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

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NAOMT FUCHS Doing easih wlial olhars find difficult in talent, Doing what is impossible for talent is genius. Searching honesty is the cornerstone of Naomi ' s personality. Not only innate brilliance but also a spirit of curiosity keeps her at the head of her class, an Ashcl award winner. Because she has a rare love for reading copy, she has been copy editor of the Observer, Ashes and Sparks and Kochaviah and was co-editor of the Observer. She appreciates probability, Bertrand Russell, Isaac Asimov— and a good laugh. There ' s nothing as contagious as Naomi ' s laughter. FELISE GARELICK If to her share some female errors fall. Look on her face and you ' ll forget ' em all. Was that Audrey Hepburn who just passed with the dark swoop of bangs over an e. quisite face? No, the sculptured fea- tures and model figure belong to our own Fagie. Strictly a female female, she adores pretty clothes, telephone conversations, and her beauty sleep. Far from frivolous, however, she has her own convictions, religious and political, which she defends with staunch fervor. ( Goldwater never had it so good. ) Kind hearted Fagie is as good as she is fair.

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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 .

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JOAN GENAUER A mcrnj heart makcih a cheerful countenance. A husky laugh is the frequent expression of Joanie ' s bubbling cheer. Her vivacious, inquisiti e, and affectionate personality has made her well known. An enthusiastic Machon participant and worker for Pe ' eylim, she has also given behind the scenes assistance to drama club presentations, was senior chairman of the charit) ' drive, and t ped for the Observer. Though she is tiny in stature, her helpful spirit is nine feet tall. MARGARET GLUCK Life like a dome of many-colored glass. Writers have suggested that an unforgettable woman has an element of mystery. Malkie, charity drive chairman for two years and Kochaviah editor-in-chief, has an enigmatic quality. Tiny and feminine, she has inner strength and forcefulness. Fashion- able and poised, she is at home in the biology lab and can write with simple sensitivity. Malkie isn ' t always understandable, but she ' s always fascinating.