Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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y 1925 THE BEACON 31 Nicholas Lehman “Ability is of little ac¬ count without opportu¬ nity.” Celia Levin “After dinner sit a while; after supper, walk a mile.” Esther Levenson Woman is the sweet¬ est present that God has given to man.” Lillian Levin “When flatterers meet, the devil goes to din¬ ner.” Miriam Leverone We know nothing of to-morrow; our business is to be good and happy to-day.” Rose Levin “Oh! for such serenity of face.” Hyman Levi “The only man who really is what he ap¬ pears to be—a gentle¬ man.” Samuel Levin “Manners often make fortunes.” Bessie Levin “Our perfect lady.” Sylvia Levine ' t “Women see through and through each other; and often we most ad¬ mire her whom they most scorn.”

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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.”

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W ; 32 THE BEACON 1925 Harold Lewis Samuel Lichter “What may we expect “We live In deeds, not of people who work all years.” day and dance all night?” Sadie Lewis “Society depends upon women. The nations which confine them are unsociable.” Doris Lindsay “Self-denial is often the sacrifice of one sort of self-love for another.” Theodore Lewitsky “To follow foolish prece¬ dents and wink with both our eyes is easier than to think.” Sarah Locke The beauty of a lovely woman is like music.” Annie Lichter “There is a certain noble pride through which merits shine brighter than through modesty.” Donald McDonald “Silence is one great art of conversation.” Israel Lichter “The angriest person in a controversy is the one most liable to be wrong.” {Malcolm McPherson “The wit of many and the wisdom of one.”