Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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1925 THE BEACON 21 5 Lawrence Donnell Mary Estrach “His head works on a “Purity in person and in scientific basis.” morals is true godli¬ ness.” Anna Drucker “I’ve never any pity for conceited people, be- Abraham Feldman cause I think they carry their own comfort with “He picked something them.” out of everything he said.” Etta Drucker “Silence is the safest course for anyone to adopt.” Susan Feldman “Jealousy — tormenting yourself, for fear you should be tormented by another.” Bertha Emery “A woman’s preaching Max Ficksman is like a dog’s walking on his hind legs. It is He cannot lay eggs, not done well, but you but he can cackle.” are surprised to see it done at all.” Nicholas Esposito “Lost time is never found again.” Samuel Figler ' % “A gentleman makes no noise.”

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20 THE BEACON 1925 George Courtovitch “One cannot know every¬ thing.” Mollie Davidovitz “Benevolent people are always cheerful.” John Cronin “A true and brave and downright ' honest man.” Sadie Davis Contentment is refined indolence.” Russell Cronin “Worth makes the man; want of it the fellow.” Israel Dean “We are all as God made us, and often a great deal worse.” Joseph Cutler “Speech is power; speech is to persuade, to con¬ vert, to compel.” Samuel Dlott “All the world’s a stage.” Harry Danbofsky “Every man, however little, makes a figure in his own eyes.” Dora Dlott “If you would make a good pair of shoes, take for the sole the tongue of a woman; it never wears out.” I

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22 THE BEACON 1925 David Fine Francis Foley “He rose an athlete.” He is the very pine¬ apple of politeness.” Hyman Fine “Those who in quarrels interpose, Must often - wipe a bloody nose.” Tilly Frank “Love is a bird that sings in the heart of woman.” Louis Finn Music washes away Ephraim Frankel from the soul the dust r of everyday life.” “Give me liberty or give me death!” Gertrude Fish “Let woman stand upon her female character as upon a foundation.” Henry Frankel “Woman is seldom mer¬ ciful to the man who is timid.” Ida Fisher “Genius is only great patience.” Lillian Freelander “Gentleness corrects everything.”