Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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k 1925 THE BEACON 29 Bella Kaplan ‘‘Things are not always what they seem.” Tina Kaplan ‘‘For softness she, and sweet attractive grace.” Gertrude. Kaplan Anna Katz To be or not to be, The true and good re- that is the question.” semble gold.” Max Kaplan Health is the vital prin¬ ciple of bliss.” Francis Katz “Modesty is the hand maiden of virtue.” Samuel Kaplan A jolly and true happy fellow.” Julius Katz He strives to say the finest things in the world, and he does say them.” Samuel Kaplan “There is a gift beyond the reach of art, that of being eloquently si¬ lent.” Philip Katz » Timidity challenges the scorn of women.”

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THE BEACON 1925 Gertrude Horovitz “Who does not know the bent of a woman’s fancy?” Ethel Itzkowitz “The destiny of woman is to please, to be ami¬ able, and to be loved.” Sarah Horovitz “Nothing is rarer than real goodness.” Mary Horwitz “Content — a mental will-o’-the-wisp, which all are seeking, but which few attain.” Martha Hurwitz 1 » “Sensibility is the power of women.” Jacob Itzkowitz “The world’s great men have not commonly been great scholars.” Edward Jepsky “There are two per¬ fectly good men—one dead and the other un¬ born.” Hyman Kaftan “The secret of success is constancy to pur¬ pose.” Joseph Kantrovitz “If you would create Florence Hyman somthing, you must be something.” “Woman is a miracle of divine contradictions.

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vpFf r. ' ;V • y . .v , • 30 THE BEACON 1925 Myer Katzen Jennie Kloper “He who too much fears hatred is unfit to reign.” Benjamin Kepnes “Of all bad things by which mankind are curst; Their own bad tempers surely are the worst.” “There is never a rule without an exception.” Leo Koplovitz “Silence is become his mother tongue.” Leo Koretsky Simon Kessel “Character is a perfectly educated will.” “The more anyone speaks of himself, the less he likes to hear another talked of.” Minnie Kulka Bessie Klein “True obedience is true liberty.” “Men find it more easy to flatter than to praise.” ‘ Rachel Kuperberg Bernice Klein “The more idle a wom¬ an’s hand, the more oc- A sunny disposition is cupied her hea rt.” her greatest treasure.”