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

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Rabbi Louis Cooper Mr. Moe Septimus ITH the increasing emphasis on technology and science in this modern world, there is a greater and greater need for trained mathematicians. YUHSB's Math department is excellently suited to provide inter- ested scholars with preparation in basic mathematical skills. Besides the basic two-and-one-half years' se- quence of algebra and geometry, the department also offers trigonometry, college algebra, and a one-term course in calculus or analytic geometry. Rabbi Hyman Helfetz

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Rabbi Yaacov Dardac 9 Mr. Maurice Mashal 4 URING the past few years, the language courses .- given in YUHSB have become increasingly popular with the students. Courses in Latin and third year French have been offered the student body to supplement the four years of Hebrew and two years of either French or Spanish which YUHSB has always offered. There is little doubt that the popularity of these courses will continue to grow as the instructive methods improve and facilities continue to increase. 1 V .:.:g.f Ji -449 fsfs Wm '95 iffy, .ma-. gif ,SSA u S- ' V -' t X IQ: , 5,'Rx'QQf5E' 'jA1:.:. 'N2,,:i- is -V ' , 'Ugg Ijk,., ,M 51 1 Q 'v JV, X Mr Isaac Cantor Rabbi Wilfred Wolfson Dr. Jechiel Lichtenstein

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LMOST three quarters of this year's graduating class intends to major in either science or some related field, such as medicine or dentistry. This in itself is the finest possible tribute to the outstanding educators who make up YUHSB's science department. Though only biology and general science are required for gradua- tion, the chemistry and physics electives offered are eagerly chosen by the students, with more than ninety percent taking chemistry or physics, and more than half taking both. 7 IL' 5, 4 1 , . 1 , i U 'wav ggfgngg ML 'bf Mr. Joseph Kalton Yi ,gi-SL S ., 1' 1 Mr. Seymour Parness . Rabbi Fred Bohensky , Mr. Bernard Loring 1' 31 fi Mr. George Davidson