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Dance Production students performed at the Dec. 10 winter assembly.
December Briefly
Tribe Tribune Staff • December 12, 2021

Disabled Students Collect Donations for Needy Animals By Clerene Palean The Adult Transition Program...

The Tribe Tribune interviewed students, school officials, scholars and police officers during their 10-week investigation into the dress code.
Students alarmed by dress code enforcement
December 11, 2021
Red Team Sarah Kelekoma (butterfly cape), Karina Francis, (hat), Nolan Shirk and Ian Klatzker (right) competed against the Blue Team from La Costa Canyon High School on Oct. 22. The team will face La Habra High School in a match on Nov. 18.
November Briefly
November 10, 2021
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Sports
Freshman, Cristobal Garcia competes in a match against the Western High School pioneers.
Winter Sports Pre-Season
Tribe Tribune Staff • December 13, 2021

Wrestling Sweeping his matches (5-0), senior Levi Banuelos finished second among Heavyweights at the...

Sports Briefs
Sports Briefs
November 10, 2021
Campanis credits FUHS coach with major league success
Campanis credits FUHS coach with major league success
October 10, 2021
Senior Elijah Pelton takes a shot during a game against Sonora Raiders.The team played on Sept.22 and won 21-12.
Fall Sports Update
October 10, 2021
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Opinion
Being full-figured is not a crime. Sometimes a hat is just a hat. Long white socks don’t mean you’re a gangster.
Dress code talks show we’re headed in the right direction
Tribe Tribune Staff • December 13, 2021

When students started the school year, school administrators heard the typical complaints about dress...

Sophomore Katherine Martinez’s father (back row, fourth from right) attended Sonora and Brea Olinda High School. He is pictured here with his Brea Olinda friends in 1995. Martinez argues that young hispanic men are unfairly targeted for dress code violations.
Do we need an anti-gang dress code?
December 13, 2021
Tribe Tribune reporters were too intimidated by traffic to take a photo from the west side of Harbor Blvd. Senior Heath Hemmer was hit by a car in this crosswalk his sophomore year.
More stop signs, traffic lights could save lives
December 13, 2021
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Arts
Sophomore Karisma Beltran performed in Skies The Limit: Stories from Orangethorpe in the Little Theater on Dec. 1 and Dec. 2. The eight vignettes were based on stories written by elementary school children.
Elementary school writers see stories come to life
Sophia Galvan and Anette Araiza • December 12, 2021

Pam Keller’s first, second and third grade students are just learning how to write. But what the Orangethorpe...

Senior Jessica Sosa’s project was presented at the Truth in a Shrinking World gallery show on Dec. 8. The show will be on display until Jan. 8. For this image, Sosa took a photo of her friend’s hands and a photo of her friend’s young sister. She said, “The message that I am conveying is how life is literally in our hands, as well as how we should keep life close to us because it is such a precious thing that we must cherish.”
Photo students find truth through the unreal
December 12, 2021
Pictured from left to right: Sematary, Giant Claw, Injury Reserve (Parker Corey and Ritchie with a T), Lil Ugly Mane, and Japanese Breakfast.
Best Albums of 2021
December 10, 2021
Dance Production Captain Sofia Ayala chose a Greta Thunberg speech layered with instrumental to choreograph her dance for the Nov. 19-20 dance concert.
Dancers excited to present in-person show
November 11, 2021
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