University High School
Class of 1965


Our Teachers






This is where we'll reminisce about our teachers, and laud those who worked so hard on our behalf.

Just to jog your memory, this list of faculty names was taken directly from the 1965 Chieftain. Please remind us which subjects were taught by which teachers, and send in any interesting facts you may know or remember about them.




ADMINISTRATION
Hugh Foley
Principal
 
Dr. Sheila Bauer
Girls Vice Principal
 
Dr. Warren Steinberg
Boys Vice Principal
Deceased. Served as principal of Fairfax High, retired from that job; established the Steinberg Family Humanity Foundation Scholarship to recognize high school seniors who had personally contributed to furthering good human relations in their school and their community.

Obit


ART
V. Bladholm  
R. Daukas                      
J. Hesslein  
Vera Lee Osborn Bassler
Ceramics and Annual production
From Mike Hill: She urged - almost demanded - that I enroll in a four year college; to pursue art as a calling and career. And this I did, and did successfully very much to her credit. Thanks, every day!
G. Yuen  


BUSINESS EDUCATION
C. Enksmoen  
J. Loos  
J. Magruder  
S. Mitzman                      
A. Pollyea  
L. Reames  
G. Tuxhorn  


DRIVER ED
W. Fuller  
L. Hoffman  
D. Kyle From David Holmes: Another classic character; he handled all of us clowns with wit & humor. His memorable quote: "If you ever wanna use a four-letter word beginning with 'F', just say 'FORD'."
E.Muir                      
Jack Moscowitz  


ENGLISH
L. Connelly  
B. Fox  
R. Freyer  
Fred Holtby Directed IPS (Innovative Program School) at Uni, an experimental program for high school underachievers.
J. Jorgensen  
I. Kleinman  
D. Koegel  
Y. Kuno  
A. Lynton  
C. McDonald  
C. McKenna  
Michael Murphy see link to extensive biographical info at
www.imdb.com/name/nm0614526/
L. Rubin  
J. Salcido  
D. Stell  
Ysabel Sullivan
English, Drama
From Cathy Aaron: I totally remember Miss Sullivan, as she was one of the hardest teachers I had, but I learned the most from her. She drove a red gull wing Mercedes. I remember seeing her get into the car with the "wings" up one time. What a trip!
From David Holmes: I don't recall the Gullwing Benz, but I can definitely place her in a fine XKE. Remember that black cat inhabiting her room?
L. Young  


FOREIGN LANGUAGES
E. Friedman                      
B. Goldman
Spanish
 
Julian Gomez
Spanish
From David Holmes: A very suave character – any ambiguous questions were always answered with, "Depende, en su punta de vista."
W. Gottsdanker  
W. Middleton
German
 
L. Libenson  
G. Purnell  
E. Starrer  
A. Vidal
Guidance, Spanish
Mrs. Vidal passed away just 3 or 4 years ago, just days before her husband died.
obit
B. Zeisl  


GUIDANCE
(Not sure if the first 4 are Science or Guidance)
E. Berg                      
D. Gemain  
A. Herzel  
T. Losee  
E. Provan  
N. Rich  
C. Synold  
A. Vidal See Foreign Languages


HOMEMAKING
B. Boyd  
M. Coughlin  
A. Goka  
M. Houge  
J. Howard  
M. Rennick  
B. Robinson                      
E. Schwerin  


INDUSTRIAL ARTS
S. McLoughlin                      
L. Rosenberg  
J. Rosenthal
Woodshop
From Mike Hill: He said, "Never be ashamed to make a living working with your hands."
H. Wessels  
R. Wong  


MATH
A. Becker  
W. Buck
Geometry
Only (?) male teacher to wear casual knit shirts rather than suit and tie in the classroom
From David Holmes: Excellent role model for a future smart-ass Science teacher - I adopted much of his irreverence to help get me through my 30-year sentence in "the 'hood."
H. Delo  
J. Reynolds  
W. Wawerchak  


MUSIC
John Magruder At Uni 1964-2002. Retired just after the big 75th Anniversary of University High School in May 2000. Remained a professional musician, just as he was (part-time) while teaching at Uni. Passed away in 2003 from complications of diabetes.
J. McConlogue  
S. Spano From David Holmes: Best Band/Jazz Band/Orchestra mentor ever.


NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING
J. Gomez  
R. Martin                      


PHYSICAL EDUCATION
J. Ardigo  
K. Boukas  
F. Fisher  
R. Karlsrud                      
J. McNeil  
K. Millisor  
J. Palmer  
E. Vance  


SCIENCE
Milt Anisman Passed away prior to 2000
G. Bonorns  
P. Chinn  
W. Layton
Physics
From David Holmes: Great teacher…too bad he got moved to some other school for the second semester, because that left us with Oris Payton, who didn't know much more about Physics than WE did!
F. Miller  
W. Mulvehill
Chemistry
 
O. Payton
Chemistry
                     
J. Prince  
Elizabeth Reynolds
Chemistry?
 


SOCIAL STUDIES
M. Blanchard  
P. Breuer  
D. Chronister  
E. Dyer  
R. English  
W. Greene  
C. Howard  
E. Lindop From Mike Hill: The only book he authored that was never published, as far as I know, is the one he very graciously let me illustrate while still a senior at Uni, "Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall - Who's The Toughest Of Them All?" It's about a high school kid who vainly tries to mimic the successes of others, but then departs for college to find himself. Enough said?
M. Lindsey                      
G. McDon  
G. Norman  
D. Sobel
International Relations
 
A. Wallach  


SPORTS
Milt Anisman Passed away prior to 2000
Courtney Borio Played basketball for UCLA in the early 1950s; coached Men's Basketball at L.A. Trade Tech
Ed Bush  
Chuck Holloway  
Dick Jacobson  
Dick Kampmann Alive and well and attended the Class of 65 40-year reunion! Legendary Coach Richard Kampmann started coaching track and field and cross country at Uni in the 1960s, stayed more than 25 years and then spent nearly 20 years at Pepperdine University. He has now retired and was honored on September 16, 2006 with the First Annual Kampmann Klassic Alumni Cross Country Meet at Pepperdine. Watch for next year's event!
Duane LaRue comments from discussion on Classmates.com
(March 2003) Suffered a very serious fall several months ago at his home. He has some brain damage and has difficulty in remembering people and events. He and his family are getting by with the help of friends, family and church members.
(May 2005) I saw Coach Larue in May of this year. He is doing well, looks great but has some trouble remembering things.
Joe Sedia