West Milwaukee High School - Wemihi Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Theo Knutson Miss Knutson was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin and received her early education there. She finished high school at Wautoma, Wisconsin. In high school she became interested in art, took private lessons and took some art work at Milwaukee State College. At that time music and art was combined in most small high schools in the state. She then became interested in Home Economics. After graduating from Stevens Point State Teachers College, she took further Wd,-k gf the University of Wisconsin. i Miss Knutson taught in Floodwood, Minnesota and in Grantsburg, Blair, and Richland Center, Wisconsin, ln 1927 she entered the West Milwaukee School Sys- tem where she organized the Home Economics Depart- ment. Having always been interested in the students and the school, the Annual Staff wishes to congratulate Mlilss 'Knutson on twenty-five years of devotion to our sc oo. Lyle B. Thompson Mr. Thompson was born in Tomah, Wisconsin, and graduated from the Tomah Grade 'and High Schools. After attending Stout Institute from 1923 to 1925, he entered the sheet metal trade in Malwaukee in 1926. In 1917 he became a teacher at West Milwaukee and organized the Industrial Arts'Department. Because of his athletic ability, he was appointed to the athletic staff at West Milwaukee. He has turn-' ed out many commendable teams. In 1927 his Eighth grade team won the Championship at Country Day, and in 1928 his team won the Junior High School Basket- ball Championship. The swimming team of 1931 won West Milwaukee's first Suburban Championship under his coaching, and the State of Wisconsin Swimming Championship was clinched by his 1932 swimming team. 1932 was a good year for Mr. Thompson, for the basketball team was coached to the Sectional High School Championship. A 'Jack of All Trades, he also coached the backfield on the only Championship Foot- ball team that has been turned out by West Milwau- kee, in 1933. Congratulations, Mr. Thompson, on twenty-five years of service to the West Milwaukee Schools. 9