were not U.S. born originated from Ocampo, Guanajuato. That year the head ESL teacher, Marcia Niemann, stated that some students in the ESL program take jobs outside of school to finance family members in Mexico and the U.S., and that most parents of ESL students had educations below the equivalent of the 9th grade. the school had 85 teachers, including 16 who were bilingual. That year the school had four full-time ESL teachers, four bilingual ESL teaching assistants, and two non-bilingual ESL teaching assistants. Culture In 1978 band director Moisés Molina started the Mariachi Azul y Blanco; Molina, who died in 1994 from hemochromatosis, is the namesake of Moises E. Molina High School. Feeder patterns W. H. Adamson High School Hector P. Garcia Middle School Felix G. Botello Elementary School James Bowie Elementary School James S. Hogg Elementary School John F. Peeler Elementary School John H. Reagan Elementary School Notable alumni Jay Avrea - professional baseball player Charles P. Cabell - U.S. Air Force four-star general and deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency (1953–1963) Yvonne Craig - Batgirl from the 1960s TV series Batman Samuel David Dealey - Navy submarine hero Alexis Espinoza (Class of 2018) Formula 1 Driver E. King Gill - Texas A&M University's 12th man Larry Groce - noted singer, songwriter, musician and radio host. Pinky Higgins - professional baseball player Jose Armendariz Ray Wylie Hubbard (Class of 1963) - country-western singer-songwriter James L. Holloway Jr. (class of 1915) - U.S. Navy four-star admiral and superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy (1947–1950) Michael Martin Murphey (class of 1963) - country-western music artist Kal Segrist - former Major League Baseball utility infielder, and fifth head coach of the Texas Tech Red Raiders baseball team. B. W. Stevenson (class of 1967) - country pop music artist Elda Voelkel (Hartley) (class of 1928?) - actress; producer and distributor of documentary and spiritual films Jim Wright (class of 1939) - elected to Texas State House of Representatives (1947), mayor of Weatherford (1948), elected to U.S. Congress (1955), Speaker of the United States House of Representatives (1987–1989) Alvin Porter - professional football player See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Dallas County, Texas List of Dallas Landmarks References External links Official website School profile (PDF) Attendance zone map (PDF) Immigrant Students - A 2008 Dallas Morning News series about immigrant students enrolled in Adamson Dallas Independent School District high