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1. www.denverpost.com › obituaries › william-fairchild-coWilliam Fairchild Obituary - CO - The Denver Post

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   Jan 30, 2011 · He was raised in Denver and graduated from South Denver High School. After graduating Bill enlisted in the Army and proudly served his country during the Viet Nam War. Upon discharge...

2. www.legacy.com › obituaries › nameWilliam Fairchild Obituary - Death Notice and Service Information

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   Feb 3, 2011 · William Fairchild passed away in Denver, Colorado. The obituary was featured in Denver Post on January 29, 2011.

3. www.legacy.com › us › obituariesWilliam Fairchild Obituary (2011) - Legacy Remembers

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   Jan 30, 2011 · Fairchild, William Ray William "Bill" Fairchild died unexpectedly in Mesquite, NV on January 25, 2011. He was born on January 2, 1949 in Iowa but moved to Denver, CO at a young age. He was raised...

4. history.denverlibrary.org › news › denverNorth, South, East, West - Denver's Iconic Public High Schools

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   Sep 9, 2016 · Denver East Side was moved to its current location on City Park in 1922, and officially renamed Denver East High School. The school's architect, George Herbard Williamson, was himself a graduate of the original East Side High School.

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5. www.eastangels.network › historySchool History - East Angels Alumni Network

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   The school was built as part of a citywide effort to modernize and beautify public buildings, streets and parts called the “City Beautiful” campaign. The architect was Denver native George Hebard Williamson, an 1893 graduate of the “old” East High.

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6. classreport.org › usa › coSouth High School - Class of 1967 - Classreport.org

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   Classreport.org provided free website for the Class of 1967 from South High School for the members and guests of this class to stay informed of reunion events and updates from fellow members.

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   Who built Denver East High School?

   • The school's architect, George Herbard Williamson, was himself a graduate of the original East Side High School. He won national acclaim for the school, which was based in part on Philadelphia's Independence Hall. Denver East High School as it stands today opened its doors in the fall of 1925.

   North, South, East, West - Denver's Iconic Public High Schools

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   What was the original Denver high school called?

   • The original Denver High School was known by a variety of names. It was most commonly called Denver East Side to differentiate it from Denver West Side High School and Denver North Side High School, which were both built in 1883.

   North, South, East, West - Denver's Iconic Public High Schools

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   When was Denver East Side High School renamed?

   • Denver East Side was moved to its current location on City Park in 1922, and officially renamed Denver East High School. The school's architect, George Herbard Williamson, was himself a graduate of the original East Side High School. He won national acclaim for the school, which was based in part on Philadelphia's Independence Hall.

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   What was Franklin High School called?

   • Though the school was officially called Franklin School, the upper grades of Franklin were more commonly known as Denver West Side High School. The name was in keeping with other area schools - Denver High School was known as Denver East Side, and the high school in Highland was known as Denver North Side.

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   Who designed the New Denver high school building?

   • The new high school building was built bordering Washington Park, and was designed by the prominent Denver architecture firm Fisher and Fisher. The building is inspired by the Basilica of Santa Maria Cosmedin in Rome, a church famous for housing the skull of St. Valentine.

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   Why was Denver high school built?

   • In 1882, Denver High School was built in Denver's booming business district, on the corner of 19th and Stout streets. Famed Denver architect Robert Roeschlaub designed the school. Roeschlaub wanted to carve the face of a young girl into the new building's cornerstone to symbolize Denver High School's dedication to youth.

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8. www.dpsk12.org › o › manualLegacy of Achievement | Manual High School

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   Today, we are building on this powerful legacy of achievement and are proud of our many graduates who have distinguished themselves in a wide array of fields. Manual alumni include Wellington Webb, the first African American mayor of Denver; Norman Rice, the first African American mayor of Seattle; Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales, an activist ...