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

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I 111.- Cicnuirali tcaclics Ll thai no matter how nuicli ou gi c. your intention is ot prime importance because we originalls ere created equal and arc still considered as such. Our national unity which at times has been a voluntar phe- nomena and at other times a burden forced upon some has endured nevertheless so that we hold it dearly today. The State of Israel is being maintained through national unit and can only continue to do so if we do not divide. The past four years have also been a unitsiiig experience tor us. For one they have placed us in a certain mold and no matter how varied some of the results may seem, a unifying thread unites us all. Values we have learned and the Jewish ideals we cherish are things we will need to guide us through the years long after college is forgotten. The lessons we learn from the Bible never cease to be applicable to us today. We must accept each other as equals despite what seem to us as differing qualities, in order to maintain unity. en msna) . . . wr: ? in ? ]y y 2 ' ?2 ,u ' ' j;aan inKi naiian m

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme 2 Dedication 4 Editor ' s Message 5 In Memoriam 6 Administration, Faculty 7 Seniors 26 Literature 47 Activities 52 Advertisements 82 Senior Directory 109