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AT BROEDERKING CLUB David Tydgat bowling the Belgian way tries to hit a stake in the alley with a wooden disc. SPICY ITALIAN FOODS are often served in the Macri house- hold. Here Sandy watches her father make a pizza. Where tepees once stood and Indians once roamed, 34,000 people now live in our vibrant community, which derived its name, Mishawaka, from an Indian word meaning swift vaters. Plotted in the 1830 ' s, Mishawaka was patterned after a New England village. Before and after Vorld War I, job opportunities here attracted immigrants from Europe. With them they brought cherished cus- toms which blended with those of the earlier settlers to form the Princess City we know today. The Belgians came in the largest numbers; thus our town is now thought to be the second largest Belgian-American settlement in the United States. Educational opportunities our forefathers never had and wanted badly are evident today in schools like our own— schools, which, with our churches, our clubs, and our business establishments, reflect the many facets of our heritage amid twentieth century ideas. A DESCENDANT of early settlers in Mishawaka, Ricky Doo- little, examines an old moving picture machine. m m 11
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AT CHILDREN ' S MUSEUM Katliy Hcsch points out different types of foreign dress to her sisters. In other dis- plays relics and pictures of early Mishawaka show the history of our town. yyur I mixed J eritaae C nrlcheA K ur Ll r .ii ed FOREIGN STUDENTS are especially wel- come at MHS. With our own varied heritage we have learned to enjoy the cultures of other lands. Here Junjiro Midzuno from Japan is served at the AFS supper by Danisli Kirsten Hundevad and Turkish Emel Haydu, our exchange students. 10
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FACIORV l()Ri: r, N Salycr. one of the thousands of skilled workers in Mishawaka ' s industries, explains a machine to his son. BUSINESS MAN Semenak and his son talk over a repair job with a customer in their electrical appliance shop in Mishawaka. BAND DIRECTOR Bowers, here instructing his son Doug, is one of the many professional men and women living in the community. 12
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