Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Athletes Traditionally Try To Become A Record Breaker Upon arriving as freshmen, one can recall the statement, Check Tracey Singleton when you go to the football game. The man is bad! Who is Tracey Singleton? What position does he play? What does he look like? Within a few weeks, those questions lying at the back of everyone's minds were answered very quickly. He's only the greatest split end that Howard has ever had the opportunity to select as a member of their team Exposing Tracey's vast experience and know how on the field could go on for days; so to releive the anxieties of his fans, heres a brief summary of Tracey's career here at Howard. As of 1982-83. Tracey was chosen for the second consecutive offensive player of the year. Earlier in the season. Tracey was selected as the NCAA Division I AA leading pass receiver with 144 receptions, breaking the old mark set by Joe S gel (Portland State 77-80) of 140 Tracey went on to finish his career at Howard with 159 receptions for 3,187 yards and 16 touchdowns He led the conference for the third straight year in receptions with 65 catches for 1.978 yards and 8 touch- downs. Tracey was also a unanimous selection to the all-conference first team. Last but surely not least. Tracey was drafted into the United States Football League (USFL). Tracey had a very successful career at Howard. Without a doubt, he'll go on to a be a huge success as a professional football player. Then again, what else can you say? We at Howard are traditionally thorough and commend ourselves for our choice of excellence. — Debbie Moultry Preparing to OUu4 his Mockers. Tracey Singleton gels ready lor another great play- 28 Student Life

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 cause you have the feeling of being grown Nobody can tell you what to do. I don't mind advice, but I hate to be told what to do constantly. You have your privacy, and a great deal of freedom I've never hod so much fun in my life. I love it to death!” When asked, both Paula and Alfred said they would never move back into the dorms If given a chance, basically because of the small rooms, no privacy, not being able to entertain when you want to. and the fact that you have to share so much, such as the bath rooms. Making that big move is a serious step in life, but It's a step that needs to be taken by all students at one time

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