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

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SHS and Aloha Committee members gaiher around To lisien To Their insTrucTions as guides aT Open House, The BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE was designed To make our school environmeni The besT Thai iT could be. The Commiiiee con- sisted of The following members: Ronald Fiesia, Paul VenTura, Alberi Schoch QChairpersonj, Tammie Jones, Sarah Frank, Alan DeSena, and Nicole Parker, The ALOHA COMMITTEE was There To greeT The guests and VlPs who visiTed our school and also To help organize and provide ser- vices for ASMHS. The ALOHA COMMITTEE members This year were: Denise Larsen, Sean Kaneshiro, Angie Wong, Sharlene Tom, Kim Sawada QChairpersonj, Heaiher Day, Emily Larsen, Dennis Harbin. Mani Young, Huy Evans, and Mrs. I, lnouye QAdvisory Glenn Tachibana helps To direcT a IosT parenT, while Sean Kane- shiro waiis To help any parents who may need iT, The SHS fSiudenIs Helping Sfudenisj CommifIee's purpose is To make new sTudenTs feel welcome and To show Them whaT iT's like To be a sTudenT aT MHS, sTaTed Fred Murphy, Chairperson of The Committee, This year's members were: Marlo Cooper, Anne lvlai Lam, Rachelle Abella, Jenny McBreaTy, Deborah Kayafani, Sarah Frank, Tommie Jones, Mrs. Ruih Fukuchi CAclvisorj, Fred lvlur- phy fChairpersonj, Heaiher Day, Nina Picini, Holly Hearn, and Sheila Nelson. Whai a scarey Thoughil - Locked up upsTairs in B-building'?! Albert Schach, Chairperson of BeauTificaTion, doesn'T seem worried! A2 Organizaiions

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N O 4 5 Dawn Hlrao, Msrrlff Eio, ond Wendy Paul discuss their Judicial matters on the front lown. Nicole Parker displays her views cnt o CDSC Conf ference. The Judicial Council helps their fellow students dissolve disputes. The five members ore E, Helllk- son. D. Hirao, W. Paul, Choirperson'M. Eto, J. John- son During the year, the Elections Committee counts votes for ASMHS elections, The committee con- sists of: Row 4: Chairperson-S. Tom Row 2' P. Tzi- vani, M. Bogalayos Row 3: S. Koneshiro. J. Rose, K. Rose, H. Doy Row 4: D. Larsen, E. Hoffman, N. Lee Row 5: A. Dyke The Elections Committee busy at work counting Winterboll Court ballots, CDSC? L. Elliott, N. Parker Organizations Al

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ASIVIHS Service CommiTTees Shine ln The SpoTlighT SMHS Service CommiTTees - WhoT would we hove done wiThouT Them? Did you ever sTop To Think whoT would hove hoppened if we didn'T hove Them? Who would hove been There oT Open House To guide The hundreds of porenTs os noT To creoTe uTTer choos?! Who would hove mode The Thousonds of leis needed for The VlPs ond guesTs who come To visiT our school? Who would hove overseen The cleoning up of our school grounds? Who would hove roised money To Try To moke our school environmenT The besT iT con be? Who would hove been There - working in The cofe -- To help serve lunches To The hundreds of people who buy lunch every- doy, so ThoT you didn'T hove To woiT in long- er lines'? The lisT wenT on ond on . . . Sure, when mosT people ThoughT of ser- vice, Their firsT reocTion wos, Yuckl ThoT meons ThoT I hove To do work, righT? There were Those few, however, ThoT felT ThoT ser- vice wosn'T os bod os everyone ThoughT. One such person wos Junior Choirperson of Aloha Commiffee, Barbie Cronin. Borbie sold, I enjoy being There - helping peo- pIe. Fred Murphy, Choirperson of SHS fSfu- denfs Helping Sfudenfsj, olso sToTed ThoT The members of SHS like To be There To moke new sTudenTs feel welcome. JusT remember, The ASIVIHS Service Com- miTTees helped MHS To shine in the Spotlight! By Debbie Miyosoko OTQODTZOTIOUS A3