Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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A A , A A .A. .A. .A. ■A- A. .A. A. 1930 THE BEACON Cotton, Lessie “Friendship is not to be bought at a fair.” Cox, Joseph “A youth upon whom eyes may fall and say, ‘There’s a man’.” Cravitz, Lilly “A lovely girl is above all rank.” Croopnick, Abraham “ ' A finished gentle¬ man from top to toe.” Crudo, Josephine “There is nothing better than the faithful service of the heart.” Cunningham, John “His tongue is al¬ ways in motion, though very seldom to the purpose.” Daley, Helen “You ought to go through thick and thin.” D’Arcy, Jeanne “Like a lovely tree she rejected several suitors just to learn how to accept a bet¬ ter in his turn.” Davidson, Samuel “A merrier man within the limits of becoming mirth, I never spent an hour’s talk withal.” Davis, Ethel “The mind loves free space.”

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■A. ■ . - ■ A. Jk. -A. 18 THE BEACON 1930 I Cohen, Arthur “His words are bonds, liis oaths are oracles; his love sin¬ cere, his thoughts immaculate.” Cohen, Bertha “Everything is pret¬ ty that is young.’’ Cohen, Esther “Still smile, my dear, a frown or tear Would mar that cheerful face. Cohen, Irving “Moderate things are best.” Cohen, Israel A sunny and Jovial disposition.” Cohen, Rachel “Perseverance and strength of charac¬ ter will enable us to bear much.” Collari, Rosa “Manners often make fortunes.” Cooper, Irving “A heart unspotted ia not easily un¬ daunted.” Cooperstein, Dora “Quite as good na- tured as any girl could be.” Cottier, Frank “It is a great plague to bo too handsome a man.”

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A A A A A.A A A A A A A A. A A .A A. A AAA A.A AAA AAAAA A A A. A -A. A A. 20 THE BEACON -A. 1930 DeAngelis, Louis “Character is worth more than intellect.” Dechter, Sophie “She is kind-hearted and serviceable in all the relations of life.” Dermer, Bessie “Good nature, though other qualities are lacking, gives one a well desired place in this world.” Dinsmore, Dorothy “She can, because she thinks she can, but, oh, how well we know.” Dlott, Lillian “On thy face I see the map of honesty, truth and loyalty.” Dorinsky, Samuel My tongue within my lips 1 rein, for who talks much must talk in vain.” Doroff, Stanley “Manners often make fortunes.” Eckstein, Gertrude “The wish is father to the thought.” Ehrlich, Goldie “She neglects her work who studies the glass.” Ellerln, Beatrice “Think of ease, but work on.”