News
Gingerbread house contest winners announced
Kimberly Eriza and Elyza Flores
December 12, 2019
Cookies and hot chocolate are fun Christmas treats. But students in Restaurant 1 and Restaurant 2 classes have the added pleasure of creating their own tasty masterpieces as they work together to build gingerbread houses for the annual class competition. Many students like senior Ivan Perez look forward...
December Briefly
Tribe Tribune Staff
December 12, 2019
Holiday Service Projects Today at lunch in Room 153, CHOC Club members will write holiday cards for children in the hospital. The FUHS National Honor Society also participated in a service project to spread holiday cheer on Dec. 6. NHS donated over 25 homemade fleece blankets to the nonprofit organiza...
News snapshots of December 2019
Betsy Barreto and Karen Ruiz
December 12, 2019
CITY—The Fullerton Police Department began the cleanup for unlawful camping off of Gilbert Street and Valencia Drive. Police officials said the purpose of the removal was to assist those in need rather than to incarcerate them. Homeless people will be moved into shelters in Buena Park and Place...
November Briefly
Jamie Ma, Editor-in-Chief
November 7, 2019
Guest speaker inspires students at Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting: Adam Goodman, a former USC fullback and the Orange County director of Fellowship of Christian Athletes(FCA), visited FUHS as FCA’s guest speaker. When Goodman tore his ACL and ruined his future plans for professional fo...
Young marching band advances to semi-finals
Betsy Barreto and Karen Ruiz
November 7, 2019
The Marching Band and Pageantry Corps are preparing to compete at the California State Band Championships (CSBC) Semi-Finals on Nov. 16 at Yorba Linda High School. If they perform well enough, the group will move onto the finals at Newport Harbor High on Nov. 23. After starting the season with a ...
Speech and Debate becomes a fine art
Lauren Wright, Social Media Manager
October 24, 2019
State championships. National awards. The Speech and Debate program is one of the many draws to Fullerton Union High School. Students must take at least one year of a performing or visual art (fine arts) to be eligible for University of California or California State schools. It is part of their A-G req...
News snapshots of October 2019
Gillian Hodgden, Editor-in-Chief
October 24, 2019
CAMPUS—Fullerton Football is honoring FUHS families who are battling or have battled cancer. Families made a $25 donation to have their loved one’s name mentioned in the program for Friday’s Tackle Cancer game. All proceeds went to charity. CITY—Amid growing homelessness encampments along Gilbert Stree...
Speech and Debate to showcase talents
Lauren Wright, Social Media Manager
October 24, 2019
Senior Hana Kim, co-president of the FUHS Speech and Debate team, has taken home several winning trophies in her Speech career throughout the years, but for her it’s not about winning. “For me, it’s more about how I want the world to understand and my audience to hear this story,” Kim sai...
Tackle Cancer game supports KM Legacy Foundation
Jamie Ma, Editor-in-Chief
October 24, 2019
Friday’s Tackle Cancer football game and Pink Out against Sunny Hills will honor those who have fought or are fighting cancer by raising money and cancer awareness. ASB promoted the event with a spirit week and second period fundraising competition which ends Oct. 25. Every $20 a class raises e...
Clubs set meeting times
Alejandra Rodriguez and Karen Ruiz
September 26, 2019
American Red Cross Teacher: Hanley Student Contacts: Irene Bui and Nathaniel Castaneda Meetings: Every other Thursday Room: 23 ASL Club Teacher: Leos Meetings: Tuesdays Room: 228 CHOC Club Teacher: Hollon Student Contacts: Joyce Chang and Mariam Qara Ali Meetings: Wednesdays Roo...
Principal Rubio reveals plans for new FUHS gym
By Nathan Smith, News Editor and Cyrus Burton, Reporter
September 25, 2019
FUHS Principal Laura Rubio recently revealed the first images of the concept for the new gym. The gym will be built on the Lemon parking lot with updated systems and architecture. State inspectors condemned the old gym for not being structurally sound last year. “Our old gym was built ...
