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

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1-X Xl' .lnior Reosonin Relieves Tension I ou goT up one morning ond you felT o sorT of Tension, cous- ing you To dreod going To Joi ThoT doy. You wenT obouT r morning business os usuoi by shing your Teefh ond hoir ond ThoughT obouT The homework were supposed To do buT YT. lvlony Juniors suffered This sorT sfress coused by The humbug wework ond come up wiTh some TTy reosonoble excuses for noT wg iT. Kelly Lara, o very spiriTed I involved Junior soid, 'iThere's enough hours in The doy, plus ool ocTiviTies leoves no Time To lx your broinl OTher Juniors ThoT 'e more corefree ond hod o 'e reloxed oTTiTude Towords wework, such os Sheri Morimofo J sToTed, l feel l con crlwoys do iT er. l'm eiTher Too Tired, on The possghof speciol quolify of inTelii- gence wiTh or wiThouT doing home- work. ln The memories of eoch Ju- nior, There will olwoys shine Thof spe- ciol excuse which mode Their high school doys much more fun ond ex- ciiing by Thinking Their woy ouT of E 5,srf.,...Q ..,s TY A2 ...... :.,, skkx, X g I. .3 .. T' Q .. as -. -is :-,. : - . .ig doing Tedious homework. mg Copy by Dori I-ligoshi g F' ., ,,,.c ... N H K a. E . ,,:, gV:,,, , sbu Qs gg ine or wdfching T.V. Troy Saka- :hi jusT ploinly gof disgusTed ond Trofed wiTh his homework, so he zloimed, i'EveryTime I do my nework, iT's olwoys wrong. So 1 do iT?l The Juniors, even when ling lozy of Times, will forever X . K -1. K Elf: ki Lori SonToki Doryl SoTo Amy Schoffer Chris Schwoyer Dorren Seu Deonne Shidoki Lindo Shigefo Jennifer Shimofo Krisfen Shinshiro Duong Shrimplin Derick Siozon Delio Simpliciond Stephonie Simpson Vivien Skiyomd Borboro Smejkol Kofrino Smifh Nikisho SmiTh Andreo Speighfs Juniors 2

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John Rilling Wilma Ringor Marc Rios ' Felicia Robertson Stewart Rodrigues Holly Rosenberg Carolee Rowe Chris Roylo Kaiulani Roysfer Dan Rullocla Ken Rullocla Jonalhan Sabey 1 X i X M 7 E 2 i l Qt Daneli Saito May Saiio Troy Sakaguchi Michael Salmon Raymond Sania Elena Chris Saniini 240 Juniors 'J 1 is

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Kevin Spielman I Jody Springer ClifTon STanfill 5 Daniel STock Vanessa Sfone Breni STuITz John suddoih is Reyna SuglmoTo Paul Szlosek f xx N, x Melvin Tabion Craig Takahashi is T I Marilyn Tablon I TH . . Jean Takahashi N KeiTh Takahashi I Guy Takaki g k 5 Rlchi Takeuchi Eric Tan Corri Ta SweeT 'lo Leaves Juniors Beaming haT was iT oloouT Turning six- Teen ThaT seemed so magi- cal? For years, This age has been known as i'sweeT Io . and many Teenagers have looked for- ward To This. Each person anTlcIpoT- ed Their sixTeenTh birThday for differ- enT reasons. For some, Turning six- Teen meanT a big celebraTion and presenTs from friends. IT can also mean addlTional freedom and re- sponsibilify from parenfs. Kathy Eag- lehouse said, When I finally Turned sixTeen, I had a sense of finally reaching ThaT magical age. and growing up. BuT for mosT people. Turning sixTeen meanf geTTing someThlng bigger . . . a carl Christie Hayman happily replied, I goT a Toyofa Celica on The day of my blrThday. When Mindy Harf was asked whaf she wanTed for her birThday, she said My dad's red lVlusTangl Even Though everyone's expec- TaTions for Their sixfeenfh birThday were differeni, everyone agreed ThaT sweeT 46 broughi special TreaT- menT and o feeling of being In The Spoflighf. Copy By Shannon Trammell