Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Rememher not the pain lilleci hours VVhose shaclows now are gone Each morn anew the promise true Each morn anew the dawn. .Siem ibm! Out lrom the bloom of the roses There fell one white rose And l wept -1 lor grief at its woes. But l loolceri at the ground Neath the rose tree and l hreathed in The fragrant air - For the deathtess flower Had changed into attar ol roses there. Out from the hlue ol' twilight There came one falling star And l wept 1-1 lor grief ol' its sorrow. But I loolced at the path It had travelled and along the hfiillcy Way Was the heauty and hrilliance of star dust As immortal as love it lay. Out from the song of friendship There came a melody And I wept'-1 for gr when it ended For you had helonged to me. iet But I sat where we often sat, dear, And I cherished a memory - l've wrapped it in attar of roses Ami sprinkled it here, you see, NN'irh the star dust of love and beauty -f Ol everything you meant to me. Death does not stay such mortal things The song of birds among the trees, The llower's fragrance in the breeze, Who, then, could ctouht a power ciivine Your souts eternity --1 or mine? as these: MARCELLA JANE GUTHRIE i-1

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.Un illivmnriam MARCELLA JANE GUTHRIE ln the untimely death ot lvlarcella Jane Guthrie the taculty and students ol' Vvooclward High School have sutterecl an irreparalole loss. in all her professional undertakings she showed a keenly intelligent interest and an understanding of co-operative spirit that endeared her to her tellow worlcers. Her students have lost a friend who was truly sympathetic and helpful with their problems, and it is deeply to he regretted that more students were not granted the experience ot worlc- ing under her rich and stimulating influence. lwiiss Guthrie was extremely talented in creative writing. Those ot us who were privileged to read her verse feel that a sweet singer has passed, bringing very definite loss to the world ot literature as well as to the world of her worlc and the world ot her friends. Marcella Guthrie won friends hy heing friendly. Both students and teachers will long rememher her pleasant smile, her cheertulness in the face ot pain and discouragement. Though her active spirit is quieted, there is in our midst an aware- ness ot her presence and a sense of gratitude that we enjoyed for a few years the warmth ot her affectionate nature, the bright glow oi her talents, the high spiritual values of her character. Page Twenty

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