Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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1930 THE BEACON 35 Parker, Theodore “A true heart beats beneath this rugged exterior.” Parseghian, Florence “Friendship has a power to soothe af¬ flictions in her dark¬ est hour.” Paul, Rose “Life has so many drawbacks.” Pishtiz, Abraham “The sjcep of a la¬ boring man is sweet.” Pizzano, Leo “An average lad, both gocd and bad.” Pollock, Leo “If he be not in love with some woman, there is no believing eld.signs.” Poretsky, Louis “Manners o f t e n make fortunes. Portnoy, Benjamin “One always lias time enough if one will apply it well. Portnoy, Sadie “All will spy in thy face, a blushing womanly grace.’ Potter, Charles “Tie loves to chat with the girls, 1 know, ... (’Tis the way with men,—they’re always so.”)

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A A 34 THE BEACON A A A 1930 Moretsky, Samuel “Know that lie who is a friend to him- se! f is a friend to all.” Mcrrison, Ethel “Endurance is the crowning quality, and patience all the passion of great hearts.” Moss, Ernest “A man who cares for no woman.” Murray, John “Providence will pro¬ vide.” Najarian, Diran “Indeed. I have ever observed that your grave lookers are the dullest of men.” Novoson, Jacob “When you have nothing to say, then say nothing.” Nye, Ralph “Silence is golden.” Nyman, Simon “Flatter this man’s vanity and you might lead him round the world.” O ' Neil, Paul “God, alone, in His judgment is just.” Park, Irving “People in love think that other people’s eyes are out.”

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36 THE BEACON 1930 Pucko, William Girls—they frighten - v A » Randazzo, Donald The worth of a thing is best known by the want.” Reinherz, Arthur “On thy countenance I see honesty, truth and the firm lines of determination.” Reppucci, Orlando “A good sport.” Rice, Flora Life is just an un¬ troubled sea.” Zuis, Hedwig The only reward of virtue is virtue. Riley, Joseph “Yes Sir. Always at your service, and boy what service.” Roncole, Marie “Slowly provoked, she easily forgives.” Rose, William “They call him rose and maybe he isn’t a red one.” Rosenberg, Marion “She thinks the most good and speaks the least ill of her neigh¬ bors.”