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RAYMOND WARREN, 13, won
the Percy Julian Scholastic A
ward for 1958. He was one of
the youngest members of the
1958 eighth grade graduating
class: Raymond has been an hon
or student since his early school
days. In 1957, he ’received the
Outstanding Student Award from
South Phoenix Woman’s Club.
Ray’s favorite subjects are
English and History. His hob
bies were reading, dancing, and
listening to records. He collect
ed stamps until it became too
costly. Buying records brought
more satisfaction than used
stamps.
He enjoys playing baseball
and football. His favorite movie
actress is Elizabeth Taylor and
his favorite movie actor is Kirk
Douglas. He prefers the singing
of Ella Fitzgerald and- Nat King
Cole. He enjoys rock and roll
music and he thinks it is popu-
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It check my record and elect
! m ELMER 6. KING
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| In 1951 to 1953, while superintendent of the county hospital, it was \
i the first time in Maricopa county history, that a Negro was ever «
| employed as an office worker, investigator, etc* My record will
i also show that as a construction contractor, for the past fifteen
j years, I have always employed approximately fifty percent Negro J
« labor, lam the only Dry Wall Contractor in. the state of Arizona
! that employs them with top wages. At present my longest and
J most trusted employee is a Negro, [
lar because everyone can feel
it and be happy.
Raymond dreams of attend
ing Howard University or the
College of Physicians and Sur
geons in San Francisco. He would
specialize in childhood diseases.
As a member of the South
minster Presbyterian Church,
Raymond is active in the Youth
Fellowship and Junior Usher
Board. Raymond is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warren, Jr.,
2161 E. Violet Drive.
Dr. Georg von Bekesy, a
Harvard University scientist, re
cently described how he had made
a 'substitute ear’ that may one
day allow deaf people to 'hear*
by means of sound waves on their
skin. The 'ear’ is a long tube
like apparatus fitted with a mic
rophone. It is strapped on the
forearm of the subjects.
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Arizona Tribune, Friday, Sept. 5, 1958