Boys Technical High School - Artisan Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Wsunset and Evenin Starw SYLVESTER W STROTHMAN Conservauon and teachrng bxology were the currlcular and extra curricular actlvrtxes of Mr Strothman who came to Boys Tech 1n 1974 At one t1me 1 U S Forester h1s hrst concern was for the conservmg, and restorlng of our forests and wxld llfe and to that end he devoted hxs t1me and talents both ln school and m the communlty Through memb rshrp xn the lzaak Walton League and other CIVIL 1ct1v1t1es Mr Strothman was able to mfluente leglslatxon favorable to conservatlon teachmg as vuell as to encourage conservatxon prolects He passed on suddenly and qu1etly durmg the Easter vacatxon March 31 1951 H15 xnfluence 1n the preservatxon of plant and wld l1fe will contmue to be felt for years to come far beyond the school and the city of Mllvsaulcee Sznzxtt an! tzenmi, mzr And one dear tall or me And mam tba rt be no nmmzfazcg 0 the bm When I pw 0111 In re.: OTTO W TRENTLAGE Englxsh teacher and leader ln many school act1v1t1es Mr Trentlage had a long record of servnce at Boys Tech nlcal High School After a number of years experxence IS teacher md admmlstrator ID the schools of Tomah and Wxsconsm Dells he came to Mrlwaukee 1n 1979 A veteran of World War 1 1n vuhlch he became a Second L1eutenant 1n Artlllery Mr Trentlage gave all out support to the war effort from 1941 to 1945 especxally by headmg up our bond and war stamp drnves True to the tradmon of the consc1ent1ous teacher he was 1n the classroom at the t1me of h1s death from a heart attack on May 31 1950 Many Tech students and Mtlvx aukee teachers have felt the rnflu ence of h1s precept and h1s example or Ilan rom out our lmurne of Tzm and Plate The load mm bem me ar I bope ln fee 7113 P1101 ace to are Wlaefz I haze L7'0fl6lf the bar Lord Tennyson Cmmfzg Ile Bn 7 . . 7 ' ' an 2 1 1 , -. 7 3 - ' C 7 .. Y. . 7 . , . 4 ' . , 5. C.. ,t qs .Y . ,K , . e . ' I , . , 7 . . a -a ' , 7 . , Q X 9, 1: 'jf 3 . f ., . 7 ' - ' ',, 1'1-

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eleolne to Superintendent ineent At a civic reception attended by some 450 Milwaukeeans, Mr. Harold S. Vincent was formally hon- ored by the community last October 4, upon beginning his term as the twentieth superintendent of Milwaukee schools. Truly. the old order changethf' for among those on hand to welcome Mr. Vincent to his new position was Mr. Milton C. Potter. who had served the City as superintendent of schools for nearly thirty years. Now, at the beginning of the new halfcentury, the l951 Artisan salutes the new superintendent. judge Herbert j. Sterfes, toastmaster at the dinner, Mr. Potter, and School Board President Peter T. Schoemann are pictured at the table with Mr. Vincent. Below, a representative of the State Board of Education, and Mr, Albert E. Boyer, a Milwaukee Board member, chat informally with Mr. Vincent and Mr. Potter. Crllilwaubee Inzzrmzl and .liilwaukee Senfizzel PlJ0t05.J