Summer with the Indians
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Summer with the Indians recalls many of my personal observations and experiences with Native Americans over the years, with a special focus on my life as a teenager in 1961. Only a few weeks before my 15th birthday I began working with Native Americans in the apple orchards of Washington State. It was the summer I learned much about a different culture, about prejudice, about true friendship.
James McKenzie
James A. McKenzie is a Michigan native, raised in Montrose, and currently residing in Haslett. The father of three children, he has enjoyed coaching their sports teams. An alumnus of Michigan State University, he trained as an engineer and is a skilled metal model maker by profession, able to create items that do not exist at present. If it can be imagined, he can make it. In addition to writing, his interests include sports and he has been a season ticketholder of Michigan State's women's basketball for years.
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