Yacoub Saba Haddad (1916-1992) was a beloved teacher, father, and friend who graduated with an engineering degree from the American University of Beirut in 1938. He taught physics to over 4,000 students at the International College in Beirut from 1949-1981 and authored physics textbooks. Yacoub also taught in other schools in Lebanon and Palestine.

2. Yacoub Saba Haddad (1916-1992) touched the life of many of us. We remember
him fondly as a great teacher, father and friend. Yacoub graduated with a bachelor
degree of Engineering from the American University of Beirut in 1938. He taught
physics to a total of more than 4000 students. He taught at International College,
Beirut (1949-1981) and authored the Baccalaureate physics text-books. He had
also taught in Beshmezzine, N. Lebanon (Madrasat Beshmizzine Al-Aliya) and
Jerusalem, Palestine (Al-Kulliya Al-Arabia and Sahyoun Institute). Yacoub was
married to Juliet Tadros (1926-1990) and had four children (Aida, May, Imad and
Nabil). Yacoub enjoyed reading/ writing and translations. He was a master in Chess
and used to be a football player.
Yacoub Saba Haddad (1916-1992) touched the life of many of us. We remember
him fondly as a great teacher, father and friend. Yacoub graduated with a bachelor
degree of Engineering from the American University of Beirut in 1938. He taught
physics to a total of more than 4000 students. He taught at International College,
Beirut (1949-1981) and authored the Baccalaureate physics text-books. He had
also taught in Beshmezzine, N. Lebanon (Madrasat Beshmizzine Al-Aliya) and
Jerusalem, Palestine (Al-Kulliya Al-Arabia and Sahyoun Institute). Yacoub was
married to Juliet Tadros (1926-1990) and had four children (Aida, May, Imad and
Nabil). Yacoub enjoyed reading/ writing and translations. He was a master in Chess
and used to be a football player.