and Felipe O'Campo, under the supervision of professional artist Tina Blytas, created a multicultural mural posted within the state school facility. The mural depicts the Statue of Liberty, an Aztec calendar, a leopard symbolizing Africa, and chained hands breaking free that represent the emancipation of slaves. The people depicted in the mural include Bessie Coleman, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Selena, and Emiliano Zapata. The bottom of the mural depicts the six flags over Texas. In addition Gainesville students, under the direction of Judy Peele, the fine arts coordinator, created a Hispanic Culture Mural to depict Hispanic culture in the past and present. The mural includes an Aztec warrior in ceremonial headdress, Emiliano Zapata, and "El Castillo," a temple representing the architecture of the Aztecs. References External links "Gainesville State School." Texas Youth Commission Reilly, Rick. "There are some games in which cheering for the other side feels better than winning." ESPN. Juvenile detention centers in Texas Buildings and structures in Cooke County, Texas 1913 establishments in Texas Educational institutions established in 1913