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Construction of the ROP auto body building began recently with the addition of new fencing and gates. Furthermore, an enclosure was added in the area where BEAST students work to allow for an outside space for storage and projects. The Auto-Body program is also slated to receive a large grant for a brand new Snap-On Tools shop layout. This new layout will include multiple large and small toolboxes, full sets of tools for each box and new machinery.

[Photo] Crews plan to start new construction

April 19, 2023
Workshop organizers distributed suicide prevention pins, highlighting the connection between drug use and mental health.

[Photo] Workshop advocates for drug awareness, Narcan training

February 13, 2023
Photo-Editor Syd Rosas had a tarot card reading at the Muckenthaler After Dark event.

[Photo] I went beyond the black veil

November 13, 2022
The Muckenthaler After Dark: Beyond the Black Veil was heavily decorated and spookily lit.

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The staircase going down into the basement has a lingering smell of blood which employees cant get rid.

[Photo] Fullerton: A city of ghosts

November 13, 2022
A seance to contact the spirit of a doll, Eliza Rose, is a tradition at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center’s horror night events. During this seance, the North Orange Paranormal Society was able to have a spirit ring a bell and write the name of an audience members late father.

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FUHS band director Troy Trimble conducts the national anthem at the Angel’s Band Night before a baseball game this year.

[Photo] November Update

November 9, 2022
A seance to contact the spirit of a doll, Eliza Rose, is a tradition at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center’s horror night events. During this seance, the North Orange Paranormal Society was able to have a spirit ring a bell and write the name of an audience members late father.

[Photo] There's something here in Fullerton

November 13, 2022
Juniors Jojo Fares and Avery Hung are featured dancers in the natural disaster dances of each act.

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The Atlantic City cast’s Antrobus family.

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Krammer’s Sabina flirts unabashedly with Cannady’s Mr. Antrobus.

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Costume designers created hats that represented different species; simple red fezes for humans, snail-shaped fezes for Shells, bird-shaped fezes for Wings, and the fish-shaped fezes pictured above for the Fins.

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As Somerset refuses to play a scene, Antrobus’s actor and Fitzpatrick attempt to persuade her to continue with the play.

[Photo] The Skin of Our Teeth: Costumes, sets, props provide fun spectacle for fall play

November 9, 2022
Senior Marco LaRosa, playing both the Announcer and the Wooly Mammoth, bows. BEAST students created the mask and matching mammoth feet, which LaRosa wears during the play.

[Photo] BEAST program impresses with projects, awards

November 10, 2022
Even with the full schedule of teaching 6 periods, Walker is enthusiastic about her new French 1 students and how they are learning, despite not having signed up for French originally.

[Photo] School cancels ASL 1 classes; advanced ASL to move online

October 11, 2022
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