Deanna Nielsen drove into a parking lot Tuesday afternoon to a massive pile of bricks as workers continued to demolish Granite High School The Sandy woman joined a stream of visitors looking to take home a piece from the historic school, which has sat vacant for almost a decade. Nielsen took a brick for her mother, Ruth Lehman Johnson, who graduated from the school in 1935 and is now 100 years old.
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