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English teacher David Cagley will retire this week. (Photo courtesy of David Cagley)

CLASS CLOWN

Karis Kim, Web Manager May 23, 2025

When I saw that English teacher David Cagley was voted Most Likely to Become a Professional Comedian in this year’s yearbook, I thought that for sure that he’d blame me, but, Mr. Cagley, I swear...

History Mike Muhovich has been teaching at Fullerton for the past 24 years.

HISTORICAL FIGURE

Sofia Tabbal, Managing Editor May 21, 2025

History teacher Mike Muhovich has always felt a connection to Abraham Lincoln. From a young age Muhovich has loved all things history, from the wars to the presidents. With this little nerdy love for...

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

Senior Assassin game triggers lockdown

Kate Luengo, Editor-in-Chief April 30, 2025

The assassin checked his weapon and the time. If he met with his accomplice before first period then there might be time to make the kill and grab breakfast before second period. The assassin? FUHS...

The girls varsity soccer team went undefeated in the Golden West League this season, marking the first championship for the girls soccer program since 2006. Despite the program’s success, not all players were happy with the number of players on each team nor with the number of minutes they got to play in each game.

It’s a Numbers Game

Arizona Fuentes, Assistant Sports Editor April 25, 2025

Math question: The girls soccer program has 50 players and three teams. How many players should be assigned to each team? Choice A: 18 Varsity, 16 JV, 16 Freshman Choice B: 19 Varsity, 16 JV, 15...

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...

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...

(From left) Seniors Finley Danson, Noelle Lidyoff and Katherine Timmerman perform Super Trooper during Sophie’s party in the first act.

Mamma Mia!

Sophia Goldblatt, Feature Editor March 13, 2025

When theater teacher Jaclyn Stickel was casting the spring musical, she realized she was going to need more guys. So she got creative and looked behind the curtain where she found stage crew technicians. Specifically...

Students can ask a teacher, counselor or other school official for a referral to the campus Wellness Center if they’re feeling overwhelmed and need a short mental break.

Wellness Center helps reduce stress

Bri Burton and Taylor Rodriguez March 6, 2025

Senior Lauren Estrada says that lately her anxiety levels have been rising while her school performance has been declining. Feeling buried with this stress on a daily basis, Lauren needed to find an escape. To...

Dare To Struggle protestors marched through Fullerton and stood outside the Fullerton Police Department while holding signs and chanting on Feb. 9. (Photo by Alicia Bennett)

Immigration policies prompt protest, anxiety

Alicia Bennett, Managing Editor February 18, 2025

“It doesn’t feel good to think that one day our parents won’t make it home or that we get that horrifying call from our parents,” said one FUHS student whose father is undocumented. “We haven’t...

Senior Caleb Rocha took a day trip to Los Angeles to document the recent fires in the city for his portfolio. Rochas’s inspiration came from photo instructor Gabby Kudron. In her class, he has learned that photography is one of the most important assets to document history. When Rocha came across a burned flag on a house, he took extra care in making it a great photo. “I took probably around 20 or 30 photos of just the flag trying to get the best angle,” Rocha said.  (Photo courtesy of Caleb Rocha)

Sustained Investigation Gallery

Phoebe Eisenacher Knott February 18, 2025

Advanced and AP Photography students showcased their Sustained Investigation projects during the gallery on Feb. 6. Students were allowed to pick their topic of choice, focusing on their interests and...

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