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

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The history of Boys, Tech pretty will parallels the life of Mr. Frederick W. Ziegenhagen. When Tech's life began, our prin- cipal was working in indus- try. After Tech was taken over by the Milwaukee School Board and the en- thusiasm of the working people caused our school to be filled to overflowing, Mr. Ziegenhagen decided to devote his life to his fellow man in the field of education. He saw our building grow from its be- ginnings through a series of expansions, and now the finest and largest wing of all is to be opened in Sep- tember. He also saw the curriculum change from its limited beginnings to a reg- ular Milwaukee high school course of study which pre- pares students for industry or college. This grand career in education is depicted on these two pages. As a mem- ber of the 1917 faculty we see Mr. Ziegenhagen, the drawing teacher, in the pic- ture at the upper right. He is the second person in the second row sitting along- side Mr. T. Thom of our Machine Shop. As an in- structor in Manual Arts we see him running a class in the lower right hand pic- ture. He later became chairman of the Cabinet Making Department. When

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