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

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Mr. Bernard Horowitz Advisor, Service Squad L., 4 sw. fe- -,--,,,,.. Mr. lsidore Rosenman, Chairman, Social Studies Department Mr. Samuel Leihowitz Chairman, Science Department General Studies N ADDITION to their excellent tutoring, many teachers have dis- tinguished themselves in outside activities. Serving as advisor to the Service Squad was Mr. Bernard Horowitz, whose help was well received. Our G.O. was advised by Mr. Joseph Strum, while Mr. Josef Brand aided the publication of the Topics. Rabbi Louis Cooper gave of his time to coach the Math Team. To these teachers, and the various department heads, go the student body's everlasting gratitude. Advising the Elchanite and the Hockey Team respectively, were Messrs. Harry Allan and Martin Bennett whose ,services were probably most appreciated by the student body. Special credit must go to those teachers who gave liberally of their time and effort in the Elchanite Arista-Faculty Game.

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GLIIDANC NDER the capable direction of Mr. Joseph Strum, the Guidance department plays the dual role of orienting and aiding freshmen and sophomores and helping upperclassmen find their niche in life. Expert guidance has changed the course of many lives forthe better. His expert help in aiding students to choose their college was indis- pensable, while his efforts to steer underclassmen in the right path were in the true spirit of good guidance. lo 0 Re lglous S -' -t .4. 5-'s gif A 'X . Kr x Q 'X .t,r,,. , ,V - JL- 1 t r. 1 in A l H l X l 65 .,..z Es1a:. -lvl V H.. I 6 Q i l H al X 1 'X' . , ..ll'?iiTifii'fi75-it ' v1Ur!lmllnrwam1n.1s- ---- --uucwll

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English 'X the most important and prominent department of the . . . . .r:,:1:sg' f H, of the Yeshiva, English is a required four year course , fix' attempts to enhance the student's knowledge in the fi mar, usage, composition, and English and American ' QE. Each faculty member with his unique inclination to- as id and its instruction, has gone further than the ,Zyl :if ..,Vf ,ij to give the student a broad and comprehen- .A is many facets of English. It is due to their unseltish, ' , ig: - - 't 'i that so many of our students have excelled in .,s,f'g.g:::f5 12515 A? .- .M-JP 'L fte55:1:5:5'-f1fgff.:1: examinations' Mt? i2la 1EYlAl, ff? X :fk:':Z.I:.:-1212. Mr. Edward Horelick 1. 7 'wiiffv ' Q 4 ,. , 2 my ,,:, .1 4, eww-- I' f K f 'gf Q Uv 1521,-1 :.27'5:Q , ,. .. . 4 2 ... if L,-l.:4-.165 - - A9 Mr. Sidney Gold Mr. Robert Bassell Advisor, Library mimi! S-.Q Koa 01 6 visor Topics .,,, . mu ,nm il. .-fc .. lil fm:- .44 L,-1fyf,gg 4 al , , Mr. Alvi aron .- ll C I I