MARCH. 1979
THE VOICE
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LADY BROIVCOS CIAA CHAMPS
IVew Residence Hall
vs Hood Hall
by Shirley Long
Hood Hall defeated New
Residence Hall by one point.
The score was Hood Hall 22
and New Residence 21.
New Residence players
are Gladys Artis, Bailey
Burney, Thomasine Byrd,
Gwen Frederick, Elizabeth
James, Doris Jones, Delores
Jones, Gloria Jordan, Shirley
Long and Mamie Mitchell.
The coaches are Charles
Hamilton and Milton
Richardson.
Hood Hall players are
Debra Anderson, Sheryl
Kearns, Judy Roberts,
Emerlene Robertson, Janice
Toon and M. Townsend. The
coach is Curmon Jones.
Lady Broncos End
Season On Good Note
Fayetteville State
University’s Broncoettes will
enter the upcoming Women’s
CIAA Tournament with an 18-
7 overall record and a three
game win streak. The Lady
Broncos put the finishing
touches on a very good season
by handing the Bears of
Livingstone College an 107-68
shellacking. The Broncoettes
were paced by All-American
Candidates Katrina Owens
and Angelia Newsome with 25
and 21 points respectively.
Freshmen Katrina Bullock
and Diathia Morris added 21
and 13 points respectively.
The pairings for the
Women’s CIAA Tournament
held in Elizabeth City, North
Carolina still have not been
set but Fayetteville will be
seeded third in the three day
event.
“We may only be seeded
third but if our bench holds up,
we could be a lot of trouble for
a lot of people,” stated first
year head coach Maceo
Smith.
For the year, 6-4 Katrina
Owens leads the team in
scoring and rebounds with
some impressive numbers,
22.8 ppg and 20.8 rpg. Next
comes Freshman Diathia
Morris with an average of 17.7
ppg and Angelia Newsome,
17.4 ppg. Freshman Katrina
Owens averages 10-8 points
coming off the bench.
The CIAA Women’s
Tournament will be held at
Elizabeth City State
University February 15
through February 17.
Bowling
Tournament Held
by Jerry L. Williams,
Program Director
On February 7, five (5)
Fayetteville State University
students departed from
Knoxville, Tennessee where
they participated in the
Association of College Unions-
International recreational
tournament. The students are
members of a bowling team
that represented the
University in the region 5
tournament.
The tournament was held
February 8-10 at the
University of Tennessee.
Members of the female
bowling team are: Kathleen
Smith, Patricia Crump,
Carolyn Williams, Paula
McEachern, Valerie McAfee.
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FSJU l^ames JVew Assistant Athletic Director and Coach
When Kirkland Hall left
Fayetteville State University
to become Head Basketball
Coach at Maryland Eastern
Shore, Coach Robinson lost a
valuable assistant coach and
assistant athletic director. He
knew finding a quality
assistant who knew his
program (Hall played for
Robinson at Maryland State,
now Maryland Eastern Shore)
would be, at the least, dif
ficult. But Robinson found
more than an adequate
replacement when he was
able to pry Coach Jake Ford
for Vorhees College in Den
mark, South Carolina.
Like Hall, Ford played
collegiate basketball under
Coach Robinson at the
University of Maryland
Eastern Shore. A three year
starter at University of
Maryland Eastern Shore,
Ford led his team to the finals
of the NAIA National Tour
nament in Kansas City once
and to the semi-finals once. In
1969, Ford was named Most
Valuable Player in the NAIA
Tournament as well as to the
All-Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association (CIAA)
Team. In 1970, Ford was
named First Team All-
American as well as Player of
the Year in the CIAA. Upon
completion of his stellar
collegiate career. Ford spent
three years in the National
Basketball Association
playing for the Seattle
Supersonics. From there Ford
went on to continue his
education at Indiana
University.
In 1974, Ford received his
Masters degree from Indiana
and was named Head Coach at
Vorhees College. His coaching
abilities became quickly
apparent as Ford’s team won
the South Eastern Athletic
Conference and he was named
conference Coach of the Year.
In 1978, just before leaving
Vorhees, Ford was once again
named (3oach of the Year.
Jake Ford is half of a
successful coaching family.
His brother, Hank, is the Head
Coach at Hampton Institute
where last year he led
Hampton to its best record
ever and was named Coach of
the Year in the CIAA.
Ford is married to the
former Miss Joslyn Booker of
Richmond, Virginia, a
graduate of Virginia State
College and Indiana
University. Mrs. Ford is also a
new member of the Fayet
teville State University
family.
EXPRESSIONS EXPRESSIOIVS EXPRESSIONS
ThinUing of You
There are lots of intimate
greetings
Going on from day to day
With thoughts that are meant
to cheer and brighten
someone’s day
But none could be more sin
cere
Than these “special three”
that “I” say unto you
I LOVE YOU.
GEW-QUE
S December
There are many dates to
remember
For me the date, 6 December
December 6 was in years past
just a date that opened and
shut like a gate.
Now I know that 6 December
is a date to remember
6 December turned out to be
more than a lemon
The sweetness that I will long
remember
Came to me on 6 December.
GEW-QUE
All Kinds
It takes all kinds of people to
■■ make a world, it’s true
But there are few as won
derful in every way as you.
And so, of course, it wouldn’t
do to miss this chance to say
You’re thought of and
remembered in an extra
special way!
GEW-QUE
With You
I’d like to be with you today if
only for a while
I’d like to share your company
and see your cheery smile.
But since that seems im
possible
I’ll do the next best thing
And visit you in heart and
thought by just remem
bering.
GEW-QUE
LOVE
Love is a feeling...of joy
and delight...It makes you
think...all through the
night...you wonder what will
happen...the next day...will
we break up...or will things
stay okay...I pray and ask
God...withall my heart...to let
us remain together...and
never depart...Love is to
care...for someone in need...to
never let down...to always
succeed.
Valery Joy Frazier
Ifly Beautiful Dream
KC
PARTS OF IflE
I have a mind which I shall
use...
To make my choice, to do or
refuse.
You can not make me fall your
way...
If I have no feelings on what
you say.
My heart is soft, but can be
strong...
Especially when you’ve done
me wrong.
So do not take a piece of it...
Until you feel for me, a little
bit.
My knees may ache when I
feel weak...
Therefore you must stand
near my feet...
In case I fall, you’ll help me
stand...
If you are what you say, a
man...
Don’t think you know me by
my eyes...
For I can fool, I can disguise...
I may look as though I care...
And you’ll feel so just by my
stare...
My mouth brings out the real
in me...
When I wanna talk, it just runs
free...
If I shut up for a minute or
two...
One reason is because I’m
tickled at you...
These parts of me, you can not
take...
Because they’re mine, for
Heaven’s sake.
Valery Frazier
My eyes were closed and you
became
A victim of my dream.
The one who came into the
light
The one who came into the
light
Out from the darkened scene
You held out your hands for
me
To pull me in your arms
So I gave in to become
A Victim of your charm
And, oh how beautiful it was
The words you said to me
And the expression on your
face
When I had to disagree
But still my dream was
beautiful
Cause we both understood
That our love would never go
bad
That it will always stay good.
Valery Frazier
LIFE
Life! You are life, the story
that is old as time itself.
The most understood and yet
the most misunderstood.
For you are the beginning and
that every changing reality
who lives forever and ever!
You are hard sometimes.
You are soft sometimes.
You are your own self-chosen
end.
But what is my significance?
Why have you brought me to
this land?
Was it my fortune that I was
brought from oblivion to
inflict my influence upon the
world?
I see thousand, ten thousands
dying and sometimes deep-
down in my heart it makes
me feel sad, so sad...
But what keeps me going is
the pleasure of knowing that
for everyone that suffers
another feels joy and
happiness.
I have cried for myself and for
you but still I wonder.
One day I will dare come visit
you, high in some distant,
present past.
For I know as you read
each word, each letter, I
come closer to you, humble
and meek as a wanderer.
You have given me wisdom
you have given me hope.
You have bored through my
heart many a night, many a
day...
But you have given me the
capacity to love, to search
and to hope.
For you withhold something
from me that is dear to all
that unknowing reality
called Future!
Life! You are life, the story
that is old as time itself.
For you are the beginning that
every changing reality.
We have both asked this
question and yet it is most
obvious.
Open your heart my friend!
Look around my love!
For your search has ended.
Joseph J. Gordon