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Fifteen La Vista High School students, working under the supervision of local artist Emigdio Vasquez Jr., recently completed a mural, “Educated Choices.” Vasquez designed the mural, which is on a classroom wall facing the center of campus. The project was an effort of the Fullerton Museum Center and the high school to depict several positive paths students can take, and is intended to deter youths from violence, drinking and drugs.
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