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

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foreign ANGLI GE Dr. jechiel Lichtenstein Hebrew i Hebrew Rabbi Wilfred Wolfson Hebrew As nations become increasingly dependent upon one another, a facility in foreign languages be- Rabbi Yaacov Dardac Hebrew Lx.,,f Mr. Imac Cantor Frenrh French fkiQiini'Ha'tzi,tf:zf'Mf comes absolutely essential. VVe are fortunate. in- deed, to have the expert tutelage of Monsieur hiarshal. Wle can say without hesitation that we have one of the most competent French depart- ments in the Tjnited States. The required tour year course of Hebrew studies not only increases our proficiency in our hiitoricnl tongue, hut also opens up the world of Hebraie Culture to us.

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Mr. Herbert Lesell d taught that Drivers Ed. Physical Educatio M Richard Korn Mr. Harry Morxe - '33 X 'c it ib-