St Stanislaus High School - Stan Em Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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jODAY, Aladdin's genii would have first-class inferiority complexes. The trouble? There are so many man-made wonders to show them up as bushers in the llvliracle League. Could any amount of lamp rubbing produce, for example, such out-of-this-world things as: the electron microscope, germ-killing lamps, jet planes or the electric eye? They've also switched radar from the battlefield to the kitchen in a dingus which will roast a hot dog, or broil a steak, before you can draw a cup of coffee to go with it. It's enough to give any Class A genie a nervous breakdown. And, as always, there are two schools of thought on where we go from here. One IS ably represented by those like the end of his creative ability! There's another, larger school, of man's creativeness . . . only the bountiful world ahead. g L. Ellsworth, one-time U. S. Commissioner of Patents, who in 1844 stated that man had reached which holds that we are only crossing the threshold Which school are you graduating into? Mr. Henry thank goodness, beginning to sense I OHIPHIIY

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