Madonna High School - Madonnary Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Oda! egilvwbw The social sciences are of vital importance to the cur- forward to the problems of the future. The fascinating study of history is a follow-up of the riculum of any school. They give the students an opportu- nity to delve into the past, appreciate the present, and look advantages. progress. and defeat of endless epochs of na- tions. The religious, human, and social outlook on life is viewed in many phases of the historical backgrounds of those whose constructive rulings paved the road for ad- vancement in culture, traditions, and the general welfare of mankind. History, in itself. reveals mans recognition of deity. mans struggle for power and existence, and mans attitude on the temporal and eternal rewards. lncorporated with the study of Wlorld History and United States History is the intensive study of the socio- logical problems which confront a well-governed country. state. and local units. Anita Rzepiela, Therese Kopielski, Roberta Antonetti lean Lembers: ant Sandra Novak gaze into the past through these modern-day replicas . ft xi 5 xi