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Senior Cole Thompson began learning aerial silk performance at age 14. In this photo, they performed in a showcase to Goldfrapp’s “Lovely Head.” “I love silks because it’s death defying,” Thompson said. “It looks dangerous and impossible, and that’s beautiful to me.”

Cole Thompson to attend London fashion school

Sophia Galvan, Editor-in-Chief
May 26, 2023
Grover visits Israel with a young Jewish boy.

Educating youths can reduce antisemitism

Sophia Galvan, Editor-in-Chief
December 20, 2022
In the scene The Monsters, the narrator– after monologuing about how school is important for kids–is scared by the monster, forming an alliance with the young Isabelle. This was the third year FUHS students helped elementary school students bring their stories to life.

Theatre Department celebrates achievements

Sophia Galvan, Editor-in-Chief
December 20, 2022
Marenco as Mrs. Wormwood in the costume she designed and constructed specifically for Act 2 so she could fall into the splits.

Roller derby, costumes, science: Marenco does it all

Sophia Galvan, Campus Arts Editor
May 24, 2022
School officials want a friendly environment for LGBTQ+ students, but changing campus culture is still a work in progress.

Work in Progress

Alia Noll and Sophia Galvan
April 22, 2022
In addition to competing and attending workshops, FUHS thespians were invited to just have fun at the recent festival. (Left to right) Sophomore Emily Gjevre, sophomore JojoFares, sophomore Mollie Holbrook, junior Donny Cannady, sophomore Avery Hung and senior Sarah Kelekoma perform “Ex-Wives” from Six: The Musical in a lip sync battle on April 8 at the California Thespian Festival.

Springing Back Into Action

Sophia Galvan, Campus Arts Editor
April 21, 2022
Senior Emma Hill as Matilda Wormwood. FUHS theater students will perform Matilda in the Little Theater on March 17-19. All shows are sold out.

Matilda: The Musical closes with sold out shows

Sophia Galvan, Campus Arts Editor
March 17, 2022
Melissa Galvan, Sophia Galvan, and Jason Galvan at the religious portion of Galvan’s Bat Mitzvah. Sophia is seen reading from the Torah.

Antisemitism is not funny

Sophia Galvan, Arts Editor
January 26, 2022
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.

Elementary school writers see stories come to life

Sophia Galvan and Anette Araiza
December 12, 2021
The Tribe Tribune interviewed students, school officials, scholars and police officers during their 10-week investigation into the dress code.

Students alarmed by dress code enforcement

Sophia Galvan and Alia Noll
December 12, 2021
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