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Updated: 6:38 PM Oct 19, 2007
Memorial site at old Denison High School
DENISON, Tex. -- The old Denison High School may be gone, but it won’t be forgotten. A memorial was dedicated at the site on Main Street on Friday. Posted: 4:21 PM Oct 19, 2007Reporter: Mystic Matthews Email Address: mystic.matthews@kxii.com |
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DENISON, Tex. -- The old Denison High School may be gone, but it won’t be forgotten. A memorial was dedicated at the site on Main Street on Friday.
The memorial consists of signs and balloons hung by two ladies who say they want to remind everyone about the historical building that once stood there.
The ladies, who are from out of town, followed the demolition, and are now encouraging others to put their signs or flowers with theirs.
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