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1925 THE BEACON 17 Lena Brisgalsky Quite as good-natured as any girl could be.” Rita Brunt There is a woman at the beginning of every great thing. Bertha Zaritzky Let others light their candles from your knowledge.” Rote Butman “The only Rose with¬ out thorns is friend¬ ship.” Edith Broidy Those who talk most say least.” Joseph Carrol They build too low who build beneath the skies.” Ethel Brown Wherever women are honored, the gods are Helen Carvin satisfied.” Before marriage, wom¬ an is a queen; after marriage, a subject.” Bernard Brucker On thy face I see the map of honesty, good- Bell Cashman ness, and loyalty.” She has opinions of her own.”
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16 THE BEACON 1925 Leo Black “A face that cannot smile is never good,” Beatrice Bradley ‘‘Women know at first sight the character of those with whom they converse.” Harry Bloom ‘‘When you have noth¬ ing to say, say noth¬ ing.” Harry Brass ‘‘A man is what he is, not what men say he is.” David Bookstein ‘‘Cheerful and courteous, full of manly grace; his heart’s frank wel¬ come written in his face.” Milton Braverman ‘‘Beware the fury of a patient man.” Sarah Braverman Isreal Borkum ‘‘He lives content and envies none, not even a monarch on his throne.” ‘‘Providence provides for me and I am well con¬ tent.” Annie Bornstein ‘‘Style is the dress of thought.” Sadie Brenner “A miss as good as her smile.”
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18 THE BEACON 1925 Ida Chase ‘She was made for happy thoughts, for play, for wit, for laughter.” Myer Cherkasky “Give your tongue more holiday than your hands or eyes.” Minnie dayman “Beauty vanishes; virtue lasts.” Sarah Cligstein “Reserve may be pride fortified in ice.” Ida Chessman “Simplicity above all things is the hardest to be copied.” Charles Cline “A man of learning, prudent, just, A man of courage firm, and fit for trust.” Marion Chick Annie Cohen “Silence and modesty are “What is joy? A sun- the best ornaments ot beam between two women.” clouds.” Bertram Clarke Eva Cohen “Why does not his guardian angel look to “I am what I am.” him?” .
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