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

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.. - 53 .ire AAL' .6 . RL Www Q x s Q QR X N N X 2 - swik Raquel Buena lighis her candle ai The NHS induciion ceremony. 1. 2 Quill and Scroll, Row 1: K. Kamisugi. D. Kajiwaro, S. Kaneshlro, T. Tanaka, D. Harbin. S. Miral. Row 2: J. Mende, J. Maisushirna, A. Kanno, J. Young, S. Frank. J. Sumiye. Row 3: S. Tice, K. Manzoku, J. Miyaguchl, J. Taleniino, Missing: B. Cronin, J. Dona, S. lkezawa. S. lnfanie. J. Ishii, L. Raenn, S. Yamamoto. Quill and Scroli officers: K. Manzaku. sec., F, Tanaka, adv.. J. Toleniino, vice-pres., K. Kamisugl, pres. Missing: S. lkezawa. Tres. Researching proves To be very tedious lo Jason Sumlye. National Honor Society, Row 'lt M. Young. D. Myasaka. R. Buena. S. Honda, W. Paul, S. Tamashiro. D. Yosnioka. Row 2: M. Eio, C. Makekau, J. Mende, C. Waianabe, P. Mira, V. Badua. L. Yama- guchi, S. lkezawa, J. Ishii, K. Manzoku. Row 3: H. l-leimke. M, Aczon, A. Mende, C. Abe. A. Oraillas, W. Miyake. R. Oaio. L. Hashimoto, G. Duldulao. H. Day. Row 4: J. Simiye, S. Kawaguchl. C. Cagauan, N. Piscini, J. Johnson. L. Elliof. C. Macon. V. Green- amyer. M. Penfiela, J. Matsushlma, R. Doiy, J. Eta. Row 5: K, Sawada, H. Rosenburg, M. Douglas, A. Dyke. T. Dahl, S. Loomis, J. Waiaoka, D. Si. Pierre, S. Frank, A. DeSena, A, Schock. Llsa Hashimoio geiling an NHS pin from her moiher ai The induc- tion ceremony. Jojo Dona and Siephanlo Mlral help Troy Tanaka wiih a typing problem during publication.

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NoT JusT Brains he NaTional Honor SocieTy is a club ThaT gives recogniTion To sTudenTs wiTh scholar- ship and leadership. This honorary club compeTes in quiz bowls and aTTends confer- ences. They sTrlve To improve our school and commu- niTy and give sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To work wiTh each oTher in acTiviTies, As ouTgoing people, They always volunTeer Themselves. The Quill and Scroll chapTer of Mililani High School is frequenTly associaTed wiTh The annual publicaTion of Equinox, a magazine consisTing mainly of poems and shorT liTerary pieces. YeT, There were oTher aspecTs To This honorary soci- eTy. While in The pasT years, The club only meT in The spring To collecT The various pieces for enTry inTo Equinox, This year's Quill and Scroll gaThered ThroughouT The year To discuss possible plans for a bi-monThly magazine, a calendar book and oTher numerous oTher proiecTs. Above and beyond The club's main projecifs, Quill and Scroil soughi To promoie higher siandards of ljournaiisiici excei- lence in boih The newswriTing and yearbook fields, recognize specialachievemems and ac- complishr'nenTs wlThin The field, and creaTe a sense of professional aTTiTudes Toward all faceis of journalism as a whole. ln a year when inTernaTionaI journalism played a very lmporTanT porT in The lives of many Ameri- cans wiTh evenTs such as The iran scam affair, numerous naTural disasTers, poliTiccll scheming and downfalls, and miracles of life, Quill and Scroll sTrove To expand inTo other publicaTions oTher Than The Equinox. The calendar magazine was a new idea incorporaTed inTo The club's yearly evenTs. T S T All The members felr Thai producing Equinox conrribuied Toward The,enjoymenT. of working TogeTher wiTh journalisiic peers. Ceriainly sTress and sweaT were words which accuraTely de- scribed whai iT was like, Joy fshll, Ta Senior wiTh many credenTials in The field of siress, Took The Equinox projeci in stride: 'Tm giaa E gor achanoe To geT involved wiih oTher aspecTs of produciion oTher Than businessgg The pieces I read over and selecTed were really good anal wasn'T pressured for Time. Junior Spencer Yamamoto summed up-The in The SpoTlighT feeling i'WheniEquinex comes ouT later, ali Those people whose pieces were picked will ge-T a lorof aTienTiQn from oTher sTudenTs and Teachers: some 'big heads' are gonna be roaminggaround Then! g T By Dana lVlcGarry and 'KeiTh Kamisugi 2

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1 1 2 3 A 5 Maih Club: Row 'iz E. Takano J. Kim, S. Kang. L. Yamauchi, K. Sawacla, R. How, J. Bernal. Row 2: R. Doty, S. Sawa, M. Toguchi, K. Man- zoku, T. Okubo. Row 3: M. Gaiman, A. l-loriu' chi, R. Otaka, D. Nagahara. Row A: J. Lai, R. Buena, T. Dahl, D. Kayatani. Row 5: D. Larsen, A. Hansen. Row 6: M. Chu, A. Dyke, C. Make' kau. D. Yamamoto, J. Eto. Mu Alpha Thoia Team members M. Eto, R. Doiy, M. Aczon, S. Sawa, G. Tachibana stand proudly with the Mililani banner at The con- vention in Seattle. Math Club officers: President: M. Eto, Vice Pres.: G. Tachibana, Secretary: R. Ota, Trea- surer: M. Aczon, Sgt. at Arms: R. Agas. 6. Tachlbana, M. Aczon, R. Doly, S. Sawa display their many Trophies. Mu Alpha Theta: Row it J. lshii, S. Frank, M. Aczon, K. Sawada, R. How, S. Sawa, M. Eta. Row 2: J. Sumiye, C. Makekau, J. Mende, M. Gaiman, S. Kang. R. Doty. J. Kim, G. Tachi- bana. Row 3: K. Manzoku, A. Dyke, N. Lee. 58 Organizations YB -.Y o .'3 9 1 A 2 GJ 16 Q9 is '- . ' fv- I 1 11 K 3 .5