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administrative building, and another building was added to it. This was the Banks
Building, which added a tremendous amount of classrooms to the school. A small elementary school was built behind the high, school called Warren Dorris Elementary. As the high school population grew, the elementary school was attached with a breezeway to the next building. A small gymnasium and a football playing field were also added.
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After the first buildings were completed, there was a gap between the next renovations, but eventually the fourth building was added to the campus. The Cloer
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Douglas County High School, and the small, twelve-classroom building was added to and built up around. The first major change came when the wooden framed auditorium caught fire and left the building exposed. Later the original building was converted into the
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