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

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Gregg Tanaka Lori Tanaka Rheva Taroc Roberi Tasakl Michelle Taro Christina Taylor Shane! Telllo Patricia Thompson Snaleign Tice Janice Tolentino Snarlene Tom Gavin Toma Lela Toves Steven Trice Stacey Tsuji Samuel Tubon Brian Turner Ivan Tyau

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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

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Dave Uemura Jennifer Una Theodore Uyeno STeve Van Sickle, Ronald Veiez Roberi VenTura Deborah Vosburgh i.yle Wachi Cya Wagner Aisha Wang John Wafaoka Lorie Williams Micah Woosleyf Charles Woofen Eric WoyTenko T Spencer Yamamafo Todd YamashiTa Ryan Yamauchi 244 Juniors 1' , A Sfress Climax is A STifT Nec acrificing a friday nighT of cruz- ing wiTh The gang or jusf going To The movies To relax from a week of schoolwork and sfress was a cruel buT necessary Thing To do. STaying home To sTudy This Friday nighf was unheard of, noT unless These suffering Juniors were prepar- ing for The PSAT. The PSAT TesT was To prepare college bound Juniors for The viTal SAT, which deTermined wheTher or noT They could aTTend ThaT special college or univerisTy. The PSAT was a long, pains Taking Tesf Thaf was made up of six sec- Tions of maTh problems and reading comprehension. These secTions each had a Time limiT of half an hour. While These Juniors unhesiTanTly whizzed Through each problem, run- ning againsT The Time, They could feel The Tenseness in Their neck and shoulders as a sfiff neck sTarTed de- veloping. The Juniors could Then feel The climax of sfress, Corri Tanaka sTaTed, UI felf Thaf The PSAT was really hard! BuT I Think iT's worTh going Through now, because iT should benefiT me in The near fuTure, hope- fully for college. Janel Yoshimofo also sTaTed, I ThoughT Thaf The PSAT V T iliie , se .... s :ss . A . b E A . A A T 5 s '., , ' i 4 l.. 'x 'X .... 'Qi'- was worTh Taking because iT p pared me for The SAT even Thoug was sTressful. Even if iT was an en gy draining Tesf, mosT Juniors fou iT worTh iT. Clarissa Caguan serio ly sTaTed, The PSAT was hard! I us college bound sTudenTs had sTarT somewhere on ThaT long pc To life's goals. This year's Juniors c definaTely on The righf shining pc To a brighT fuTure, Copy By Dori l-ligi ig.. ,sm v:-.,- . inn- is . 5 A x - ws. -. . -. . 'N X T Q T .. M 3, X . i , , :E l 's'x f , ' J, , -- .V .Y A UN.