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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1966

Page

8

Army recreation education gains highlighted at depot

Scott lauds Cortland as a leading school in recreation education with high applicant numbers last year. The program, plus field work experience, aims to increase trained recreation personnel for Army duties. Retirement notes: Margaret Veness known as the Flying Grandmother, Marian Sweetland, Joseph Jacobs, and Olive Kells.

Scott Depot Margaret S. Veness Marian L. Sweetland Joseph W. Jacobs Oliver M. Kells Veness Depot Aero Club Women’s International Aif Mace New York Nasses Bahamas Sweetland Cornell University Cones Homer Barber Jacobs U.S. Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corp Lee Hall Olive M. Kells Griffiss Afb Utica Adrean Terrace

Hobart Five Split Pair In Comeback Victory

Depot Five defeated Seneca 99 to 82 on February 4 at Geneva College gym. Dave Harmon scored 41 points as Hobart pulled away after a tight first half. The Lyons All Stars beat Seneca 101 to 57 on February 12, with Jim Henderson leading scoring at 22 and Ron Muscarella and Ken Graham each adding 18.

Hobert Seneca Geneva Colleges Hobart Depot Dave Harmon Jim Henderson Ken Graham Lyons All Stars Senecamen Ron Muscarella Harry Scott Earl Gary

Henderson Basketball Player Jim Henderson Profile

Jim Henderson, a 6 foot 1 inch Philadelphia native, faced practice limits due to depot duties and shifts while playing for a post squad. A West Philadelphia High graduate, he earned a South Carolina State scholarship, started as a freshman in 1962, broke an ankle midseason, and later joined the Army in 1964 with Syracuse University showing interest.

Jim Henderson Philadelphia Kck Jim West Philadelphia High South Carolina State South Carolina Orangeburg University Syracuse University

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