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

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RABBI S. SCHEINBERG RABBI M. YAGED RABBI M. ZAKS RABBI J LESIN

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RABBI M. RAPPS A typical TJ. class RABBI M. BOHRER The faculty of the Jewish Studies Department is faced with the dual responsibility of instilling in their students an understanding of Torah and Judaism and guiding them through the complex problems which confront, the modern day jew. There are two separate programs of Jewish learning: the Talmud Department and the Hebrew Depart- ment. The former, known as T.A., devotes its entire morning session to the study of Talmud. T.A. students are also required to take an afternoon course in Hebrew language and grammar. The Hebrew Department, or T.I., divides the morning into two parts: one is de- voted to Talmudic studies while the other is devoted to Hebraic stud- ies which include Tanach, jewish history, and Hebrew literature. An ever-increasing number of the faculty are graduates of Yeshiva Uni- versity and are consequently well qualified to teach the future leaders of the American-jewish community. RABBI S. SLADOWSKY RABBI SCHWARTZ RABBI M. GORDON RABBI J. URIVETSKY RABBI 1. SUNA RABBI L. BERNSTEIN