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

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social studies Mr. Arthur Becker NSTRUCTION in Economics, World and American History, Citizenship Education, and World Geography are all part of the interesting and benefiting three and a half year Social Studies course. This past year has seen the addition of a very line teacher in the way of Mr. Becker, to our growing Social Studies Department. Mr. Martin Lilker, a well known and well liked member of our Social Studies stall? for ten years, will be leaving us at the end of the term. .- ' .J - 1 f 'S r l Q 'iss , l . , - .Ji 2 ' ' 'f ,E -s if Mr. Martin Lilker Mr. Morris Purcell Mr. Isidore Melov

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l get--N office staff 4-2 1, Left to right: Mrs. Harriet Hochdorf. Secretary. H. Adelman, M. Unterberg. Student ASSJSIIIIZIS maintenance UR chief custodian, Mr. John Santiago, better known as John, is responsible for maintaining the physical appearance and cleanli- ness of our school building. John's food conces- sion, mainly due to his popularity, has become a center of student activity. .V ..- ' -- --,.. -f -1- -3, Mrs. Yetta Rosenman, Secretary. HEIR active interest in students and their willingness to assist them in either an official or unoilicial capacity has endeared Mrs. Yetta Rosenman. secretary to the principal, and Mr. Jacob Blazer, ofhce manager, to the entire stu- dent body. Mrs. Rosenman has always been available to help the student with advice on personal problems. Assisting Mr. Blazer in the executive ofhce is Mrs. Hochdorf, secretary. Pfc. Jacob Blazer, Assistant Director. Mr. John Santiago, Chief Custodian.