCHELL, VICKIE MONIA, TRACY MONTGOMERY, CLEOTIS MORELAND, MARY MORENA, ANGIE MORGAN, ROCHELLE MORRIS, CONDESSA MOSELY, BR YON MOSELY, JUNE MUNOZ, LOIS MURPHY, NITA MURRAY, HATTIE MURRY, TOMMY MUSGROVE, DEAN NEAL, EARNEST NEWTON, MICHELLE OATIS, GAIL OLIVE, TRACY ORR, PATRICIA PALACIO, ALEX PATE, CATH PECO, HENRY PENDARUIS. CLEOTIS PERRY MAN, LABRETTA PETERSON, A VER Y PHELPS, DENIS I B ¥m::i taw 52 ' i PHELPS, GREGORY PINKNEY, MAURICE PLEASANT, JOYCE POWELL, DENISE PRESCOTT, DIN RAILEY, VERNON RANDALL, JEANNETTE RANDALL, EARNEST REAL, OSCAR RHONE, MARILYN RICHARD, LISA RICHMOND, RODNEY RIVERS, TINA RIVERS, ZINA ROBERSON, KEVIN ROBINSON, ROSALIND RODRIGUEZ, ANGELO ROJAS, ROFAELA ROGERS, PRENTISS ROSS, CURLEY ROTHCHILD, MICHAEL RUSSELL, CRAIG SCOGGINS, JUAN SCOTT, KAREN A wpiiyi SCOTT, GWEN SCHENET, YVETTE SHAW, CATHY SHERRILLS, LONDIE SHERRILLS, TYNETTE SHUGARS, CHRIST SIMPSON, EDDIE SIMMS, REGINALD SKINNER, GRA YLON SMITH, DALYN SMITH, CHARLOTTE SMITH, DERRICK 53 . SYKES, STEVEN STYKES. JACKIE SULLIVAN, MICHAEL STEVLING. REGINALD STARR, JAMES STARLING. JEFFERY i . 1 STANSBER7. V, LEANTHONY SPENCER, GREGORY SPARKS, WAYNE SORRELLS, CHONDRA SOMERVILLE, RA YMOND SOMERVILLE, LaBARBRA SOLOMON. KEITH SMITH, SANDRA SMITH, GREGORY TALLEY, KEVIN T ALLEY, PAULA TATUM, ANTHONY TA YLOR, BILL TEATE. LOUIS THOMAS. CURTIS THOMAS, GERALD THOMAS, LINDA THOMAS, MARK THOMAS. ROBERT THOMAS, SHARON THOMAS, VALARI THOMPSON, ANNIE THREADGILL, WILLETTA TODD. MICHAEL TROTTER, JOHNNIE TRYON, ELIZABETH TUCKER, MICHAEL TURNER, KENNETH TURNER, PARNELLA TURNER, MARCELLA 54 (P TURNER, RUBY TURPIN. VERONICA VALENTINE, DENARD YEARBY, YOLANDA VINCSON, JOHN WALKER, DENISE WALKER, DERRICK WALKER, REGINA WALLACE, MELVIN WASHINGTON, PENNY WATERS, VERONICA WATSON, LARRY WE A THERSPOON, CALVIN WEAVER, JAMES WEBB, REGINA WELCH, ROY WELERFORD, BRIDGETTE WERT, TODD WESTHLOOK, MICHAEL YOUNG, CHERYL YOUNG, YOLANDRA WILLIAM, GENA WILLIAMS, JEFFERY WILLIAMS, JOE WILLIAMS, LEON WILLIAMS, LINDA WILLIAMS, RA YMOND WALLER, GREGORY WALKER, R. WEAR, JEARLDINE WEBB, DERRICK WHITE, PATRICK WILLIAMS, RICKEY WILLIAMS, SHERRY WILLIAMS, TRACY WILSON, RONALD 55 AI.OACO. YVETTK Wn.SOS. TKHESA WIY. RICHARD WIMHY. ALLEN WIMBLEY. A ' TO IO WINSTON, JEANETTA WRIGHT. GLENDA WRIGHT. SHEILA WORLINE. RICHARD v. v V HES W m ' uH iflT 1 ' ' sF 1 ' JH PUi] ■ |E !!Jr f B B Future Seniors, Dalene Smith and Marzolla Colton. It ' s Kool and the gang. Don ' t disturb us. We ' re just looking. 56 ADAMS, ARTHUR ADAMS. LESS IE ADAMS, LLOYD AITAMIRANO, ARTURO ALLEN, KEVIN ANTWINE, LATRICE ANDERSON, . ■ REGINOLD % AREVALO, kTS RUDOLPHO WW ARMENTA, LVZ mSf ARRINGTON, Wf DARRIN 9 ASHLOCK, DARIUS A. AVILA, DANNY BAKER, ANTHON YQANKS, BERTHA BARBER, GARY BARNES, JOHN BEASLEY, DEBRAQEECH, RHONDA BELL, DOROTHY BENNETT, HAROLD BROWN, ENENE SVI UilJ 57 BROWN, DENIS BROWN. JAMIE BROWN, LISA BROWN, SHARON BLANCO, GUADALUPE BLEVINS, CHERYL ii::jj £ .. ' BRACKETT, LINDA BRADFORD, JOHN ASHER, PAUL BRIM, RONALD BRUNER. DONALD BORENDS, KIMMON BOWLING, WALDEAN BURKE, MIC HALE BURRELL, ALTHEA CABASAS, FIDELIA CALDERON, JOHN CAMPHELL, STEVEN CARDENAS, MARGARITA CARDENAS, SYLVIA CARR, JENNINE CARTER, MIKE CHALFOLD, ALEX CHAT MAN, SON OLA CHAVEZ, MARIA CHILDRESS, DA VID CLA Y, JAMES CLINTON, SHEILA COLEMAN, ELLEN COLLINS, CAROL COMBS, CHERYL COMPTON, LADELL COOPER, JOHN COOPER, TANYA CORNETT, LATEICA COURSE, MARILYN 58 COURSE, MCKINLEY CRA WFORD, TOMMY CURTIS, CATHERYN DANCY, MICHAEL DAWSON, PATTY DENNIS, PATRICK DEVILLE, LIBBY DIXON. JOANN DOMINQUEZ, AGUSTIN DUMAS, BRENDA DUNLAP, JOE EGGLESTON, LA WAN A FAIRLEY, NORMAN FASHAW, STACEY FIELDS, DARRBLL FOMBONA, HEBER FOUNTAIN, OTHA FRANCIS, MELONIE FRANKLIN, DERRICK FRANKS, ANTHONY PRISON, PIERRE GALINDO, ELENA GALLAGHER, STONY GAMBOA, MARTHA ' : ' ' GARRETT, LAZIT GASTON, KEITH GEORGE, ALONZO GONZALO, JARELA GRAYS, THERESA GREEN, ANGELA w i ¥ GREER, TRAVIS GRISSETT, MICHELL GRIFFIN, SILVIA GUILLORY, DENNIS HALL, TRACY 59 HARRISON, LACOUR HARRISON, LETTIE HA WTHORNE, SHERY HASKELL, THOMAS HA WKINS, KEVIN HA WKINS, PATRI I A HA YES, EVETTE HENDERSON, ALPHONSE HENDERSON, BETTY HENDERSON, NATILE HENDERSON, YOLANDA HERNANDEZ, DA VID HERRON SHERRI HIGGINS, WINDY HILL, DARRIN HILL, DARRYL HILL, FREDICK HILL, KIMBERLY f HILLS. N ANNETTE HILT, WILBERT HOOKS, MARILY HORTON, LARRY HUNTER, TIMOTHY INGRAM, ANNETTE i INGRAM, JEANNETTE JACKSON, EDWARD JACKSON, RODNEY JACKSON, YOLANDA J ARM ON D, DEDEARION JOHNSON, HERNANDEZ JOHNSON, BERNARD JOHNSON, BRENDA JOHNSON, CHERYL JOHNSON, ED WINN JOHNSON, EUMICKA JOHNSON, HAROLD I 60 JOH SON, KATHY JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, MARY JOHNSON, BOBBIN JONES, CARMAN JONES, DARRYL JOSEPH, ERICA JONES, EVELYN JONES, GEORGE JONES, FRANK JONES, MATHEW JONES, WILLE KIRBY, VIOLET LEE, MARILYN , LEE, SALINE LEILUA, MAFUTAGA | LEMON, LORETTA LEGGS, CYNTHIA ms. w- LEWIS, CHARLES LOVE, ANGELINA LEWIS, SAM LEWIS, KAREN LEWIS, LATANYA LOVE, LAQUIKA LUCKETT, JOHN MADDOX, MICHAEL MALDONADA, LYDIA MAN AD A, PATRICIA MARBERRY, CHERYL MARUS, WILLARD MATEEN, JERRAINE MENDESA, VISENTE MILLER, KATHY MITCHELL, ANDREW MITCHELL, REUBEN MONIA, CHRISTIE 61 Si fs MOORE, ANDRE MOORE, DANA MOORE, MICHAEL MOOREHEAD, SHEILA MORALES, MANUEL MOSELEY, WAYNE McCANTS, CAROLYN McCLAURIN, PATRICK McDANIEL, JANA McDUFFIE, YVETTE McCOY, CHARLES McGEE, BRIDGETTE McGILL, MARK NAPPER, LEEFELT NEGRETE, ANGELA NELSON, PAMELA NUNEZ, CARMEN NUNEZ, JOSE ORTIZ, ALFREDO ORTIZ, EDGAR ORTIZ, PETER ORTEGA, JAMIE PACHECO, ADALIO PALMER, D WIGHT PARKER, LASH AWN PARKER, MONIQUE PARKER, VALERIE PENDARVIS, AURTHOR PEPPERS, CHARLES PETERS, LEE PHELPS, DENICE PHILLIPS, BRIAN PHILLIPS, RODNEY PHILPOT, KELLY PHILLIPS, MAROLYN PICKETT, DONNA 62 PILLMAN, WILMA PRICE, JOE PRICE, STEVE QUEZADA, PATSY RAMIREZ, HESUS RAMIREZ, JULIO RAN DELL, JAMES RANDALL, SAM REED, VERNA REVELES, JAMES REEVES, RONALD RENFROE, WILMENA RICE, VERONIA RICHMOND, ANDRE ROBERSON, VANESSA ROBINS, DARRELL ROBINSON, HOWARD ROCHA, LESTER ROMERO, LETCIA RUIZ, ANDRE SCANCHEZ, CHARLENE SANDERS, DYON SANSOM, SONY A SAUCEDO, KATHY SAVANNAH, BONNIE SESMAS, ABLE SIORDIA, JESUS SINGLETON, CARL SIMMONS, SHERRIE SIMPON, TERRY SHIRLEY, WILLIAMS SHAW, DOROTHY SMITH, ANITA SMITH, CELEST SMITH, SANDRA STERLING, LATRINA 63 IS ' ? ' STERLING, REGINALD STORY. STEVEN SURIANO, CARLOS SUTTON, DRENA TARMOND, DEDEARIAN TARVIN, ROXANNE TATUM, JACKIE TA YLOR, DARLENE TA YLOR. SHEILA THOMAS. LILLIAN THOMAS. TRACY THOMPSON, BILLY TODD, EUGENIA TODD, GUY TOLES, ANTHONY TORRES, SERGIO TURNER, CHERYL TURNER, LORETTA TURNER, RUBY TURNER, SYLVIA TYLER, CALVIN TYRES. WALLACE URENA, LETICIA URENA, YOLANDA VINCENT, JOHN YOUNG, KIM WAKE, AARON WALKER, GLA DYSQALLS. PAUL WARDLOW, LA WRENCE WASHINGTON, JAMES WATERS, ROSE WE A THERSPOON, KENNY WEATHERSPOON, NAPOLEON WELDON, ALEX WHITAKER, KIMBERLY 64 WHITE. DARIUS WHITE. DUSHA WN WILKINS, MACHELE WILLIAMS, ADA WILLIAMS. BOBBY WILLIAMS. CHARLENE WILLIAMS. ELVIA WILLIAMS, HOROES WILLIAMS, ROCHELL WILLIAMS, ROLINDA WINSTON, JACKIE WINSTON, REGINALD WRIGHT, DA VIS WRIGHT, MILES 65 D STARR JORDAN hiGH SCI EDWARD SANDERS MEMORIAL GYM Jordan Ladies FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Alicia Jackson, Masami Stafford, Dorene Knighton, Octavia Adams, Denise Coleman, Lisa Richards, Valerie Beasley BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Valdez, Mattie Jackson, Gwendolyn Scott, Michelle Spikes, Lalisa Walker, Teresa Wilson, Marilyn Rhone, Leora Miles (NOT SHOWN) Tina Baca, Marva Scott rnl n ; Future Nurses SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pate (sponsor), N. James, C Benson, P. Talley, G. Turner, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: M. S. Weathers, L. Lemon, S. Bradley, V. Nichols and Mrs. Killings (LVN) Jordan Knights FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kennedy Collins, Reuben Lenford, Calvin Davis, Andre Harris, and Lesley Chapman, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Bradford, Albert Holt, Mark Hughes, Preston Brossard, Chris Shugars, Don demons, William Burchett, Darrell Cain, and Dr. Isaacs (sponsor) Intergroup Sf ' v..? r i ' FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Latisia Walker, Nacole Maiden, La- tanya Manning, Alicia Jackson, Mary Mckight, and Michael Graves, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Darrell Divinity, Devora Smart, Valirie Jose, Mr. Derring (sponsor) La tony a Harris, Jeffrey Hitchye, and Be- verly Pace L. Parker-Photo J. Brown-Artist S. Pathos- Sponsor Lindsey.Editor ' Lagadere Sponsor Y. Martin- Layouts B. Sabannah- Design J-Dobson- Williams-Clerk L. Lemon ' Outlines u. Moore V. Parker- Classes D. Walker- Recorder L. Somerville- Assist. Photo. % 3. ' -C I jl Y. Aldaco- Finance G. Smith-Typist L. Deville-ID Q. Blanco-ID il g FUTURE NURSES Sitting Left to Right: Mrs. Pate, R.N., Sponsor; N. James; C. Benson; P. Talley; G. Turner. Standing Left to Right: M. Reynolds, S. Weathers, L. Lemon, P. Bradley. V. Nichols, Mrs. Killings, L.V.N. HOSPITAL OCCUPATIONS Front Ron. Left to Right: Mrs. Killings, L.V.N., J. Coleman, R. Brown, P. Talley. Mrs. Pate, R.N. Back Row, Left to Right: P. Ford. D. Williams. S. Bradley, L. Lemon. KNIGHTS (SECOND SEMESTER) Kneeling. Left to Right: Albert Hold. Andrew Harris. R. Leeford. Donald Bradford. Sitting. Left to Right: Preston Broussard; Saul Ochoa. Vice-President; Darrell Divinity. President; Kevin Davis, Secretary; Craig McClendon, Treasurer; Chris Shugars, Jr.. Standing. Left to Right: Kennedy Collins, Don demons. Dar- rell Cain. Mark Hughes, Leslie Chap- man, William J. Burchett, Mr. Beck; Spenser. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA Kneeling. Left to Right: Oscar Real. Kevin Robinson. Gonzalo Varela. Timothy Ellsworth. Standing, Left to Right: Florene Brandon; Michael Peterson; In- structor; Mark Flores; Kim Har- ris, President; Michael Craig, Treasurer; Richard Bruins; Ar- thur Williams, Parlimentarian; George Johnson. Instructor. Not pictured: Leon Reed, Vice-Presi- dent; Manuel Sanches, Secretary. 69 MAIN OFFICE PERSONNEL D. Ford-Secretary M. Lindsey-Text Room K. Lowe-Clerk EFFICIENCY IS THE OBJECTIVE OF JORDAN HIGHS non-academic staff. In the office, secretaries keep all records and handle most of the school ' s outside business. The cafeteria staff works to plan healthful lunches for the students. Custodians strive to keep Jordan High attrac- tive and free from debris. All of these cooperative services make up the efficiently-run campus which we now possess. COUNCILING AND ATTENDANCE OFFICE L. McCrimmon-CIerk I. Iborne-Clerk E. Robinson-Computer E. Curity A. Taylor-Clerk SECURITY AGENTS AND SECURITY AIDES c L A S s I F I E D W. Logan J. Hollingsworth 70 Front. Left to Right: Gary Williams, Phillip Robinson. Back Row, Left to Right: Larry Ross, Les Eddins, Reginald Robinson, Dennis Terry. SAC OFFICE AND TEACHERS ' ASSISTANTS M. Johnson D. Mark L. Alston D. Kearney Sitting, Left to Right: Alicia Hester, fary Thomas, Ann Williams, LaTanya McCIellan, Debra McClellan. Standing, Left to Right: Debra Knighton, Raymond Collins, Godwin Zoranen, Cyn- thia James, Dennis Greene, Serena Thompson, Carnella Bey, Melvin Pinkney, Floria Anderson. Compensatory Education Coordinator. CUSTODIANS I ' •1 C. Faulkner Matb-Building B. Smith Assistant R. Evans C. Brank T. Emerson Manager CULLINARY STAFF C. Bolton Toolkeeper G. Moore J. Leng O. Hester Office Manager B. Nelson Clerk !P G. Ines Custodian L. Taylor Teacber ' s- Cafeteria Manager 71 The only time you look normal is on HALLOWEEN. Strange Dance Dance Dance Before the dance After the dance 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 LUTHER wm mmm iminfitmtmti Vlad: kpKil 4, 196S, dmphti, TtnnQJt dd TAom Va. King ' 6 KddfL(U in UzmphLSi, tht dodj hzjoKZ kz woui cu zoL! iyiate.d: I don ' t know what will happzn now. We have. diHictxlt day ahead. But it really do zn ' t mattOA with me new, bzcauAZ I ' ve fceen to the mountain top. Like zvZMijbody, I would like, to live a long Hie. Longevity hoA itd place. But I ' m not conceAned about that now. I juAt want to do God ' A, will,. and He hoA allowed me tjo go up the mountain, and I ' ve looked ' ovQA abd I ' ve een the pAomiAed land. I may not ge.t thzAe with you, but I want you to know tonight that we a6 a people will get to the pAomi ed land. So I am happy tonight; I am not woAAied about anything, I ojn not ieaAing any man. Mine eye have .seen the gloAy o(, the coming o the LoAd. Soldiers Never Settle Violence But Men Stand Tall and Defend All Oelcome to JO A DAN 4 rM Mayor PW PLgy Departing Jordan High School WOMEN- A CELEBRATION OF PROGRESS L to R Leora Miles, Marion Collins, Maxine Waters, Lynda Haw- kins and Michelle Spikes Niruby James Tracy Johnson Girls week commemorates the con- tributions of women to our world. One day is set aside for a female stu- dent-teacher exchange day. .Another highlight of this years was an excit- ing assembly for girls featuring Los .Angeles ' first Black .Assembly-wom- an, Ms. Maxine Waters. Ms. Waters, one of thirteen children, grew up in a St. Louis Housing Project. She at- tended Cal State L..A. in I960 and in 1965 she worked in the .Anti Poverty Program in the ! ' ickerson Gardens Housing Project. Currently she is a member of the Mothers of Watts, Dollars for Scholars and other com- munity organizations. Her presence was indeed a milestone of an exciting week. Lavada Singleton Debbie Knight PRE.SEA T3 .SENlOK KtLtJt Mi I ION PAY MARCH fe 1981 In ej PK.O RAM 5 ' % DARASAKUO ll-ZS -PKESEMTA-riora- ■■ ' ' ° CwASS SOM OWASAKUU CU offiCERS RtESiDErtr VICE PRESlPE-ll Secretary HisroRiAM AtrwiriES crtwRPESWft ASSISTANT A«giT,E5 MAlRPCRSONl SErJK Pv Coy SELOf SAUL OCHOA JfffEKY HrCiiYf ULi« Walker. JiMMiE HAWis LaVada Siw i£1 n • CawiM L6(0iS M A VALDEZ- SENIOR, ACTiNllTlES CO0Ri I ATO - MR. P M llMO PRINCIPAL MK.6 M tLonJEll One of the highlights of 12th grade activi- ties this year was Senior Recognition Day, March 6th 1981. The senior class enjoyed recognition of their outstanding classmates inspirational speeches from Daraskuu class officers and dancing. This event served to illustrate the solidarity of the senior class. L to R Stacy Lee, Tamara Fountain, Kemia Garror, Kim Gardenhire, Anna Cambre and Tanya Wilkerson L to R Antonio Tyler, Teresa Tanner, Greg- ory Smith, Mesha Baskerville and Roland Coleman L to R Kathy Evans, Saul Ocboa, Lisa Kin- sey, Kim Harris, Marva Scott and Brian Nunally 77 SHEILA EVANS AND PATRICIA DUNLAP YOLANDA MARTIN AND AR- TITIA ALEXANDER LABARBARA SOMERVILLE AND LINDA BRACK ETT CHRIS SHUGARS AND LES- LEY CHAPMAN T w 1 n A n d T r 1 p 1 e t t PATRICE ORR AND KAREN GASTON DARRYL DIVINITY AND VER- NON SINGLETON 78 D r e s s A 1 k e D a y MRS. SUNDBERG AND MS. DEZEN M WHEAL CUM MINGS AND MAURICE PINKNEY STEVEN MORRIS. MICHEAL CUMMINGS, KEVIN DA VIS, AND RA YMOND LEE YOLANDA YEARBY AND CONDESSA MORRIS l CAROLYN MCCANTS AND FREDDIE CROSBY KAREN SCOTT AND GWEN SCOTT 79 i.(o % tils DRILL TEAM Kneeling L. to R. A. McNeil, L. Stewart. First row: L. to R. G. Otis, M. Coutse, W. Renfroe, B. Dumas, R. Walker, B. Amerson, J. Dixon, R. Williams, W. Blackburn, B. Graham, D. Denham. Second row L. to R. L. Somerville, M. Martin, S. Thomas, L. Baker, D. Monroe, K. Jennings, Third row L. to R. M. Johnson, F. Cole, S. McCord, L. Brackett, Y. Hayes, E. Joseph, not pictured Mrs. Sue Sundberg (Sponsor). MAJORETTES TALL FLAG GIRLS Standing L. to R. T. Wilson, C. Jones, E. Green, L. Lewis. ji Kneeling L. to R. R. Beech, K. Evans. - PEP CLUB L. to R. R. Williams, H. Hayes, Y. Charles, D. Moore. K. Johnson, D. Edgor, G. Greene, J. Bedford, G. Smith, Not pictured: Mrs. Haw- kins (Sponsor). STARR JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL |OWA D SANOEtS MEMOHAL GYM JORDAN ' S R.O.T.C. Top How. Left to Right: J, Sunvz. R. Young. A. Autbur. D. Jarmon. H. Williams, E. Parker. M. Galhright. E. Hoffman, D, Ross. C. Rogers. H. Deville. Front Row, Left to Right: P. Dennis. J. Vinson. S. Ohoa. R. Davenport. T. WiHiams, M. Young. L. Thomas. A. Coleman. E. Galindo. F. Cabadas. S. Cuthbert. C. Singleton, A. Seshas. The objectives of the ROTC program are to lay the foundation of good citizenship within the student and to present basic military subjects which will be of value ti the student and to the military service should he or she become a member of th ' armed forces. In keeping with these objectives, the ROTC cadets of Jordan Higi School are encouraged and assisted in the development of leadership and respon sivencss to constituted authority which will assist him or her in the program and j later life in their chosen profession. During the last three years, the ROTC Cadet Corps of Jordan High has been desig natcd Honor I ' nit with Distinction , the highest rating given by the Department o the Army. Also, during the current school year, we have had a number of Cadet presented with awards for their outstanding achievements. C Major Razene Daven port was selected as All City Adjutant and C Cpl A ' dora Coleman. 1st place winne during the academic achievement examination. Our best wishes to Cathy .Mien, Rosia Burke. Will Carter, A ' dora Coleman. Rolam Coleman. Razene Davenport. Calvin Lewis, Michell Moore. Saul Ochoa. Derry Rosi (lary Smith. Darrell Stuard. Johnnie Mae Thomas, Fannie Mae Turner. Oregor: Wells, and Michael Wilson who are members of the Class of 1981. w J.V. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: JoAnn Kenne- dy, Lisa Richards, Rosalind Robinson, Tamiha Bircher, Elizabeth Tryon, Patrice Orr, Karen Gas- ton SVPERlOn AV AHD WINNERS. NATIONAL CHEERLEADERS ASSOCIATION CLINIC L. to R. Karen Gaston. Rosalind Robinson. Lisa Richards. Octavia -Adams OUTSTANDING .iWARD WINNERS. N.XTIONAL CHEERLEADERS ASS0CIATIO. CLINIC L. to R. Catherine Curtis Caria Minis, Veronica Rice (Not Pictured). .Anffela Solomon. Lasbawn Parker 5l m L. IT iff Lto R Henry Wilson, Coach Washington, In motion: Maurice Pinkney, Oliver Fitzpatrick, Ke- Randy Sweeney, Melvin Pinkney vin Pointer, Chris Sbugars, Daniel Brown Darryl Divinity breaks V. Singleton running the ball G. Williams making the block ' jmffM k SiF ilk: P VARSITY FOOTBALL Froat Ron- L to R. Bryan Nunally. Steve Morris, Mannel Sanchez. Saul Ocboa, Dean Musgrove, Raymond Lee. Daniel Brown. Darin Perkins. Chris Shugars. Neal Stringfellow, Keith Solomon. Mehin Pinkney. Row 2, L to R, Rodney Richmond. Leanthony Stansberry. Derrick Webb. Byran Bates. Leslie Chapman. Vernon Singleton. Darryi Divinity, Kevin Davis, Mark Hughes. Tony Harris. Darryl Cain. Curtis Williams. Randy Sweeney, Henry Wilson. Row 3. L to R. Henry Washington. Rosalind Robinson. Raymond Collins, Darius White. David Horn, Oliver Fitzpatrick. Thomas Marshall. Calvin Lewis. Larry demons. Kevin Pointer. Craig Russell. Maurice Pinkney. Howard Robinson. Row 4. L to R. Van Phipps. John Luckett. Leon Reed. Richard Green. James Matbis, Michael Cummings. Gerald Williams. Reggie Thomas. Isaac Johnson, James Johnson. Raymond Sesmas The Jordan High Bulldogs won their second consecutive City A A crown, scoring a 27-6 victory over Verdugo Hills on Thursday evening. Dec. 18 at East Los Angeles College. Jordan, which has been in existence for over 50 years but been primarily known for its athletic excellence in track and field and basketball, has enjoyed a magnificent three year reign under one of its greatest alumni. Henry Washington. In the past three seasons. Washington led his team to the City AAA finals in 1978. losing to Wilson on a blocked punt. 15-12. after posting six consecutive shutouts to set a City defensive record. Last year, the Bulldogs defeated Los Angeles. 6-3. in the AA finals. This year, the Bulldogs produced the first undefeated season in the school ' s 55 year history. Jordan has produced one of the finest football players in California. Running back and defensive safetyman Darrell Divinity. Divinity has gained 1,4 16 yards on 149 carries for a 9.5 yard average, scoring 13 touchdowns and four PA T. a total of 90 points. During the Reseda game, Darrell burst for 243 yards on 15 carries, caught a 17-yard pass, and scored twice. The Bulldogs were led to victory by a number of brilliant juniors, including quarterback Chris Shugars. linebacker Vernon Singleton, defensive and Dean Musgrove. offensive guard James Johnson, center Maurice Pinkney, and flanker-defensive back Darrell Cain, indicating that they, too. will be number ONE next year. Our mighty Bulldogs dominated both offensively and defensively. The TEAM ' S record is outlined below both in points scored and offensive yards versus opponents. 5f SEASON R 13 Jordan 13 Jordan 49 Jordan 41 Jordan 20 Jordan 1 7 Jordan 21 Jordan 35 Jordan 41 Jordan 14 Jordan 36 Jordan 27 Jordan ECORD 2 Locke 13 India 6 Marshall O Lincoln 8 Garfield 16 Borrougbs 6 Eagle Hock 15 Roosevelt 6 Huntington Park LA. 3 Reseda 6 Verdugo Hills 327 Jordan SI Opponents TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS 242 Jordan ??? Locke 406 Jordan 159 Indio 366 Jordan 72 Marshall 367 Jordan 109 Lincoln 280 Jordan 144 Garfield 342 Jordan 284 Borroughs 313 Jordan 130 Eagle Rock 197 Jordan 187 Roosevelt 374 Jordan 203 Huntington Park 258 Jordan 158 L.. . 488 Jordan 104 Reseda 244 Jordan 114 Verdugo Hills NORTH EASTERN ALL- LEAGUE SAUL OCHOA - KICKER DARRYL DIVlylTY DEFE. SIVE BACK (PLA YER OF THE YEAR) THOMAS MARSHALL - TACKLE DARRYL CAIS - DEFENSIVE BACK VER. Oy SiyGLETON - LINEBACKER KEViy DAVIS - LINEBACKER KEViy POINTER - LINEBACKER DARIN PERKINS - DEFENSIVE BACK CHRIS SHIGARS - QLARTERBACK OLIVER FITZPATRICK - GUARD GERALD WILLIAMS - TACKLE DANIEL BROWN RUNNING BACK MAURICE PINKNEY - CENTER ALL CITY SAUL OCHOA-KICKER DARRYL DIVINITY- DEFENSIVE BACK THOMA S MA RSHA L L - TACKLE irXcx two Joe Beck 2 Forward I Eric Berry 34 Guard-Forward Captain Chris Shu gars 14 Guard Varsity I ' rv-St ' itson games ' Jordiin ti? liannint: 65 Jorditn fifi W ' ii hinntitn fi7 ' hirdun r 7 l.urkf 45 Jordun 7H Tun 67 Jordan H2 San fir 49 •Itirdan . ' ifi Fremont 56 Jordan 51 Marshall 4H Jordan 7H lloll uood 57 Jordan 55 t ni i-rsitv 53 Jordan 5 1 (iardena 5t) Jordan HI) Jiffersnn 60 l.fanue (ianivs Jordan 79 Hoasevelt (7 Jordan 511 livll 4H Jordan 6H Hunt. Hark 7 Jordan 76 S. dale 4:i Jordan H:l Carfield 6H Jordan III.! Koosf yell 67 Jordan HI Ih-ll 68 Jordan 7W Hunt. Park 46 Jordan 65 S. (into 60 Jordan Ilia Carfield 56 John Jones 44 Center Gary Pooler 12 Forward Patrick White 33 Forward Preston Broussard ll-Forward Demetris Lawson 20 Forward Reginald Simms Guard Quarter I- in BoMdan 6 ' . ' J Hoii Mam f l gli-h ' il Jordaa . ' ' (ff litUljM5lit J H fl lil t ' am , II-Lt ' agueji.arr Frim ' ' Ujrk Whit • lam, Ml JORDAN VARSITY BULLDOGS We ' re ' r Darren Perkins Guard V Philemon Lipscomb 22-Forward m, ' Alvin Cleveland 33 Forward Head Coach Richard Masson ' ' f tM J¥ ' y BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM - LEAGUE CHAMPS r ' ■•r ' - - S 1 ' 11 A- J.V. BASKETBALL ILAM Fourth How L. to R. James Mathis Third Row L. to H. Laniont Lynch, Keuth Soloman, and Travis Green Second Row L. to H. Kbon Knox, Elvin Harris, Lacoun Harrison First Row L. to R. Willard Morris. Claude Allen. Robert Thomas, and Philip Gallagher, (Coach) Masson. Junior ' arsit} (J.V.) Leatiue Championship 9-1 record Jordan SH Roosevelt Jordan ; 7 Bell Jordan 64 Hunt. Park Jordan 81 S. Gate Jordan M6 Garfield Jordan 96 Roosevelt Jordan HI Hell Jordan 69 Hunt. Park Jordan H7 S. Gate Jordan 107 Garfield 1st team All- league, Elvin Harris Willard Morris 2nd team All-League. Darin Perkins 3rd team . ll-league. Tra vis Greer Chris Shu gars Phillip Gallagher 47 46 65 40 44 49 51 47 62 3 3 BEE BASKETBALL TEAM Third Row L. to R. Palmer. D. Randell. and E. Wiley Second Row L. to R. Ale Weldon, Lloyd Adams, K. Allen, and James Washington. First Row L. to R. M. Burke. C White, A. Harris. C. Dunlap. Front Row L. to R. T. Emerson. (Coach) ,4. Alexander. B. Smith (Coach) CEE BASKETBALL TEAM Fourth Row L. to R. T. Simpson, and Augustus Alexander. Third Row L. to R. Jeffrey Wil- liams. Darvin Arrington, Wilber Moseley, and Anthony Ta- tum. Second Row L. to R. Napoleon Weatherspoon. Jamie Murry, Reginald Winston, and Kevin Hawkins. First Row L. to R. T. Emerson (Coach) and B.R. Smith (Coach) BEE FOOTBALL TEAM 74 64 75 SO W fl ft n i A STARTING DEFENSE hack I to r Mr. Haywood (coach), T. Wallace. W. Barnes. A. Christian. A. Moore, I). Knighton. K. Barnes, J. Barnes, J. X ' argas, Middle I to r J. Williams (Manager) L. .Adams. I). Franks. S. Fashaw. K. Phillip. E. Randall. W. Mosley. D. Palmer. K. Hawkins. J. Washington, Mr. Fitzgerald (Coach), R. Somerville (Manager). Front L to R J. Wil- liams. D. Ashlock. P. Windom. M. Buake. K. Allen. 90 mm GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row, Left to Right: T. Baca, R. Webb, G. Wright, Ms. M. Martin, Manager. Second Row, Left to Right: C. Shaw, N. Hills, P. Hymek, R. Daniels, S. Boykin. Back Row, Left to Right, Ms. Drier, coach, A. Artitia, J. Randall, V. Mitchell, R. Desvignes. GIRL ' S JrV. SOFT- BALL Front 1 to r: T. Sherrills, C. Camp, A. Williams Middle 1 to r: S. Clinton, R. Johnson, C. Baldwin, B. Gra- ham, D. Brown, S. Turner. Back 1 to r: Coach L. Siegal, T. Miles, Y. Martin, R. Williams ( score - keeper), J. Hall (man- ager). -2S ' 1?ef t BASEBALL TEAM Back Row, Left to Right: M. Carter, G. Williams, T. Michel- son, T. Greet, D. Per- kins, A. Allexander, K. Ellison, C. Shugars, K. Pinter, H. Roberson, R. Wilely, M. Sanchez, K. Lewis, A. Sesmas, J. Murry, D. Truby, V. Salinas, Manager- Coach. 91 TKACK TEAM ROSTER FOR HOYS Adams. Lloyd, Allen, ( laude, Allen, Kevin Arrington, Darren Bradford. Donald ISrou.tsard. Preslone Burke, Michael Cain, Darrell Chaf- fold, Alex Curry, Richard Davis, Kevin Divinity, Darrell Fashaw, Stacy Kranks, Dewin (Ireene, Richard Harris, Jimniie Harris. Marke Harrison. Lacour Hawkins. Kevin Hitchye. Jeffery Ingram. James Jackson. Steven John- son. Isaac Johnson. James Lenford. Reuben Lewis. Cal- vin Marshall. Thomas Mathis. James Miles. Pierre Mor- ris. Steven Moseley. Wilbert Musgrove, Dean Ochoa. Saul Phillips. Rodney Phipps, Van Pinkney. Pierre Reed. Leon Rodriquez. Alex Ruiz, Andres Ruiz. Pedro Single- ton. Vernon Somerville. Raymond Washington, James Weldon, Alex Williams, Jeffery Williams, Jonath Win- dom, Patrick Clemmons, Larry Hughes, Mark Solomon, Keith Scott, Karen Williams, Curtis Pointer, Kevin GIRLS I H ( h I E. M Standing L. to R. Razene Davenport. Mary Moreland. Mari- lyn Rhone, Elander Sherrills, Rhonda Davis, Chri. ' tline Milhy Kneeling L. to R. Denise Coleman, Melandie Franeis, henia (iarror, .Jackie Itedford, Rosalind Robin- son Sitting L. to R. t ' athy Shaw, I ' alriee (irr, Karen Caston, Oetavia Adams. .Joanne Kennedy ot Pictured: Kric (irider (Mananeri Rochelle Pendleton f Manager! Don- ald Matthews (Score Keeper) Ms. Penny Dezen tCoachI Vernon Singleton passes baton to .Jeffrey Williams runs the 440 in the Preston Broussard in the 44t) mile medley relay -.■. ' ■--SB ' - Pedro Ruiz runs the HHO in James Ingram finishes the James Ingram passes the mile medley SHO yd relay baton to Pedro Ruiz in the mile medley Jeffrey Williams passes baton to Preston Broussard in the Mile .Medly flames Ingram (right-hand runner in pair) anchors the 140 yd relay Christine passes Mary Darryl Divinity passes baton to James In- gram in 440 relay at Cat State orthridge CROSS COUNTR Y Standing L. to R- Pe- dro Ruiz, Dowin Franks, Andres Ruiz, .Anthony Franks Kneeling L. to R. Ra- zine Davenport, Alex Rodriguez, Me- lanie Francis, Ms. Penny Dezen (Coach) Alex Rodriguez Antbonv Franks Dewia Franks PIERC E COLLEGE-LEAGUE FINALS- CROSS COUNTRY The womons ' tennis season was a different but exciting season. Winning half of our practicle matches, the team looked ok. But our league was changed and we were put against two new superteams, Narbonne and Gardena. We ended up in . ' ird place which was outstanding considering the circumstances. Led by singles players Marva Scott and I.aurann Hardie and tremendously strong double teams, all the coaches were very impressed with our play and sportsmanship. The other supporting members of this great team were Mary McKnight, Debra Holmes. Karen Scott, Gwen Scott, Regina Daniels, Tina Baca, Lisa Richards. Linda Williams. Diana Hill, Catherine Curtis, Eugenia Todd. Veronica Rice, Denise Coleman, Lisa Brown, and Cindy McMiliian. During the Individual Tournament, at the end of the year, Laurann Hardie made it to the semifinals before losing to the 6lh best player in the city, in doubles, Gwen Scott and Karen Scott made it to the semifinals before losing to the 10th best team in the city. The outlook for next year looks great with only four girls graduating. Congratulation girls on a great season. WO.MEi ' S TENNIS Sitting Down. Left to Right: F. Hill. M. Mitchell. R. Williams. W. Sparks. E. Knox. 2nd Row (1st Row Standing) F. Dickson. J. Crutchfield. D. Hill. T. Williams. L. Richard. M. Jones. 3rd Row (2nd Row Standing) D. ( lemens, S. Orange. C. Hinex. K. Roberson. A. Cleveland. ' . The men ' s tennis team, at this time in the season, looks very good: hut there is still room for improvement. Establishing a 3 and I record in pre- season, our team looks very balanced with substitutes who can also play very well. Led by singles players, Mathew Jones and Ebon Knox, and doubles players. Craig Russell and Kevin Roberson, the Bulldogs figure to be strong this year in league. Top supporting members of this squad are Alvin Cleveland, Cercinus Hines. Wayne Sparks. Forrest Dickson, Steve Orange. Ricky Williams. Marlon Mitchell, Jerome Crutchfield, Fred Hill, David ( hildress, Leonard McDaniels, and Don demons. The team is putting forth long hours on the tennis courts practicing and playing in tennis tournaments. Mathew Jones just won First Place in the Cal-State Northridge Tournament. In other words: W.ATCH OCT WORLD, HERE COME THE RACKETEERS. 1 or %i The Jordan High lindminton Teiim finished its season plac- ing third in the Cily. Finals were held on March 25. 1981 at Wilson High and awards were pre-following the competi- tion. This was a tremendous victory for this outstanding team, as this was the first time in many years that the team has even qualified for the ( ity Finals. In the individual finals held March 11. 1981. Tina Baca placed Second in the City in the Third-Singles catagory. Sheila lioykin and her partner. Mary Harrison placed fourth in the Ci ty in the Third-Doubles catagory. Laura Ann Hardie and Janice Holmes placed third in City in the Fourth-Doubles catagory. Anthony .Adams and his partner, Tina Baca, qualified for the Mixed-Doubles finals held March 18, 1981 at Lincoln High. With only two seniors. Coach Sundberg is looking forward to many returning players and has sights set for 1 next vear! ItADMINTON TEAM AWARDS: Silling I. In H Shi-ila lioykin. Mattie .Jack- son. Tina Baca. .Middle How L to R . nthon. . danis. Laura . nn Hardie. Rita liesvinnes. Rt ' fiina Daniels, lierlha Hanks, Mary Harrison. Shannon Bolian. Hack Row I. to R Coach Happy Sundberg, Janice Holmes, Lisa lirown, Cath- erine ( urlis, Veronica Rice, Brenda Graham. Lavoris Hansberry. 9 f N TI A HACA-Lost only one match the entire season. Went on to win second place in the city finals, third singles category. Congratulations Tina!!! SHAISNON UOLlA returns the birdie to its nest.  ..0M[ :..s s ' !iij --i OME (ilHLS AHSITY VOl.l.KY HALL TEAM: Kneeling L to R- Octavia .Adams. Dorene Knighten. Patrice Orr. Standing L to H- (ilenda Wright. MafotagH Leiliia. haren Scott. Vickie .Mitrhell. (uihy Shaw. . ot Pictured: Lisa Rich- ard, -lonnn hennedy. Coach. . Siegel. J. v. VOLLEYltALL TLAM: Kneeling L- lene Williams. Karen (Saston. .Ada Standing 1,-R-Patricia Hynes, Lihby Yvette. Mcduffy, Lorretta Lemon. Sot i Linda Williams. It riOM y « ; i v k ' Xiv-V; J ' 2. j j GIRLS ' BASKETBALL JORDAN GIRLS ' BASKETBALL RECORD 1980 JV V. Jordan vs. Locke 19-34 34-56 Jordan vs. Dorsey 13- 8 37-44 Jordan vs. Venice 38-51 46-54 Jordan vs. San Pedro 40-48 75-28 Jordan vs. Crenshaw 46-51 66-16 Jordan vs. Narbonne 35-31 76-30 Jordan vs. Washington 44-65 45-48 Jordan vs. Bell 56-42 85-24 Jordan vs. Fremont 49-60 55-61 Jordan vs. Huntington Park 38-52 89-28 Jordan vs. Southgate 61-27 63-48 Jordan  s. Washington 34-42 61-59 Jordan vs. Bel] 38-40 87-33 Jordan vs. Fremont 39-61 44-48 Jordan vs. Huntington Park 38-37 69-55 Jordan vs. Southgate 58-30 79-58 Record: 6-10 10-6 GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row L. to R. Karen Collins, Elizabeth Binns, Sheila Wrifiht. (Captian), and Myrna Riley. Back L. to R. Kim Hill, Jeanette Randall. Mckle Mitchell and Cathy Shaw (Captian), Ms. Drier (Coach). BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row L. to R. .S ' annette Hill, Robin Johnson. Karen Co-lins. Kim Hill, and La Shawn Parks. Middle Row L. to R. Janice Holmes, Mary Mooreland, Patrcia Hymes. and Shcrvda Blue. Front Row L. to R. Yolanda Jackson, Ada Williams, and Myrna Riley. CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES MISS A. L. JOSEPH 111th Street Magnet Center CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES DARRELL DIVINITY a former 111th Street Student from % ML MR. FRANK LEE Class Of 1948 Lacendonians Teacher- 1, ,5, 6 Grades At 111th Street PUSH FOR EXCELLENCE se ot .... . 1 tn Anxrlrt tXCtl i761 Slotkc. Srff i Lut Ansrin. (.A. 900QB (213) 29SJl 74 UNLESS A WAY IS FOUND TO INSPIRE THE CITIZENS OF TOMORROW TO TAKE RESPONSIBl LITV FOB THEIR OWN WELL BEING, NO LAW OR REFORM WILL GIVE A CHILD OF THE INNER CITY TODAY AN HONEST CHANCE TO SUCCEED IN AMERICA TOMORROW. WE, AS A COM- MUNITY, MUST ACCEPT THIS CHALLENGE. IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY; WILL YOU JOIN US? t THE e;nd of your search for A FRIENDLY CHURCH Bethel United Holy Church REV. RAL.PH HOUSTON, Pastor S72- S. Central Avenue L.OS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90002 Church - 5eS-5939 HOME - 636-3S61 BISHOP RALPH HOUSTON CLASS OF WINTER 43 1ST STRING ALL CITY (LEFT TACKLE 93) BETHEL UNITED HOLY CHURCH HOST OF THE FIRST MEETING OF THE JORDAN ALUMNI AND WATTS OLD TIMES (PALM SUNDAY-1979) IN MEMORY OF OUR BELOV II) 1ST VICE PRINC IPAL AT JORDAN mcH NENA SORENSEN ROYER (JULY 14, 1896- DEC. 30, 198( ) Mrs. Royer, who attended the University of Oregon and the University of Southern California, started teaching in Nebraska. Coming to California in 1922, she was prin- cipal of 102nd Street School before accept- ing the position of Vice-Principal at Jordan High School. Jordan first opened its doors in 1925. CLASS OF 1929 JAIME MERINO, DR. GLENN T. SE ABORG, CLAYTON SHELDON IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE REVEREND C. L. DRED (1901-1980) Organizer, Builder, and Pastor of Olive Branch Baptist Church 2318 East 103rd Street Los Angeles, California by Wife, Alice Dred; Son, Huey Dred; Daughter, Horatia Young; Members And Friends IN MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED SISTER LILLIAN BERT A VIA JONES (1913-1976) EI ' )IKISI . Mh:MIII-:H Oh DhAIMISC. TE.XM. KDITOH OF l :ll join CHADLAThl) SI MMER Oh l!t:ll ATTESDEI) IMVEKSIIY OF (WLIhORylA AT IIFHKFI.FY I9:ll:l:l. FSTMII.ISIIFl) OH ' .V III SI.SFSS ; V ( ovrro.s ' lotio-ti oh i ' hoffssiosm, hfchftahiai. ShHVK F. h •nriir 1 ' . A. .It nfs, Marnarvt (Jones) Halt: Lena (Jones) Itrewer and Florence Lorraine Jones. 97 r THE JOHl, 1931 € ' INI . .- . ' s;. rr - i f f Junior H ' gh OJfictn mm kK Fi 5l-4J SUHH£R 58 LES PUISSANTS WINTER -69 JummtnV V) 70 f a BACK 1) CLASS OF 1971 BUSHfinOBS 1973 1 - .v ■fS j ii ' . CLASS OF 1951 CLASS OF 1961 Ontug; 21. « K A W REALTY 2 5766 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90019 Business 933-5751 PAUL L. BAKER Manager Notary Recruiter Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated BEST WISHES To The Darasakun Class of 1981 i from ; PAUL L. BAKER 100 Class Of Winter, 1951 Cosmopolitans Congratulations to all of you as you celebrate this special occasion from: Former students of Jordan High School now on 102nd Street Elementary School Staff, Dorothy Whiten Class of Summer 1953 Aristotelians Gloria Barrett Hooks attended Jordan 1945-1951 101 T TO THE DAVID STARR JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF 1981 YOUR SUCCESSES WILL BE OURS THE CHAPPLES- CLASSES OF THE 1950 ' s CH APPLES (FIFTIES) GUS, RICHARD CHAPPLES (FIFTIES) PATSY, ROSIE, S AMEER AH wXcA ' fo ' oo2 David Starr Jordan High School Information 631-2197 636-8095 581- 5610 Car ley Kinchen Benny Scott Ronald Carter Alumni Association A Non-Profit Organization Board of Directors Otis Skinner President: Lasandra Tyson Vice - Presiden t: Earl Allen Secretary: Linda Winesberry Treasurer: Deborah Harrison Robert C. Johnson Linda Winesberry Jackie Baker Congratulations Class Of 1981 Darasakun Support Jordan By Joining Your Alumni Association - 4th Annual Picnic Sat July 25, 1981 102 1 gvp im(wjaa« cLA ' s 1 -.Cr. SCr.OOL K H I B 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL STAFF, OFFICERS AND STUDENTS MAY GOD INCREASE YOUR EFFORTS IN THE WORK THAT YOU ARE TRYING TO ACHIEVE Melvin C. Slass - Cosmopolitans W. ' 1951 Sanitation Manager Of Ralph Bakery Faye Booth Slass-Artesians S ' 1951 Teacher At Chapman Elementary Gardena, California Jimmv Hayes And Melvin Slass Visit Their Alma Mater In 1981 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ERIC CARTER AND TO ALL OTHER STUDENTS WHO PASSED THIS WAY FROM THE SCHOOL WHERE YOU BEGAN 112TH STREET SCHOOL 103 GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL JORDANITES FROM ALVIS J. ANDREWS SUMMER 1951 NANCY JOHNSON BANTON (JUNE- 1954) YOUR FUTURE BEGINS NOW! DAVID STARR JORDAN HIGH IS A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN di YOUR PATH TO SUCCESS IS THE SCHOOL. CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION, STAY IN SCHOOL! GREETINGS FROM Clocks and Entertainment Centers ROSS SONS New and Used Furniture 6616 S. BROADWAY 755-7346 LOS ANGELES. CALIF. 90003 104 Good Luck MARY E. HART (Teacher) Ritter Elementary School 1966-73 102nd Street School 1973- Present James M. Ross And Annie L. Jones Ross (Proprietors) Summer 1953 Aristotelians CONGRATULATIONS FORMER STUDENTS OF ONE HUNDRED SECOND STREET SCHOOL May God bless you in all of your endeavors. May Happiness and success follow you through life. May you find the abundant life, seek the real and lasting values, a peaceful heart, and a trained and well-filled mind. DARVIN H. WILLIAMS AND JEWEL S. WILLIAMS JAMES DONALD BARRETT Attended David Starr Jordan High School From 1953 To 1959 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MY FORMER STUDENTS. BARBARA BARRETT COOKE MA Y THIS BE JUST THE BEGINNING OF A SUCCESSFU L FUTURE. LOVELY B. BROWN 102ND STREET SCHOOL Attended Jordan High School From 1946 To 1952 105 THE POWDER PUFF GAME OF THE YEAR RAWDOGS VS. HEADHUNTERS (13-0) HEAV HVIMEHS STANDING: CURTIS WILLIAMS, ARTTIA ALEXANDER, CALVIN LEWIS, OLIVER FITZPATRICK, THOMAS MARSHALL, STEVE MORRIS, SECOND ROW: MESHA BASKER- VILLE, ELIZABETH BENN. KAREN GASTON, GAYLE DANIELS, OCTAVIA ADAMS, KNEELING: CHRISTINE JACKSON, RAZENE DAVENPORT. GWEN GREEN, SONOLA CHATMAN, DEBRA BEAL- SEY, AND ROBIN ALLEN ABOVE PHOTO: Powder Puff Sponsor, J. Floras. BELOW PHOTO: 1-2-3 and shake your thing i m BoaBm L N t - mt w 106 CROWDS CHEER ENTHUSIASTI- CALLY FOR THEIR FAVORITE TEAM ABOVE PHOTO: The ball was here a second ago BELOW PHOTO: SEXY POSE! O.J. who? ••% Announcer, Mr. F. Peterson ABOVE PHOTO: Let go of me or BELOW PHOTO: Help, I need fsnmfione RAWDOGS BACK ROW: CRAIG RUSSELL, PA- TRICE ORR, LISA RICHARDS, JACKIE LUCKETT, DENISE MAXIE, DARRYL CAIN, ROSALIND ROB- INSON, VERNON SIGNLETON, DEAN M US- GROVE, YOLANDA CHARLES KNEELING: CATHY SHAW, YOLANDA YEARBY, JOAN KENNEDY, CORDELIA JONES, VERNICA TURPIN, AND ELANDER SHERRILLS Stav low and drive your feet. ABOVE PHOTO: Way to cut off the down iieia block BELOW PHOTO: It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane ... 107 rm J v - 45 Fans checking out the action. Score keepers trying to correct each other. DAVID i;TAim JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL TO: Faculty FROM: F. Nakj( f, M. Pinkncy SUBJECT: BASKETBALL - FACULTY VG. TRACIIER ASSISTANTS APPUOVED: Mr. Elroy HcGlothun, Principal O yC January 21, 1981 DIRECTIONS: The basketball game will be played in the- boys ' gymnasium on Thursday, 1 22 81. Starting time will be at the beginning of lunch. The lunch period will be extended to 1:15 p.m. All students will report to period 5 after the game. SUPERVISION; 1. Mr. Notick 2. Mrs. Collin-; 3. Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Hawkins Miss Dezen Mr. Garrett - Northside - Of the - Gym - Southcide - Of the - Gym Mr. Smith telling it like it is! 1. Mr. Terry - VJcstCidc 2. Mr. Drew - Entrance 3. Mr. Hollingsworth - To gym PARTICIPANTS: FACULTY 1. Mr. Shot Put Norris PZZ 2. Mr. Clyde Williams n 3. Mr. Specks Jencks 4 |4(. 4. Mr. Down town Washin.jt 5. Mr. shadow M.iGson W 6. Mr. Bionic Sweeney ])tl 7. Mr. Pied Piper lloberl:. 33 8. Mr. Flash Peterson fti 8 FKo ' loc by: Maria. AlJewo .Hv. f.iaJnoi TEACHER ASSISTANTS Slim Brooks 2 I ' lei Collins ZI Iceman Pinkney MS3 Up town Closhyjjfy .luni[)inq Joni ' s I Skate Johnson TIS Milan Green lO Too Tall Smith £¥ Jill Timer : ScorekL.eix.r : _. V •. r ..; Maur ice pinkney Referees: A r. E Mn |, Mr . Bolde Announcer : r tci i  -SmV lrt TEACHER AIDES KNOCKED OFF THE TEACHERS (35-31) 108 THE ERBY FAMILY Latonya Renae Evans LaTonya attends Harbor Junior College and is studying to be a Pharmacist. She also is working part-time in a Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Dophene Evans. (Jordan graduate, June, 1977.) Mable Erby Mable is an English Teacher at Roosevelt Junior High, Compton Unified School District. (Jordan graduate, June 1973.) Jessie Erby Pat ton Jessie is currently working at Hughes Aircraft Company, Micro-electronics Division, as a photomask processor. (Jordan graduate, June 1971.) Albert Erby, Jr. Al is a Counselor at the Youth Authority of California in China. (Jordan Winter graduate, January, 1969.) Angelean Erby Angle is employed as an accounts payable clerk at Kaiser Permanente Hospital. (Jordan graduate, June, 1967.) Barbara Erby Perkins Barbara is a Compensatory Education Coordinator at Grape Street School, Los Angeles Unified School District. (Jordan graduate. June, 1965.) Dorothy Erby Greene Dorothy is a Counselor at Woodrow Wilson High School, Los Angeles Unified School District. (Jordan graduate, June, 1961.), Dophene Holland Evans Dophene is currently working at Paper Craft as a Data Entry Operator. (Jordan Winter graduate, January, 1960.) Albert and Georgia Erby — Proud Parents Back Row: Angie (Mrs. Georgia 1| Erby), Albert, Jr., Albert, Sr., Jessie, Barbara. Front Row: Dorothy, Do- phene, Mable. tkL:: BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 81 AND MUCH SUCCESS TO THE UNDERGRADUATES! 109 GREETINGS FROM THE BARNETT FAMILY THE BARNETT FAMILY SEATED L. TO R. THE REV. AND MRS. JODIE ODELL BARNETT. STANDING L. TO R. JOYCE, JESTELLE, JODIE JR., JERRY, JESTINE, AND JANITA. no BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 81 FROM THE EVE RAGE FAMILY Attended And Graduated From Jordan In 1930 ' s, 1940 ' s, 1950 ' s And 1960 ' s EVERAGE BROTHERS L. TO R: JACK, JASPER, DANIEL, LATE FATHER ULYSSES SR., ULYS- SES JR., EMERSON, EUGENE EVERAGE SISTERS L. TO R: RUTHIE. DELORES. MAGGIE. LUCILLE, MARY. SEATED: MOTHER. THE LATE MRS. BETTY EVERAGE SOME MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY WHO VISITED JORDAN HIGH IN 1981 111 BEST WISHES FROM CHARLES EDISON SMITH ASSOC. PROF. OF LAW N. CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS FROM SAMUEL L. ANDERSON W ' 51 YVONNE SMITH ANDERSON S ' 56 GREETINGS FROM THOMAS S. HOLDEN JR. S ' 1939 BEST WISHES TO ' ' THE GREATEST ' ' ED STAPLER W ' 1950 ENGINEER CHAIRMAN OF THE WATTS OLD TIMERS AND JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL A L UMNI RE UNION COMMITTEE 112 DOROTHY JEFF ESPY ' ' LEARN TO LEARN ' ' INSURANCE BROKER MURIEL C. GATES Commercial Property COSMOLITE FINANCIAL SERVICES 3860 Crenshaw Blvd., Suite 229 Crenshaw Square Los Angeles, California 90008 (213) 292-0707 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 81 ACQUELYN (RAMBO) SNEAD ZARATHUSTRIAN fe h  f ftvt ' ' vt ' y Xy COSMETICS TRESSIE CLAYBORN auly Consultant Free Make— up Lessons RES (2IJ) Til-bll- IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PROMOTIONS BASED ON EFFORT— IN EARNING MORE MONEY — IN PROFESSIONAL TRAINING — IN REPRESENTING A PRODUCT YOU ARE PROUD OF— IN AN ACTIVE SAUES JOB WHERE YOU SET YOUR OWN PACE AND ARE NOT CONFINED TO ONE PLACE ALL DAY — IN MEETING NEW PEOPLE - IN SECURITY- IN LETTING ME SHOW YOU HOW— IF YOU QUALIFY. THEN WRITE OR CALL NOW. GREETINGS FROM DOROTHY (HAWTHORNE) SPENCER AD. HOLDEN VICE PRESIDENT OF THE ATHENIAN CLASS OF 1941 (WINTER) ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CARSON HIGH SCHOOL TRESSIE GALBRETH S ' 51 SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 81 FROM MRS. LOLA COLEMAN COUNSELOR TO THE CLASSES W ' 59, S ' 64, S ' 67, S ' 70, 1973, 1976, 1979, 1982 113 GREETINGS TO ALL MY FORMER STUDENTS AT JORDAN HIGH FROM MRS, LILLIAN L. THOMAS HI CM .SCHOOL Returning Alumni: Jerry (Lansdowne) Hicks and Irma (Prater) Asha have pic- ture taken with their former coach. Miss Valdez. Both are presently working at Narbonne High. Insert was taken in 1954 at Drug Store on 103rd Street. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 81 FROM LILLIE ROSA BUASTAVINO CLASS OF W 32 THANKS! LILLIE J. GUASTAVINO KNOWLEDGE IS POWER, CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1981 BERTHA M. CARTER 114 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL MYRTLE COMFORT ROBINSON SUMMER ' ' 29 JOSSE LEE ROBINSON SUMMER ' 30 BEST LUCK TO THE DARASAKUU MAYME HOLLINS LEWIS, W 48 A SALUTE TO OUR DEAR OLD ALMA MATER CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM THE CLASS OF 1929 JAIME MERINO DR. GLENN T SEABORG CLAYTON SHELDON RALPH HOUSTON, OWNER AND OPERATOR OF A A BARREL DRUM CO. 5537 S. BANDERA STREET, LOS ANGELES, CA. 90058 THE ONLY BLACK OWNED BARREL AND DRUM DEALER IN AMERICA. 115 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1981 From YOUR FELLOW GRADUATES THE THOMPSON FAMILY PICTURED ABOVE ARE LEFT TO RIGHT LEROY THOMPSON, 1943 LEO THOMPSON, 1944 MRS. ROSA THOMPSON (OUR BELOVED MOTHER) FRED THOMPSON, 1946 VILA T. LARRIMORE, 1949 LOIS T. CLARK, 1951 CARDELL THOMPSON, 1954 BERNICE T. HARRIS, 1956 116 GREETINGS FROM THE JORDAN ALUMNI OF CITIZENS OF ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 400 SOUTH SANTA FE COMPTON, CALIFORNIA THE REV. B. T. NEWMAN, PASTOR Top Row, Left to Right: Bobby Roy Ellis (7th- 12th. 46-51). Booker Ellis. Jr., (7th- 12th, 48-54). Front Row. Left to Right: Bennie Ruth Letcher. (10lh-12th. 60-63), Patricia Letcher (10th-12th, 61-64). Top Row. Left to Right: Cora Mack (10th-12th. 62-64). Cleo Mc Dow Lindsey (lOtb- 12th, 59-60). Middle Row, Left to Right: Gwendolyn Matlock Ross (10th-12th, 71- 74): Eartha Austin Taylor (10th-12th, 69-72); Mattie Spears Walker (10th-12th, 53-59); Carolyn Smith (7th-12th, 58-61); Marie Montgomery Ware (7th-12th, 57- 60); Stella Carter Bankston (9th-12th, 58-61); Callie Davis (7th-12th, 53-59); Lois Brown Radeliff ( -12th. 69-70). Seated, Left to Right: Louella Allen Matlock (12th Adult, 64-65); Phyliss Henderson Benson (7th-12th, 53-59); Espanola Carter Binns (7th-9th, 49-51); Rev. Bobby Newman (8th- 12th, 47-52); Charmaine Mangual Newman (7th-10th, 49-52); Barbara Smith Adams (7th-12th, 46-51). 117 OLIVIER PHILLIPS ALLEN DR. AND MRS. FRED L. ANDERSON AUSTIN FAMILY GLORIA ARMOUR MR. AND MRS. BYRON BANKS DIANDRE BARNETT DIMITRI BARNETT JOEL BARNETT JEWELL BARNETT LODELL S. BARNETT TONYA BARNETT CHARLOTTE (HALE) BEANSON MR. WILLIAM H. BECK S.E. BERMON PAULINE BLANKENSHIP CUBIA BRYANT BOLDEN MRS. DOROTHY HOLDING VINCENT BONDS THEODOSLA BOWENS LENA (JONES) BREWER MRS. MARY LOVE EDMOND ANTOINETTE (DIGGS) EDWARDS MR. TALMADGE EMERSON CYNTHIA ENGE DIANA ENGE MR. JEROME R. FLORES MS. L. H. FOSTER HELEN FULLMORE MR. E.D. GARRETT JANE A. GARRETT LEOLA CASSORVAR MARILYN GOODMAN DOROTHY GRAY GWENDOLYN HALE JOHN W. HALE III MARGARET (JONES) HALE THELMA MILLER HALE ANCHE (MILLER) HALL LTC. CLAYTON C. HARLEE LULA HARVEY MR. AND MRS. JOE B. HAWKINS FR. DR. EDWART AND BEVERLY MR. AND MRS. H. H. BROWN FOSTER BROWN JR. WLFOSTER BROWN SR. VELMA BROWN MR. AND MRS. DAVID BRYANT SGM. BILL BRYANT MRS. BERTHA M. CARTER MRS. LOLA COLEMAN MRS. MARION COLLINS MR. RAYMOND L. COLLINS MRS. BARBARA COOPER LISA ANN COULTER WALTER M. COULTER JAMES DALE AND OLA - MA YE MR. AND MS. CHARLES DANIELS HATTIE DAVIS HAYWOOD MR. AND MRS. ALVIN HESTER MR. GENE HUBER ALAN DARNELL JACK EDMUND JAMERSON J A Y DOUGLAS JENCKS DELORES JOHNSON LT. LOL AND MRS. H. W. JOHNSON JOEL JORDAN DR. AND MRS. A. A. KELLY MS. PATRICIA KLEINER JOHN AND JILL LAGADERE LESLIE LAMONT MRS. YVONNE W. LINDSEY MS. KAREN A. LOWE MS. JACQUELYN E. LYONS LINDA MARTIN MR. DE PRIEST N. DEERING SHIRLEY MASON MILES MS. PENNY DEZEN ANNETTA (HALE) DUARTE RALPH R. DURON JEWEL MC CANN DEBORAH ANN MOSS ERNESTINE MYERS MR. AND MRS. P. NAIMO DR. F. NAKANO MR. BOB NORRIS MR. G. NOTICK MRS. JACQUELINE O ' DALY JERRY O ' DAY KATHERINE PAPASTA THOPOULOS SHIRLEY C. PATE SPYROS ST. PATHOS MAXINE PENTECOST FRANK PETERSON CAROLYN D. POWELL MERCY QUERRA MR. JOFFRE B. ROBERTS BENNY L. ROBINSON MR. J. ROMANICK CERES KIP RUNYON SUSAN E. RUNYON J. M. SIDDEEQ MR. AND MRS. EMERY SIPOS RUTH (HALE) SIMS GEORGE W. SMITH, G. SMITH MR. AND MRS. LEO SMITE MARY (HALE) SMITH AERT SNEAD ALFRED SNEADQYNUS B. SNEED MR. AND MRS. R. L. STEGMILLER ZETTIE STOVALL MRS. SUE SUNDBERG RANDY SWEENEY AND BETSEY DONTE THOMAS j JOHN DA VID THOMAS NATASCHA THOMAS PAULA ENGE THOMAS MS. VERA THOMPSON MS. ADELINE VALDEZ TONY VELIE VENOLIA H. WILLIAMS THELMA WILSON _i5 JORDAN ' S ALUMNI COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE JORDAN HIGH COMMUNITY, STAFF AND STUDENT BODY LAWRENCE FOLEY PRINCIPAL MRS. BRENDA JOHNSON OFFICE MANAGER 116th STREET SCHOOL Rin :th SCHOOL 11610 CONGRATULATIONS TO ROLAND BROWN GA.YLE DANIELS CEASAR EGGLESTON CHARENE WRIGHT FROM MRS. TRAYLOR BEST WISHES TO DARASAKUU CLASS FROM lj!@ Res. Phone 774-4596 JAMES H. HAYS IMPORT BRAND MANAGER DON W. SNYDER COMPANY 7131 TujuNGA Ave. - No. Hollywood, ca 91605 TELEPHONE (213) 875-2911 GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 81 MAY GOD BLESS YOU, IS OUR PRAYER. THE MISSION CHORUS OF THE BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J.O. Barnett, Pastor 1454 E. 100th Street Los Angeles, California Katie Price, President Pauline Bailey, Vice President Myrtis Knox, President of General Mission Members: Daisy Coleman Caldonia Dread Katie Taylor Mary Vault Laura Wright Andora Galbreath Lucile Barnett Carrie Johnson Clemmie Avery Katherine Harris Elm a Jackson Christine Phillips Irene Wvatt Luella Holi field Mat tie Allen Alice Stoneham L. C. Collins Essie Higgins Minnie Henry Ruby Smith Minnie Smith Sopha Burton Odie Gavin Annie Sneed 119 THE JORDAN-LOCKE COMMUNITY ADULT SCHOOL STUDENT BODY CONGRATULATES THE JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ALEK HAIDOS Principal PLJ. 1 DOMETRIUS McCLAIN Adult School Clerk PEARL BAKER Branch Coordinator 120 EMILIO CRUZ Teacher- Advisor JESSIE HIDALGO Secretary JOSE CARREON Accounting Clerk ORLEY WAITE Teacher- Advisor PATRICIA WILLIAMS ABE Counselor GROVNOR KERR Assistant Principal RUBIE WHITLOW Educational Aide VERDA CHEATHEM Branch Coordinator BASSAR RICHARDSON Adult School Clerk ADULT EDUCATION MEANS: AVOCATIONAL PLEASURE BUSINESS EDUCATION CAREER PLANNING CONTINUING EDUCATION ENRICHMENT 121 We Too, Help Students Grow and Learn KAISER PERMANENTE WATTS COUNSELING AND LEARNING CENTER 1465 East 103rd Street Angeles, California 564-7911 90002 CONOR A TULA TIONS JORDAN HIOH SCHOOL STUDENTS Phone 680 9694 BROADWAY KNITTING MILLS INC. Established 1924 2 1 52 Sacramento St. LosAngeles, Calif. 90021 122 ' ' Challenge of the 80 ' s 99 THE WATTS HEALTH FOUNDATION The BIRDELL CHEW MOORE SCHOLARSHIP FUND of the Watts Health Foundation, along with the Board of Directors and Staff, are proud and pleased to have made a contribution to past graduates of David Starr Jor- dan High School in the form of scholarships to those who excelled and expressed an interest in furthering their careers in the health field. The recipients have been as follows: 1977 (First Year) Samuel King Now attending Univ. of Southern California 1978 Vickie Gordon Now attending Whittier College 1978 Jackie Tucker Now attending El Camino College 1978 Blaire Robinson Now attending Univ. of California-Irvine 1979 Lisa Burt Now attending Oklahoma City University Vw TTS HEAPH CENTER , ,0300 COWTON AVENUE jliijlj ' ■I ' iiiiiiiiiSllmiiii CONGRA TULA TIONS To The Class of 1981 From THE WATTS HEALTH FOUNDATION 10300 Compton Avenue Los Angeles, California 90002 (213) 564-4331 123 ROBINSON ' S FAMILY MARKETS 2116 — E. 103rd. L.A., CA. 90002 566-0432 611-E. Compton, Compton 6352901 t n f .y -i v-Y ■ 5 c — I, ' ' !) .hf, 1137 and Sadvage 9501 S ALAMf.DA STRKtT LOS ANGELFS. CA, 90002 ALL PARTS GUARANTEED CHAMBERS SHINE RLOR NO. 1 8476 S. CENTRAL LOS ANGELES EXPERT SHOE REPAIR 124 587-9698 589-4322 SHOE REPAIR WHILE U WAIT HOURS OPEN 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM SUNDAY 8 00 AM to 2:00 PM CLOSEO MONOAVS Air Conditioned DYE ANY COLOR Congra tula tions to Jordan Graduates Debra McClellan Class of 76 Latanya McClellan Class of ' 77 Deitra McClellan Class of ' 79 Billy McClellan Class of ' 82 From UNCLE JOE THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1981 WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR DEEP APPRECIATION TO: MRS. ENGE MS. COLEMAN MS. CARTER MS. VALDEZ AND TO ALL PATRONS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE SUP- PORT FAMILY PROBLEMS? TEENAGE WORRIES? For Confidential Phone Counseling i DRUGS? PREGNANT? Cal l WATTS Helpline 564 -HELP Monday-Friday 9 am -6pm BOYFRIEND-GIRLFRIEND PERSONAL HASSLES? PROBLEM? 125 Best Wishes and Congratulations to Jordan High School Graduates B.T. TUCKER, D.DS. S. EDWARD TUCKER, M.D. ORAL SURGERY Phone: 564-2611 O.B.G.-FEMALE SPECIALIST Phone: 564-5826 WALTER R. TUCKER, D.D.S. GENERAL DENTISTRY Phone: 564-6841 SOUTH LOS ANGELES PHARMACY Nathan Johnson, B.S. in Pharm. John Sims, B.S. in Pharm. Phone: 564-6734 1635 E. 103rd Street Los Angeles, CA 90002 126 FORD ' S LIQUOR MR. EPHFRIAMFORD 2066I03S+. LA., CA. 90002 563-1214 5631214 127 Congratulations JORDAN HIGH Income Tax Notary Public JOEARCINIEGA Licensed Real Estate Broker 1615 E. 103rd Sueet Los Angeles, Calif. 567-9017 (-f H TOO NEW REBUILT AUTO PARTS BOB COLLINS Auto Parts Service (213) 569-2673 10725 Compton Ave. Los Angeles, CA. 90059 Biliills yiiiti ' BBimiiil piiiiviiKicy AhTER J PREVOST, R. PH. PHONE 564-3218 Cosmetics - Sundries Prescriptions 09 S. COMPTON A VE. LOS ANOELEf!. CAL. 90002 Mon. ■ Fri. 9 am to 6 pm Ph. (213) 569-3714 QUICK SERVICE PRINTERS INSTANT PRINTING AVAILABLE Business Cards - Dinner Dance Tickets Raffle Tickets - Reception Wedding Invitation Flyers - Posters - Signs - Envelopes - Letterheads Name Badges - Desk Plates - Engraved Signs 11111 S. Wilmington Ave. Los Angeles. 900.59 pr - • ij TffiHW -■«« ; :«; '  mr QUALITY CI I A N ING WEAVEfi S CLEANERS JOHNNY FOSTER LICENSED OPERATOR 9915 COMPTON Ave LOS ANGELES CALIF. 90002 BUS PHONE LORAIN d-5lei Congratulations Students of Jordan Project Jordan (We Are Here +o Help Students of Jordan) Phone 755 1735 MR. ARTHUR WILLIAMS Chairperson L.A., CA. 90047 1707 W. 121 St. msm KEMP MONUMENT CO. Grave Markers Monuments Ingle wood, Calif. 90302 673-3703 678-0724 J. S. RECORDS EXPERT AUTO STEREO TAPE AND ALARM INSTALLED Auto Stereo Tape Deck as Low as $29.95 8 TRACK TAPE CARTRIDGE $3.99 UP 45 ' s RECORDS 89c 909 E. Manchester Los Angeies. Caiif. 90001 587-9936 SOUTH WEST BOOSTER ASSOCIATION SUPPORTS THE THREE HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE SOUTHWEST AREA, INCLUDING JORDAN YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED BY CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THEIR EVENTS. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IN APRIL-JUNE MEMORIAL WEEKEND LAS VEGAS TRIP KICK-OFF DANCE IN OCTOBER EVERY OTHER WEEKEND RUMMAGE SALE (114 AND CENTRAL) M. Dot son 772-0144 T. Young 754-9747 R. Pretcbell 755-8728 Glenda Harris — Public Relations and Sales Representative EXTERMINATORS CO. K ROLLS ROYCe IN PERRDRMANCE HONOA IN PRICE R P But. 752-1463 GLENDA HARRIS Bus 752-2104 R„. 933.9603 6324 South CrarwiMw Ot., Inglcwecx), Califomi 90305 MSItiaN YEMBOOI ooMFimy Your school days are a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You make them memorable. We make them unforgettable. CONGRATULATIONS JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS from Tim Coffey of 6ali|! niia 15525 CABRITO ROAD POST OFFICE BOX 7074 VAN NUYS, CALIF. 91409 THINK BIG AND YOUR THOUGHTS WILL GROW!!! CONGRATULATIONS E .rtF. Brown, M-D, M-P-H- DIPUOMATE AMERICAN BOARD OF FAMILY PRACTICE 10024 S. VERMONT AVE. Los ANOEUES. CA 90044 (213) 777-1444 FOOTBALL PHYSICALS PHYSICAL THERAPY X-RAYS VD TESTING PREGNANCY TESTING PROJECT HEAVY PCP INFORMATION PROGRAM Deloris M. Cox PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR 125 W. 4th ST.. SUITE 215 LOS ANGELES. CA 90013 (213) 6260258 BEST WISHES MONROE L. BILLINGSLEA.D.D.S. STAFF 8500 S. Figuetoa St., Suite 3 Los Angeles, Calif. 90003 Telephone 753-2361 Get Your Group Together and Go the Smart Way Charter a Bus . . . Do It With Us . . . SAFEWAY LINES TOUR CO. Charter Buses — Tours Call 5893367 133 CONGRA TULA TIONS JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MArN PL-ANT 1216 E. ROaECRANS e37-eeo3 Wm. (BILL) MEGGS Key Cleaners S Dyers PrCK-UP AND DELIVERV CRCNttHAW STORf 3436 W. Slj usON 206-0420 SO. CENTRA!- STORE 5513 S. Central Ave 232-0763 134 ROBERTS PHCDTOGRAPHY • SENIOR PORTRAITS • ACTIVITY PICTURES • PROM PHOTOS PHONE (213) 733-9166 TUXFDO RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS JPORMAIsWEAM 735-1401 135 VOLUNTEER CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE We all work hard to clean up our campus, plant flowers and maintain our restrooms. Senior Ladies Beasley, Valerie Jackson, Alecia Miles, Leora Scott, Maria Richards, Lisa Spikes, Michelle Stafford, Masami Miss Valdez (Sponsor) JORDANS LADIES AND KNIGHTS OF 1980-81 Junior Ladies Adams, Oct a via Baca, Tina Coleman, Denise Jackson, Mattie Nigh ton, Dorene Rhone, Marilyn Scott, Gwen Wilson, Teresa Senior Knights Davis, Kevin Divinity, Darrell McClendon, Craig Ochoa, Saul More Junior Knights Lendford, Rueben Shugars, Chris Mr. Beck (Sponsor) Junior Knights Bradford, Donald Broussard, Preston Burchett, Wm. Cain, Darrell Chapman, Leslie demons, Don Collins, Kennedy Holt, Albert Hughes, Mark B.G.M. EXTERMINATORS CO. ELAINE ROBBINS 8205 Crensha w Bl, Ingle wood, CA 90305 (213) 778-3694 Page 737-2802 ,•••• ' CONGRATULATIONS % TO THE STUDENTS OF THE YEARBOOK STAFF • MRS. ENGE, MRS. COLEMAN, MRS. CARTER, MISS I 1 VALDEZ, MR. LAGADERE AND MR, PATHOS ■ 1l for the efforts and the excellent job you ha ve done j 4,i CONGRA TULA TIONS FROM MEN ' S AND WOMEN ' S TEAMS AND COACH J A Y JENCKS 137 44 GUESS WHO 99 WATTS CHRISTIAN CENTER HANG IN THERE, PRESTON BROUSSARD Above Picture Was Taken At Jordan High on 3-5-81 138 SCHOLARSHIPS WATTS OLD TIMERS p. O. BOX 3654 LOS AMIGOS STATION DOWNEY, CAUFORNIA 90242 Present Officers The Watts Old Timers Reunion Committee, comprised of former Jordan High School students and other members Salutes the Class of 1981 CONGRATULATIONS DARASAKUU! Edward Gutierrez, President, S ' 39 Josephine Gutierrez (Buchanan) S ' 39 Nick Adriano, Vice President, Membership Chairman Ofelia Adriano Emma Thorton (Aragon) S ' 41 (SEC.) Isabel Herras (Adriano) W ' 44 Richard Ybarra Aggie Ybarra (Montez ) Bea Castillo Lopez, Scholarship Chairperson Louis Robles, Treasurer, W ' 38 Lillian Robles (Valenzuela) S ' 34 Frank Salcido Rachel Salcido (Lara) Jess Castillo Sally Castillo John Mendoza, S ' 29 Alice Mendoza (Zaldivar) Cal Lira Josephine Yates (Buchanan) S ' 41 Not Present: Frank Salcido, Rachel Salcido, Jess Castillo 139 IF YOU HAVE LOOKED FOR THE James Washington HERALD-DISPATCH NEWSPAPER AND CANNOT FIND IT — — PLEASE CALL: Eddie Alexander MR. ED ALEXANDER. HE IS OUR NEW DISTRIBUTOR- CALL HIM FOR ALL YOUR NEWSPAPER NEEDS- TO ALL MERCHANTS: IF YOU WANT TO CARRY IT IN YOUR STORE, CHURCHES, BUSINESSES, ETC., HE WILL ASSIST YOU TO THE FULLEST 569-7431 - — — CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 DR. JAMES H. RICHARDSON CHIROPRACTIC ORTHOPEDICS Office 4 ' ia-202l Res. -446-135-4 3024 Tyler Ave. El Monte. Calif. 9173i 140 Congra tula tions Jordan High School Seniors From Beauty College 9 i ti LEIMERT PARK BEAUTY COLLEGE 3419 W. -13HD PL. LOS ANGELES, CA 90008 PHONE (213) 205-2865 GREETINGS from CONGRESSMAN AUGUSTUS F. (GUS) HAWKINS Mr. Hawkins conferring with Senior Interns for 1980 L to R Saralee Todd, Legis- lative Aide; Mrs. M. Relph and Mrs. L. Barnett, and Congressman Hawkins. Augustine F. Hawkins, Democrat, re- presents the twenty-ninth Congres- sional District of California which in- cludes the cities of: Walnut Park, South Gate, Huntington Park, Cudahy, Vernon and Bell. He was born in Shreveport, Louisiana, the son of a Pharmacist. At age 11, his family moved to Los Angeles. He earned a de- gree in economics from the University of California at Los Angeles and at- tended graduate classes at the Univer- sity of Southern California ' s Institute of Government. During the 93rd Congress, Represen- tative Hawkins authored three land- mark pieces of legislation and worked successfully for their Congressional approval. They were: The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act which became Law September 7, 1974; The Community Services Act, Ti- tle VII section amendment to the Equal Employment Opportunity Act, which was passed into Law April 12, 1974. Three other pieces of legislation, auth- ored by Congressman Hawkins be- came Law in the 95th Congress: CETA, Comprehensive Employment and Training Amendments of 1978 (P.L. 95-93) on August 5, 1977; and. The Pregnancy Disability Act (P.L. 95-555) on October 31, 1978. Representative Hawkins continues to be an exemplary image of his own per- sonal view of public service: The leadership belongs not to those who beat the drums or blow the trumpets, but to those who day in and day out, in all season, work for the practical real- ization of a better world — those who have the stamina to persist and to re- main honest and dedicated. To those belong the leadership. 141 DR. Offi Res. 140 ' ' %p,. , f y e S A y fqy fitfi i t v a3 V) J4i tr i . Frank Marshall — President Congratulations STORMIES FUME - FOR PEST INC. Fantastic Service 7725 South Crenshaw Boulevard, L.A., Ca. 90043 Phone 752-2108 — 752-2109 Robbi Andrews Secretary Dottie Pleasant Office Manager ■ ■■■■ ■ ■lirai