Yeshiva University High School For Boys - Elchanite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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languages Dr. Jechiel Lichtenstein X s, 1 , 1...-I -. M-ff Mr. lsaac J. Cantor NOTHER part of the prescribed course of study is foreign languages which include Hebrew, French and Spanish. Of the three, each student must take four years of Hebrew and two years of either French or Spanish. Our excellent language instructors are being rewarded by the increasing popularity of their courses among the student body. Q --X Q 1 l - Q ' ' M ,Q , . . . Mr. Francis Callan Mr. Jacob Soshuk

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Mr. Morris Septimus mathematics Mr. Milton Spin instructs trigonometry class. N avid interest in mathematics has been in- stilled in our students by the varied methods and techniques employed by the Mathematics Department. Our many capable instructors are drawn from several fine schools, bringing with them abilities which can only be gained by years of experience. Elementary Algebra, Tenth Year Math, Inter- mediate Algebra, Trigonometry, Advanced Alge- bra and a college course in calculus and analytic geometry make up the gamut of instruction taught by the Math Department. Two and a half years of mathematics are required, but most students receive full advantage of the math curriculum by taking the entire four year course. Mr. Louis Cooper Mr. Harry Goldstein