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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ART MUSIC x Mr. Harry Allan, Adviser, Elchanile X oo Q53 QQ . W lA5n-avg! gg M r. Herbert 'Lessel Q Mr. Leon Leibowitz Through a two year program of minors, the Y.U.H.S.B. student rounds out his high school education. Music and art courses adminis- trated by a talented staff teach him to use his senses and develop a greater appreciation of beauty. He develops his body under the direction of the Physical Education Department through the use of its superior athletic and gymnastic facilities which include Weightlifting and box- ing apparatus as well as numerous basketball courts and football fields. In the extremely popular Drivers Education course he learns to handle the responsibilities of driving an auto- mobile and benefits from reduced insurance rates. PHYSICAL ED. ty LP Mr. Richard Korn, Driver Education it 1 - ' swf WM , sri 2 vggglliw-111' . Emi - 1922 1 in El fix .U , .f.. ', A 51:5 5 , ,Qi si 5, . iZili3 i'2l iifaii' t in ,' f A 'M-if ' ' 1, M UE! iv: 1.213 1 -.ti ' iff'ff41+' ' Mr. Harry Morse