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

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CIS' as 7'1'..'IJ Rabbi Yaacov Dardac 'ie 42 Mr. Isaac Cantor I I H, 1'ff4f,-'A 1 Tglx .V V.-' 0,5 15,1733 Iig5f?'f'fQQyi,f4jl,'.1,f,Z,gf, .21E',7E?15110.:1.Q:p21EZ6:JL1i ' ' V3-5f:?'ZZ1E71f7,y72GiW22:39,'jE,:,2If - - .41..,,,,q,, ,W swf ,ri R bb w If d w If ll o 1 ire oson :ga A '71 f ,-: 44,5 V ,1 1 , 5531 1, ,453-YZ' ,f1,.f:Ef,z,p,f L f ,w,LgvI,W f in N I . if . , ',1fv',nf, , N, xv ,4,.',,M Dr. Jechiel Lichtenstein Mr. Maurice Marshal Languages ingly important role in the student's curriculum. Temporarily finding itself without the services of a Spanish mentor, the language depart- ment ploced great emphasis on its French courses, and to Monsieur Marshal goes much credit for bearing the brunt of the respon- sibility upon his shoulders. HE LANGUAGE courses in YUHSB have come to play an increas-

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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

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lffil rg , Igtlwl, .Z 1-iii Xl i ll in H wife s ss s ' H57 , s at A l 5, i - Tr , ef? TI i lli j lj N--Q E4 ,trtfiq i-41 l A, - f , Q 'F ,N Sli, , l , . , x J' ' L v V, v ,flrxf I , k r 3 M l j. r yi Rabbi Louis Cooper X tis if, Vt i f Coach, Math Team 5 L6-f 'XTC' . ' ' N - -'1 g -e rd! M ' t my A its em I 'ffihf ' at at CS ,yr tt, safe' A ., . ' p,.,jL g REDIT must go to our fine math department, which can boast '77 ' .. I tiff? of a steadily increasing percentage of students per semester, par- v '-: , i:f ' 12 . . . 25. ' 6 ' ' Q taking In 'four complete years of mathematics. Apart from the three xl .4 year required curriculum, a term each of Advanced Algebra and Q , -1Qf.Q,i f i l Calculus is also offered. This year, due to the avid interest in these I senior electives, two classes of each have been formed for the first lf' time in YUHSB history. Furthermore, Calculus has finally been relieved 'mifgi of its experimental nature, and textbooks have been purchased by Mr. Morris Septimus t the School' '- A t 1 A wif? 12 Mr. Harold Kirsch