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Beverage station in the main room at Highway 39 in Anaheim. Promgoers will have access to unlimited desserts and beverages.

ASB releases ‘Life is a Highway’ Prom Theme

Reagan Glidewell, Osvaldo Muñoz, and Ella Kirby March 14, 2023

Fullerton ASB released the “Life is a Highway” prom theme on March 3, the idea sprouting from the well-known Route 66 and select venue Highway 39. The theme was revealed in the quad with classic cars...

ASB arrived at school at 6:30 a.m. on Valentine’s Day to tape each individual heart to the wall outside of the ASB Room.

ASB looking for diverse, passionate new members

Osvaldo Munoz, Staff Writer February 28, 2023

School officials are looking to expand the diversity in ASB next year by increasing the ASB team from 32 students to about 50 students next year. According to assistant principal Marcene Guerrero, the...

The fentanyl documentary Dead on Arrival emphasizes the shift in drug use messaging. The focus isn’t just preventing addiction. Now that one fentanyl-laced pill can kill, experts emphasize that teens risk their lives every time they take illegal drugs.

Workshop advocates for drug awareness, Narcan training

Katherine Martinez, Managing Editor February 13, 2023

Devon Kelley-Hickman suffered from crippling anxiety throughout high school, and when marijuana could no longer blunt her stress, she found Xanax. One evening when her mother Veronica checked on Devon,...

District teachers nominated FJUHSD student art pieces to be displayed in the Muckenthaler Cultural Center’s art gallery from Jan. 26 to Feb. 9. The display serves to represent district-wide art classes and the talent of student artists. Families and teachers across the district viewed the pieces at the show’s opening ceremony on Jan. 26. (Above) Two visitors of the Muckenthaler museum enjoy the art from schools across the district.

February Briefly

Tribe Tribune Staff February 10, 2023

AVID students practice budgeting skills New banners promote academies Students treat steer ringworm at the farm Agriculture students Macy Alcott, Emma Orrell, Brooke Tomsons and Edward Burton...

December Briefly

December Briefly

Jonathan Piña-Villanueva, Feature Editor December 19, 2022

IB Anthro Students Build Alliances When senior Sarah Percy asked three of her friends for an item important to them, she didn’t expect for every one of them to give her a menstrual pad or tampon. “The...

The marching show, titled Blueprints, is about building teamwork and features the use of a house prop being built throughout the show.

November Update

November 9, 2022

Marching Band By Syd Rosas, Photo Editor Sure, first place is awesome, but for FUHS band director Troy Trimble, the second place finish at the South Coast International CSBC Competition on Oct. 8 was...

Juniors Aidan Guillan (left) and Braiden Feckley (right), along with other ASL 3 students, are waiting to take an only American Sign Language class through Cerritos College.

School cancels ASL 1 classes; advanced ASL to move online

Mackenzie Mauldin and Katie McClung October 11, 2022

Because the school district was unable to hire a qualified American Sign Language instructor, about 60 students who wanted to take the beginning ASL class were forced to transfer to Spanish 1 or French...

Students start the new school year checking out different club booths at club rush.
(Photo by Addam Sapien)

Clubs see increase in memberships

Ami Ishikawa and Kara Kim, News Editors October 11, 2022

The French Club had 100 students attend its first meeting this year. The Warhammer Club has doubled their number of players. The PERIOD Club delivered 60 boxes of period products to FUHS classrooms. These...

Leos has taught at FUHS for eight years.

Leos signs off

Alejandra Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief May 24, 2022

During her interview with the Tribe Tribune, American Sign Language teacher Vivian Leos couldn’t help but use her hands. She often signed while she spoke.  “I don't know because sometimes I...

Lawton is looking forward for the opportunity to travel more during retirement. Shes been to Brazil, England, Hawaii, Mexico, New York, Florida, and Arizona.

Lawton plans for fun retirement

Sydney Rosas, Staff Writer May 23, 2022

After 27 years of teaching and developing an AP program, Spanish teacher Guadalupe Lawton is saying goodbye to Fullerton High School.  Lawton began teaching at age 17 with a part time job in education....

Alia and Frances earned their valedictorian honor and yearbook cords during Senior Awards Night. Frances also earned the seal of biliteracy.

Editors-in-chief share valedictorian honor

Alia Noll, Managing Editor May 22, 2022

I’ve known Frances Walton since the third grade, when we argued over Taylor Swift songs in our after school Kidzone program at Hermosa Drive Elementary. Between birthday parties at the beach and multiple...

Lynch and Kang at Senior Awards Night.

Sandy Kang, Abby Lynch earn salutatorian honor

Tribe Tribune Staff May 22, 2022

Kang centers education around the arts Class of 2022 Choir Spotlight  by Lamya Saade When faced with the choice of pursuing music or academics during high school, senior Sandy Kang found a way...

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