Moving History Forward: NIJC experienced growth, stability
North Idaho Junior College main buildings in 1964 with Kildow Hall on left, Lee Hall in the middle and Christenson Gym on right.
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NIJC Auto Shop building completed in 1962. An auto-body and fender repair course was offered for the first time in 1963.
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A 1966 photo of the NIJC Administration Building, center, with windows. Kildow Library with brick and ivy on left. Planting ivy to grow on Lee Hall was done by the 1950 faculty and intended to be a lasting legacy. It reportedly came from their alma maters (The Gathering Place, p. 52).
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Editor's note: Originally published in the Kootenai Chronicles, Coeur d’Alene Press, Aug. 14, 2000...
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