March-1986
The Voice
Pag-e 8
Sports
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Final Home Game For Men: An Upset
By Marion Gore
The Bronco’s of Fayette- Falcons would lead by as
ville State University faced a much as 16 points,
second defeat home in two The Bronco’s high scorers
nights by the Saint Augustine were: Travis Adams (#20) with
Falcons. Thursday, February 25 points, and Kirby Smith
13, the Falcons took control (#24) with 20 points,
of the court and dominated For the Falcons, high
throughout the game. Going scorers were Darry Johnson
into a half-time lead of only (#32) with 24 points and
one point 36-35, the night was Randal Mounts (#42) with 24
over for the Bronco’s. The points.
Broncos Fall To Rams
By Chris Miller
The Fayetteville State
Men’s basketball squad fell
short to an explosive
Winston-Salem team Feb
ruary 3. 1986 by a count of 91
to 80. Winston-Salem ended
the first half of play leading
with a score of 52 to 38.
During the second half the
Broncos outscored the Rams
42 to 39. This was to no avail
because F.S.U. was short on
time on the clock which was
an important factor.
Fayetteville State had three to
place in double figures. They
were Derrik Sheffield with
eleven points, Travis Adams
with twenty-five, Kirby Smith
with twenty. The leaders for
the visiting squad where Steve
Hood and Alexander Hooper,
both with twenty-six points,
Charlie Spell had twenty, and
Harry Giles scored ten.
Girls Upset By Lady Falcons
By Marion Gore
On Wednesday, February
12, the Lady Broncos played
their final home game hosting
the Saint Augustine Falcons.
The first half scores 35-39
(Bronco’s Favor) had no
lasting effect as to the
outcome of the game. Despite
the fact that the Lady Broncos
played a good defensive game
and held on to the lead at half
time by four points, the
falcons came back and
defeated the lady Broncos 94-
83. Pam Wells (#25) led the
Lady Broncos with 25 points
and Lisa Green (#20) of the
Broncos scored 19 points.
Lady Broncos Rally Past Lady Rams
By Chris Miller
Feb. 3, 1986 the Winston- Salem 85. Fayetteville State
Salem Lady Rams arrived at had three ladies to hit in
F.S.U. to challenge our lady double figures. They were
Brancos in a Cl AA basketball Annetta Faulcon with sixteen,
contest. The Rams which led Lisa Green and Dirfiple White
the game at the end of the first with twenty-two points
half by a score of 51 to 48 respectively. For Winston-
could not hold on to this lead Salem, they also had three in
at the start of the second half, double figures, Donna
F.S.U. then rallied over the Johnson and Keena Menefee
visiting squad by out scoring hitting sixteen each, and Carol
them by a margin of 48 to 34. Huntley hittinga game high of
thirty-six points in a
effort.
losing
Fayetteville State rallied up
another-one in the winning
section February 5, 1986. FSU
led by 59 to 58 in the second
half before total chaos broke
out between the Norfolk State
squad and their coach over a
referee’s call. The incident
stopped the game, giving the
F.S.U. ladies an easy win.
Dean’s List
continued
Kirby Smith with twenty
points respectively. For the
visiting Rams, Alexander
Hooper and Steve Hood each
scored twenty-six points, and
Charlie Spell scored twenty to
pace their team to victory.
The game ended with the final
score of F.S.U. 96 Winston-
WSS Downs FSU
By Chris Miller
The male Broncos where
out-scored by fourteen points
here, February 5, 1986 at the
end of the first half by the
Winston-Salem Rams. The
Bronco’s were led by Derrik
Sheffield with eleven, Travis
Adams with twenty-five, and
FSU Wins By One By Chris Miller
The Lady Broncos of Double figure scorers for the
Broncos were Annet Faulcon
with eleven. Lisa Green with
thirteen, and Dimple White
with twenty points. For
Norfolk State, Stephanie
Roulach and Sharron Trapps
had ten, Ann Theus had
twenty points, and Zina Little
hit eleven.
McLean, Lisa G.
McPhail, Susan H.
McRae, Cynthia S.
Melvin, John E.
Miller, Sharon Y.
Mitchell, David K.
Moreno, Donald E.
Morris, Jerry D.
Naylor, Pamela H.
Normand, Genevieve K.
Pankey, John A.
Parker, Janice P.
Patterson. Juanita F.
Pearson, Barbara S.
Pender, James R.
Peregoy, William T.
Peterson, Myra V.
Pitts, Sonja D.
Powell, Maryann D.
Purdie, Jessie J.
Ramos-Garay, Eligio S.
Raymes, Margaret B.
Reynolds, Claudia R.
Richie, Cheryl G.
Robinson, Gretchen C.
Rosa, Jose’
Professional interviews for
career positions are scheduled
for the remainder of the
semester.
Special Note: Proper dress for
the interview is still a
requirement. Also, all persons
scheduled to interview in the
career planning and place
ment office are required to
have a current, correct resume
on file in the office before the
interview.
March 4, 1986 (Tues.) 9am-
4pm. Edgefield County
School District, Edgefield, SC
29824-Seeking majors in
Special Education, Primary,
Math K-12. Also at lOam-
3pm (Tues.) Vance County
Schools, Henderson, NC
27536-Seeking majors in
Early Childhood, Inter-
mediate Education, Special
Education, Learning Disa
bilities and Guidance
Counselors.
March 7, I0am-3pm (Fri.)-
University of Florida,
Graduate School, Gainesville.
FL., 32611.
McLeod, Jeffrey W.
McPhail. Vickie L.
McRae, Vivian C,
Melvin, Norman E.
Minch, Christine A.
Moore, Trenisha G,
Morris, Jane E.
Murray, James A
Newell, Ute H.
O’Dell, Tameria S.
Parham, Tony M.
Parker, Todd W.
Patterson, Melanie R.
Pearson, Gerry D.
Pennington, Bernis J.
Peterson, Charles G.
Phillips, Margaret E.
Powell, Linda H.,
Powell, Jr. Joseph W.
Quick, Angela M.
Ransaw, Otis R.
Reinhardt, Barbara M.
Rice, Patricia M.
Ridley, Aretha I.
Rogerson, Alice S.
Ross, Jeffrey R.
Rouse, Ronnie
Russell, Larry R.
Sansbury, Temesia
Schiefer, Margaret B.
Shackleford, Carol R.
Shellcrosslee. Denise C.
Shillingford, Kernita H.
Simmons, Wanda J.
Simpson, Wanda A.
Slinker. Margaret H.
Smith, Bettie J.
Smith, Mary M.
Sonnier, Lorri L.
Speece, Patricia P.
Spragg, Betty A.
Strickland. Mark E.
Studer, Jenifer S.
Surface, William E.
Tatum. Garda M.
Tew. Sandra D.
Thomas, Willie J.
Toby, Deborah Y.
Trancynger, Theresa A.
Truelove, Donna L.
Vaughn. Joyce M.
Wall. Jessie L.
Ward. Charles C.
Warren, Carol L.
Whitaker, Jeana C.
Whitted, Emily V.
Williams, Lucille O.
Williams, Phyllis A.
Williams, Tangelia F.
Wilson, Sandra L.
Womble, Jeffery M.
Wright, Roosevelt M.
Wright, Roosevelt V.
Rowe, Guillermo O.
Saffoe, Cleo W.
Scales, Renee’ S.
Scurry, Ronald D.
Shaw, Gregory L.
Shepard, Bobbie M.
Simmons, Earlene F.
Simpson. James R.
Skillman, Doris A.
Smith, Andy B.
Smith, Debra M.
Smith, Yong O.
Southerland, Tricia M.
Spottsville, Mashell A.
Stotler, Brian R.
Stubbs, Peggy O.
Suedbeck. Anna M.
Sutton, Ruth E.
Taylor, Marilyn S.
Thomas, Emma J.
Thrash. Julian E.
Tomlinson, Laurence D.
Trevino, Andrew R.
Turner, Gina L.
Walker, Joanne W.
Walston, Bonnie M.
Wardlaw, Kevin S.
Whitaker, Belva H.
White, Robyn Y.
Williams, David
Williams, Michael S.
Williams, Susan K.
Wilson. Daniel E.
Winfrey, Mary S.
Wright, Debora V.
Wrzosek. Diane M.
Wrzosek. Diane M.
Recruitment
Schedule
March 20. 9am-4pm
(Thurs.)-Greene County
Public Schools, Stanardsville,
VA., 22973-Seeking all
education majors. Also 9am-
4 pm (Thurs.)-Ohio State
University, Graduate School,
Columbus, OH.
March 21, 10am-3pm
(Fri.)-Greenwood School
District 50, Greenwood, SC.,
29648-Seeking majors in
English, Foreign Language,
Library Science, Math, Social
Studies, Special Education,
Science, Early Childhood and
Intermediate Education.
March 25, 9am-3:30pm
(Tues.)-Roanoke Cit>
Schools, Roanoke, VA.,
24031-Seeking all education
majors.
March 26. I0am-4pm
(Wed.)-Brunswick County
Schools, Southport, NC.,
28461-Seeking all education
majors.
March 27, 9am-4pm
(Thurs.)-Cobb County Public
Schools, Marietta, GA..
30061-Seeking all education
majors.
April 1, 9am-4pm (Tues.)-
Aiken County Public School
District. Aiken, SC.. 29802-
1 137-Seeking all education
majors.
April 9, 10am-5pm (Wed)-
Scotland County Schools,
Laurinburg, NC., 28352-
Seeking all education majors.
Also 9am-4pm, Robeson
County Schools, Lumberton,
NC., 28358-Seeking all
education majors.
April 10, 10am-3pm
(Thurs.)-Richmond County
Schools. Rockingham, NC.,
Seeking all education majors.
April 16, 9am-4;30pm
(Wed)-Bank America Finan
cial Services, Charlotte, NC..
28210-3177-Seeking business
majors. Handicapped
Students are urged to apply.
New addition. March 5,
I 0 a m - 3 p m ( W- e d ) - N a s h
County Schools. Nashxille.
NC 27856-Seeking all
education majors.