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

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2 51 V 1 7, . , , ,Q u,s. Q t ' 'E l 1 'H-' , ,U L i 5 U -nr? Burton Zuckerman .my li 4 4 i . 1 v , 5 Science ,H also gaining in popularity among the Biology, taught during the first two electives in Chemistry and Physics plements the regular course of cially Chemistry and Physics. success are the high grades attained in statewide and College Board S I5 THE CASE with our Mathematics curriculum, the sciences are General Science and are compulsory, while offered. Lab work sup- ofthe sciences, espe- science department's year after year ll so Q ,U C. I l,.,,v ,. , I f V. 474 -5.-v , 2 W I -, 'hr 4 I , X, f ., ,Y X f ,f Rabbi Fred Bahensky Mr. Sidney Klein Mr. Martin Bennett Coach, Hockey Team Mr. Norman Berlai ,gflab Assistant: P, , fu .1 f- A ff, ffy't5,.:f , lv Q,,l,J,- X4 4. . I .vu , 1 A L, gr' Ili, 1 , ' , 1 1 4 4-+253 1' f ' 1 , X 4 f 1? 2 1 :4 1' .M N' M? Q I, -' 2 ' ' f' 1 ' ,' ,. , .Hi Mrk Abmham puke' Mr. George Davidson