Farrington High School - Ke Kiaaina Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Mr. Tom Seu and Mr. George Kodama, photography consultants, Mr. Rodney Lim and Miss J o-Anne Kushima, typog- raphy specialists, Mr. Ah Chew Goo, printing consultant, Mrs. Sherilyn Tom, resident psychologist and cheer- leader, and Mr. Noah Webster and Mr. Samuel Johnson, idea originators, have given helpful counsel and support Whenever needed. To them We are deeply indebted. The Staff Irene Baxa, Editor-in-Chief QJNG To Cc x fb ililllllgligllgllglllglllllilh. S l JFQ - 4 6 F 1 r, f 'Q mf Q Q Q 56 fu' SQYX

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PREFACE History of the Dictionary. The NEW KALIHI KE KIAAINA DICTIONARY, 1975 Edition, is an entirely new Work. Its newness does not represent a break from the past but rather a change in format. It is a record of the language and events to meet the imagination and reminiscence of each high school scholar. Some facts have been rearranged to add to the color of the events. Illustrations have been carefully chosen as aids to the definitions of scholastic life. The editor, special editors, and spe- cial consultants have had available the outstanding examples of past books and histories, infamous purveyors of gossip, and artists-in-residence of Room 116. It is impossible to thank adequately all who helped in this cooperative ef- fort, but We are especially grateful to the kids of Kalihi who provide the dia- lect, action, and color for this project.

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school school school school school Cskoolj, n. fFrom AS. sco- Cfr. LJ and fr. OF. escole CF. ecolej fr. L. schola, fr. Gr. schole leisure that in which leisure is employed lecture, a school.j 1. A place o: learning Where kids go to receive instruction in the arts of adulthood See FARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 2. A group or large number of fisl or the like, feeding or migrating to- gether. See hallways and cafeteria and under the trees.