Divine Child High School - Clarion Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Mr. Glynn Mrs. Salvatti Mr. Woodard Mr. LaPointe Miss Vargo

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Futures Are Found In Others’ Pasts The social studies at D.C. enable the student to see his relationship with the rest of the world in perspective. He begins to feel the intrinsic unity of all men as he learns of the numerous traits they have had in common since the beginning of recorded history. In World and American Histories the student discovers the huge pattern that both ancient and modern civilizations follow. American Government leads the student back through the development of the laws and institutions which make our country what it is today. Afro-American History is for students who want to delve deeper into the backround of another culture in order to appreciate and understand different people. Students begin the exploration of the id, ego, and super ego in their daily Psychology endeavors. The study of people, their laws, heritage and minds helps the D.C. student become a better person himself. That is the goal of all education-making better people. FAR LEFT: In American History class, John Kovach wonders if he has enough money to finance the Louisiana Purchase. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Woodard and Boh Halstead explore possible ways to unite the races in peace. ABOVE: Tom Kubik prepares to run another flick in Government. LEFT: Dean Faletti ponders the weight of the world. 21