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

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MIN GRS Music LL STUDENTS are required to take two years each of art, music, and physical education. Placing the emphasis on both the classical and modern aspects of art and music, the minors department com- pletes its adherence to the philosophy of a healthy mind in a healthy body with an intensive physical training program. The proud possessor of a newly renovated gymnasium, the health education course is becoming the most popular in the school. Mr. Richard Kam Mr. Harry Morse Physical Education

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I V15 Social Studies AVING the responsibility of imbuing the student body with the fundamentals of good citizenship, the social studies faculty has one 025 the most difficult and satisfying tasks in the school. The depart- ment offers courses in geography, civics, world and American history, and economics. lt is this department which instills YUHSB under- graduates with a fine basic appreciation for the historical, economic, and political forces in society. Mr. lsadore Rosenman, Chairman 'M-A Mr. Sidney Zuckolf muh Mr. Henry Merlis

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Office Staff HOWING an active interest in student aFfairs and also displaying an amazing efficiency, the office staft endeared themselves to the entire student body. Composed of Mrs. Yetta Rosenman, Mrs. Sarah Shapiro, and Miss Zelda Scheinberg, the staff was aided by one member of the younger set, Nisson Berlin. ,-si -4 Miss Zelda Scheinberg and 7 Mrs. Sarah Shapiro ' n IIE r..- N f- Mrs. Yetta Rosenman OSSIBLY the most important department in the school the Main Keeping the halls and classes clean and sanitary the squad served an indispensable role in our education i x, '. -'X' 0 Ellit Q I Maintenance .s. s li. l lt , I , 1 ' Z . . I . - 1 , l..Ll Z l - tenance squad took the place of our departed Spanish teacher. . 3 ' ' ,Y 5 .' ' y .' I6 KY l M