Mililani High School - Na Mana O Poina Ole Yearbook (Mililani, HI)

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QAYZS E lr .'-- 5 -':' Vvz. S Z . -f W -'-v y J XYSZQA: f l Ulf l Could Be Anyone . . I would be a blond, '16 year-old girl: 36-24-36, 405 pounds, five-fool six. Wesley Endo lndusfrial Arts Charles Esperas, Science Carol Fujii, Englsh Darlene Fujimolo, Engish Don Fukuchi, Social Sfucies Ruin Fukuchi. Science Kenneth Furukawa, lndusfrial Arfs Gloria Gorier, English, Drama Anloinefle Goto, Hne Arfs Diane Haba. French, SS -Sharon Toyo la 1 4, A l -sneSZ4Wl li l A 7f 5?13 Qf x li' 'iss.,M22?:31 ?E'z?L2mzl72 44' l gr' K Y f gr V 1 lll lssl ill wi lil 'J 'f Della Hamada. Special Education Marvin Hamai, Graphic Aris Ronald Hirai. Band Lorraine Honda, Business Nancy Howarth. Science lris lnouye, Enghsh, Main Dane lson. Band SS Arlhur Kadosaki, Business Aileen Kajiwara, Math Joanne Kancla. Japanese June Kasaoka. Mafh Alden Kawamura. Englsh, Yearbook Sanford Kawana. Campufer Science Abraham Kealona, Social Sfudies Vaeko Kinara, Engish, SS Faculry 134

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-sf ii :Law .. W . 1 is N T gf , ,, .if , Af ,gf f f T7 . Mm, ai W My v fwfj ? f i, 4, i ff K W , g Alice KoTake Englsh Sherrilyn Lau Business Gail Lee English Donna Leong English, Mafh Dlane MaTsukawa Science TA Teacher ThaT's Always ln School fTer aImosT lo years of Teaching, Mrs. Eileen Clarke wenT back To school. Mrs. Clarke, an English Teacher, decided To sTep beyond her masTers degree in English and obTain her docToraTe degree in educaTion. She arTicipaTed in a program in which professors from The UniversiTy of SouThern ialifornia would come down To Hawaii and give classes every monTh. Many ours of inTensive sTudy and work were needed To obTain The crediTs required Jr The courses. This Took four years! So why go back To school and To geT her egree? 'll geT a kick ouT of learning! she said. Mrs. Clarke's love for learning exTended inTo her Teaching. She felT ThaT a lTal parT of The educaTional process involved The Teacher learning from The 'udenTs so communicaTion is very imporTanT. One has To admire her for oing someThing we sTudenTs would never even dream abouT - going back 3 school. The spoTlighT now shines consTanTly on The nameplaTe on her desk: DocTor Eileen Clarke. Her philosophy of life? lT's goTTa be funl We all igree DOCTOR Clarke! Copy By Kem Kgmisugi WWA 2.3 W5 2924 s r 411 K as fx U H 45 . yy . .- ,J ' n mf ' T 11 'Wh if 5 ,sa 0, A ggfigiflgjpgf ' f 9- , ..T. f r l 'ff , we r ,V , 5 Y' ,i 9 i ,Y Y qi' T l , gi , i fm , l Monica Malsumura Engish Carol Miyashiro Engish Sharon Moncur Enghsh Lisa Montoya Engish Glenn Nanbu Mafh Jeanne Nanbu Mafh Rulh Nlhei Computer Science Gail Niimi Japanese Janel Nunolani English HaIberT Ochiae English Carolyn Okunaga Mafh Elliot Oshiro Engish Darrell Ola Woods Ernesi OTake Physical Educallon Byron Park Social Sfuoies FaculTy 133