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

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SINCE science and technology have gained added importance in this atomic age, the science department has become increasingly popular. The optional courses of chemistry and physics have gained a following almost as wide as that of the required general science and biology. All courses made use ofthe expanded lab- Mr. Martin Zuckerman -fr 'inf Mr. Sidney Klein

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foreign 'H' 5 languages 'V 'F ' 1 'ff' ' :L '33 4 X' Mr. Isaac J. Cantor Q, .1 4 1 - , . 1 t E i t if 'i li ' ' ' .' , '73 fs 1 . 'i 7' I . .-, '-4 1 2 - 1 -1: 'V Aa 3. , Dr, Jechiel Lichtenstein Rabbi Yaakov Dardac 6-2-f ' 1 Rabbi Matthew Clark FOREIGN languages, with a total requirement of six years of study-four of Hebrew and two of either French or Spanish-form the bulk of our varied curriculum. To supplement these required courses, YUHSB students are offered a third year of French for Regents credit, an elective of Jewish Philosophy that has attracted many seniors with its intriguing concepts and, often, an optional course in Latin. t of ' ' 1 .f ww Rabbi Wilfred Wolfson Mr. Maurice Mashal

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math A C X X 4, ' A is lr 1 A FAVORITE among many students, Math in our school is taught by highly popular instructors. The mathematics branch of the fac- ulty has been enlarged in number and strengthened in quality dur- ing our four-year stay in YUHSB. The requirement was extended from two-and-one-half to three yearsg and many pupils take advan- tage of electives to complete another full year of advanced study with one-term courses in Advanced Algebra and Analytic Geometry and Calculus. Mr. Morris Septimus W Aff ,fm l Xl l . ,f lkff , . I X l DyV,,Z ,' ,V ,X ' hfxfll f !!!4ififi of lil fl -4 Rabbi Hyman Helfitz Rabbi Louis Cooper