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

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KAREN KERMAIER G-d give me hills to climb And strength for climbing. Karen, a brilliant girl dedicated to and diligently pursuing studies in biology, is modest to a point which makes us smile. In addition to the many extra hours she spends in the lab, she has chaired forums, the Pesach products sale, the junior book sale, and a chagiga committee. Awarded a National Science Foundation grant and nominated for a Woodrow Wilson fel- lowship, she impressed classmates and teachers with her quiet zeal for work, her integrity, and her seriousness of purpose. Karen, however, is not impressed with herself and therein lies her special charm. NATALIE KLEIN The best of healers is good cheer. A friend once described Natalie as a girl who makes no ktintzim . Straightforward and sincere, almost always smiling in spite of a conscientious program of pre-med and N.S.F. re- search, she has also managed to be book sale chairman, class secretary and photography editor of Kochaviah. Generous and helpful, Natalie feels that if one works with dedication and cheerfulness, the future will take care of itself.

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EVA ZILZ KATZ Man has his ivill—htit woman has her way. A dramatic entrance: the flare of a fashionably striking couture on a manikin-like figure, the consciously flirtatious wielding of lash and lip in a carefully emphasized, exotic face. Eva is every inch a woman and builds on that role to the fullest. CAROLE KELLER Understanding . . . by nature wise. Carole loves children and plans to teach, but her ultimate aims are concerned with psychology, which she spends many hours studying in hopes of attaining her doctoral degree. Quiet and systematic, she also has a sprightliness of spirit.

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ROCHELLE KONITS Let us then he up and doing With a heart for any fate. Highly idealistic, Slielly worked with dedication towards a career in medicine. Most often seen in her white lab coat, she seriously pursued her unusual goals. Her soft voice frequently asked searching questions in the areas of plnlosophy and reli- gion. We wisli her luck as she continues to climb every moimtain in search of her own dream. SUSAN KWALBRUN So live and laugh Nor he dismayed. Ever meet someone who reallv fulfilled the admonition, Don ' t put off for tomorrow what you can do today? Sue does. Tliis education major astounded teachers with prompt term papers. Perhaps it ' s this ability to deal with matters as thev come up which makes her perenially optimistic. Sue ' s conversation bobs on many topics, for she enjoys talking, joking, and life in general.