Marines challenge La Jolla High students

During last Friday’s lunch at La Jolla High School, students take on the challenge laid down by visiting Marines, who hosted a pull-up contest and share information about the Corps. Various prizes were awarded depending on how many reps were done.

Giovanni Moujaes photo

Giovanni Moujaes photo

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