Preston High School - Heritage Jayette Yearbook (Preston, MN)

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Mathematics and Science The mathematics department of PHS triggers calculated desires to achieve. Courses in elementary al- gebra and geometry were fol- lowed bv advanced math and anal- ysis. The freshmen were introduced to algebra, while the sophomores struggle with post- ulates and theorems and relating them to proofs. Higher algebra is a combination of all your algebra and geometry knowledge. Analy- sis is the most advanced and few- est membered class. Striving forward in the complex work of today, Preston’s science department keeps the pace. Chemistry class learned the iden- tification of the elements and the problems of molar volume, mo- lecular weights and formulas. Physics class proves their knowl- edge of the sciences through ex- periments. Biology students study many things from botany, the cell, human anatomy, physiology and zoology. The math and science department is an important part of the cur- riculum at PHS. It is widely learned to remain attuned with the many achievements of today. AUDREY CRITZ-B.S. Moor- head State College; Science 7,8; Math 7; 8th Grade Advisor. KENNETH DENNY-B.S. La- Crosse State University; M.Ed. Winona State; Math 9-12; Coach for Basketball, Golf; Athletic Director. GRANT BOADWINE-B.S. South Dakota State University; M.C.S. University of Mis- sissippi; Chemistry; Physics. PAUL ZIMMERMAN-B.A. Augsburg College; Biology; 7th, 8th Grade Science; Track; Cross-Country. 15

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Above: Mrs. Critz gives students a reassuring smile. Above Right: Mr. Denny relaxes for a big game. Right: Mr. Boadwine does his homework. M

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LES BRELSFORD-B.M. Simpson College; Jr. + Sr. Choir; General Music, Voice Lessons; Madrigal Sing- ers; Boys’ Choir. BRUCE SPILLUM-B.S. University of North Da- kota; 5-12 Music Lessons; 5 + 6 grade band; Jr. + Sr. Band; Pep Band. GARRY POST-B.S. Mankato State College; Ele- mentary, Jr. + Sr. High Art. NANCY ERICSON-B.S. Stout State University; Home Economics 7-12; FHA Advisor; Junior Class Advisor. MORRIS H. TITRUD—B.S. University of Min- nesota; H.S. Agriculture, Adult Agriculture; FFA Advisor. RICHARD WILDGRUBE-B.S., M.S. Winona State College; Industrial Arts. SHIRLEY GOUTCHER-B.A. Westmar College; Bookkeeping; Office Machines; Data Processing; Shorthand I and II; Sophomore Class Advisor. DENNIS O’HARA-B.S. Dickenson State College; Office Procedure; Recordkeeping; Typing; Personal Typing; Business; Math; Wrestling Coach. RICHARD IRISH—B.S. Mankato State College; Drivers Education; 'B’ Basketball Coach; Ass’t. Foot- ball Coach; Ass’t. Baseball Coach; Elementary Physi- cal Education-1-6-B.S. Physical Education and So- cial Studies.