Huckleberries: Humps, lumps and disco dancing
Mary Lou Reed, left, and Nancy Flagan, center, work out at the Krystal Plunge under the watchful eye of instructor Lorraine Ursaki.
Photo courtesy of the Coeur d'Alene Press archives
EvaMae Kline and her daughter, Midge (Kline) Smock, ride exercise bikes at the Krystal Plunge.
Fred Murphy
Gerry Sorensen Lenihan
Artist Marie Ryan presents her paint scheme for “Coeur d’Moose” to Sagle artist Bryan Ross and his wife, Kaye.
Kennedy Commission officers L.L. Gardner (seated, left), James McKinnon (right) and John Hunt consider ways to honor JFK.
Pat Acuff’s mini profile.
Boy Scouts view a photo that was taken of them with Congressman Helen Chenoweth, left, at the 1999 Lincoln Day Dinner.
Midge Smock fondly recalls winter 1968-69 when she rushed after school to exercise with her mother at the Krystal Plunge.
Midge, then a sophomore at Coeur d'Alene High, and her mom, EvaMae Kline, weren't the only ones drawn to the fitness hot spot.
According to the Coeur d’Alene Press, more than 100 women enrolled in the center’s twice-weekly Keep Fit with Exercise program “to do something about their lumps and bumps.”
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