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

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In Mem© O: Dr. David Mirsky Dr. David Mirsky will always be remem- bered ar Srern College. Dr. Mirsky was dean of Srern from 1968 ro 1975. He firsr joined rhe YU faculty in 1948. In 1953 he was named As- sisranr Professor of He- brew and English in 1962, and professor of English in 1966. He served as Dean of Ad- missions from 1963-1968. Following his rerm as SCW dean, he was ap- pointed Acring Vice President for Academic Affairs. Such diverse contributions as Dr. Mirsky made to edu- cation in the secular as well as rhe Jewish world are rare. He had creared and developed numerous educarional radio and television series over rhe last 20 years, and had served in such capaaries as Secrerary of rhe Council of Higher Education Institutions of New York, Executive board member of rhe American Associarion for Jewish Education, evaluator for Middle States Association, to name but just a few of his professional associations. Dr. Mirsky had also been involved in writing and pub- lishing numerous articles and papers for both English and Hebrew publications. Dr. Mirsky received his 3.A. from Yeshiva College in 1942 and was ordained ar RETS in 1945. He pursued his graduate studies in English and Hebrew lirerarure ar Co- lumbia, NYU, and ar rhe Oxford Center for post graduare studies in England as a scholar-in-residence. Dr. Mirsky was a 7rh generation Jerusalemire, born in rhor city in 1921. He will truly be missed. In Loving Memory of our friend who loved and lived the ways of the Torah In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond his departure. You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew him. The memory of the righteous is for a blessing. (Proverbs 10:7 ' Lisa Wachrenheim 18 Messages

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Norman Lamm President To The Graduates of Srern College for Women: I am pleased ro offer my warmest congratulations and Mazal Tov wishes to students of the class of 1983. I trust that the years you spent with us have been happy and informative ones. Of all schools of Yeshiva University, Stern College has probably made the most significant educational advances these past several years. You are fortunate that you were here to benefit from them. I hope and pray that as you build your families, pursue your vocations or avocations, and assert leadership in the community, you will always reme mber fondly your education, teachers, and fellow students at Stern. May the devoted efforts of the faculty in educating you in both Torah and Madda be fully justified by the success you will achieve in bringing many others into the felicitous circle of Torah. Cordially yours, Norman Lamm President Messages 19