Stern College for Women - Kochaviah Yearbook (New York, NY)

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BARBARA EPSTEIN Wil and wisdom are born. Tin ' s capable girl lias common sense— and an uncommon sense of humor. The year she spent in Israel seems to liave sharpened her wry wit and has given her a convincing Hebrew accent. An education major, Barbara lias a liead on her shoulders and a congenial smile on her lace. ELAINE FEIGENBAUM Impromptu is tnih the touchstone of wit. Elaine has them rolling in the aisles every time with uncann ' imitations and spontaneous wit. Well read, artistic, and talented with words, she has been social co-ordinator, co-author of the coloring book. Junior editor of the Kochaviah, chairman of the Freshman-Senior Tea and Senior Dinner, and has written nu- merous skits and songs. Highlv independent, she is sensitive to both the humor and the Tvitlmv ,il lif,.

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ANDREA KIRSCITNITZ EINHORN The world turns aside To let any man pass Who knows whither he is going. Efficient, alert, interested in everv facet of her English major, Andy constantly amazes us with her capacity to get things done. Enthusiasm for life coupled with healthy ambition ha ' e made her president of her sophomore class and active in many dramatic club presentations. Her goals are high— and she ' s well on her way to reaching them. DIANE ENGELBERG Be true to the dreams of thi ijouth. Israel is pervaded with a spirit informal, optimistic, and de- termined. These qualities apply so well to Diane that it is easy to see why, after spending a year on Machon, she loves Israel and wants to return. Her verve in Hebrew songs and dances, bouyant humor, great shining eyes, and hearty laughter enhanced school plays, sings, chagigot, and clubs. Diane is an unusual blend of casual charm and great strength of character.

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BRENDA WISHENGRAD FELMAN Mysterious is a duik ci c nhich flashes like a siinspark. Wliile her distinctive laugliter often resonnded in the lab, Brenda took her biologv major seriously. During her upper class vears, however, her interests took a new direction and she is now- a iming for graduate work in sifriil ijchudit. MARCIA FRANK And wisdom ' s self Oft seeks to sweet retired solitude. Marcia is sincerely interested in people, and enjoys good company, but she also has the capacity for long hours of lonely study. After a most educational year in Israel, she returned with a repleted knowledge of Hebrew and a renewed dedication to her class ' activities. She served on the Pe ' eylim and charity drives and on the Observer, and was president of our Yavneh chapter. Always willing to work— and with a smile— Marcia ' s sweetness, quiet friendliness, and intelligence made us very glad to get her back. gv .