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Hobart Parks Dept. Superintendent John Mitchell takes a moment to read the names on the plaque memorializing those who gave their lives in Korea and Vietnam. Mitchell's relative, Donald E. Erwin is among those who died in Vietnam. The memorials are part of the "Spirit of the American Doughboy" statue dedicated in 1925 by the American Legion Post 54.
Erika Dahl, left, communications director for the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority, and Alice Smedstad, treasurer of the Merrillville-Ross Township Historical Society prepare to bring items out of storage and into the W.F. Wellman Exhibit Hall.
Michael Wilk of Student Academic Support flips a Friisbee to students attending the welcome rally.
Thomas Johansen was one of the blacksmiths and horseshoers in the early days of Highland. His building was located on the southwest corner of Kennedy and Highway Avenues. Today there is a gas station at that corner.
Velzie Fuller, disease intervention specialist stands in her office at the Gary Health Department.