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

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Three Clubs ench, SADD, and PCM highlighted the year with fun and excitement. Les Espirit Eiectriduess, iviililani's French Club, was the Electric Spirit'f, They were active in school with fundrais- ing and service projects. When asked what made French Club special, Jessi- ca Rose quickly replied, The peoplel Carinlfoung agreed and stated,g, Being with the people and teaming about the culture made it special for me. Sludenlst Against ' Drunk Driving, SADD, was aimed at preventing teen- agers from driving under theinfluence not alcohol. Their main activity was providing rides homegfor inebriated teens. .lay Ye- shida wanted to 'tstop accidents and deaths. Life is so important l had to get 1 involved, said Cheryl Plumbergp PCM was formed in an effort to 'icrush the empire of due dates, said president and co-founder Gil Guillory. PCM stands for Procraslinalor's Club of Mililani and was founded by Gil and Nalhan Lee. Their activities included keeping track of Procrastinator Points and the expen- sive banquet, Procrastinator Points were issued for late assignments. The amount a member paid for the end of the year banquet was directly proportional to the number of Points. The club stressed the importance of punctuality, time man- agement and hard study. Whether you were in French Club, SADD, or PCM didn't matter. Each club had fun and each club was in their own spotlight. By Jennifer Young 1 French Club officers Karen Frudenthal, Emily Maxon, Thomas Dahl, and David St. Pierre were the ones behind the spotlight. The members of French Club joined to- gether to be remembered In The Spal- lighl. Firsl Row: T. Dahl. J. Larson, E. Maxon, C. Ladao, J. Johnson. K, Frus denthal. Secondkow: D. St. Pierre, F. Mur- phy, A. Dolao, K. Davis, E. Jones, and W. aul, ' 2 3 President of the The Electric Spirit , Maile Douglas, looked relieved after a year of hard work. SADD's president, Wendy Fraczak, was one of the many reasons her club was In the Spolllghf 41 2 3 611 Organizations Rddiate With Excitement Eff. 5 :siiiz Alisa' K?

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'gs X he Gophers: Row 1: K. Sowada, S. Honda, L. Yamaguchi Row 2: Mr. E. Sawado-Acivisor, R. Wong, S. Kang, R, Ota. E. Takano. PAAC Club Row it R. Agas Row 2: Mrs. J. Asamoto-Advisor, S. Nagai, J. Matsumoto. K. Shinsato, A. Wong, E. Maxon Row 3: J. Wataoka, M. Young, K. Hcimadci, J. Howard. W. PC1ul,M. Toguchi, J. Larson, H. Evans, N. Venzon. Shawn NagaL Clndy Couslns, and Brenda Hedrick have fun making cookies. Slgma Kappa lola: Row ii K. Manzoku, S. Ikezawa, C. Wa- tanabe, L. Yamaguchi Row 2: Mrs. R. Fukuchi-Advisor, R. C-uillory, N. Lee. S. Frank, L. Elliott, J. Ishii, S. Daida Row 3: G, Tachibana, M. Eto, A. De-Sena, A. Schoch. Susan Honda, Roxanne Ola, ana Lynne Yamaguchi discuss Cross Country statistics. Glen Tachlbana and Kathy Manzoku have a few laughs while washing test tubes. FHA Hero Club: Row 4: C. Green, J. Ventura, J. Groover, A. Dionisio Row 2: Mrs. M. Uytingco-Advisor, S. Nagai, B. He- drick, C. Cousins, C. Watanabe, A. Gruber, S. Ho, D. Lon- tayao. Roma Wong and Seung Kang look at some track scores. Oranizotions 66