201 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

THE TRIBE TRIBUNE
201 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

THE TRIBE TRIBUNE
201 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

THE TRIBE TRIBUNE

Students showcase talent at Plummer

Dance Production and Advanced Dance students perform Nov. 21-22. To see photos, click the gallery below.
December 12, 2019
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Barbour dancing during her sophomore year.
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While I take costume design seriously I will always find a way to goof around especially when I'm left unattended for too long in the FUHS costume room! I am prone to falling in love with anything taxidermy so whenever I see one of the many fox pelt scarfs I just like to carry it around with me like a little work buddy!
CREATIVITY: Class of 2025
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“Finley’s created a really mature sound over the past four years where honestly, there are students in college that would kill for the type of voice that she has right now,” Kikkawa said.
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FUHS dance teacher Andrea Oberlander (right) instructs social studies teacher Samantha Meggison (left) and other faculty April 18 during a break at their professional development day in the gym.
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(From left) Seniors Finley Danson, Noelle Lidyoff and Katherine Timmerman perform Super Trooper during Sophie’s party in the first act.
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Deformative, a local band, performed at Comic Book Hideout in Downtown Fullerton Feb. 28.
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A witness reported seeing a student with a gun on Pomona Avenue on March 28. The weapon turned out to be this plastic water gun. Photo courtesy of Carter Salinas
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