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Yosemite was Manteca’s first elementary/grammar school

Photo contributed This postcard shows the old two-story brick Yosemite School that was built in 1914 for $17,500 plus $1,500 to buy the three acres. The 10-room school was gutted by fire on Aug. 7, 1948. It was replaced by the school that is now known as Manteca Day School.

School — Photo contributed This postcard shows the old two-story brick Yosemite School that was built in 1914 for $17,500 plus $1,500 to buy the three acres. The 10-room school was gutted by fire on Aug. 7, 1948. It was replaced by the school that is now known as Manteca Day School.

Published: Jul 29, 2019, 2:10 AM

By DENNIS WYATT

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Chris Teicheira accepts one of the three Downtown Enhancement Awards presented Thursday during the State of the City event at Great Wolf Lodge. Teicheira opened the Deaf Puppy Comedy Club last year.

chris T — Chris Teicheira accepts one of the three Downtown Enhancement Awards presented Thursday during the State of the City event at Great Wolf Lodge. Teicheira opened the Deaf Puppy Comedy Club last year.

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