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

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Left to right: Mrs. Gertrude Sater, Secretary. Samuel Shiff, Student Assistant, Mr. Jacob Blazer, Office Manager Mr. John Santiago, Chief Custodian R. John Santiago, Chief Custodian. is responsible for maintaining the physical appearance and cleanliness of the building. John , as he is known throughout the school also nz:-f F Q ' T' J.: TQ Af It is ,. JSF' Q nfl Mrs. Yetta Rosenman, Secretary RS. Yetta Rosenman, Secretary to the Principal. has endeared herself to all because of the active in- terest she takes in the students. Al- though her ofiicial duties keep her con- stantly busy, she is always available for advice on personal problems. The ex- ecutive oflice is ably run by Mr. Jacob Blazer, Office Manager, assisted by Mrs. Gertrude Sader, Secretary, and Samuel Shiff, student assistant. J -' I ,4- X tl f ' .. lil A X., runs a food concession for the convenience of the students. J J Through his service to the school and his friendly manner he e k f 1 I ,. iff,- has become popular with both students and faculty alike. l - Y M Il. ?,f ,X : X 41, I f X 5 - 'AK -. wi- mg 1 ' . 'g , 1 lf' QWIA -' f X . . 'Q . f ff J lin N 3q,.x,Jgrv-.H s :V17.1le'Z -fr' liffglvgll ' y.J.f',l,' ,Cf l 1 -. - ' 'X ef , 2 I X I X X

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