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Senior Daniel Lavi reminisces on his past four years at Woodbridge High.
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This illustration represents helping people who are struggling and reminding it is okay to ask for help. The person reaching out their hand symbolism support to those who feel unseen. The illustration shows that by offering help, we can help people and create a safer environment, and provide the help people need.
This illustration shows the struggle many teenagers face between telling the truth and lying. Such dilemmas are faced every day by many students, likely including many here at Woodbridge. By allowing students to wallow in their inability to decide which course to take, we as their educators and guides are failing them. The very people who are meant to guide and shape these young minds are letting them flounder in a state of confusion. We must find a way to guide students through a world of conflicting messaging and provide them with a way to choose things that will build and restore relationships.
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Picture taken by Jennifer Bradbury of 2024 fall marching band during competition.

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Principal Linzi Gorzycki and Assistant Principal Calvin McDonald pose in the front office of the Woodbridge High Administration Building.

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May 2026 Issue Volume 9 Issue 4

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Clash of the Classes: A New Tradition
Clash of the Classes: A New Tradition
Surina Patel, Copy Editor • May 29, 2026
Illustration by Tayden Macsanet, Hajar Alshekhle, Tara Pham, and Thomas Ahn
Where Does School Money Go?
Tara Pham, Hajar Alshekle, and Tayden Mascanet • April 3, 2026
Renovations are set to take place in the K building this upcoming year
J and K Building Renovations Set to Improve Classrooms by 2028–29
Sai Adusumilli, Staff Writer • March 24, 2026
Senior Clubs Commissioner Adam Tiomkin spreads holiday cheer through winter wishes.
Small Gifts With Big Impacts: ASB Reduces Finals Week Stress With “Winter Wishes”
Sara Qazi, Staff Writer • February 13, 2026
In Depth
Students Talk About Their Favorite Study Soundtracks
June 4, 2026
Bird Watching in Irvine
Thomas Ahn, Photo Editor • June 4, 2026
More than a toy: How Lego is Changing the World
Jonah Shea, Features A Editor • June 4, 2026
What Do Students Do After AP Exams?
Swayam Jawale, Staff Writer • June 3, 2026
“When I Grow Up, I Wanna Be…”
Hailey Khetiya, News Editor • June 3, 2026
Features
Auto-biographies
Hunter Duong, Opinion Editor • May 29, 2026
A Eulogy for High School Friendships
Kayla Hsu, Features Editor • May 19, 2026
Special Education Program Practices Life Skills at the Orange County Zoo
Special Education Program Practices Life Skills at the Orange County Zoo
Kayla Hsu, Features Editor • April 3, 2026
Zucely Monterroso, spanish teacher, has helped her students successfully learn new things with her excitement and dedication to teaching.
Mentorship in Motion: The Teachers Who Drive Us Forward
Rabani Chadha, A&E Editor • April 3, 2026
Sports
Woodbridge High's boys varsity basketball team prepare to walk out on the court
Childhood to Present: Woodbridge High’s Boys Basketball Team
Faith Lucas, Staff Writer • February 13, 2026
University High athlete lunges, hoping to lift her opponent off the ground.
Woodbridge High Girls Wrestling Program Sees Rapid Growth and Success
Anjali Shah, Business Manager • February 13, 2026
Season Look Back: Woodbridge Varsity Football
Peter Alix, Beginning Journalist • January 14, 2026
Finding Strength in Every Step: Cross Country Runs On
Surina Patel, Content Manager • November 21, 2025
Arts & Entertainment
Senior Playlist: The “Walk-Up” Songs
Anjali Shah, Business Manager • June 3, 2026
"The inspiration behind this work was trying to depict a casual hang out between girls but in a spiritual way. The green figure represents ancient Aztec spirits of women who die during childbirth (who are considered warriors). The blue figure holds an Egyptian lotus, a symbol of mysticism and spirituality. In short, it combines female spirits from different cultures who all hold different symbols," junior Hana Ali said.
Student Art in Full Bloom
Hana Ali and Byul Chang • April 3, 2026
Varsity Dance practices a routine during one of their daily afternoon practices.
Beyond The Stage: The Journey to Nationals
Faith Lucas, Staff Writer • April 3, 2026
Past to Present: How Fashion Has Changed Through the Decades
Past to Present: How Fashion Has Changed Through the Decades
Kayla Hsu, Features Editor • February 13, 2026
Opinion
Why Highschool Isn’t the Worst Four Years of Your Life
Staff Editorial • June 4, 2026
How the Cringiest Moments Unite the Senior Class
Sai Adusumilli, Staff Writer • June 4, 2026
The Fear of “Average”
Noor Andary, Co-Editor-in-Chief • June 3, 2026
The Impossibility of Dancing Like No One’s Watching
Giuliana Levy, Staff Writer • June 3, 2026
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Christian Doan
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My name is Christian Doan, and I am a Staff Writer for the Golden Arrow in Woodbridge High School. I have participated in a variety of extracurricular activities, including music theory, camping, Boy Scouts,...

Stella Ryu
Stella Ryu
Beginning Journalist

My name is Stella Ryu and I’m a freshman staff writer for the Golden Arrow. During my time in the Golden Arrow, I want to learn more about journalism. This includes specific skills such as formatting,...

Hunter Duong
Hunter Duong
Opinion Editor

Superman was a journalist, Spiderman was a journalist, Eddie Brock (Venom) was also a journalist. Now hear me out, I'm not suggesting there is any connection but the only reason I do journalism is to potentially...

Tayden Mascanet
Tayden Mascanet
Beginning Journalist

My name is Tayden (I mostly go by Kaden as of 8/19/2025), and I am a 9th-grade staff writer for the Golden Arrow at Woodbridge High School. My goal for this year, and the years following, is to get a...

Peter Alix
Peter Alix
Beginning Journalist

My name is Peter Alix, I’m in Ninth Grade, and I’m a Staff Writer for the Golden Arrow. A personal goal of mine I want to achieve by the end of the year is to get better at my position on the football...

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