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Serving backstage, stage managers give cues out for every single set change or wall movement, running crew having to execute them in time together without fail. Stage managers Savannah Worrell and Aurora Edmonson, along with Assistant Stage Manager Lucia Castrejon, have been present at every single rehearsal. Flyman Maddie Engelhardt, Marketing Designer Cole Hanzel, Pease, and Beltran work together to quickly and efficiently change from a childrens birthday party to a hospital back to the party and then to the Wormwood’s house all within one number.

[Photo] Matilda: The Musical closes with sold out shows

March 17, 2022
Pinchas Hoing worked for director Marcus Nispel who directed the 2003 remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

[Photo] Before the Classroom

March 16, 2022
Senior Nate Baesel will perform this week in the spring musical Matilda. He plays Miss Trunchbull, the headmistress of Crunchem Hall Primary School and the play’s main antagonist.

[Photo] Tribe Tracks: Nathaniel Baesel

March 15, 2022
Senior Daisy Castaneda defends a shot from her Sunny Hills opponent with a strong sprawl. Castaneda and Julia Bustamante will travel to Marina High School on Feb. 18 to compete in the girls CIF Masters tournament. The top eight wrestlers will advance to the state championships in Bakersfield. Nathan Diaz, Austin Hulsizer and Levi Banuelos will travel to Sonora High School to compete in the boys CIF Masters tournament. The top nine wrestlers will advance to state.

[Photo] Winter sports teams advance in CIF

February 17, 2022
Senior Daisy Castaneda defends a shot from her Sunny Hills opponent with a strong sprawl. Castaneda and Julia Bustamante will travel to Marina High School on Feb. 18 to compete in the girls CIF Masters tournament. The top eight wrestlers will advance to the state championships in Bakersfield. Nathan Diaz, Austin Hulsizer and Levi Banuelos will travel to Sonora High School to compete in the boys CIF Masters tournament. The top nine wrestlers will advance to state.

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Junior Annemarie Ramirez sprawls to defend herself from a Hi-C. While Ramirez fits in the 116 lbs weight class, she was bumped up to wrestle 122 lbs for Fullerton’s match against Troy due to lack of wrestlers.

[Photo] January Sports Briefs

January 26, 2022
The lighting for the “Walking Dead” scene was designed by senior David Block and other volunteers

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The actors interacted with the audience whenever the story seemed to have a problem or needed some ideas.

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One story written by an Orangethorpe student was about a boy investigating cookies gone missing from the cookie jar.

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The boats used as props in “The Boat” were traced cutouts of the story’s original artwork drawn by Matthew from Orangethorpe Elementary.

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The sound and projection throughout the production were done by four FUHS students who volunteered to help.

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Sophomore Karisma Beltran performed in Skies The Limit: Stories from Orangethorpe in the Little Theater on Dec. 1 and Dec. 2. The eight vignettes were based on stories written by elementary school children.

[Photo] Elementary school writers see stories come to life

December 12, 2021
During bows, the cast applauds the tech crew who truly helped bring the stories to life through projections, sound and lighting.

[Photo] Elementary school writers see stories come to life

December 12, 2021
Senior David Block designed the lights for the show. Sophomore Jojo Fares plays a snake.

[Photo] FUHS actors, crew bring The Little Prince to life

November 11, 2021
Costume director senior Scarlet Marenco and assistant junior Haley Cronin hand sewed masks for every character. The geographer’s a map pattern, the Little Prince’s starry sky, and the lamp lighter’s filled with LED lights.

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Lighting design for the show includes the projection of the original book’s illustrations by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, matching the ongoing scenes. Here, junior Sydney Rosas plays the geographer as the original drawing is on the screen.

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