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.  Ster/i  College  for  Women 

Yeshiva  University   ' 


Eternity  is  endless.  Forever  is  boundless.  Life  is  one 

small  part  of  eternity,  one  iota  of  forever.  College, 

then,  is  even  a  smaller  part  of  infinity.  It  is  four  years 

of  togetherness,  unity,  solidarity,  yet  four  years  of 

becoming  separate,  unique,  and  special  as  well.  It  is  a 

metamorphosis — a  changing. 


Each  life  must  find  its  own 
meaning,  its  own  goal.  Each 
girl  must  find  her  own  way 
to  become  a  woman.  And 
each  woman  must  discover 
what  it  means  not  just  to 
exist,  but  to  be,  to  contribute, 
to  have  a  purpose. 


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And  all  in  four  years — four  long,  happy,  fun-filled, 
successful  years.  Four  short,  sorrowful,  puzzling, 
questioning,  wondering,  fleeting  years.  Four  years- 
gone. 


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Gone  where?  Can  four 
years  with  questions  and 
no  answers  have  mean- 
ing? Are  the  questions 
for  which  we  have  no 
answers  worth  pondering 
— worth  the  time,  the 
heart-ache,  the  worry? 


Is  it  worth  it  to  be  a  Stern  woman — 
to  spend  four  years  trying  to 
synthesize,  to  explain,  to  defend? 
Is  it  really  necessary  to  spend  four 
years  trying  to  discover  the 
relationship  between  religion  and 
the  world,  between  G-d  and  man? 


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Wouldn't  it  be  nicer  to  be  a 

moth  all  the  time,  to  fly 

always  toward  the  light,  to 

flutter  through  life?  But 

think  about  it.  Is  it  really  so 

sad  to  be  a  butterfly? 


Is  it  really  so  very  difficult  to  admit 
that  there  are  questions  which  we 
cannot  answer,  pain  and  suffering 
we  cannot  explain?  Is  the  ache  of  not 
knowing  worse  than  the  emptiness  of 
feeling  there  is  nothing  to  know? 


Dedication 


Once  there  was  emptiness 

echoing 
Down  silent  corridors. 
Once  there  were  silent 

reverberations 
Of  apathy  ricocheting  back  from 

closed  doors. 

Now  there  is  hope 

And  the  beginning  of  sound. 

Now  there  is  someone  who  dares 

to  speak — 
Who  dares  to  question  the 

empty  reverberating  stillness. 

Someone  has  opened  the  door 
And  the  soundless  ricocheting 

waves  of  apathy 
Have  begun  to  fade. 
One  woman  with  conviction 
Has  created  a  new  image  of  Stern, 
A  vibrant  image, 
Born  from  empty  echoes. 


Mrs.  Esther  Auerbach 


We  are  sick  of  history — 
Of  dying  and  pain  and  grief. 
We  want  a  future  as  well  as  a  past. 
The  price  has  been  paid 
Even  in  our  own  generation: 
Six  million,  we  cry — 
Six  million  . . . 

A  professor  teaches  us  to  subdue  our  anger- 
To  learn  that  without  a  past 
There  IS  no  future; 
To  see  the  panorama  of  history 
As  a  divine  plan; 
To  see  the  state  of  Israel 
And  the  Jewish  people 
Alive,  strong,  ever-proud; 
To  see  that  pride  is  forged  from  grief. 

And  we  understand. 
And  the  crying  ceases. 


Rabbi  Raphael  S.  Weinberg 


I  welcome  this  opportunity  to  extend  my  warmest 
congratulations  to  the  graduating  class  of  !969 
of  Stern  College  for  Women, 
mtnesetlmesofunprecedentedchanseyouhave^ 

sough,  to  take  ^"'ZZ'IZ^*  *e  timeless 
^Sgtuut:n;PanrheS3ingin,e,,ec,ua, 

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healthy  background  "P™^1?"™ „d  communi.y. 
to  assume  your  roles  in  home,  career,  an 

Voo  will  face  grea.  ^^ZZlo^cL 
rou^stri^thtle-wircrmunhyandal, 

rytAlmlghtygrantyoucontinuedwellheingaod 

fulfillment. 


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Samuel  Belkin 
President 


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yourselves  and  your  Alma  Mater. 

'Wend,OCaCh0,-U~™~onsa„dwrybestwishes. 


Max  Stern 


Co—^ashasbeen  — 


Now  that  you  are  leaving  Stern  r«li 

experience  some  apprehend     ^  T  Wi"  undoubtedly 

wonder  whether  yo ,  ar "d  ™  rZI apPrehension  because  you 

rofessiona,-nd^^hters 

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-oted  in  the  knowSSr  ^  COnfidence  is 
a  relevant  and  dynamic8  ne    t  ob ectiv?'0"3'  eXPenence  ^ 
Prepare  you  to  gain  a  mastery  m  the  ^H  ^  n0t  °n'y  t0 
you  can  compete  in  it.  It  a/so  was ,  a"dem,c  wo^  so  that 
a  set  of  moral  and  ethical  tearhTn    T^J"  transmi«ing 
your  spiritual  and  ^ft^  y°U  ^advance 

guide  you  in  yourrtriv^a  ™a 3      idea'S  ^  W'" 
or  yourself  and  in  discharging  you r  r    n'   8  a  meanin^' ,ife 
fam.ly,  community,  and  peopfe  resP°ns.bil,ties  to  your 

'wish  all  of  you  success  in  your  endeavor, 


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Esther  Auerbach 


Administration 


Mrs.  Miriam  Mostow 
Recorder 


Library  Staff 

Max  Celnik,  (2nd  from  left),  Head  Librarian 


Mrs.  Esther  Zuroff 
Placement  Coordinator 


Rabbi  YaakovZev 
Assistant  Registrar 


Mrs.  Sarah  Meyer 

Staff  Assistant,  Dormitory 


Dr.  Eli  Sar 

Director,  Health  Service 


Mrs.  Jenny  Giges 
Director,  Residence  Hall 


Mrs.  Rita  Dunne 
Nurse 


Judaic  Studies 
Faculty 


DR.  GERSION  APPEL 
Professor  of  Judaic  Studies 


DR.  YEHOSHUA  BE'ERY 
Instructor  of  Hebrew 


RABBI  YEHUDA  BOHRER 
Instructor  of  Judaic  Studies 


RABBI  DAVID  BLEICH 
Instructor  of  Judaic  Studies 


MR.  HANOCH  DUBITSKY 
Instructor  of  Hebrew 


DR.  SHLOMO  EIDELBERG 

Professor  of  Jewish  History 

Chairman,  Dep't  of  Hebraic  Studies 


MRS.  CHAYA  EHRLICH 
Instructor  of  Hebrew 


MRS.  CHAYA  HOROWITZ 
Lecturer  of  Hebrew 


DR.  YEHUDA  FELIKS 
Visiting  Professor  of  Judaic  Studies 


DR.  MEIER  HAVAZELET 
Assoc.  Professor  of  Hebrew 


RABBI  MARTIN  GORDON 
Instructor  of  Judaic  Studies 


MR.  HENRI  KAMRI 
Instructor  of  Hebrew 


MRS.  TOVAH  LICHTENSTEIN 
Lecturer  of  Judaic  Studies 


RABBI  J. 

MITCHELL 

ORLIAN 

Instructor  of 

Hebrew 


RABBI  ALTER  METZGER 
Ass't  Professor  of  Judaic  Studies 


MISS  HELEN  OFFENBACHER 
Lecturer  of  Judaic  Studies 


DR.  NOAH  ROSENBLOOM 
Professor  of  Hebrew 


RABBI  JOSHUA  SHMIDMAN 
Instructor  of  Judaic  Studies 


RABBI  MELECH  SCHACHTER 

Assoc.  Professor  of  Judaic 

Studies 


MR.  JOSEPH  ROTH 

Instructor  of  Hebrew 


RABBI  RAPHAEL  WEINBERG 
Ass't  Professor  of  Jewish  History 


RABBI  YAAKOV  ZEV 
Lecturer  of  Judaic  Studies 


RABBI  ARTHUR  SHURIN 
Lecturer  of  Hebrew 


Faculty 


DR.  SHELLY  KOENICSBERG 
Assoc.  Professor  of  Education 
Chairman,  Dep't  of  Education 


MRS.  SUSAN  SARDY 
Instructor  of  Education 


MISS  ELLEN  NAKAMURA 
Visiting  Lecturer  of  Education 


DR.  JOSEPH  LEVINSON 
Visiting  Professor  of  Education 


MISS  HELEN  GOODMAN 
Lecturer  of  Art 


MRS.  SUSAN  FLEMINGER 
Lecturer  of  Art 


PROF.  RACHEL  WISCHNITZER 
Professor  Emeritus  of  Art 


MRS.  CONSTANCE  SKOR 
Instructor  of  Education 


DR.  IRENE 
GOLDRINC 
Assoc.  Professor  < 
Biolog 


DR.  BEATRICE  FRIEDLAND 

Professor  of  Biology 

Chairman,  Dep't  of  Biology 


DR.  FRED  GOODMAN 
Professor  of  Biology 


MR.  MURRAY  ALTMAN 
Instructor  of  Biology 


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MRS.  JESSICA  GRANT 
Instructor  of  Biology 


DR.  BETTY  ROSOFF 
Ass't  Professor  of  Biology 


MRS.  ETHEL  ORLIAN 
Lecturer  of  Chemistry 


MRS.  CECILY  DOBIN 
Lecturer  of  Chemistry 


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DR.  LEONARD  LABOWITZ 
Ass't  Professor  of  Chemistry 


DR.  NATHANIEL  REMES 
Assoc.  Professor  of  Chemistry 


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DR.  HENRY  GRINBERC 
Ass't  Professor  of  English 


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DR.  MORRIS  EPSTEIN 

Professor  of  English 

Chairman,  Dep't  of  English 


DR.  DAN  VOGEL 
Ass't  Professor  of  English 


DR.  CAROLE  SILVER 
Ass't  Professor  of  English 


DR.  ANNA  KRAKOWSKI 
Professor  of  French 


DR.  MIRELLA  AFFRON 

Ass't  Professor  of  French 

Chairman,  Dep't  of  French 


MR.  HOWARD  CHEIKEN 
Lecturer  of  Russian 


MRS.  FRUMA  KOVACS 
Lecturer  of  Spanish 


MRS.  SOPHIE  LAUFER 
Lecturer  of  German 


DR.  JOSEPH  DUNNER 
Visiting  Prof,  of  Poli  Sci. 


DR.  DORIS 

GOLDSTEIN 

Professor  of  History 

Chairman,  Dep't  of 

History 


MRS.  CAROL  GRUBER 
Ass't  Professor  of  History 


MISS  RUTH  BEVAN 
Ass't  Professor  of  Poli  Sci. 


DR.  ROSE  CHAN 
Instructor  of  History 


MR.  SOLOMON  HONIG 
Lecturer  of  Economics 


MR.  C.  BEZALEL 

SHERMAN 

Lecturer  of  Sociology 


DR.  NATHALIE  FRIEDMAN 

Ass't  Professor  of  Sociology 

Chairman,  Dep't  of  Sociology 


MR.  NICHOLAS  REGUSH 
Lecturer  of  Sociology 


MR.  JOSEPH  FRIEDMAN 
Instructor  of  Mathematics 


DR.  LEON  LANDOVITZ 
Professor  of  Physics 


MISS  EUNICE  NORTON 
Teaching  Fellow  in  Physics 


MR.  DAVID  FLORY 
Lecturer  of  Physics 


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MR.  YEHUDA  JURAVEL 
Lecturer  of  Physics 


DR.  JULES 

GREENSTEIN 

Assoc.  Professor  of 

Psychology 

Chairman,  Dept.  of 

Psychology 


DR.  MARCEL 

PERLMAN 

Assoc.  Professor  of 

Psychology 


MR.  MARTIN  SCHULMAN 
Lecturer  of  Psychology 


MRS.  ANNE  V.  ROTH 
Instructor  of  Health  Education 


MRS.  JUNE  GOLDEN 
Instructor  of  Speech 


MRS.  REBECCA  STEARNS 
Lecturer  of  Speech 


MRS.   HANNAH  WOLKENFELD 
Lecturer  of  Health  Education 


MR.  FRANCIS  HEILBUT 
Lecturer  of  Music 


PROF.  RUTH  KISCH 
Ass't  Professor  of  Music 


DR.  ARTHUR  TAUBER 

Ass't  Professor  of  Health 

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Education  A.B. 


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ROBERTA  BAUM 
Education  A.B. 


AARON,  JULIA  MORGENSTERN 
347  East  53rd  Street 
New  York,  New  York 

ABOFF,  BASHEVA 
156  Hillside  Road 
Elizabeth,  New  Jersey 
Staff,  Observer. 

ABRAMS,  D'VORAH 

183  Fayette  Boulevard 

Syracuse,  New  York 

Chairman,  Beit  Olot  Mitzvah  cards. 

APPLEBAUM,  JUDITH  SHORE 
66-01  Burns  Street 
Forest  Hills,  N.Y. 


BATALION,LEA 
208  Long  Avenue 
Hillside,  New  Jersey 

BAUM,  ROBERTA 
164718th  Avenue 
San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Photography  Staff,  Observer 

BERKOWITZ,  MALKA 

119-14  Union  Turnpike 

Kew  Gardens,  New  York 

Dean's  List;  Editor,  Parshat,  Hashavua; 

Hebrew  Staff,  Kochaviah. 

BLINDER,  J.  RANDY  GOODMAN 
495  West  186th  Street 
New  York,  New  York 
Treasurer,  Freshman  Class;  Staff,  Ob- 
server Supplement. 

BORNSTEIN,  BRENDA 
7242  Princeton 
St.  Louis,  Missouri 

Dean's  List;  Chairman,  Parshat  Hash- 
avua Club;  President,  French  Club; 
Big  Sister;  Co-Chairman  Yom  Haatz- 
maut  Chagiga. 

BRANDRISS,TOBIE 
1503  Constance  St. 
Silver  Spring,  Md. 

Dean's  List;  Woodrow  Wilson  Nomi- 
nee; Secretary,  Sophomore  Class; 
Co-Chairman  Yom  Haatzmaut  Cha- 
g'ga- 


MALKA  BERKOWITZ 
French  A.B.,  B.R.E. 


J.  RANDY  GOODMAN 
BLINDER 

Education  A.B.,  B.R.E. 


BRENDA  BORNSTEIN 
Vira  rrn 


English 


A.B. 


TOBIE  BRANDRISS 
Biology 


A.B. 


HINDA  DEBORAH  BRILL  SHARON  PARKER 

mm  mm  BRUSTEIN 

Sociology  A.B.  jnw 

Sociology  A. 


SANDRA  BURNSTEIN 

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English  A.B. 


FAYGE  PHYLLIS  JUDITH  SCHAPIRA  SANDRA  HELENE  PHYLLIS  SANDRA 

BUTLER  CARMEL  CHERNOTSKY  CURCHACK 

Pre-med  A.B.        History— Poli  Sci  A.B.      Education  A.B.       Sociology  A.B. 


FREYA  DARDICK 

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Education  A.B. 


BRILL,  HINDA  DEBORAH 
83-75  Woodhaven  Blvd. 
Woodhaven,  New  York 
Chm.,Sr.  Sale;  Parshat  Hashavua. 

BRUSTEIN,  SHARON  PARKER 

153  Bennett  Avenue 

New  York,  New  York 

Publicity  Chairman,  Soph.  Chagiga. 

BURNSTEIN,  SANDRA 

808  D  Street  S.E. 

Washington,  D.C. 

Dean's    List;    V.P.,    Soph.    Class.    Big 

Sister 


BUTLER,  FA YGE  PHYLLIS 
5710  Bartlett  Street 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Editor-in-Chief,  Observer;  Editor, 
Observer  Supplement  and  Nooz  and 
Shmooz;  Student  Faculty  Comm.  on 
Academic  and  Curricular  Affairs; 
Drama  Club. 

CARMEL,  JUDITH  SCHAPIRA 
506  Parkway  Road 
Harrisburg,  Pa. 

Dean's  List;  Treas.,  Frosh  Class;  Chm. 
Bowling  Chagiga;  Chm.,  Class  Thea- 
tre Party;  Big  Sister;  Staff,  Observer. 

CHERNOTSKY,  SANDRA  HELENE 

1306  Sherwood  Road 

Linden,  New  Jersey 

V.P.,  Sr.    Class;    Sec'y,    Jr.    Class;    Big 

Sister;  Traumatic  Society. 

CURCHACK,  PHYLLIS  SANDRA 

561  Colonade  Road 

West  Hempstead,  N.Y. 

Capt.,     Basketball     Team;     Secretary, 

Dorm     Council;     Big     Sister;     Junior 

Class  Play;   Drama  Society;  Co-Chm., 

Class  Shabbos. 

DARDICK,FREYA 
4727  N.E.  74th  Avenue 
Portland,  Oregon 
Co-chairman,  Service  Club. 

DAUM,  REGINA  FEDERMAN 
5720  Darlington  Road 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Big  Sister;  Parshat  Hashavua. 


DOUGLAS,  LINDA  NASANIA 
8510 16th  Street-Apt.  518 
Silver  Spring,  Maryland 
TAC;  Speech  Journal. 


REGINA  FEDERMAN 

DAUM 

Education  A. 


LINDA  NASANIA 
DOUGLAS 

Sociology  A.B. 


SUSAN  EKSTEIN 


MIRIAM  EVE  DREIFUS 

mn  ana 


ELAINE  TOBIE  EINHORN 


English 


miu  ,Tcn 
A.B.        English  A.B. 


Education 


GLORIA  SUE  EPSTEIN  JUDY  ERENYI 

mis  ■?t3,a  nniiT 

A.B.      Sociology  A.B.        English 


BAS-SORA  BRAND 
EISENBERG 

mrra 
Sociology  A.B. 


A.B. 


CAROL  ANN  ESTERMAN 
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English 


A.B. 


DREIFUS,  MIRIAM  EVE 

720  Peabody  Street  N.W. 

Washington,  D.C. 

Dean's     List;     Co-chairman,     Bulletin 

Board;     Big     Sister;     Typing     Editor, 

Ashes   and   Sparks;    Co-chairman,   Sr. 

Culture  Evening. 

EINHORN,  ELAINETOBIE 

9931  South  Yates 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Assoc.  Feature  Editor,  Observer. 

EISENBERC,  BAS-SORA  BRAND 
611  Lefferts  Avenue 
Brooklyn,  New  York 
Parshat  Hashavua. 


EKSTEIN,  SUSAN 

340  West  86th  Street 

New  York,  New  York 

Big  Sister;  Chagiga  Committees. 

EPSTEIN,  GLORIA  SUE 
241  Crystal  Terrace 
Hillside,  New  Jersey 

Co-ord.,  Student  Court;  Sec'y,  Sen- 
ior Class;  Student-Alumni  Commit- 
tee; Chm,  Junior  Class  Shabbos; 
Floor  Chairman;  Big  Sister;  Art  Club; 
Basketball  Team. 

ERENYIJUDY 

65  Featherbed  Lane 

Bronx,  New  York 

ESTERMAN,  CAROL  ANN 

1580  Bay  Road 

Miami  Beach,  Fla. 

Director,  Class  Play;  Staff,  Observer. 


SHIFRA  FEDER 


Education 


A.B. 


FEDER,  SHIFRA 
1395  Tennyson  St. 
Denver,  Colorado 
Dean's     List;     Chairman, 
Tzedaka  Drive;  Big  Sister. 


Beit     Olot 


FEIGENBAUM,  JUDITH  MIRIAM 
3813  Washington  Blvd. 
Cleveland,  Ohio 

Dean's  List;  Managing  Editor,  Ob- 
server; Make-up  Editor,  Observer- 
Floor  Chairman. 

FINE,  SANDRA  DEBORAH 

4169  Bexley  Blvd. 

So.  Euclid,  Ohio 

Staff,  Observer;  Big  Sister. 


IUDITH  MIRIAM 
FEIGENBAUM 


SANDRA  DEBORAH  FINE 


Chemistry 


Sociology 


A.B. 


A.B. 


MIMI  FISCHER  TOVA  ZIPPORAH 

sa^a  FISHMAN 

English  A.B.  miss  rrnu 

Psychology  A.B. 


KRYSTINE  RITA  FOREM 

may 


Psychology 


A.B. 


MARLENE  JANET 
FRIEDMAN 

Education 


CONNIE  HIRSCH 

FUXBRUNER 

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French  A.B. 


DEBORAH  MAE  GEISLER 

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Education 


A.B. 


FISCHER,  MIMI 
3615  Seven  Mile  Lane 
Baltimore,  Maryland 
TAC;  Art  Committee. 

FISHMAN,  TOVA  ZIPPORAH 
33-43  Fourteenth  Street 
Long  Island  City,  New  York 
Chm,  Freshman  Orientation  Program; 
Big  Sister;  Chm,  Yom  Haatzmaut  Pro- 
gram;   Chm,    Tzedaka    Drive;    Sec'y 
Treasurer,  V.P.,  Pres.,  Yavneh. 

FOREM,  KRYSTINE  RITA 
134-55  233  Street 
Laureiton,  N.Y. 


FRIEDMAN,  MARLENE  JANET 

34-03  Barbara  Place 

Fair  Lawn,  N.J. 

Dean's  List;   Art  Club;   Ass't,  Annual 

Art    Exhibit;     Dormitory    Decoration 

Comm.,  Debate  Club. 

FUXBRUNER,  CONNIE  HIRSCH 
1333  President  Street 
Brooklyn,  New  York 

GEISLER,  DEBORAH  MAE 

576  East  53rd  Street 

Brooklyn,  New  York 

Big  Sister;   Staff,  Kochaviah;   Chagiga 

Committees. 

CLASSMAN,  MARLENE  Z. 
704  Palmer  Court 
Mamaroneck,  N.Y. 

Copy  Editor,  News  Editor,  Senior  Edi- 
tor, Observer;  Literary  Editor,  Koch- 
aviah. 

GLATSTEIN,  HANNAH  B. 

3036  Beechwood  Blvd. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Staff,    Observer;    Big    Sister;    Debate 

Team. 

GLUCK,YENNY 
110-11  Queens  Blvd. 
Forest  Hills,  N.Y. 
Chemistry  Club. 

GOLDBERG,  ROCHELLE 

108-49  66  Avenue 

Forest  Hills,  N.Y. 

Big  Sister;  Chagiga  Committees. 


MARLENE  Z.  GLASSMAN 

nna 

History— Poli  Sci  A.B. 


HANNAH  B.  GLATSTEIN 

run 

English  A.B. 


Chemistry 


YENNY  GLUCK 


A.B.        Education 


ROCHELLE  GOLDBERG 


A.B. 


JEANNE  LITVIN  GOLDMAN  JUDY  GOLDSMITH  AHUVA  SARA 

!?ni  kj"&>  rmn1  GREISMANN 

History— Poli  Sci  A.B.       French  A.B.,  B.R.E.  -3inN 

Education  A.B. 


PENINA  GROSSMAN  MIRIAM  T.  GURIAN 

nris  mm  ana 

Sociology  A.B.      Biology 


A.B. 


GINNY  HABERKORN  ROSLYN  ROTHSTEIN 

rrn  hain 

History— Poli  Sci      A.B.,B.R.E.  nan 

Sociology  A.B. 


SUSAN  RUTH  HANKIN 

ns-* 

Biology  A.B. 


GOLDMAN  JEANNE  LITVIN 

131  Bennett  Avenue 

New  York,  New  York 

Photog.  Ed.,  Kochaviah  and  Observer; 

Big  Sister;  Chm.,  Chagiga. 

GOLDSMITH,  JUDY 

5  Carlton  Lane 

Monsey,  New  York 

Copy  Editor,  Kochaviah;  Floor  Chm., 

Big  Sister,  Basketball. 

GREISMAN,  AHUVA  SARA 

232  Hansbury  Avenue 

Newark,  New  Jersey 

Co-chairman   Senior  Sale;    Big  Sister; 

Student-Alumni  Committee;  Traumatic 

Society 


GROSSMAN,  PENINA 

143  Grumman  Avenue 

Newark,  New  Jersey 

Mrs.   Lyndon   B.  Johnson  Scholarship 

for  Research  on  Poverty;  TAC;  Chm., 

Sr.  Class  Sale;  Big  Sister;  Contributor, 

Observer  Supplement. 

GURIAN,  MIRIAM  T. 
328  Cornwall  Street 
Hartford,  Conn. 
Staff,  Observer;  Big  Sister. 

HABERKORN,GINNY 
579  East  29th  Street 
Paterson,  New  Jersey 
Editor,  Parshat  Hashavua;  Editor,  Ob- 
server  Supplement;   TAC;    Staff,   Ob- 
server; Dean's  List. 

HAIN,  ROSLYN  ROTHSTEIN 

630  West  246th  Street 

New  York,  New  York 

Big  Sister;  Chagiga  Committees. 

HANKIN,  SUSAN  RUTH 

337  Winthrop  Avenue 

New  Haven,  Conn. 

Art  Club;   Dramatic  Society,  Scenery; 

Publicity  Chm,  Chagiga. 

HERMAN,  LUCILLE  ANN 
310  West  93rd  Street 
New  York,  New  York 
Chm,   Art  Club;    Publicity   Chm,  Stu- 
dent Council. 

JACOBOWITZ,  SUSANA  FRIEDBERG 
1000  Ocean  Parkway 
Brooklyn,  New  York 
French  Club. 


LUCILLE  ANN  HERMAN 


Education 


A.B. 


SUSANA  FRIEDBERG 

JACOBOWITZ 

miz? 

French  A.B. 


SHOSHANA  GARFINKEL 

JACOBS 

ravw 

Education  A.B. 


CAROL  PHYLLIS  JAMBRO 

rrn 


French 


A.B. 


RENA  PERLMAN 
JOCHNOWITZ 

Education  A.B. 


ANDREA  DINA  FAY  KASDAN  HELENE  "HENNY"  KATZ 

KAPLAN  miss  n»an 

run  fun  Education  A.B.,B.R.E.         Education  A.I 

Mathematics  A.B. 


MEIRA  ELLEN  KATZ 

nty  rn'Sia 

French  A.B.,  B.R.E. 


JACOBS,  SHOSHANA  GARFINKEL 

964  East  15th  Street 

Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Staff,    Observer;     Big    Sister;     Drama 

and  French  Clubs;  Basketball  Team. 


JAMBRO,  CAROL  PHYLLIS 
1109  Summit  Terrace 
Linden,  N.J. 

"Man  Who  Came  To  Dinner";  De- 
bating Team;  French  Club;  Jr.  Class 
Play;  Model,  Israeli  Fashion  Show. 

JOCHNOWITZ,  RENA  PERLMAN 
139-12  84  Drive 
Briarwood,  N.Y. 
Big  Sister. 


KAPLAN,  ANDREA  DINA 
57  Westchester  Drive 
Attleboro,  Mass. 
Dean's  List. 

KASDAN,  FAY 

874  East  10th  Street 

Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Big   Sister;    Chm.,    Bowling    Chagiga; 

Contributer,   Parshat    Hashavua;    Yav- 

neh;  Home  Hospitality. 

KATZ,  HELENE"HENNY" 

Mountain  Dale,  N.Y. 

Columbia     Univ.    Teacher's    College 

Award;   TAC;   Co-Chm.,  Jr.  Shabbos; 

Big  Sister;  Student-Alumni  Comm. 

KATZ,  MEIRA  ELLEN 

25  Columbia  Street 

Brookline,  Mass. 

Treas.,  Soph  Class;  TAC;  Big  Sister. 


KOSOFSKYJUDY 

55  Bailey  Ave. 
Hillside,  N.J. 
TAC. 


KOVAL,  BEVERLY  MOSKOVITZ 
1  East  88th  Street 
Brooklyn,  New  York 
Dean's  List;  Aishel  Award;  Pres.,  Stu- 
dent Council;  Sec'y  Student  Council; 
Pres.,  Soph  Class;  V.P.,  Frosh  Class; 
Speaker's  Bureau;  Drama  Society. 

KRUL,  SARAH 

80  West  32  Street 

Bayonne,  New  Jersey 

Big  Sister;  Chagiga  Committees. 


JUDY  KOSOFSKY 
Sociology  A.B. 


BEVERLY  MOSKOVITZ 
KOVAL 

nai'ra  Sociology 

English  A.B. 


SARAH  KRUL 


A.B. 


HELEN  KUZINEC 

nx1?  rrn 
Sociology  A.B. 


BEVERLY  M.  LANDAU 
Education  A.B. 


LUCY  LANGENTHAL 
LANGER 

ntf> 
Sociology 


A.B. 


AVIVA  KOWALSKY  RITA  LEFKOVITZ 

LAZARUS  'rm 

ni'38  English  A.B. 

Education  A.B. 


ARLENE  GREENBERG 

LEIBOWITZ 

rp-nrr  nan 

Education  A.B. 


KUZ1NEC,  HELEN 

314  Harper  Place 

Highland  Park,  N.J. 

Scribe,   Student  Court;   Art  Club;   Sr. 

Sale;  Chagiga  Committees. 

LANDAU,  BEVERLY  M. 
432  South  Main  Street 
Liberty,  N.Y. 

Typing   Staff,    Observer;    TAC;    Com- 
mittees. 

LANGER,  LUCY  LANGENTHAL 

72  Wadsworth  Terrace 

New  York,  N.Y. 

Co-Chm.,    Class    Sale;    Chm.,    Dorm 

Chagiga;  Big  Sister. 


LAZARUS,  AVIVA  KOWALSKY 
73-50  173  Street 
Flushing,  N.Y. 

LEFKOVITZ,  RITA 

3575  Harvey  Road 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Ed.,   Observer   Supplement;    Supplies 

Chm.,  Student  Council;  Big  Sister. 

LEIBOWITZ,  ARLENE  GREENBERG 
99-52  66th  Road 
Forest  Hills,  N.Y. 

Big  Sister;  Ashes  and  Sparks  '66;  Cha- 
giga Committees. 

LEICHTBERG,  JUDITH  WEISS 
855  East  7  Street     Apt.  5L 
Brooklyn,  N.Y. 
Stage  Manager,  Drama  Society. 

LESKOWITZ,  RHONA  GEAN 
38  Delaware  Avenue 
W.  Long  Branch,  N.J. 
Assoc.     Ed.,     Kochaviah;     Treas.,     Jr. 
Class;     Big    Sister;    Staff— News    and 
Shmooz,  Observer;  Basketball  Team; 
Traumatic  Society;  Floor  Chm.,  Chm., 
Beit  Olot  New  Year's  Bulletin;  Open 
House  Aide. 

LEVI,  DOINA 

84747th  Street 

Brooklyn,  New  York 

Pres.,  Chem  Club;  Big  Sister. 

LEVINSON,  RUTH 

440  Daly  Avenue 

Ottawa,  Ontario,  Canada 

Staff,  Observer;   Big  Sister;  Sr.  Judge, 

Student  Court. 


JUDITH  WEISS  LEICHTBERG 

n'TiiT  npm 

Biology  A.B.        Mathematics 


RHONA  GEAN  LESKOWITZ 
A.B. 


Chemistry 


DOINA  LEVI 

nam 


RUTH  LEVINSON 


A.B.  Biology 


A.B. 


RHONA  MYRA  LEWITTES 

m'sa  nn-inx 
Psychology  A.B. 


ELLEN  RUTH  LIPSCHITZ 
Jiology  A.B. 


SUSAN  PAIKIN 
LOITERMAN 

miss 
Education  A.B. 


LILA  B.  MAGNUS 
English  A.B.,B.H.L        English 


ROCHELLE  MAJER 


GALE  CHERNOFF  MARK  REGINA  KOHANE 

i,B,j  MARKOWITZ 

A.B.         Mathematics  A.B.  npan  miff 

Chemistry  A.B. 


PHYLLIS  MAZA 


French 


A.B.,  B.R.E. 


LEWITTES,  RHONA  MYRA 
Rechov  Harav  Berlin  18 
Jerusalem,  Israel 


LIPSCHITZ,  ELLEN  RUTH 

428  East  36th  Street 

Paterson,  N.J. 

Staff,  Observer;  Dramatic  Society. 

LOITERMAN,  SUSAN  PAIKIN 

62-38  99  Street 

Rego  Park,  N.Y. 

Big     Sister;     Chm.,     Soph     Chagiga 

Weekend  Comm.;  Open  House  Aide 

MAGNUS,  LILA  B. 
220-61  73rd  Avenue 
Bayside,  N.Y. 
Assoc.  Editor,  Observer;  Capt.,  Intra- 
mural College  Bowl  Team. 

MAJER,  ROCHELLE 

327  No.  Alta  Vista  Blvd. 

Los  Angeles,  California 

Dean's  List;  Editor,  Ashes  and  Sparks; 

Traumatic  Society. 

MARK,  GALE  CHERNOFF 
29  DeMott  Avenue 
Bergenfield,  N.J. 

Co-Chm.,  Jr.  Sale;  Big  Sister;  Trau- 
matic Society;  Committees. 

MARKOWITZ,  REGINA  KOHANE 

515  W.  183rd  Street     Apt.  3E 

New  York,  N.Y. 

Dean's  List;   Pres.,  Chem  Club;   Floor 

Chairman;  Committees. 

MAZA,  PHYLLIS 
18  Clark  Street 
South  River,  N.J. 

Dean's  List;  Woodrow  Wilson  Nomi- 
nee; Pres.,  Debating  Soc,  Lead — 
"Crucible",  "Man  Who  Came  To  Din- 
ner"; Ashes  and  Sparks;  YU-Stern 
French  Journal;  French  Club;  Model, 
Fashion  Show;  Committees. 

MEISELMAN,  JUDITH 

11  Stearns  Road 

Brookline,  Mass. 

Big  Sister;  Co-Chm.,  Soph  Shabbos. 

MEREN,  ROBERTA 

208  Delray  Avenue 

Syracuse,  New  York 

Art    Editor,    Kochaviah;    Floor    Chm.; 

Chagiga  Chairman. 


JUDITH  MEISELMAN 


English 


A.B. 


Biology 


ROBERTA  MEREN 
npan 


A.B. 


HANNAH  MINCER 

run 


Psychology 


JUDITH  NAOMI 
NOVICK 

nam  "ms 
Education  A.B. 


EVA  SCHWARTZ  OCHS 

mo  nana 
Sociology  A.B. 


ARLYNN  KATZ  MIRVIS 

mv  n^K 


A.B.  Education 


SHARON  ROCHELLE 
MOED 
A.B.  nmir 

Psychology  A.I 


HPir^Mjiiii^*   ^^^ 

^Hl|  ^gsw»—  -"»■ 

NAOMI  JUDITH  OLKON 
History— Poli  Sci  A.B. 


VIVIAN  L.  OSDOBY 

mb  nin 
History 


A.B. 


MINCER,  HANNAH 

MillvilleRoadBox27 

Mays  Landing,  N.J. 

Dean's    List;    Basketball    Team;    Floor 

Chairman. 

MIRVIS,  ARLYNN  KATZ 

2564  Pearsall  Ave. 

Bronx,  N.Y. 

Dean's  List;   Big  Sister;   Decor.  Chm., 

Soph  Shabbos,  Class  Skit. 

MOED,  SHARON  ROCHELLE 
1230  East  9th  St. 
Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

NOVICK,  JUDITH  NAOMI 

3501  West  Glenlake 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Chm,   Lecture   Series;    Assistant   Floor 

Chm.;  Chagiga  Committees. 

OCHS,  EVA  SCHWARTZ 
1030  Ocean  Ave.  Apt.  4B 
Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

OLKON,  NAOMI  JUDITH 

2213  Reedie  Drive 

Silver  Spring,  Md. 

Big  Sister;  Co-Chm,  Soph  Shabbos. 

OSDOBY,  VIVIAN  L. 
Maple  Ave. 
Woodridge,  N.Y. 

V.P.,  Dorm  Council;  Chm.,  Dorm  Cha- 
giga; Floor  Chairman. 

OSOKOW,  SUSAN  "OSCAR" 
1113  E.  Mt.  Pleasant  Ave. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Bus.  Mngr.,  Kochaviah;  Treas.,  Soph 
Class;  Chm.,  Sr.  Jewelry;  Basketball 
Team;  Traumatic  Soc.  Big  Sister;  News 
and  Shmooze;  Open  House  Aide; 
Committees. 

OSTREICHER,  AGI 
4133  Hollyridge  Circle 
Peoria,  Illinois 
Big  Sister;  Committees. 

PAUL,  SUZANNE  RUTH 

20  Winchester  St. 

Brookline,  Mass. 

Typing     Editor,     Kochaviah;     Typing 

Staff,  Observer;   Chm,  Jr.  Class  Sale; 

Big     Sister;     Traumatic    Soc;     Open 

House  Aide;  Committees. 


SUSAN  "OSCAR" 
OSOKOW 

Mathematics 


A.B. 


AGI  OSTREICHER 
Education  A.B. 


SUZANNE  RUTH  PAUL 


Mathematics 


A.B. 


MARCIA  ROBERTA  PERIN 
Education  A.B. 


RUTH  RADZINSKI 

npai 

Sociology  A.B.,B.H.L 


MARLENE  ADRENE  RAVITZ 
Mathematics  A.B. 


English 


SHIRA  NAN  RENOV 


A.B. 


MARLENE  RINGEL 


French 


A.B. 


JUDI  RISKIN 


Education 


A.B. 


PERIN,  MARCIA  ROBERTA 
95  Eaton  Street 
Bridgeport,  Conn. 

Big  Sister;  Rep.,  Alumni  Comm.;  Re- 
freshment Chm.,  Bowling  Party;  Cha- 
giga  Committees. 

RADZINSKI,RUTH 

Los  Naranjos  276,  San  Isidro 

Lima,  Peru 

Photography  Ed.,  Observer;  TAC;  Big 

Sister;  Chagiga  Committees. 


RAVITZ,  MARLENE  ADRENE 
229  9th  Street  S.E. 
Washington,  D.C. 

Treas.,  Sr.  Class;  Sec'y,  Dorm  Council; 
Big  Sister;  Chairman,  Stern  Com- 
munity Weekends. 

RENOV,  SHIRA 
2546  Wynston  Road 
Columbus,  Georgia . 

RINGEL,  MARLENE 
67-46  Harrow  Street 
Forest  Hills,  New  York 

RISKINJUDI 
58-11 184  Street 
Flushing,  New  York 

ROBERTS,  ELLEN 
40  Linwood  Avenue 
Paramus,  New  Jersey 

ROSENBERG,  RENA  BELLE 

340  Oxford  Drive 

Savannah,  Ga. 

"The  Crucible",  Dramatic  Society. 

ROSENBLOOM,  LEAH  MARION 

357  Remsen  Avenue 

Brooklyn,  New  York 

Dean's   List,   Hebrew   Ed.,   Kochaviah; 

Big  Sister;  Dvar  Torah,  Class  Shabbos; 

Chagiga  Committees. 

ROSENBLUM,  ROSLYN  FAIGIE 
5837  No.  St.  Louis  Ave. 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Photography  Editor,  Kochaviah; 
matic  Society. 


ELLEN  ROBERTS 
Psychology  A.B. 


RENA  BELLE  ROSENBERG 

n^n  run 
Psychology  A.B. 


LEAH  MARION 

ROSENBLOOM 

ana  rw1? 

Education  A.B.,  B.R.E. 


ROSLYN  FAIGIE 
ROSENBLUM 


Education 


5JJ"S 


A.B. 


RENA  ROSENFELD 
History  A.B. 


ANN  RAE  ROSENTHAL 


Education 


BELLA  ROTHKOPF 


A.B.         Education 


A.B. 


MARSHA  RUBENSTEIN  PHYLLIS  RUTHEN 

Education  A.B.     Mathematics 


A.B. 


HELEN  V.  SALTMAN 
English  A.B. 


SALLY  SCHACHTER 
Pre-Med  A.B. 


GLORIA  WENDY 
SCHLUSSEL 


Education 


A.B. 


ROSENFELD,  RENA 
2940  Ocean  Parkway 
Brooklyn,  New  York 
Big  Sister;  History  Club. 

ROSENTHAL,  ANN  RAE 

207  Egmont  Avenue 

Mt.  Vernon,  N.Y. 

Chm.,  Sr.  Class  Sale;  Big  Sister;  Cha- 

giga  Committees. 

ROTHKOPF,  BELLA 
R.D.#4    Box354B 
New  Brunswick,  N.J. 
Staff,  Observer  Supplement;   Big  Sis- 
ter; Committees. 


RUBENSTEIN,  MARSHA 
20  Circle  Drive 
Syosset,  N.Y. 

RUTHEN,  PHYLLIS 
413  Grand  Street 
New  York,  New  York 

SALTMAN,  HELEN  V. 
6  Pinehurst  Road 
Holyoke,  Mass. 

Dean's  List;  V.P.,  Jr.  Class;  Co-Editor, 
Scholarly  Review;  Chm.,  Senior  Shab- 
bos;  Big  Sister;  French  Club,  Trau- 
matic Society 

SCHACHTER,  SALLY 

1485  So.  Main  Road 

Vineland,  New  Jersey 

Floor    Chm.;    Typing    Staff,    Observer 

and    Kochaviah;    Co-Chm.,    Jr.    Cha- 

giga;   Big  Sister;  Chemistry  Club;   Art 

Club. 

SCHLUSSEL,  GLORIA  WENDY 
3039  Sedgwick  Avenue 
Bronx,  New  York 

SCHMERTZLER,  MALKA  SAX 
3906  Jane  Lane 
Oceanside,  New  York 
Pres.,  Freshman  Class;   Rep.,  Student- 
Faculty  Committee. 

SCHOTTENSTEIN,  REBEKAH  B. 
39  No.  Cassingham  Road 
Columbus,  Ohio 

Dean's  List;  Art  Editor,  Observer; 
Publicity  Chm.,  Student  Council;  Pub- 
licity Chm.,  TAC. 


Sociology 


MALKA  SAX 
SCHMERTZLER 

roba 


A.B. 


REBEKAH  SCHOTTENSTEIN 

nai?n  npm 


English 


A.B. 


DEBBIE  F.  SCHREIBMAN 

Jtt«fl  FlTm 

History— Poli  Sci  A.B. 


SUZANNE  SCHWALM  EDITH  SCHWARTZ 

Jiology  A.B.        Sociology  A. 


NOEMY  SCHWARZ  JOSIE  SEBROW  LEAH  SEGAL 

■>»yi  yso*r  nx1? 

Education  A.B.       History— Poli  Sci      A.B.,B.R.E.        History— Poli  Sci  A.B. 


NAOMI  SHUBOWITZ 

nanj 


Education 


A.B. 


SCHREIBMAN,  DEBBIE  F. 

7548  Dajoby  Lane 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Ed.,   Observer  Supp;    Publicity  Chm., 

Choice    68;     Co-Chm.,    Sr.    Cultural 

Evening;  Scholarly  Review. 

SCHWALM,  SUZANNE 

285  Van  Nostrand  Ave. 

Englewood,  New  Jersey 

Co-Chm.,  Beit  Olot;  Big  Sister;  Chm., 

Scenery  Comm.,  Drama  Soc. 


SCHWARTZ,  EDITH 
345  Merritt  St. 
Bridgeport,  Conn. 
Treas.,   Dorm   Council 
Class  Chagiga. 


Co-Chm.,   Jr. 


SCHWARZ,  NOEMY 

2207 1/2  East  Terrace  St. 

Seattle,  Washington 

TAC;  Big  Sister;  Co-Chm.,  Red  Cross 

Service  Organization. 

SEBROWJOSIEABBY 
2306  Throop  Avenue 
Bronx,  New  York 

Co-Chm.,  Tzedaka  Drives;  Co-Chm., 
Soph  Weekend;  Chm.,  Chanuka  Sing; 
Parshat  Hashuvua;  Rep.,  Student- 
Faculty  Committee. 

SEGAL,  LEAH 

61  Parkview  Terrace 

Newark,  New  Jersey 

Dean's  List;  Pres.,  Sr.  Class;  Big  Sister; 

Chm.,    Choice    68;    Speaker,    Martin 

Luther  King,  Jr.  Memorial;   Speaker's 

Bur.,  Scholarly  Review. 

SHUBOWITZ,  NAOMI 

937  Em mett  Street 

Schnectady,  N.Y. 

Staff,  Observer;  Floor  Chairman. 

SIMON,  SUSANA 
94-31  60th  Ave. 
Rego  Park,  New  York 
Big  Sister. 

SINGER,  VIVIAN 

115  Amherst  Street 

Manhattan  Beach,  N.Y. 

Dean's    List;    Bus.    Mngr.,    Observer; 

Chm.,  Frosh  Chagiga;  Big  Sister. 

SINGLER,  ANNETTE 
379  East  29th  Street 
Paterson,  New  Jersey 


SUSANA  SIMON 
French  A.B. 


VIVIAN  SUSAN  SINGER 
mw  rrn 


Sociology 


A.B. 


ANNETTE  SINGLER 

nan 

Education  A.B. 


REGINA  SOCH 
Sociology 


SANDRA  SOLOMON 
A.B.         Biology  A.B. 


MARTHA  N.  SOLONCHE  ELKA  SORSCHER  DEBORAH  SPIVAK 

ns1?*:  np"?s  mm 

Sociology  A.B.        History  A.B.,  B.R.E.         English  A.B. 


KAREN  RUTH  STAIMAN 

bvi  mn 
Psychology  A.B. 


SOCH,  REGINA 

53  Forest  Avenue 

Albany,  New  York 

Chm.,  Jr.  Theatre  Party,  Sr.  Sale;   Big 

Sister;  Yavneh;  Art  Club. 

SOLOMON,  SANDRA 
151  West  27th  Street 
Bayonne,  New  Jersey 
Dean's  List;  Woodrow  Wilson  Nomi- 
nee;  Assoc.   Ed.,   Kochaviah;    Big   Sis- 
ter; Sci.  Ed.,  Observer. 

SOLONCHE,  MARTHA  N. 

400PlainviewRd. 

Hicksville,  N.Y. 

Editor-in-Chief,   Kochaviah   '69;   Pres., 

Jr.  Class;  Big  Sister;  Basketball  Team; 

Traumatic   Soc;    Open    House    Aide; 

Floor  Chairman. 


SORSCHER,  ELKA 

1415  Avenue  H. 

Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Dean's  List;  TAC;   Ed.,   Parshat  Hash- 

avua;  Pres.,  Yavneh;  Observer. 

SPIVAK,  DEBORAH 
886WildwoodRd.,  N.E. 
Atlanta,  Georgia 
Staff,  Observer. 

STAIMAN,  KAREN  RUTH 

87  Riverside  Drive 

Binghamton,  New  York 

Co-Chm.,     Frosh     Shabbos;      Drama 

Society;  Debating  Society. 

STEINBERG,  DEBBIE  ELLEN 
454  West  Park  Avenue 
Long  Beach,  N.  Y. 

Chm.,  Jr.  Class  Shabbos;  Co-Chm., 
Class  Theatre  Party;  Big  Sister;  Basket- 
ball Team;  Class  Play;  Ass't  Ed.,  News 
and  Schmooze. 

STERNBERG,  MIRIAM  E. 

141-52  Pershing  Crescent 

Jamaica,  New  York 

Co-Chm.,  Sr.  Class  Publicity  Comm. 

STRICK,  ELLEN  M. 

East  Haddam  Rd. 

Moodus,  Conn. 

Big  Sister;  Traumatic  Soc;  Floor  Chm. 

STRULOWITZ,  YOCHEVED  EDELSTEIN 
1370  58th  Street 
Brooklyn,  N.Y. 


DEBBIE  ELLEN  STEINBERG  MIRIAM  E.  STERNBERG 

mim  ana 

A.B.         Sociology  A.B. 


Education 


ELLEN  M.  STRICK 

mn 

Education  A.B. 


YOCHEVED  EDELSTEIN 
STRULOWITZ 

English  A.B. 


MERYL  JILL  SWINKIN 
Education 


ELAINE  STAMPFER 
SYLVETSKY 
A.B.  mix 

Education  A.B. 


REBECCA  SUE  TAUSIG 
Education  A.B. 


BARBARA  CHARLENE  HEDDY  TREUHAFT  JUDITH  ANN  VOLPIN  JOYCE  WOLF 

TAYLOR  man  mVP  WAHRHAFTIG 

Win  Mathematics  A.B.  Sociology  A.B.  nsoi1 

Psychology  A.B.  Sociology  A.B. 


RENA  SARA  WALDMAN 
niw  nan 


English 


A.B. 


SWINKIN,  MERYL  JILL 

40  Dew  hirst  Street 

Bridgeport,  Conn. 

Pres.,     Dorm     Council;     Big     Sister; 

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WEINBERG 

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WINAVER,  LILLY  DEBORAH 
Leonidas  Yerovi  156 
San  Isidro 
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Synthesis 
by  Phyllis  Maza 

Dazzling  streams  of  sunlight 
Bursts  of  golden  heat, 
Shattered  by  the  onset 
Of  gushing  floods.  A  sheet 

Of  clouded,  somber  tempest 
Darkens  sunlit  skies. 
One  moment  glistening  brightness, 
The  next — pitch  blackness.  Cries 

Of  restless,  aching,  burning  souls 
Pervade  the  strife-torn  air. 
Knowledge  the  sole  solace 
Of  Existential  Man,  aware 

Of  life's  absurd  non-essence 
Imposing  harsh  constraints 
On  would-be  liberated  man 
Who  can  but  act.  Complaints 

Are  colored  yet  with  gladness 
And  joy  that  will  persist 
To  make  one  doubt  the  certainty 
Of  nothingness.  Exist 

And  love  your  frail  existence! 
Commands  an  unknown  voice 
And  man  obeys.  Nostalgically 
He  hopes  for  All.  The  choice 

Of  being  born  is  not  his. 
But-how  live  after  birth? 
That  alone  is  man's  concern 
His  task:  To  prove  his  worth! 

Fraught  with  fear  and  trembling 
With  boundless  laughter  rife 
Mingled  tones  of  love  and  hate 
Fill  that  called  Human  Life. 


The  Deception 

by  Helen  Saltman 

I  thought  softness  was  a  deception 

Until  I  drew  near  and  touched  it. 

My  cheek  against  the  smooth,  satiny 

Softness  of  pussywillow  fur, 

My  hand  reaching  out 

To  downy  white  ducklings  drifting  on  a  summer  pond, 

Freshly  tilled  soil  moistened  with  dew  drops. 

Caterpillars  on  white  birches, 

My  lover's  hair  as  he  caresses  me 

Convinced  me  that  softness  is  real. 

But  then  the  softness  of  pussywillow  fur 

And  the  downy  feathers  of  ducklings 

Floated  down  that  summer  stream — 

Leaving  sorrowful  pussies  naked  of  their  softness 

And  ducks  with  new,  rough  winter  wear 

To  cut  my  outstretched  hand, 

To  cause  me  pain  where  softness  was  before. 

The  parched  soil, 

The  slithering  worms  returning  to  their  shriveled  homes, 

My  lover's  rough  hand 

On  my  cheek  in  anger 

Convinced  me  that  life  is  only  a  soft  deception — 

And  I  drew  back  my  hand. 


Poor  Mom 
by  Rochelle  Majer 

"Don't  bother  me  now!  I'm  busy.  And  I've  told  you  a  million  times  not  to  slam  the  door!" 

"Sure,  Mom.  I'm  sorry."  Joey  hurried  down  the  steps  and  ran  to  the  backyard,  at  the 
same  time  stuffing  some  chocolate  chip  cookies  into  the  rear  pockets  of  his  jeans. 

"Buffie?" 

An  answering  yelp  preceded  the  arrival  of  a  small,  brown-haired  dog.  Joey  stooped  down 
and  fondly  ruffled  the  animal's  already  untidy  coat  of  hair.  Not  content  with  that,  Buffie 
yelped  insistently  until  he  was  allowed  to  lick  his  master's  freckled  face. 

Joey  grinned. 

"Come  on.  We're  going  down  to  the  pond  today."  He  started  walking,  and  upon  insert- 
ing his  thumbs  into  his  rear  pockets,  he  found  the  cookies. 

"Here,  Buffie.  Mom  baked  them  today."  They  both  munched  noisily  for  awhile,  until 
only  little  crumbs  were  left  in  Joey's  pockets,  then  continued  walking. 

"It  sure  was  nice  of  Mom  to  do  that,  what  with  Dad  sick  and  in  the  hospital." 

It  was  four  weeks  now  since  his  father  had  been  taken  to  the  hospital.  He  could  still  hear 
the  piercing  wails  of  the  sirens,  and  could  still  remember  the  numbness  that  had  seized 
him  as  he  saw  his  father  being  put  into  the  ambulance,  numbness  that  had  prevented  him 
from  crying  or  screaming.  He  had  only  stood  there,  watching. 

"Hey,  let's  go,"  he  said  suddenly,  forcing  a  note  of  cheerfulness  into  his  unsteady  voice. 
He  changed  his  shuffling  pace  and  raced  down  the  street,  into  the  park,  until  he  reached  the 
oval  pond  where  he  and  Buffie  spent  so  much  time.  Joey  sat  down,  legs  crossed  underneath 
him,  and  selected  several  smooth  pebbles  which  he  sent  skipping  over  the  water. 

"You  know,  Buffie,  Dad  will  be  home  soon,  and  then  Mom  will  be  okay."  Back  to  normal, 
laughing  again,  her  lovely  face  unmarred  by  unbecoming  lines  of  worry  and  tension.  He 
visualized  his  mother  as  she  had  been  on  that  night  four  weeks  ago,  smiling  bravely  to  en- 
courage his  father;  turning  aside  in  a  spasm  of  grief,  she  had  bit  down  fiercely  on  her  fist,  so 
that  he  would  not  see,  would  not  hear.  Once  Joey  had  come  into  the  kitchen  unexpectedly 
and  had  seen  her  crying  quietly.  Was  it  only  four  weeks? 

Looking  up,  he  saw  a  little  boy,  dragging  his  mother  and  father  to  the  pond.  He  placed 
a  sailboat  on  the  water  and  clapped  excitedly  as  he  watched  its  progress,  while  his  parents 
stood  watching,  their  hands  clasped  casually. 

Joey  felt  a  thickness  in  his  throat  and  wasn't  surprised  when  he  sensed  a  moistness  on 
his  cheeks.  He  slowly  wiped  his  eyes  and  nose  with  one  sleeve. 

"I'm  tired  of  this  pond,  Let's  go  home,  Buffie." 


"What  is  Civilization? 

The  Finger  that  Turns  the  Dial  Rules  the  Air" 

by  Leah  Segal 

Civilization  encompasses  so  many  varied  facets  that  it  is  difficult  to  appraise  it  as  a  whole;  it 
can  only  be  fractionally  comprehended.  This  quotation  touches  upon  a  mere  fragment  of  its 
meaning,  yet  is  itself  open  to  numerous  interpretations. 

Foregoing  any  diagnosis  of  the  epigram,  the  definitions  of  a  few  of  the  metaphorical  terms 
are  in  order.  Not  as  formulated  by  Mr.  Webster,  but  as  observed  by  one  who  has  surveyed 
life  for  a  relatively  insignificant  time. 

A  civilization  is  "a  society";  the  word  "civilized"  connotes  "restrained."  Civilization 
boasts  an  intellectual  development.  "The  finger"  is  the  people,  their  minds,  and  their  hands, 
which  "turn  the  dial"  evolve  the  civilization.  "Rules  the  air"— the  manner  in  which  the 
aforementioned  prevail  over  the  air,  the  world,  and  possibly  someday  the  universe. 

Why  does  one  turn  a  given  dial  a  certain  way?  Heredity  and  environment,  the  usual 
psychological  scapegoats,  may  again  be  blamed  for  having  the  greatest  influence  in  deter- 
mining this  act.  In  situations  involving  personal  decisions,  an  individual's  background  prompts 
his  course  of  action.  He  may  follow  intrinsic  impulse  or  may  rebel  against  the  force  of 
his  inborn  traits  and  environmental  development.  The  result  of  this  decision  determines 
how  the  air  will  be  ruled  (in  this  case,  the  air  denotes  one's  own  life.). 

This  idea  may  also  be  applied  to  nations.  A  state  is  induced  to  action  by  the  power 
heredity  and  environment  have  on  the  country.  Heredity  in  this  sense  is  the  history  of  a 
nation  and  the  environment  the  current  world  situation.  In  our  day,  the  decisions  of  the 
world  powers  "rule  the  air"  to  such  an  extent  that  they  may  ultimately  decide  for  or 
against  the  continued  existence  of  mankind. 

The  enigmas  solved  by  brilliant  minds,  and  activated  by  able  hands  have  created  new 
industries,  boosted  the  standard  of  living,  and  revolutionized  the  world.  However,  the 
frequent  outcome  is  the  ruination  of  the  air.  The  guilt  is  that  of  the  "finger,"  the  people.  It 
is  they  who  dictate  the  choice  of  television  programs,  movies,  and  best-selling  novels.  Fre- 
quently, the  intellectual  and  moral  development  of  a  society  has  not  kept  pace  with 
scientific  progress.  The  moral  fiber  has  not  been  woven  sufficiently  enough,  and  is  prone 
to  slacken.  Of  this  we  must  be  wary. 

Rome  and  Greece  were  the  epitome  of  civilized  living  in  ancient  time.  Is  it  possible  that 
their  people  were  able  to  "rule  the  air"  no  longer  as  a  result  of  their  moral  decay? 

Yet  we  see  that  our  people,  the  Jewish  people,  live  on.  For  the  Torah  guided,  and  will  con- 
tinue to  guide  the  hands  which  turn  the  dials,  and  ultimately  it  is  only  with  this  guidance 
that  man  is  enabled  to  rule  the  air. 

We  must  think  of  every  action  as  sacred;  once  done,  unable  to  be  recalled.  We  must 
discriminate  in  choosing  the  dials  we  want  turned,  and  even  while  turning  those  select 
dials  we  must  be  certain  our  intentions  are  pure  and  our  training  ample  to  cope  with  the 
product.  It  is  only  when  the  highest  ideals  become  our  goals  that  our  hands  will  be  the 
instruments  to  further  the  elevation  of  mankind. 


Regret 
by  Rochelle  Mayer 

When  at  night  I  lie  and 

Listen  to  the 

Pounding,  pulsing 

Throb 

That  is  my  heart, 

A  beat  that  drowns  out  all 

My  thoughts  but  one 

Insistent,  steady 

Pang 

Of  sharp  regret. 

I  want  to  lose  myself 

In  sleep  that  numbs, 

Blots  out  thoughts  of 

That 

Which  could  have  been. 


The  Whisper 

by  Sandra  Solomon 

lank  languid  lovingly 
falls  fondly 

almost  frightening 


softly  shaping 
my  form 


,/hile 


far 

the  whisper  warns. 


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,in?nai 


One  thing  an  editor  should  never  do  is  leave 
writing  the  Editor's  message  for  the  last  night  be- 
fore the  final  deadline.  When  it  gets  to  be  that  time, 
all  that  you  can  think  about  are  the  last  minute 
traumas — negatives  that  were  overexposed,  copy 
that  was  lost  in  the  mail  somewhere  between  Thirty- 
fourth  Street  and  Hannibal,  Missouri,  and  the 
fact  that  it  is  Sunday  and  there  are  no  typewriter 
ribbons  to  be  found.  And  each  day  you  ask  your- 
self how  to  record  all  those  precious  memories 
with  a  spirit  of  vibrance  and  permanence.  You 
must  decide  how  to  use  only  forty  lines  to  express 
the  thoughts  and  happenings  of  four  years. 

When  we  came  here  four  years  ago,  we  were 
seeking  an  education.  Now  we  leave  with  not  only 
that  education,  but  far  more.  We  found  more  than 
intellectual  stimulation — we  found  ourselves.  By 
claiming  our  individual  identities,  we  created  a 
community  identity — we  became  a  class,  the  class  of 
'69,  the  class  which  shattered  the  image  of  the  Stern 
girl,  and  gave  Stern  College  for  Women  a  new, 
more  interesting,  more  modern,  and  more  dynamic 
personality. 

On  other  campuses,  students  have  expressed 
their  discontent  through  violence  and  rebellion — 
tactics  which  have  often  led  to  failure.  We  have 
succeeded  in  our  struggle  for  student  rights 
through  intelligent  dialogue.  When  students  at 
other  universities  leave  their  alma  mater  they  take 
as  much  as  they  can,  but  we  have  done  more — we 
have  given  as  much  as  we  can,  and  by  doing  so 
have  discovered  the  true  meaning  of  the  college 
experience. 

It  is  our  college  experience,  and  the  experience  of 
a  few  dedicated  people,  which  has  made  this  year- 
book possible.  I  would  like  to  thank  all  the  editors 
on  the  staff — Rhona,  Sandie,  Oscar,  Suzanne,  Faigie, 
Judy,  Jeanne,  Marlene  and  Bobbi  (and  especially 
those  three  who  doubled  as  roommates!) — for  all 
the  time  and  effort  expended.  I  am  very  grateful  to 
Judy  Goldsmith  for  her  last  minute  rescue  efforts,  to 
Lila  Magnus  for  her  technical  advice,  to  Marlene 
Ringel  and  to  Tova  Fishman.  Finally,  but  most  of 
all,  I  thank  Shelley  Majer  for  her  advice  and  en- 
couragement, and  Helen  Saltman  for  her  assistance, 
her  dedication,  and  her  talent. 

'  Editor-in-Chief 


ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera,  ad  cetera 


Congratulations 

to  the  Class  of  69 

from 


Class  of  70 
Cyndi  Reiss,  Pres. 
Linda  Weiss,  V. P. 
Meta  Goldmeir,  Secy 
Sandy  Wender,  Treas. 


Class  of  71 

Paula  Goldstein,  Pres. 

Margie  Strick,  V. P. 
Debby  Fruchter,  Secy 
Debby  Klaff,  Treas. 


Class  of  72 

Leah  Becker,  Pres. 

Raananah  Swirsky,  V.P. 

Netty  Wachtenheim,  Secy 

Linda  Ulevitch,  Treas. 


MAZEL  TOV 

to  the  Class  of  '69 

UPON  THEIR  GRADUATION 

SORRY  TO  SEE  THEM  GO!! 

STERN  COLLEGE  FOR  WOMEN 
STUDENT  COUNCIL 


Beverly  Moskovitz,  President 
Alice  Lautman,  Vice-President 
Karen  Mirksy,  Corresponding  Secretary 
Toni  Feltscher,  Recording  Secretary 
Marilyn  Schaeffer,  Treasurer 


To  our  daughter 

Rena 

on  her  graduation 
Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Herman  J.  Waldman 

BETH  ISRAEL  SISTERHOOD 

2175  Eastern  Parkway 
Schenectady,  New  York 

Mrs.  Samuel  Wolfe 
President 

IN  HONOR  OF 

JUDY  FEIGENBAUM 

FROM  THE  SCHRE1BER  FAMILY 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 
to  my  granddaughter, 

Meira, 

and  her  fellow  graduates. 
Mrs.  Rebecca  Katz 

COMPLIMENTS  OF 

Manischewitz  Kosher  Beef  Soups 

Taste  Better 

MR.  &  MRS.  MAX 
STERN 

It  is  with  great  pride  that  we  note  this  latest  achieve- 
ment   of    our    daughter    and    sister.    Congratulations   to 

Bev 

and  her  classmates. 
Mrs.  Sally  Moskovitz  &  Sheila 

Bracha  V'Hatzlacha  to 

Ann 

with  all  our  Best. 

Toby,  David,  Paula, 

Avi  and  Shmuel 

Mazel  Tov  to  our  sister, 

Faigie 

upon  her  graduation. 
Laizer  and  Sandy  Herzberg  &  family 
Berel  and  Miriam  Epstein  &  family 

Congratulations  from  friends 
of 

PHYLLIS  CURCHACK 

in  West  Hempstead 

HATZLACHA  TO 

D'VORAH  AND  ARLYNN 

FROM 
YOUR  FAMILY  IN  BALTIMORE 

Dershowitz's 

Goldberg's 

Morgenlender's 

Yaroslaurtz's 

Mazel  Tov  to 

Judy 

upon  her  graduation 

Love, 

Families  Weiss  and  Davis 

Congratulations 
to  the  class  of  69 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  David  Chernoff 

Compliments  of 

J.  1.  Lashkow 

To  our  daughter, 

judi  Wider, 

on  your  graduation  and  pray  that  all  your 

future  endeavors  will  be  successful. 

With  our  deepest  love 

Your  Parents 

ML  Pleasant  Bakery  Inc. 

941  Crane  St. 

Congratulations  &  Best  Wishes 
to  our  daughter 

Ahuva 

upon  her  graduation 
Mom  and  Dad  and  Zvi 

Sch'dy,  N.Y.  12313 

Congratulations  to  our  niece 

Marlene  Ringel 

on  her  graduation 

Amtman's 

36  W.  47th  St.  (Rm207) 

New  York,  N.Y.  10016 

Cong.  Bais  Yitzchok  of  Monsey 

184  Maple  Avenue 
Monsey,  New  York 

Takes  pride  in  congratulating  their  esteem  Rabbitizen, 

Mrs.  Eva  Ochs 

May  she  be  a  pride  to  all  her  family  and  her  friends, 

as  she  is  to  our  community. 


Bruce  M.  Ochs 
Rabbi 


Emanuel  Rottenberg 
President 


Meshulim  Rottenberg 
Secretary 


With  our  best  wishes  to  you  and  your  families 

for   success    in    your    lives   and   for   bringing 

"  Ahavas  Torah"  wherever  you  go. 

AMERICAN  JEWISH 

To 

MUSEUM  OF  ART 

Vivian, 

AND  CULTURE 

With  best  wishes 

founded  by 

From 

Sam  Sobel 

Your  loving  parents 

Herman  Pobliner,  Chairman  of  the  Board 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  Joseph  1.  Singer 

Professor  Rachel  Wischnitzer,  Artist's 
Advisory  Board 

and  brother  Alexander 

Dr.  Solomon  Simonson,  Honorary  Board 

Member 

Sam  Sobel,  President 

To  My  Wife 

EVA  OCHS 

With  Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 
Upon  Her  Graduation 

Love 

Your  Husband 
Bruce 


Mazel  tov  and  Best  Wishes 

to  the  Class  of  1969 

from  the 


Stern  College  Dormitory  Council 


Meryl  Swinkin,  President 

Merrill  Silverstein,  Vice-President 

Nancy  Fink,  Secretary 

Edith  Schwartz,  Treasurer 

and  all  the  girls  in  the  Dormitory 


Hotel  Bedford 


118  E.  40th  St. 


New  York,  N.Y. 


Best  Wishes  to 

Ruth  Weitz 

Marvin  and  Susan, 
Barton  and  Joan 


Congratulations 

to  the  Class  of  '69 

from 


Cattle  Shochtim  Union 


Newark,  N.J. 


Congratulations 
to  our  girls 

BEVERLY,  HELEN E 
VIVIAN,  SHONNIE 

Woman's  Branch  UOJCA 
Sullivan  Ulster  County  Chapter 
Mrs.  Eugene  Cohen,  President 


CONGRATULATIONS 


JUDY 


CONGRATULATIONS  TO 

SUSANA 

FROM 

HER  HUSBAND  JACK 

AND 

THE  FRIEDBERG  AND  JACOBOWITZ 

FAMILIES 


Congratulations 
to  our  daughter  and  sister 

Sharon 

and  the  entire  class  of  1969 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  William  Parker 

Beth,  Mayer,  Charles 


Best  Wishes 

for 

Success  and  Happiness 

to 
My  Granddaughter 

To  Our  Daughter 

Miriam  Sternberg 

Mrs.  Eva  Ochs, 

Ernest  Sternberg 

Sincere  Congratulations  upon 

Your  Graduation  and  Best  Wishes 

For  the  Future 

Mazel  Tov  to 

With  Love, 

Naomi 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Peter  Schwartz 

on  her  graduation 

from 

Cantor  and  Mrs.  Elija  Olkon 

and  Mark 

Mr.  Meyer  Olkon 

and 

Lenny 

TO 


MISS  MARTHA  N.  SOLONCHE 


WITH  THE  COMPLIMENTS  OF 
ISIDORE  LIPSCHUTZ 


Compliments 
of 

Mr.  Rubin  Zelenko 
Crane-Gallo  Artist  Supplies,  Inc. 

173  Madison  Ave. 
New  York,  N.Y. 

MAZEL-TOV 
to 

RENA  ROSENFELD 

from 

Mayflower  Oxygen 
&  Ambulance  Service,  Inc. 

2517— 86th  Street 
Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Saara  Ahoova 

Yael  Tova 

and 

Milton  and  Terri  Pollack 

WEIIs  1-5697                                              Free  Delivery 

Larry's  Kosher  Meats 

The  finest  in  Meats  and  Poultry 
Under  Strict  Supervision  of 
Long  Island  Commission  of  Rabbis 
LARRY  BURD                     146  MANETTO  HILL  RD. 

PLAINVIEW,  N.Y. 

May  the  Almighty's  blessings  of 

IN  HONOR  OF  OUR  GRADUATE 

MIRIAM  T.  GURIAN 

MR.  &  MRS.  ROBERT  M.  SPILKY  &  DON 

Good  Health,  Happiness 
and  Complete  Success 
in  all  the  endeavors  of 

FAY  KASDAN 

be  combined  with  the  love 

and  deep  devotion  to  her 

from  her 

Father  and  Mother 

and 

Brothers 

Menachem  and  Yitzie 

HESSION  and  CONNOLLY,  Inc. 

fruits — vegetables — grocery — delicatessen 

meat  dept.  prime  meats  our  specialty 

175  MADISON  AVE.  at  34th  St.,  N.Y.C. 

MUrray  Hill  3-6252-3 

telephone  your  orders! 

MAZEL  TOV  to  my  granddaughter 

Susan  Osokow 

on  her  graduation 
GRANDMOM  SAMUELS 

Compliments 

of 

Congratulations 

Levin  Brothers  Poultry 

and  Best  Wishes 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

to 

RHONA  LEWITTES 

Best  Wishes 

to  our  very  talented  niece 

from 

Andrea  Kaplan 

THE  DRAZIN  FAMILY 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  Abraham  Chill 

Montreal,  Quebec 

Best  wishes  to 

Becky  Tausig 

for  continual  success 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  )erry  Nadel 

CANAL  6 


2808 
2809 
8850 


Congratulations  to 

Eva  Ochs 


From  the  Irving  Ochs  Family 


WE  EXPORT  ALL  OVER 

THE  WORLD 

110-220  VOLTS 


GREATER  N.  y.  TRADING  CO. 

DINNERWARE   -   SILVERWARE   -    GIFTS 
CRYSTAL   -   JEWELRY   -   ELECTRICAL  APPLIANCES 


Closed  Saturdays  -  Open  Sundays  81   CANAL  STREET 

"F"  Train  to  East  Broadway        Between  Eldridge  &  Allen  Sts. 

"D"   OR    "B"   TRAIN    TO   GRAND   STREET  NEW   YORK,    N.    Y.     10002 


Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 
to  the  Class  of  1969 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Andris 

Cluck 
Mauricio  and  Dora 


Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 
for  Success  and  Happiness 
to  our  Daughter  and  Sister 

MICKEY 

Mom  and  Dad 
Esther  and  Jerry 


Best  of  Luck 
to  the  Graduating  Class  of  '69 

KOPETO  BROTHERS 


MIDCITY  PRESS  INC. 


Typewriters,  Supplies,  Lamps 


Special  Discount 
for  Women  at  Stern  College 


138  East  34th  Street 
New  York,  N.Y. 
MUrray  9-8222 


Mazel  Tov  to 

SANDIE  SOLOMON 

and  the  Class  of  1969 

Love 

MOTHER,  DAD,  and  EJ 


BEST  WISHES  TO 

HELENE  KATZ 


COMPLIMENTS  OF: 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Harry  Schienberg 
and  family 


Hey-Ru  Trout 
Fishing  Park 


Mr.  &  Mrs.  Lawrence  M.  Smith 
and  mother 


Mr.  &  Mrs.  Louis  J.  Septimus 
and  family 


ROSS  LUMBER,  INC. 

3UILDINC  AND  MASON  MATERIALS 
MONROE,  N.Y.  10950 


KRAF  and  HAIMANN 
CONSTRUCTION,  INC. 


OF 

MOUNTAINDALE,  NEW  YORK 


Area  code  914 

Telephone  647-4200 

N.Y.  phone  Wisconsin  7-71X7 


The  Finest  in  Resort  Hotel 


GARTENBERG  &  SGHEGHTER'S 
PIONEER  COUNTRY  CLUB 


GREENFIELD  PARK,  N.Y. 
(Mountaindale  Station) 


To  our  cool  sister 

Rena 

GREENBERG  AND 

Marion  and  Judy  Waldman 

GREENBERG 

ESTHER'S  KOSHER  DAIRY 

MANUFACTURING 

RESTAURANT 

165  Madison  Ave.,  New  York,  N.Y. 

FURRIERS 

(near  33rd  Street) 

MU  5-7290 

open  till  8  p.m.                                           Shomer  Shabbos 

Compliments  of: 

Zal's  Inc. 

Zal  and  Adelaide  Saltman 

Rhona  Lewittes — 

Holyoke,  Mass. 

Best  wishes  on  your  graduation 
Betty,  David,  Malka,  Lori, 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Nathan  L.  Curian 

Avi,  and  Adina 

in  honor  of  the  graduation 
of  our  daughter 

Miriam  Toby 

CONGRATULATIONS  TO 

REBEKAH  SCHOTTENSTEIN 

AND  MUCH  SUCCESS  IN  THE  FUTURE 


COMPLIMENTS  OF 

SCHOTTENSTEIN  STORES  CORP. 

COLUMBUS,  OHIO 


Mazel  Tov  to 

Edith  Schwartz 

from 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Adolph  Klein 

and  Children 

Best  Wishes  to  our  daughter 

Susan  "Oscar"  Osokow 

on  her  graduation 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Jack  Osokow 

Our  Best  Wishes  to  the  class  of  '69 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  1.  Abrams 

The  Juvenile  Shop 

Syracuse,  N.Y. 

CONGRAULATIONS  &  MAZEL  TOV 
TO  MY  DEAR  WIFE 

BEVERLY, 

UPON  HER  GRADUATION. 
WITH  LOVE  AND  PRIDE 
MURRAY 

IN  HONOR  OF  OUR  DAUGHTER'S  GRADUATION 
MAY  HER  YEARS  AT  STERN   INSPIRE  HER 

PARK  FLORIST 

Joseph  Dionisio 
115  East  34th  Street 

New  York,  N.Y. 

IN  THE  YEARS  AHEAD 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  Mendell  Lewittes 

Montreal,  Canada 

D'VORAH 

MAZEL  TOV 
BENJY 

Best  Wishes 
to  the  Graduates 

Rabbi  Morton  L.  Gordon 
Temple  Torah  of  Little  Neck 

CAPITAL  DISTRICT  CHAPTER 
WOMEN'S  BRANCH 

Union  of  Orthodox  Jewish  Congregations 

Mazel  Tov 
to 

Judy  Feigenbaum 

from  Uncle  Moishe  and  Aunt  Sylvia 

of  America 

Mrs.  Jack  L.  Roses 
President 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Ellen 

Love, 

Mom  and  Ken 

Success  Always 
to  our  daughter 

Miriam 

Irma  and  Joseph  Sternberg 

Congratulations  &  Good  Luck 

Suzanne 
Brown's  Department  Store 

Monroe,  New  York 


Best  Wishes  to  Ann 
on  her  graduation 
Compliments  of: 

Westchester  Nursing  Home,  Inc. 

Jerome  Cohen  &  David  Feig 
Administrators 


Congratulations 

to  our  beloved  daughter, 

ROBERTA, 

upon  the  occasion  of  her  graduation. 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Fred  Baum 


Congratulations 


to 


GLORIA  SCHLUSSEL 


from 
Her  favorite  uncle 


7b  L  L  L. 

From  L.  L. 

Boruch  Hashem!!! 


Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

SANDRA  BURNSTEIN 

and  the  entire  graduating  class 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Benjamin  Silbert 


In  Honor  of  the  Graduation 
of  our  daughter 

SHIRA 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  J.  Renov 


Mazel  Tov  to 

AG  I  OSTREICHER 

and  her  classmates 
Love, 
Mom,  Dad,  and  Yussie 


ELdorado  5-4670 


Columbia  Silversmiths 
and  Lighting 

Repairing 
Polishing  and  Lamp  Work 


Murray  Rosen 
President 


499  Third  Avenue 

(Bet.  33rd  &  34th  St.) 

142  East  34th  Street 

(Bet.  3rd  &  Lexington 

Avenue) 

New  York,  N.Y.  10016 


Hand  Launderers 

French  Dry  Cleaners 

518  Third  Ave.,  N.Y.,  N.Y. 

(Bet.  34th  &  35th  Sts.) 

MUrray  Hill  5-4848-9 


Mazel  Tov  &  Best  Wishes  to 

SHARON  ROCHELLE  MOED 

upon  her  graduation 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Phil  Forstadt 


To     RHONA  LEWITTES 

PALMER  ASPHALT  COMPANY 

— our  darling  niece 
with  best  wishes  of  mazel  tov, 

196  West  5th  Street 

Bracha  V'Hatzlacha 

Uncle  Nathan  and  Aunt  Celia 

Bayonne,  N.J. 

BEST  WISHES  TO 

SHIFRA 

AND  ALL  THE  GRADUATES 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Manny  Feder  and  family 

DENVER,  COLO. 

To  my  wife 

In  honor  of  the  graduation 

of  our  granddaughter 

Judith, 

Shir  a 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  Renov 

May  you  sail  the  sea 

of  happiness 

And  arrive  at  the  harbour 

of  success 

Mel 

To  our  daughter  and  sister 

Leah'le 

Best  Wishes  and  Congratulations 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Love 

Sandra  Burnstein 

Ima,  Abba,  &  Michie 

and  her  classmates 

Mr.  Joseph  Litman 

Mazel-Tov 

to  our  dear  daughter  and  sister 

ROCHELLE 

and  the  wonderful  class  of  '69 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Abraham  Majer 

Renie,  Schwar,  and  Phyl-Dil 

and  Sol 

The  four  years  would  have  been  nothing 

without  you.  Congratulations.  May  your  futures 

bring  you  eternal  happiness. 

Freya 

"Congratulations  to  you 

Yocheved 

Harry  Shell 

on  your  graduation." 

DIAMOND 

from 

Lighting  Fixture  Corp. 

Your  Husband  Moishe 

307  Richardson  Street 

and  Your  Son  Dov 

Brooklyn  22,  N.Y. 

and 

EVergreen  8-0031-2 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Herman  Strulowitz 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Shmuel  Edelstein 

Mazel  Tov  to  our  daughter 

LUCY 

and  her  fellow  graduates  of  the  class  '69 

upon  their  graduation. 

Mazel  Tov 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  Langenthal 

to 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Martin  K.  Levinson 

Ottawa,  Ontario 

DEBBIE  GEISLER 

from 

Canada 

Mazel  Tov  to 

Geisler  Family 

MARCIA 

and  her  classmates 

Perlman  Family 

upon  their  graduation 
Mom,  Dad,  Evan,  and  Sharron 

Jacobson  Familv 

AGOSTINO  BOOK  SHOPPE 

HOTEL  LOBBY                MU  9-6200 

10  Park  Ave.,  New  York,  N.Y. 

open  7  days  weekly  9:30  a.m.— 11  p.m. 

BEST  WISHES  AND  WELCOME  TO  THE  CLASS  OF  '69 

STERN  COLLEGE  ALUMNAE 
ASSOCIATION 


Phyllis  Drillick,  President 

Gilda  Hochbaum,  1st  Vice  President 

Shulamith  Goldsmith,  2nd  Vice  President 

Syma  Goldenberg,  Corresponding  Secretary 

Dvora  Singer,  Recording  Secretary 

Esther  Wolf,  Treasurer 

Ellen  Offenbacher,  Honorary  President 


Best  Wishes 

for  successful  future  endeavors 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Ben  Osdoby 

Mazel  and  Bracha 

Bloch  Publishing  Company 

to  our  daughter 

31  West  31  Street 

TOBIE 

New  York,  N.Y. 

and  her  classmates 

Mazel  Tov  and  the  Best  of  Luck 

from 

to 

SHARON  MOED 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  J.  Brandriss 

E.  Stern 

and  family 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 

to  our  daughter 

SANDRA 

and  her  classmates 

Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Simon  Burnstein 

Rochell,  Debby,  and  Naphtali 


Dear  Randy, 

Mazel  Tov  on  your  graduation 

and  always. 

Love, 

BEST  WISHES  TO 

Naphtali                                        Mom  and  Dad  Goodman 

DEBBIE 

Mom  and  Dad  Blinder                Grandma 

ON  HER  GRADUATION 

Anne,  Irv,  Michael                       Grandpa 

and  Paul 

Pamela  and  Vicki 

MR.  &  MRS.  DAN  ABRAHAM 

Uncle  George 

Aunt  Selma,  Carla, 

Uncle  Jake 

Unc  and  Aunt  Blemee 

A  HEARTY  MAZEL  TOV 

TO  MY  TWO  GENEROUS  AND 

Mazel  Tov  to 

DISTINGUISHED  MASTERS 

MALKA 

MUCH  SUCCESS  THROUGHOUT 

upon  her  graduation 

THEIR  LIVES. 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  A.  Berkowitz 

FROM  A  VERY  GRATEFUL  SERVANT, 

and  Shoshana 

PANCRACIA  HUAMAN 

A  Heartiest  Mazel  Tov 

To  my  loving  wife,  our  dearest 

daughter,  and  fondest  sister. 

Aviva  Lazarus 

Henry  Rabbi  and  Mrs. 

Avrum  Sholom  B.  Kowalsky 

Sharon  Eluzer 

Yosef 

May  Torah  be  your  guide 
Your  whole  life  through 


Mazel  tov  and  best  wishes 

for  future  success 
to  our  wife  and  daughter 

JUDY 

with  love  from: 

David 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Schapira 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Carmel 


Beverly, 


upon  your  latest  achievement 

our  warmest,  sincere  congratulations 

to  you  and  to  your  class. 

David  and  Tobi  Fink 


A  MESSAGE  TO  FRIENDS 


IT  HAS   BEEN  A 

REAL  PRIVILEGE 

TO  WORK  WITH 

YOUR   FINE  CLASS. 

YOU   HAVE  CHOSEN 

A   MAGNIFICENT 

CLASS  RING.  WEAR 

IT  PROUDLY  AND 

TREASURE   ITS 

MEMORIES  AND 

MESSAGE 

OF  ACHIEVEMENT 

GOOD   LUCK! 


Mr.  Robert  Callow 
55  Northern  Blvd. 
Greenvale,  New  York 

11548 


ATTLEBORO/       MASSACHUSETTS 


Mazel  Tov 


to  our  daughter 


Re  gin  a 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Soch 


Congratulations, 

Helen 

We're  very  proud  of  you. 

Mom,  Dad,  and  Grandma 

Kopi  and  Millicent 


Best  Wishes  from 

Temple  El 

Syracuse,  New  York 
Morris  B.  Swartz  jacob  H.  Epstein 

President  Rabbi 


Mazel  Tov 

Dear  Mimi 

on  your  graduation 

Mom,  Dad, 

and  the  Gang 


Mazel  Tov  upon  the  graduation 
of  our  daughter 

Gloria  Sue 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jacob  Epstein 

Gilbert  Michael 

Stewart  Alan 


May  our  Karen 

and  all  of  this  class 

go  from  strength  to  strength. 

Sholom  and  Naomi 
Staiman 

Binghamton,  N.Y. 


The  Curchacks 

are  very  proud 

of  our 

Phyllis 


Skyhook  Associates,  Inc. 

Wholesalers  of  Jewish  Religious 

Supplies 

382  Chacellor  Avenue 

Newark,  N.J. 


To  my  hard-working  graduate 

Elaine 

From  your  loving  husband, 
Tuvia 


With  Love  and  Pride 

we  wish  a  hearty  Mazel  Tov  to 

Martha  N.  Solonche, 

Editor-in-Chief  of  Kochaviah  '69 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  Leon  L.  Solonche         YC  '37 

Sara  Beth  Solonche 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  David  Joshua  Solonche         YC  '66 

Congratulations  to  our  granddaughter 

ShoshanaGarfinkel  Jacobson 

In  honor  of  their  niece 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Max  Jacobs 

Miriam  Gurian's 

graduation. 

With  compliments  and  wishes  from 

George  Ullman 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Gabriel  Levine 

(Diamonds— Natural  and  Colored) 

2  West  46th  St. 

New  York,  N.Y. 

Mazel  Tov  on  Your  Graduation 

Congratulations  to 

Harold  and  Esther  Sylvetsky 

Sally 

Dov,  Rochel,  Akiva  Shimon, 
Teddy,  Reva,  &Chaim 

and  her  classmates 
upon  their  graduations 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Samuel  Schachter 

We  wish  the  class  of  '69 
years  filled  with  health, 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jack  Schachter 

happiness,  and  peace. 

From  the 

Tausig  Family 

Best  of  Luck 
to  the  Graduating  Class 

Mrs.  Anna  Osdoby 

BEST  WISHES 
TO  THE  CLASS  OF  1969 

In  honor  of  the  graduation 
of  our  niece 

Rita  Lefkovitz 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Nat  C.  Lefko 
and  her  son 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jacob 
Worenklein 

Congratulations  to  our  niece 

Marlene  Ringel 

on  her  graduation 

from:     CHATEAU 

Jewelry  Corporation 

The  finest  in  jewelry 

and  distinctive  gifts 

Dave  &  Mina  Savit                                                 71-35  Austin  St. 

Forest  Hills,  N.Y. 

TRADE 
BANK&- 
TRUST. 

A  first  name  kind  of  bank 

CONGRATULATIONS 
To  our  girl 
Pres.  of  SCW 

The  Koval  Family 

ESTABLISHED  1922 

Main  Office:  592  Fifth  Avenue  (at  48th  Street) 

New  York,  N.Y.  10036 

Branches:  Seventh  Avenue  at  38th  Street; 

joAnn 

on  her  graduation 

With  Love 

Mom,  Dad,  Amy,  and  Grandmom 

Second  Avenue  at  4th  Street; 

Lexington  Avenue  at  33rd  Street; 

50  Bayard  Street  at  the  Bowery; 

9  Park  Place,  Great  Neck,  L.I. 

Member  FDIC;  Federal  Reserve  System 

A  FRIEND 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  1.  Tamler 

and  son 

Allen  M.  Tamler 

MAZEL  TOV 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 
to  our  daughter, 

Suzanne, 

and  to  her  classmates  upon  their  graduation. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  S.  Murray  Paul 

to 

MEIRA 

and  her  classmates 

Congratulations  to  our  daughter, 

Faigie 

upon  her  graduation  from  college 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Rosenblum 

and  Moishe 

Mom  and  Dad 

Yonina,  Debra,  and  Nathan 

KATZ 

In  Loving  Memory 


Mr.  Jesse  Curchack 

Judy  and  Sam 
Leichtberg 


SALON  DEBBIAN 

Distinctive  Hair  Coloring 

Advance  Styling 

56  West  57th  St. 

PLaza  7-3328-9  New  York,  N.Y. 


Compliments  of 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  Silver 


Greetings  from  the 

Hebrew  Academy 
of  Cleveland 


Irving  I.  Stone, 
President 


Rabbi  N.  W.  Dessler, 
Educational  Director 


To  our  daughter  and  sister 

Congratulations  to 

Hannah 

and  her  classmates 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  M.  Glatstein 

Yossy  and  Hershly 

Judy 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 
for  continued  success  and  happiness 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes  to 

Sharon  Rochell  Moed 

upon  her  graduation 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Abraham  Wanger 

in  the  future. 

With  all  our  love 

Daddy,  Mommy,  Elaine,  Michelle, 
and  Muffie  Feigenbaum 

Samuel  Carlin 
of 

GOLDRICH 
Wines  and  Liquors  Inc. 

60  East  34th  Street 

New  York,  N.Y.  10016 

Mazel  Tov 
to  our  dearest  granddaughter 

Jeanne  Litvin  Goldman 

upon  her  graduation  from  Stern  College 

Baruch  &  Ida  Litvin 

Mt.  Clemens,  Michigan 

Mazel  tov  to 

Martha 

Aunt  Pauline  Goldberg 
Aunt  Irene  Solonche 

BERNSTEIN'S  ON  ESSEX 

to 

CLASS  OF  1969 

MAZEL  TOV 

ON  GRADUATION  DAY 

To  my  loving  wife 

JOYCE 

upon  her  graduation 

Congratulations  to  our  daughter 

Suzanne  Schwalm 

and  to  the  class  of  '69 

Mazel  Tov 

from  her  obviously  loving 

husband  Abie 

Congratulations 
to  our  beloved  daughter, 

BELLA, 

upon  the  occasion  of  her  graduation 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Samuel  Rothkoph 

COMPLIMENTS 


of 


SEATON  HALL  INC. 


EAST  BOSTON, 

MASS. 


Best  of  Luck  to 

SUSAN  OSOKOW 

from  Uncle  Leon  and  Aunt  Marcia 
and  family 

To  our  sister, 

Rena  Waldman, 

on  the  completion  of  her  college  studies. 
Norma  and  Ben  Kauzel 
Lisa,  Michael,  Robert 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Michel  Radzinski 

FLEISHMANN-HEYMANN  &  CO.,  INC. 

Strictly  Kosher  Meats  &  Provisions 

under  supervision 

of  Rabbi  Dr.).  Breuer 

344  Audubon  Ave.                                          WAdsworth  7-0809 

New  York,  N.Y.  10033 

Abe,  Molly,  Brenda, 

and  Danny 

wish 

Mazel  tov  to 

HINDA  BRILL 

from  Mitchell,  Rivka, 
Shaya,  and  Yaffa  Snyder 

RUTH  IE 

and  the  class  of  '69 

Mazel-Tov 

and  Best  of  Luck  Always 

Compliments  from 

Dr.  Irving  Rudolph 

Cleaners                                                                             Dyers 

AMERICAN  DRIVE-IN  CLEANERS 

418  South  Oyster  Bay  Rd. 

Hicksville,  N.Y. 

SolBleck                                                         516-WE 1-9396 

Laboratory 

2151 — Ocean  Ave. 

Congratulations  to 

Meira 

and  her  classmates 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Walter  Katz 

Marion  and  Naomi 

Brooklyn,  N.Y.  11229 

WAXMAN  SUPPLY  CORPORATION 

24455  Aurora  Road 
Bedford  Hts.,  Ohio  44146 

Compliments  of: 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  William  Lipshitz 
Holyoke  Dress  Co. 

395  Dwight  Street 
Springfield,  Mass. 

Mazel  tov  on  graduating. 

Remember  the  secret  code  is  six. 

Good  Luck! 

Herbie 


CRYSTAL  DRUG  SALES  INC. 

Vitamins,  Prescriptions  &  Cosmetics 

28  West  34th  Street 

New  York,  N.Y.  10001 

LAckawanna  4-6130 


Congratulations  and  best  wishes 
to  our  future  daughter-in-law, 

Rebecca  Tausig. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lester  E.  Berlin 


in  Aluminum  Building  Products 

Direct  Factory  Showrooms  &  Warehouses 
^^.^         in  Principal  Cities 

I  n  |eather-titi 


7120  KRICK  ROAD    •    BEDFORD.  OHIO  44146 


Mazel  Tov  to  our  cousin 

Brenda  Bornstein 

From  Ibi  and  Larry, 
Sruel  Yitzchak,  Shavi,  Rivki,  and  Esther  Weinstock 


In  Honor  of  our  Daughter 

ARLYNN  KATZ 
MIRVIS 

on  her  graduation 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harold  Katz 

Memphis,  Tennessee 


MAZEL  TOV 


MERYL  &  FRIENDS 


Mazel  Tov 
Hatzlacha  Rabah  to 

Lila 

Love 

Mom  and  Honey 


Willie's  Food  Mart 

181  E.  Broadway 

New  York,  New  York 


Congratulations 
to 

Bunny 

from  her  husband 

Dr.  James  H.  Hain 

Dentist 


Office:  86  York  Ave. 

New  York,  N.Y. 
BU  8-7107 


Marlene 


Very  Best  Wishes 


for  a  successful  future 


Mom,  David,  Michael,  Rita 


Compliments 


A  FRIEND 


To 

Mardi — 

The  Best  Editor-in-Chief 

oftheBestKOCHAVIAH 

from  the  Best  Editorial  Board: 

May  Success  and  Happiness  Always  Be  Yours! 


Bracha  &  Hazlacha 

V  Kol-Tov 

to 

Doina 

and 

her  classmates 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  Levi 


To 

"V'RACH-OK  MIP-NEE-NEEM  MICH-RAH" 

BAS-SORA  BRAND 

In  Honor 

of 

EISENBERG 

Rebecca  Sue  Tausig 

WHO  GOT  TWO  BIRDS 

in  recognition 

WITH  ONE  STONE 

of  a  most  significant  accomplishment. 

Joseph  Isaiah  Berlin 

Congratulations 

to 

f 

BEST  WISHES 

Susana 

TO 

and  the  class  of  '69 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Francisco  Simon 

MARSHA 

and  family 

AND  HER  CLASSMATES 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

to 

Mazel  Tov 

Suzanne  Paul 

to  our  daughter 

on  her  graduation 

Heddy 

Aunt  Thelma 

upon  her  graduation 

May  she  be  a  continuous  source  of 

Congratulations 

nachas  to  us. 

to 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Zigmund  Treuhaft 

Jeanne  Litvin  Goldman 

upon  her  graduation 

from  Stern  College 

Mom,  Dad,  Meyer,  and  Bruce 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

to 

Leah  Segal 

and  the  class  of  '69 

To 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  Zev  Segal 

Moshe,  Nathan,  Peninah, 

DEBBIE 

Nachum,  and  Yigal 

With  Love  and  Best  Wishes 

of  Mazel  Tov 

With  Best  Wishes 

on  Your  Graduation 

to  our  niece 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Max  Schreibman 

Shonie 

Ephraim  and  Miriam 

upon  her  graduation 

Uncle  Harold  and  Aunt  Pearl 

To 

Sandra  Fine 

upon  her  graduation 

Our  best  wishes  for  a  life 

MAZEL  TOV 

of  happiness  and  a  bright  future. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  Thurm 

TO 

and  family 

ELK  A 

Congratulations 

UPON  HER  COLLEGE  GRADUATION 

to 

SORSCHERS,  INC. 

Rochelle  Goldberg 

on  her  graduation 

from 

American  Kosher  Caterers 

To 

Oscar,  Rhona,  and  Suzanne 

Whom  we  helped  in  their  time  of  need. 

We  wish  for  you 

From 

Harry,  Eli,  and  Yossi 

the  best  of  happiness 

P.S.  Thanks  for  the  great  cookies. 

and  luck  for  the  future. 

All  our  love, 

Ellie. 

Mazel-tov  and  Best  Wishes 

to 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  Lipschitz 

Rochelle  Majer 

upon  her  graduation 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sam  Gradowski 

Congratulations 

dear 

Susan 

upon  your  graduation 

Mrs.  N.  Ekstein  and  Norbert 

Mazel  Tov 

and  Best  Wishes 

Mazel  Tov 

to 

to 

Arlynn 

Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Allan  Mirvis 

Carol  ]ambro 

from  her  parents 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sam  Jambro 

FROM 

A  FRIEND 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 

to 

Rochelle  Goldberg 

from  her  parents 

Congratulations 

Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Danial  Goldberg 

and  brother  Myron 

to 

and  Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Sheldon  Borgen 

and  Reizie  and  Ysacchar  Dov 

JUDY  ERENYI 

and  the  class  of  '69 

Mazel  Tov 

from 

upon  your  graduation 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Abner  Esterman 

Your  Friends 

and  Baila  Kleiner 

To 

Susie 

Compliments 
of 

Sandfred 

Noemy, 

lots  of  luck  in  the  future. 

Your  cousins 

Miriam,  Billy,  and  Auriella 

Charles,  Alice,  Jeanne,  and  Michele 

Mazel  Tov 
to 

]osie  Sebrow 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sol  Sebrow 

Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 
to  our  daughter  and  sister 

Sandra  Fine 

upon  her  graduation 
Dad,  Mom,  and  Jeff 

KOCH  AVI  AH 
EDITORIAL  BOARD 

extends  congratulations 

& 

Jackie 

& 

Gloria  and  Paul  Jacobs 

to  the 
Class  of  1969 

on  their 
graduation 


Congratulations 

Susan 

upon  your  graduation 
Mendy 


Best  Wishes 


from 


The  Red  Cross  Youth  Program 


Mazel  Tov  and  Best  Wishes 
to 

Phyllis  Maza 

Rabbi  and  Mrs.  Joseph  Maza 

Cheryl  and  Yussi 

Sandra,  Elliot,  and  Alan 


Mr.  &  Mrs.  Joseph  Zimmer 
congratulate  their  daughter 

Annette 

upon  her  graduation 


Dedicated  to 

-                                                        

Rhona  Leskowitz                        Sandra  Solomon 

Best  Wishes  to  our  daughter 

Oscar  Osokow                             Suzanne  Paul 

Marilyn  Eichenbaum  Samuels 

Faigie  Rosenblum                        Jeanne  Litvin  Goldman 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Aron  Eichenbaum 

Judy  Goldsmith                             Marlene  Glassman 
Bobbi  Meren                                 Tova  Fishman 

Mazel  Tov  and  All  the  Best 

in  the  future  to  our  niece 

for  all  their  hard  work — 

Rifkie 

Mardi 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  L.  Rosenfeld  &  Chaya 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Jack  Boehur  &  cousins 

Best  Wishes  to 

Susan  Osokow 

on  her  graduation 

Lillian  &  Jack  Karlin 

Mazel  Tovto 

Hannah  Glatstein 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Carl  Margolis 

Hershel,  Rachelee  (Brog),  &  Meir  Shimshon  Sacks 

Mazel  Tov 

to 

Hazlacha  Rabah 

Fayge  Butler 

to 

Effie,  Schott,  &  Shobie 

Editor-in  Chief  of  the  Observer 

Bodie 

and  to  the  Seniors 

who  worked  with  her  to  make  Stern 

Congratulations 

a  better  place  to  live  and  learn. 

to 

Andrea  Kaplan 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Abraham  L.  Butler 

Mom,  Dad,  Allan 

Aunt  Dotty  &  Uncle  Sam 

Yale,  Daniel  and  Channa 

Mazel  Tov 

to 

Marilyn  Eichenbaum  Samuels 

from  her  husband 

Mazel  Tovto 
Compli 


the  Class  of  '69 
merits  of 


BUSINESSES 


Royal  Furniture  Mart 

Columbus,  Ohio 

Midtown  Camera 

New  York,  N.Y. 

Paul  Popkin  Electrician 
Gia  Knits 

New  York,  N.Y. 

Bonne  Cleaners 

New  York,  N.Y. 

L.  Sheard  &  Son 

Vineland,  N.J. 

Reliable  Cargo  Shipping  Co.  Inc. 

New  York,  N.Y. 

The  Blue  Daisy 

New  York,  N.Y. 

Lefkovitz  Bros. 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

FRIENDS  AND  RELATIVES 

Mrs.  Scharfstein 

Haven  Cleaners 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Robert  Swersky 

and  family 

David,  Mark,  Ira,  Sarah,  Debbie 
Brandriss 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  L.  Friedman 

and  children 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Julius  Mayer 

Abe  Carmel 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Jerome  Stern 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  William  Joseph  Brustein 

Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Moishe  Fink 
Strulowitz's  Meat  Market 


Mr.  D.  D.  Schweitzer 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Mordecha  Orgel 

Modern  Industrial  Products  Co. 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Ringel  and  brother 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Max  Grossman 

Gertel's  Bake  Shoppe,  Inc. 

Sam's  Shomer  Shabbat  Kosher  Deli 

Dr.  &  Mrs.  Yale  Gordon  and  Sons 

Mrs.  Mollie  Gordon 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Mike  Volpin 

The  Gallery — Hair  Design 

Joe's  Shoe  Repair 

Farm  Food 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Solomon  Fogel 

Tel-Aviv  Glat  Kosher  Restaurant 

Packard  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

Bonnie  Marks 

Imperial  Card  &  Gift  Shop 

Sam  Freund 


Best  Wishes  to  the  Class  of  '69 
Compliments  of 


State  Kosher  Market,  Inc. 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Harry  S.  Klavan 

Silbert's  Inc. 

Mrs.  Jenny  Cantor 

Minuckie,  Joe,  and  Ralph  Nitkin 

David  Greenberg 

Joel  Levy 

Rabbi  &  Mrs.  T.  Stampfer 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Alfred  Knopf 

Sidney  Scharfstein 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Herman  Hilsenroth 

Alex  Palais 

Cathy,  Kalman,  Jeremy  and  Marshall 

Uncle  Morris  and  Aunt  Irene  Kurtzack 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Alex  Estreicher 
Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Isaac  Lubinski 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Kurt  Wachtel 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  David  Klar 
Dr.  &  Mrs.  Edward  Spindell 
Richard  Hockrow 

Rosa  Lee,  Joe,  Label,  &  Susie  Schapiro 
Ktav  Publishing  House,  Inc. 
Steve  and  Sue 


Sidney  Langer 

Allan  Treuhaft 

Jack  Polivy  Jeweler 

Rabbi  &  Mrs.  Jerome  Fishman 

Rashie  and  Bubbie 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Max  Rudoler 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Joachem  Rudoler 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Isidore  B.  Rosenfeld 

Jessica  Fashions 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Daniel  Douglas 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Hyman  Strickoff 

Al  Federman 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Solomon  Disterfeld 

Noah  Zark  Kosher  Pizza 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  Adrian  Greenwald  and  Randi 

Mr.  &  Mrs.  E.  J.  Stern 

Larry,  Buddy,  and  Alan 

"TheGelston  House" 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Grant  Brandon 
Ray  A.  Benyunes 
Petit  Cleaners 

Samuel  Cohen  Jewelers,  Inc. 
Juma  Kosher  Meat  &  Poultry 
Mr.  &  Mrs.  Hillel  Markowitz 
Dry  Vin  French  Cleaners 
Electro  Stencil  Co. 


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