Closures rock Cd'A schools
Alumni from the Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy plan for an all-school reunion in 2000, including (from left): Ken Koep (Class of 1962), the Rev. George Rassley, Kathy Montgomery (1963) and Linda Ely (1963).
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Sister Avellina, the IHM principal in 1964, lobs a football to Coach Gene Boyle and cheerleaders (kneeling, from left) Jane Lauf, Kathleen McMurray and Barb Whiteley, and, (standing from left) Linda Larsen and Ann Matson.
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Artist Terry Lee poses with his interpretive paintings in 1996.
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Baylie Miller, 2, plays with Blaze, her cousin’s tree-climbing cat, in 2001.
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Red Halpern, Coeur d’Alene’s parks and rec director, presents seventh-grader Greg Crimp with a trophy for winning a free throw competition in 1961.
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A worker bulldozes the Great Northern railroad station in 1966.
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As he flips burgers in 2001, Steve Hudson is unconcerned about rising meat prices.
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Cancer survivor Anna Bunde sits among students, parents and other survivors at a 2001 Lakes Middle School Cancer Awareness Assembly.
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The news resounded like a thunderclap for Coeur d’Alene’s Roman Catholic families.
On March 6, 1971, Sister Superior M. Mariel announced that the Immaculate Heart of Mary would close its three local schools in June.
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