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

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f L . 1. Becky Noveroske sings with The ever imporicini personality . 2. Ever famous ending position for the Snow Choir. 3. A. Ascher. S. Boil, K, Burreil, V. Cobroi. M. Coen, S. Dempsey. J. Dorodo. A. Puller, N. Fulton, J. G-ornboo, D. Gishifomi, J. Hoshizume, J. Hoshizume, H. Hiemke, S. Heisiey, T. Hooker, S. infonie, J. Johnson, D. Kuene, A. Lomb, K. Lorca. C. Lokey, D. Lokey, A. Lubcig, L. Morin. C. McClure, T. Mirondo, M. Misc, F. Murphy, H. Nokohoro, S. Nishiokci, B. Noveroske, E. Oishi, J. Oshiro, S. Peironovo. S. Potter, K. Patrick, R. Rader, T. Ramos, J. Rose, K. Rose, C. Rosenberg, T. Samson, A. Scuii. S. s . - 9-, . :Q ,-,,!. --H-e,,. '. - ......-,+ r-.'., --fn.-K,-,., .--- -Ag: I., Q ,.',.:: :.. .. , ..., , . B... .. ,Q . . , concert. Orgcinizoiions 77

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l Journalism STaTT SpoTlighTs --'T Trojan Life 1 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllggygg . g ss f t ax A rss 'QQ J hf'P 4 ang or wg :Ol AM, Mililani High School - Faye fCujoJ Tanaka's newswriTing room is already in a busfle, wiTh caTaTonic zombies roaming around The room searching for donuTs and headlines. Al- Though The sTaff came from clifTerenT cliaues across The school, special relaTionships ex- isTed when They enTered The room. They laughed, and cried, and screamed, and shouTed, and in The process, puT MSH 'Tin The SpoTlighT, by disTribuTing The Trojan Times newspaper almosT every monTh. And every monTh, wiTh every deadline, wiTh every parTy, sTory, and ouTbursT of creaTive energy, The sTaff grew closer TogeTher, almosT like a family. Daryl Kajlwara, EdiTor in Chief said, 'TIT was This camaraderie which allowed our sTaff To produce The ouT- sTanding paper we did. 'Twas noT a vision of su- garplums ThaT danced in Their heads mosT of The Time, buT raTher dreams of anxieTy, deadlines, cramming sTories, and friendly bickering are all 'Ta parT of The creaTive process Though, said Managing EdiTor, Lisa Roehm. And besides, l love This classi' The characTer of The sTaff was besT summed up by Advisor Faye Tanaka. One musT be diligenT, loyal, dedicaTed, buT mosT of all, CRAZY! by Jason Sumiye OrganizaTions 79