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

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minors SMALLEST in the school, the Minors Department serves the stu- dent body effectively and unobtrusively in art, music, and physical education. The most prominent aspects of the art course are its emphasis on the fundamentals and history of art, while the music program stresses the appreciation of the famous classical works. ln physical education new developments included the addition ofa gym room and the acquisition of Weightlifting equipment, a reduc- ing machine and various body building apparatus in line with the National Fitness Program. T tili , r l'x-Y X. Mr. Harry Morse - W n d: ff '1 ssis - t . J , ' J ? ln, x l Mr. Harry Allan ..4.,. ,V V .. -9 1 4 j d A 1 eulogq, Q' ' l Wg Mr. Leon Leibnwitz

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social studies IT is the weighty responsibility of the social studies faculty to x Mr. Arthur Becker .gg NFA 'sv' s-wxmqy Mr. Sidney Zuckoff Mr. Lowell Sanders l2 ,I i fm' 'QQ' teach the student body the basics of good citizenship. Through three-and-oneshalf years of geography, world and American history, and economics, and a term-long political science elective, YUHSB students are given a broad education that guarantees historical perspective and an insight into the economic and political forces i. in our society. Rabbi Simon Raskm Mr. Morris Purcell Q-i'vn J Ex

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i i IY x 4 , , . ai gi psf? w gals A if 1 .' few Z 6 X ii' YESHIV Mrs Yetta Rosenman i M i i I . HI HWQHQI CQ a Z H ,ft i' fi Q ,, , 4,,, IYYQEQW f . i JJ i Emi Mr. John Santiago UNDER the leadership of Mr. John Santiago, the Maintenance squad, composed ofa vast number of his relatives, kept the school clean, sanitary, and well-ted, while fighting a never-ending battle against the subversive activities ofthe Kashruth Commission.