Boothbay Region High School - Log Yearbook (Boothbay Harbor, ME)

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THE BOOTHBAY HARBOR LOG HEINRY MORGANTHAL JR THE ZND On March the Illfltll a cunnmg fuzzy llttle lamb was born welghmg elght pounds Of course such a de llghtful lamb would have to pay a dreadfully hlgh lncomc tax so what would be a more approprlate name than Henry? Henry IS a very healthy lamb because h1s mlstress took extra good care of h1s mother and hls mother 1n turn takes good care of h1m Everyone reallzes how lmportant Henry IS to Uncle Sam However 1n case you havent glven much thought to the subject I w1ll suggest some of the thlngs that he can do Flrst 1f Henry guards hls health so he wont get cold he wlll be dolng hls part because hls Mistress wont have to take hlrn mto the house and feed h1n1 with a nlpple whlch evldently IS made of rubber a very lmportant matellal t Defense Second 1f he eats a lot of hay and gram he w1ll grow a lot of wool and next fall he wlll be sheared and perh ps make some soldlel boy some n1ce warm fltchyl woolly pants Maybe Henry would be better for so ln that case he w11l have to grow up to be a brave lamb and be wllhng to dle so the soldler boys can eat hlm and ln turn be wllllng to dle and save thelr country So you see even my Henry and everyones Henry can do his part FLORA GILES SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLASS Standlng left to rlght Zora Greenleaf Shlrley Marson Charlotte Hene sseyfTeacherJ Barbara May Donalene Robinson Jean Burgoon Lucy Fl1nt Ellzabeth Gamage Barbara Poole Flora Glles v , , . . . . i . . , . J, . 1 , 2 ' . . ' 0 n , - ' ' ' 7 . . ty i a ' ' ' . ' 7 7 . . . eating purposes than for his wool , , . . . , . , . D . 9 ' . . . L ' ., , , ' '1 . 1 . : 7 I . D - . .7 I I . 5 7 ! ! ' 23

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THE BOOTHBAY HARBOR LOG of the per1od Clauseyyltz IS famous also for h1s Lxfe of Scha1 11110151 a11d and Letters S1101 tly aftel l11s de tl1 Schyya1tz a g e t XYIILEI of tl1e perlod publxshel hlS Lebc11 des Ge11e1als yon Clausewltz und der Fmu XIHIIC von Clausewltz ftwo yolun1es Be1l111 1811 second ant' la gest ed1t1o11J Othex detalls of QIEHISGVKIIZS llfe IIIHV be found lll V011 xI6GI'll81I'1lb s Karl yon Clause VS1tZ fBQI'lll1 18103 111 Be111hard1s lebe11 des Generals von Clause yy1tz and 111 the te11tl1 supplement of NI1l1tar1scl1es Wochenblatt pub l1sl1ed 111 1818 'Now tl1at we have explored to a ce1ta111 extent the l1fe and accom pl1shments of Ka1l v011 Clausewltz let us go st1ll deeper and look at the apphcatlon of some few of hls strat 9glC 1deas as put forth 111 that great handbook of war Von1 Kr1eg Let us co11s1der tl1e war IH Russla As ma11y who read T1n1e Nlagazme fFeb 16 19491 should alreadv k110w Stahn s chlef advlsor 011 111111 tary matters and the Red Armvs gleatest a11d most successful strat 6g1St IS Borls Shaposhm' ov a qulet un0btrus1ve a11d yet b11ll1ant planner If there IS one 111an 111 Russla whom Stalln dares not purge lt IS Sha.pOSh11lk0V fo1 wlth out Shaposhmkovfol these Russ1a11 namesl the1e would be 110 Red Almy 110 Moscow no XNll1tGl offen s1ve He IS the bra111s behmd the army the strateglst of strateglsts a11d tl1e boss of tact1c1a11s And yet great as he IS Shaposhmkov needs must look to Cl3llS8VlltZ for '1dVlC6 alld strategy Sl1aposl1n1kov has read Clausewltzs Xom lxr1eg many tunes l1as 111e1110r1zed passage after 11nporta11t passage l1as lelalll ed Ol co11stantlv lefers to the rest of the wo1k And though we l1ave 110 su1e way of know111g lt would be leasonably safe to assun1e tl1at Sh p0ssl1111k0v applled the follow lllg passage taken dnectly fro111 Xom Kl16g to the fall campalgn of 1es1sta11ce that the Red Army so l1lZ1glllflC9lltlX carr1ed out Tl1e commander says Clause XKltZ must guess wl1ether after 1ece1y1ng the lllltlal blows the core of tl1e oppo11ent s Army lS gl adually becommg condensed tempered and stlengthened Ol to the contrary begllllllllg to cru111ble 11110 d11st llke a deca11ter n1ade of BOlOgI1a glass whose surface l1as been cracked The c0n1111ander must figure out w1tl1 DTQCISIOH l10w much tl1e e11en1y state w1ll be weake11ed by the loss of ce1ta111 sources of supply and bv the dlSCOI1119CtlOH of certa111 arter ISS He must foretell w1thout mls take whether the e11en1y w1ll collapse 111 pam from the wou11ds lI1fllCt6d on hllll or hurl h11nself forward w1th fxenzled n11ght l1ke a wounded ond enraged bull It IS entlrely obvlous that fa1lure 1113115 vlctory last fall On tl1e other l1a11d Shaposhmkov a11d through l11m Russla had observed and foll owed them m the reverse that IS the Red Ar1ny had tlghtened a11d glow ll strong 111 the face of early reverses had made pr0v1s1o11 to keep up the flow of war suppllesfby l11OV1l1g entlre ll1dl1StI'l9S behlnd the Lralsl had kept a sharp watcl1 on the e11en1y to see what was COI1llllg l19XtfWlth the ald of a11 ex tremely efhclent G 7 1ntell1ge11ce sectlonl Tl1e tQ3.Cl1lI1gS of Clausew1tz who l1ved 111 former Prussla over a l1un d1ed years ago had been neglected by the hlgh German strateglst obeyed by the Russ1a11 strateglst ShHDOShl1lkOV w1tl1 tl1e resultant collapse of the German drlve on Moscow and the s0uthe111 011 fields tl1e su1pr1s1ng but 11evertheless successful w111ter drlve by the Red fxrmy Thats enough to n1ake eve11 a C IBUSGWIIZ turn over 111 l11s glaV6 DONALD PRATT . H 1 1 v 1 v . ' sy , ' W U . ' ' 4 -1 sv , - 9 v 1 11 9 v1' 1 V. H 7 ' 1. , , A .. , ' y ' ' 7 ' KK . 1 1 1 1 , 1. 1 Y ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 . 1, i v. ,, , . A 1 1 A 4 ' .x y Y ' FU-I , ' . , ' , X A i 1 is .vs N, , . . . . . ' ! ll V Y - v v. ,, 1 F- 1 ' -Q ' , , A5 1 1 1 4 ' 7 ' v' ' . - ' f- . . t ' A , , . V. . - 1 ' ,, ' 1 ' 1 7. 1 1 7 . 1 1 Y , , . Q . . . 16 ' !9 l , . . . . . V 1 g ' D , - - to follow thls adv1ce cost the Ger- c I ' , ' 9 ' 1. 1 , . . v ' , ' - - ' S 1 1 1 1 1 ' l I . 1 1 1 I T' 7 Y , . 7 7 1 - 1 . V . . . . , V. - 1 7 v . ' 1 1 v vi s - v - A vi 7 I ' gg 5 yy 1 1 . . . . -gy 7 Ct 9! ' ' ' ' ' 5 .v 1 s ' Y. 7 y. , ,1 , , . ,, , . . ' 1 1 Y 1 ' - 1 I 7 1 v 1 ' ' ' 5 ! 1 v , v 7 ,- D . . V- , . . . . ' ! 1 1' 41 v ,' as I ' Y 3 '19

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7HI: BOOIHBAY HARBOR IOG CLASS LOGS SP NIOR I Ot School began 011 SllDtGllllJ9l Q 14141 mth an 3tlt.1lll'IllCG f fo1tx 59111015 Thex hcld than fnst clue 1111-litlllr., on bLlltLlIllJ9l l ' and elect ed the fOIl0Wlllg students as than class OfIlL9lS Prestdent Emery Howard VICE prestdent Donna Andrews Treasurer Kenneth Bergqutst Secretary Xvlmfrecl Poole O11 qeptc111be1 lb 1941 thc sen 1o1s vsent to Sandx SIIOICS Vkllcltt thes l1eld tl1e annual 5611101 PICIIIL Thex all enjoxed a Jolly t1111e Some adve11tu1'eso111c ones went Ill swnn tl1e beach 111 N0ve111be1 tl1e Tl1a11ksg1x111g Ball nas held 111 tl1e Hlgh School GX111 vslth a Ven good attendence A door IJIIZG was aualded and mam favo1s xx ere gn e11 I11 Dece111be1 tl1e school closed for the Cl111st111as x3.C3.IlOll QTIIIS of coulse pleased all tl1e studentsl l11 FQDIIIHIX thc 5111101 Plaw was p1esented at thc OIJLI 1 llouse Vkllll all excellent gatllellllg The plax Inverx bodx s Mau uae .1 smash lllg l11t vxlth all Tl1e claes ILCQIXIG a good DIOIIY aftc1 all thc expcmts had bee11 pa1d I11 tl1e ea1lx palt of NIHICII Rod gel Paul J0lll0ll took tl1e ITICIIIIQS of thc class Tl1e class voted 011 the f.,l0lllJ DICUIIQQ as vt ell as thc 's111all 1nd1x1dual DICUIIGQ X class lll99flll,, xx IS ln ld Nla1ch 18 to declde 011 the calhn, ca1cls and tl1e lllVltdtl0llQ 'lhe ,,llIQ also IIISCIISSOII tl1e 111atc11'1l dl d tl1e pattcln fOl tl1e11 atte1 110011 dl6SS6S II NIUR I Ol On Septe111be1 llllltll toltx ex cccdlx happx .IUIIIOIS chopped llke a bo111b O11 Boothbaw IIHIDOI Hlgll School Tl1e g,1llS attacked Room 4 and tl1e boxs ROODI 3 Tl1e OIIICQIS elected IOI thc rear vs e1e as follows Presldent Carl Blake V1CCpfCS1d6UI Benjamm G1les Secretary Sara Barter Treasurer Helen Merrtll Tl1e class IS vsell l6Dl6SQl1I6d 1n QDOIKS cl1o1us COl1l1l16lClal L1ter an a11d D1a111at1c Llubs ballfl a11d OICIILSIIH Tl1e class COlltl1lJlllQll LJIIQIOUSIQ to thc Red Moss and scxeral stud ents vu 19 outstandxng, lll tht maga llllt LlllVG The JIIIIIOIQ a1e IIICIIISIIIOUSIW Wtlllxlllf, Oll thcn short stones for thc rllllllldl contest XM ale a so l0Olxlllg f01xxa1d to IQCLINIIIQ., 0111 ws llllgS un so W V 1 JL 1 I 1 f . c. ' It I 3 ,- . ' . , v . 3 ,x , Q ., .s.. . v' A 1 . V ' ' 1 I 0 , - ,. . . 1 . , . , I I 1 1 U' c . ' A x 0' A A f 1 - . l I X . I I I I -I ' , ' , . . U ' 1 1' Y . L, , V.. L. A' . ' . - , . . ' . ' . - ' v v , I I l A A I I' 1 ' ' 1 v ,I K 7 . - K 5 ' , , 1 ' 1 A J . - ' -5. . ' ' Q v N. v Y 1 v 1 A . 1 L. K J Y ' 1 1 I . L' 1 I ,- n a 4 e . . . ' ' , K , A ' ' - , llllllg, VVIlll8 went VV3.Ili1l1g around , . . - , . ' , . . Q I A i v , , . . . Q 7 . , ' ' . Y I 9 . . v ' y ' v . 1 ' 1 . . . .' ' - K ' ' 5 3 3 ' 1 1 ' ' ' - Q . ' W ' ' . 7 S . - v 3 ' 4, ' , . v v, L. , K , .' ,- x . v 1 .x a 'f ' A ' ' A 1 - .' v - v L - 4 ' r ' A 4 - tm S , V9 , Y , , , '! , K V ' x -' . V 5 l 3 L - 4 4 ' ' v' , . .3 ' v J 1 ' - . ' . .' - v . - . , 1 , v , . , - v . v' Y ,' . . . - - .' ' I , . . L. 1 , . . 18. . V - . - Y' . - . . ,' v' 7 . Q ' 7 ' ' ' ' 1 cle . 3 ' ' 1 .' 011. 24