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w Page 12 Clark Atlanta University Panther April 29, 1991 Seniors Bid Their Farewell To CAU By Anthony George and Stephanie Sanders This year, many Clark Atlanta University athletes unofficially retired from their respected sport. Many of these athletes will focus their career paths in the area where they will receive their degree, or continue their education in graduate school . Here is a profile of all seniors who played athletics for the Panthers this season. FOOTBALL Millard Hamilton, 23 Hometown: Ridgeland, S.C. Major: Physical Education Millard Hamilton was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the sixth round of the NFL '91 draft. He plans to make the team and do the best job that he can. Hamilton also aspires to be the rookie of the year, leading receiver for the Bills and possibly make it to the Pro Bowl. His most memorable moment was during his junior year, Hamilton made two touchdowns and two interceptions for 160 yards against North Carolina Central University. Millard's final comments were to thank the coaching staff, student body and special thanks to the offensive line. Marlow Roberson, 21 Hometown: Atlanta, Ga. Major: Community Health Education Roberson intends to further his education at the Sports Medicine Academy or the University of South Florida. If possible, he would like to play in the Canadian League, but he's not sure exactly what the future holds for him in football. His most memorable moment at CAU was the game the Panthers defeated Fort Valley for the first time since he has been at CAU. Roberson accounted for four touchdowns. Roberson's final comments include thanks to the coaching staff and his teammates. He said he will miss Clark and the football team but the Panthers' future looks bright. Richard Siebert, 22 Hometown: Richland, S.C. Major: Physical Education Sibert's goals include graduating from CAU with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education. He would also like to try his hand at playing in the Canadian League. Ultimately,he would like to go back to his high school and work with the kids. His most memorable moment at CAU was when he first arrived at the university. He thought he was going to be immediate star. After a while, he came to realize that there was quite a lot of competition which he would eventually have to deal with. VOLLEYBALL K Ceakou Howell,22 Hometown: St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Major: Radio, Television , and Film Howell is playing the waiting game. She has applied to go to graduate school, but has not heard anything yet. If she continues her academic career, she will continue to play volleyball. She will attend a volleyball camp, and her ultimate goal is to play on a national team. If she does not go to graduate school, Howell said she will work at a job in her major. Her most memorable moment at CAU is playing in volleyball tournament at Paine College her junior year. She had three consecutive kills (spikes). BASKETBALL James Martin, 22 Hometown: Atlanta, Ga. Major: Business Management Martin recently competed in the Black College Basketball Classic wooed many scouts from the National Basketball Association. The Indiana Pacers, Philadelphia 76'ers, Miami Heat and Milwaukee Bucks had representative to speak with Martin. Also, several International scouts were impressed with Martin, and may have an opportunity to tour Europe this summer. If basketball does not work out, Martin said he is ready to take on corporate America. His most memorable moments at CAU is registration. He said it has prepared him mentally. His memorable game was against Alabama Montgomery, where he scored a career high 45 points this season. Martin said if he could leave something at CAU, he would loan former teammate Edward Ward his leaping ability. He also said he gives his coach his best wishes. Note: The four track seniors could not be reached for comment Continued from page 11 Intercollegiate Athletic Association tennis tournament in Normal, Al. April 27. The tournament is tentatively rescheduled May 5 in Macon or South Fulton. Pictured top to bottom: Millard Hamilton, Marlow Roberson and James Martin. Intramural Basketball Tournament Schedule Falstaff 86 Falstaff Prop-Masters 66 APRIL 29 6:15 Support Service 0(F) Dogs Dogs 2 MAY 1 6:15 Untouchables 36 Educators Educators 55 ArKIL, ly 7:JU Gold Rush 0(F) Hoopsters Hoopsters 2 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Strickly Business 2 Stricktly Business MAY 3 7:00 Merner 0(F) APRIL 30 6:15 Brusers 41 Brusers Mob 28 MAY 1 7:30 486'ers 35 Panthers Panthers 101 APRIL 30 7:30 Vets 52 Vets Rio 49 1 CHAMPION