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

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S flls g if 5 T, ' V 4' , 3 ,4- A- ' . .1 :,, AVvv-I, . A Li? 5 VV .I f' X. 1 4 lx Aa ,I V H ,. ,Q ,. 1. W 39,14 fi 4 , 1' T fs 1 T :fr we I g f ,gl-L.M-ef-far -ull? AuTo Club Pride Shines Through The gool of The Auto Club wos To ollow MHS sTu- denTs To expound Their knowledge of leoned ouTo- moTive Theory Through procTicol opplicoTion. The Aufo Club provided exTro work Time ouTside of closs for The sTudenTs who were inTeresTed in pursuing o field in The ouTomoTive indusTry. The obiecTives of The club were To: sTudy The differenT speoiolTies in The ouTomoTive Trode, resTore loTe model cors, ond leorn Theory of new ouTomoTive producTs. Aufa Club wos more Thdn jusT working on cors Though. As Joe Nehl soid, lT's o chonce To be wiTh guys ThoT undersTond whoT you're Tolking dbouT. Randy Paglinawan enjoyed iT be- couse They were cable To work on cors dnd hove fun oT The some Time. The feeling of occomplishmeni' from being oble To do my work on my cor wos whoT HenryAgbayani liked mosT. All of Their work ond efforT shined Through when They porTicipoTed in The 4988 lndusTriol ArTs Foir which wos held in Moron. by Jeannie Tonuvoso Orgonizohons 71

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3 J 1 Pow 1: J. Tanuvaso flreasurerj, Row 2: K. Freu- denihal fSe-creiaryj, N. Yonamlne, D. Kiniiau, S. Ni- shida, J. i-ierbias, J. Green, Row 3: R. Cruz, C. Abear qPresiaenTj, J. Sabey. K, Alvarez, L. Birgado, D. Furula, D. Siazoh, J. Nakashima, Row 4: A. Nakamura, i. De- bebar, J. Nehl, J. Brum, J. Rilling, K. Okamuro, M. Case rillo. 2 Craig Abear is repairing This Tailgaie so if will close properly again. ff rrii rierrr uwiw ! r . rr rr f' r JW 8 ,Wh TW? , - , ' r'i.. f 'i J 1 , f' rf' l , ,,,,,,,, U , ,V 5 K f , W A W! A 57 Yi'- f' .-.W il I .V J e rr rrrr 3 The cruro shgp area is kept clean clue To The efforts of 5 This pickup truck, built' from scrafch, will be entered in Mr. Endo who regularly hoses il down. The 1988 lndusrrial Aris Fair. Picrured here working on il are Craig Abecm Jennie Tanuvasa, and Vicky A Henry Agbayani knows Thai Technique is very impor- Tcmuvosa. rant as he steam cleans Craig Abear's pickup. 6 Ralph Cruz is shown here welding a hydraulic frame. 70 Grganizalions V

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Lighiing Mililani VViTh Music ll was auieT in The sTands as The firsT siralns of a TrumpeT dueT pierced The silence and waves of exciTe- menT broughi The crowd To Their feeT. The curTain rose slowly and revealed a mulTiTude of people in black Ties and pas- Tel gowns, displayed in full brilliance wiTh Their gleaming insTrumenTs. As The lasT chord escaped The sTage, a Thunderous applause led To a sTanding ovaTion. Two greaT performances, ToTally opposiTe wiTh one on The field and The oTher on The siage, buT eaual in excellence in Their execuiion. To presenT such perfecTion in music re- quired much pracTice. IT demanded many hours of aTTer-school rehearsals as well as nighTTime praciices. Jennifer Shi- maia, a prominenT secTion leader, de- scribed Those Trying hours as, I-loT, cold, frusTraTing, fun, producTive, grouchy buT very rewarding. Corri Tanaka, anoTher secTion leader, didn'T hesiTaTe To include, 'iDirTy. PracTices are very dirTy. So why did These dedicaTed Trojans endure The summer sun, The dirTy shoes and The sacrifice of exTra hours? 'Perfor- mancesi ThaT's whai iT's all aboui. Work- ing hard, doing your besT, and showing everyone who's number one! came The reply from Drum Major, Jane Mende. Laurie Iida saw a liTTle more in The exhibi- Tions of musical excellence. Perfor- mances were good because They broughi The members TogeTher. Every- one felT a sense of closeness, hugging and wishing each oTher Good Luck! before a performance. STill, The Thriil of compeiiiion was The driving moTivaTion when The going goi Tough. As Todd Mir- anda exclaimed, 'iWe kicked buTTs ai Kam FesTivall Whaiever The reasons were for joining, These sTudenTs have found a wonderful experience in band. Through The main fo- cus was on learning and enjoying music, The band program had offered so much more. lT broughT friendship loeiween many, recogniiion To The communiTy, and pride in The hearTs of everyone in- volved. Make no misTake, The MHS Trojan Bend. The i'SpiriT of Mililani shone brighi- esT in the spotlight y By Sonia lnrenie 72 Organizaiions l'm on cloud Qi! Mr. Dane lson Do ii perfecT The firsT Time and yOu never have To do iT again. Mr. Ron Hirai 1. Drum Majors: Jane Mende, Cheri Makekau. and Sonia infanfe. 2. The Mililani High School Band Takes The Reid. 3. R. Agcrs, S. Akana. K. Chow, C. Fabella, C. Cagauen, K, Hasegawa, J. l-lashizume, S. Hayashi. A. i-iiguehi. D. Hirao, G. Ichinose, L. liao. E. lshisaka, K. Koio, P. Miro, T . Miranda, J. Miyaguchi. L. Miyashiro, i-T. Nakaharo, A. Pa- Tirlio, D. Shima, J. ShimciTa, J. Sumiye, C. Tanaka, J. Uyedo, B. Wakahlro, E. Wagner, C. Waianabe. 3. Yo- mogida, K. Ydshioka, S, Yoshina. ' is