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campaigned for it to serve through grade 12 so students could graduate with diplomas and continue on to attend college or universities. In 1926, Jones succeeded in persuading the county board, and
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kept the school open as long as he could. Two teachers were hospitalized, there were 91 broken windows in the surrounding area, and
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