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INSIDE THIS ISSUECreative fundraising

Seneca Class of ’18 hostsKanJam tournament. PAGE 5

SEAN LAJOIE/The SunKevin Gray attacks the goal as the Seneca High School boys lacrosse team took on Lenape High School. Seneca fell to Lenape, 6-5. Formore photos, please see page 11.

Seneca lacrosse takes on LenapeMemoriesof World

War II

By SEAN LAJOIEThe Sun

“As a small boy in Marlton, Iwould ask my dad if I could go getmy haircut just to go down to thebarbershop and listen to the warveterans tell their tales. Theywould sit around the old woodstove, spit tobacco and discussNormandy Beach. That stuff fas-cinated me,” Bruce Powell said.

Powell, who has dedicated hislife to keeping his father’s WorldWar II memories alive, resides inTabernacle. His father, Elwood C.

Powell, lived in Pennsauken andenlisted for the “duration of thewar” from 1943 to 1945. He servedwith George S. Patton’s 4th Ar-mored Division, 35th Tank Battal-ion, Company B and was instru-mental in ending the “Battle of the Bulge.”

Powell has precisely recreated

please see POWELL, page 4

Resident Bruce Powelldedicates his life

to preserving father’s wartime stories



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these scenes in miniature form.His dioramas honor his father’scourageous service as a tank driv-er during the war.

Powell also went on to serve hiscountry proudly with two toursin Vietnam from 1964 to 1970. Hewas even once a docent on theUSS Battleship New Jersey.

When he returned from his

final tour, he was not too happywith the government, and that’swhat originally sparked the ideaof recreating these war stories tohelp educate the youth.

“The people have forgottenwhat got us to where we are now.If you ask kids who Gen. Pattonwas, you wouldn’t get an answer,but if you asked who MichaelJackson was, they would jump toit,” Powell said.

About 20 years ago, Powell-moved to Virginia where hewould go on to interview a num-ber of veterans from Virginia andWashington, D.C., many of thembeing old acquaintances of his fa-ther.

He spoke to some Red Tails,some Tuskegee Airmen andmany others, soaking up as muchinformation as he could to get abetter understanding of the bat-tles.

He also visited a lot of the bat-tle sites he was told about, travel-

ing all over England, to the north-ern part of France and even toNormandy beach.

“I actually filled a Chapstickcontainer with sand from thefarm we grew up on before I leftand brought the sand to theOmaha branch of the beachwhere my father landed with histank,” Powell said. “It was so re-

POWELLContinued from page 1

Powell hopes stories will help educate youth

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The Seneca High School Classof 2018 likes to have some funwhile it raises money.

On Tuesday, March 31, themain gym played host to a Corn-hole/KanJam tournament. Onehundred and eight students cameready to compete, sporting theirGolden Eagle pride with theiroutfits.

“We have a series of differenttournaments. We play dodgeballand volleyball as well,” said JayDonoghue, who was in charge of the event.

The student government forthe freshman class got together toformulate the idea for the event.

It is something they have beenplanning since January, so theywere able to get a hold of numer-ous Cornhole boards and Kan-

Jam sets from various places.There were a lot of people whobrought their personal sets from

home to help.

SEAN LAJOIE/The SunMark Pogazelski sets up to make his first throw going up against IanGrey’s team at the Seneca Cornhole/KanJam Tournament

Seneca High School Class of 2018 runs Cornhole/KanJam tournament

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warding to stand there where myfather had once fought for ourcountry and leave a little bit of our sand from the farm backhome.”

The war sto-ries he re-trieved, andphysically vis-iting the siteshis father de-scribed, en-

ables Powell tocreate out-standing art-work.

He spendsmany months, sometimes evenyears, creating each intricate de-tail to ensure a very realistic feelto his dioramas. All his art iscompleted entirely by himself,working in his machine shop.

His pieces are now on displayat his home in Tabernacle, but heoriginally would cart themaround in Virginia when he livedthere. Powell would bring themaround and give lectures to thekids, relaying stories that werepassed down to Bruce from his fa-ther.

“The kids couldn’t get enoughof it, and it made me happy to seehow intrigued they were, so Iwould educate them about thewar,” Powell said.

DIORAMASContinued from page 4

Dioramas take months or years

Special to The SunBruce Powell’s final recreation of a battle scene passed down to himfrom his father’s experiences.

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lacrosseSeneca Photos by Sean Lajoie/The Sun

Seneca High School boys lacrosse took onLenape High School last week at home. The

Golden Eagles fell to the Indians, 6-5. Clockwisefrom above: Golden Eagle Kevin Gray looks for

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rips a shot on net. Golden Eagle Tyver Butlerlooks for a cross-field pass.



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