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THE TRIBE TRIBUNE

201 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

THE TRIBE TRIBUNE

201 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

THE TRIBE TRIBUNE

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Senior Niall Dunagan and Sergeant First Class Maseleno Pese after a JROTC cadet promotion. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Silva)

DISCIPLINE: Class of 2025

Madison Castillo, Staff Writer May 27, 2025

When you are in high school, there is no better time to explore your interests. Senior Niall Dunagan has done just this.  When Dunagan was little, he involved himself in as many sports as he could...

Perez has been a part of FUHS’s dance program since freshman year. (Photo courtesy of Celina Perez)

EMPATHY: Class of 2025

Rayleen Maldonado, Social Media Manager May 27, 2025

First Generation  While Latinas make up only 8% of workers in the STEM field, senior Celina Perez is intent on changing that. Perez will be pursuing a science driven major in the fall when she begins...

Arturo won homecoming royalty in FUHS prom 2025. With the help of his friends’ campaigning methods through promoting him on Instagram and other platforms, Arturo received much love from peers.

COMPASSION: Class of 2025

Karis Kim, Web Manager May 23, 2025

Everyone on campus sees him at least once a day. He diligently delivers slips and “daps up” students on the way out, filling them with smiles and conversation. That’s the type of person senior Arturo...

Senior David Padgett speaks at the Gold Rush Foundation party. The Gold Rush Foundation is a non-profit that is dedicated to providing support and hope to children battling cancer as well as to their families.

PURPOSE: Class of 2025

May 23, 2025

Cancer statistics are alarming, so alarming that they even catch the eye of cancer survivors.  According to the American Cancer Society out of the individuals who survived beyond the age of 28 years,...

Martyn fishing with his family in Hawaii. He would later buy a fishing rod in Fullerton to get his mind back on track from his fathers death. (Photo by Ezra Martyn)

INDEPENDENCE: Class of 2025

May 23, 2025

Amongst Fullerton's 2025 graduating class there is no one quite like Ezra Martyn. Born in South Tahoe, he was adopted by a pastor and an artist who had adopted another newborn boy, Rowan Martyn, despite...

Emma Kojonroj and other FUHS Restaurant students participated in the 2025 ProStart Management Cup on Feb. 24 and 25 and ended up winning third place. (Photo courtesy of Helen Craft)

CONNECTION: Class of 2025

Alicia Bennett, Managing Editor May 21, 2025

Senior Emma Kojonroj likes to cook dinner with her friends. Every month or so, she meets up with them to cook in a sort of “dinner club”. During one of these gatherings, friend and fellow senior...

This year Kiloh earned her State FFA degree and plans to continue working with animals as a veterinary oncologist.

DEVOTION: Class of 2025

Sofia Matin, Editor-in-Chief May 21, 2025

An average day in the life of Jada Kiloh begins like this: wake up at 7 a.m. and arrive at the Fullerton High School farm at 7:30 a.m. At 7:34, Kiloh prepares feed for her goat, Barnaby, and steer,...

INSPIRATION: Class of 2025

INSPIRATION: Class of 2025

While most seniors can’t wait to leave their high school campus behind, senior Charlotte Meek looks forward to the moment she can hopefully return to Fullerton’s campus “My biggest hope in the...

In Limbo

In Limbo

Sofia Matin, Editor-in-Chief April 23, 2025

Editor's Note: This month the Tribe Tribune is featuring multiple stories about transgender rights. To ensure our sources' safety and privacy, we have opted to not use our interviewees real names. I first...

Protestors held signs at the International Women's Day Rally in Downtown Los Angeles on March 8, advocating for all oppressed peoples. (Photo by Sofia Matin)

Transgender advocate struggles with news fatigue

Alicia Bennett, Managing Editor April 23, 2025

I stepped into the FUHS journalism classroom for the first time last year as an eager sophomore determined to write important articles that would change the game. Naturally, the first story I took on was...

Junior Apollo Salazar practices "Just Human". The original speech earned Salazar first place at the National Qualifier Tournament in Burbank on March 22.

Speaking From the Heart

Sofia Matin, Editor-in-Chief April 23, 2025

  Junior Apollo Salazar has heard it all.  From Elon Musk’s hate-fueled tirade against his transgender daughter Vivian Jenna Wilson to comparisons made by political commentators that...

Photo teacher Brayden Hall filmed the Top 25 Senior Rotary winners in the gym March 10-11. Hall will also edit the video interviews for the school website.

MOVIE MAKER

Rayleen Maldonado, Staff Writer March 12, 2025

Photo and art teacher Brayden Hall displays one of his own high school art projects in his classroom. The blue paper mache sculpture in Room 85, in fact, has shaped his teaching philosophy. Hall says he...

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