Mililani High School Alumni Association

Mililani High School Alumni Association MHS Alumni Association is a nonprofit organization that seeks opportunities to give back. She also continues to do our annual taxes.

Thank you for your support of the Mililani High School Alumni Association. In June 2011, Fred Murphy (88), Stephanie Grande-Misaki (90) and Janet Leilani Ward (97) met to discuss forming an alumni association that would give back to MHS. Amber Vaughan-Sarandi(90) came on board to help us with all of the necessary paperwork to forming a non-profit organization. We drafted our by-laws and articles of incorporation. We formed our board of directors as well. The following individuals were our founding board members:
Fred Murphy (88), President
Michel Ardona (85), Vice President
Stephanie Grande-Misaki(90), Secretary
Janet Ward Riehle(97), Treasurer
Shaina Aruga Kubota(04) and Kehau Hatico(87) were inducted as board members in 2012. Since then we have had numerous consultants come out to assist MHSAA in making decisions. When Fred Murphy (88) was hired as principal of Mililani High School in 2012 fall semester, James Millwood (82) was appointed the president of MHSAA. We continued to wait for confirmation on our tax exempt status, which we finally received in 2014. We have raised funds in various ways. The first was to solicit donations from individuals and also organizations. From there we did a Panda Express fundraiser as well as our T-shirt sales. In 2012, we started the tradition of selling tickets to the homecoming game. We had informational booths at the game as well to spread the word. With continued support of alumni, we are able to give scholarships to seniors who demonstrate Trojan Pride annually. This will be the third year that we award scholarships. With the return of the carnival, we are looking to raise more funds to provide additional support to the school. Your input and support as consultants helps to keep the MHSAA running smoothly.

Calling Class of 2016! Make sure you don't miss your 10 year reunion. Note: MHSAA will share information but is not invo...
08/14/2026

Calling Class of 2016!
Make sure you don't miss your 10 year reunion.
Note: MHSAA will share information but is not involved in any planning.

Congrats to alum Michael Grande on another Na Hoku!
07/13/2026

Congrats to alum Michael Grande on another Na Hoku!

Michael Grande / “”‘Ōlauniu”” by ʻŌlauniu is your Hawaiian Engineering of the Year winner at the 2026 Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards!

This honor belongs to you and everyone who believes in music. Mahalo to all the nominees — the talent here in Hawaiʻi never ceases to amaze us.

Mahalo hou to all nominees for their contribution to the Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts. Nominees included Dave Tucciarone, Dave Tucciarone, Dave Tucciarone, Michael Grande, and Michael Grande.

07/13/2026

Taking a moment to shout out some of our young alumni: Nathan Shinagawa, Josslyn Rose, and Kyle Chinen are all newscasters and covering local news and sports! We are proud of you!

05/25/2026

Commencement live streaming

Attending Mililani Commencement? Here are some reminders:
05/24/2026

Attending Mililani Commencement? Here are some reminders:

Class of 2026 Important Reminders! May 24 = Grad Day Dress Code Reminders Diploma Pick-Up Each graduate will pick up 8 tickets following grad practice on May 22. Tickets required for entry at the Stan Sheriff Arena (regardless of age). Want to Live stream the ceremony? Graduation Regalia: Gold ca...

04/26/2026

The Mililani High School Education Pathway is hosting a blood drive on June 28. Please sign up to help save lives and also help them raise money to support our rising educators!

Don't cook dinner of March 2! Support our seniors by going to McTeacher night!
02/24/2026

Don't cook dinner of March 2! Support our seniors by going to McTeacher night!

Need your support...PLEASE!!!

Sending love and prayers to our Trojan ‘ohana.
12/20/2025

Sending love and prayers to our Trojan ‘ohana.

The Washington State Patrol (WSP) confirms the tragic loss of Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting #720, who was killed Friday evening after being struck by a vehicle in Tacoma.

Trooper Guting was standing outside of her patrol car investigating a two-vehicle collision when she was struck just before 7:30 p.m. on southbound State Route 509 near milepost 2, south of the Port of Tacoma. Individuals on scene rendered aid, but the trooper ultimately succumbed to her injuries. The Tacoma Police Department (TPD) is taking over the investigation of the incident.

Trooper Guting, 29, began her career with the WSP as a trooper cadet in January 2024. She graduated with the 119th Trooper Basic Training Class, commissioning that same year on Oct. 30th. In that time, served in WSP District 1 in Tacoma.

Tara’s loss is deeply felt within the WSP family, and especially by her husband, Timothy, who himself serves as a Deputy State Fire Marshal at the WSP Fire Training Academy in North Bend.

Tara Guting was born on July 19, 1996, to Russell and Cheryl Hirata in Honolulu, Hawaii. She attended Mililani High School in Mililani, Hawaii, and graduated on May 25, 2014. She began a career of service by enlisting in the Army National Guard on Oct. 22, 2014, where she served honorably as a Signal Intelligence Analyst until Oct, 21, 2022. Her dedication to service and commitment to her duties were evident throughout her eight-year military career.

She married Timothy on Aug. 21, 2019, at the Fire Training Academy.

She answered her final call Friday night, marking the 34th time in WSP’s 105-year history that the agency lost one of its own in line of duty.

“My heartfelt condolences go out to Timothy, Tara’s extended family, her friends, her academy classmates, to District 1 Captain Gundermann, and his entire team,” said WSP Chief John R. Batiste. “We will never forget Badge #720 – Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting.

“The sky has poured rain on us all for the past two weeks… And with this loss, now tears flood our souls.”

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Mililani Town, HI
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