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

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YUHSB oifers a full four years of Sci- ence. All students are required to take two terms each of General Science and Biology and a great many also avail themselves of the elective one year courses in Chemistry and Physics offered by the Department. Soon to be incorporated into the program are re- vised and updated courses in the Physical Sciences which will conform to the latest developments in research. The Science Faculty has succeeded in transmitting its knowledge to the student body as is reflected in Regents and College Board Achievement Test scores. V' 'Y' 7' .f'- ,. 'fl' Mr. Abraham Perkal, Genera! Science Rabbi Fred Bohensky Biology Mr. Burton Zuckerman, Chemistry lo ' off M 1?-Z ' :. g vf4 'vi 2 ' - I

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MATHEMATICS Mathematics embodies the spirit of order and logic. For this reason it has main- tained great popularity and favor among the students of YUHSB. Headed by Rabbi Louis Cooper, our math depart- ment has been greatly modernized by the acquisition of new textbooks and emphasis ,on the latest teaching tech- niques. In addition to the required three year program of algebra, geometry and trigonometry, one term electives in college algebra and calculus with analyt- ic geometry are offered to interested and capable students. -QM BX Qrw-Y' Rabbi Louis Cooper Chairman, Coach, Mallz Team 4 xiii.: ii, L- ,',, 7 N' . rr 1? fa -' 1i1irf,: X f Q1 ' H1 if 1 24X 5 n vi A L. N a , P. .. E-fi 'gif' 52234: Eli ,. 4. iii? NEB: 1:53,-1,7 gi? 4. ,gfivmv iswgrg -1 ft '. L 3212 '13 g-3 Y 'C .3igHj .L ,Apr .i ip 5 :LBA Mr, Bernard Horowitz 4.,.4n4g,, Mr. Moe Septimus Mr Stanley Greenblum Mr. Harold Kirsch

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