Huffman High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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C — C-building (se bfld mg), known for its dome-shaped zebra roof — a perfect target during air raids calculus (kal' ku-las), lim-(sin x - 1-cos x) car (kar), the key to freedom chalk (chok), the mark of a teacher Chansonier (sha-son-eer'), a singing egotistical maniac cheerleader (cher' led-er), a bouncy little bundle of pep chemistry (kem Is-tri), curtails life for nine months Gnema City 8 (sin e-ma sit' I at), a smorgasbord of movies class (klas), something teachers think they have dubs (klubs), what you join to have next to your name in the annual when you are a senior college (kol ej), four more years of school concert choir (kon-surt kwlr), heavenly chorus consumer math (kon-sum er math), $ and C counselor (koun se-ler), super trouble-shooter corsage (kor-sazh), a big expense with a lifespan of five hours aic. rare. cat. ask. far; eve. ell. writer; bite, pin

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— B B-building (be bild-Ing), more frequently called the gym Big Orange (big or' enj), an actual live walking and talking fruit biology (bi-ol' o-jl), highlighted by the dissection and dismembering of the common frog blackboard (blak bord), large red, green, or brown surface where teachers practice their handwriting bleachers (blech erz), shaky seats book (book), required for entry to class; invariably borrowed by locker partner; frequently stolen, never lost book report (book re-port'), an attempt to summarize the events of a book which you haven’t read boutonniere (boot-' n-ir'), a baby corsage, for males only Boys’ Advisors Office (bois ad-vl' zerz of' Is), a male trouble-maker’s second home Boys’ dressing room (bois dres' Ing room), no women’s land brain (bran), think tank button-down (but’n doun), unisex clothing no, or, top; unite, bum, cut; noon, f6ot

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E cram (kram), a frantic effort to avoid summer school D-building (de bild-fng), home of math, history, and business departments; easily recognized by the bird houses on the roof date (dat), an appointment, usually with a member of the opposite sex debate team (de-bat tern), forensic zealot desk (desk), an uncomfortable chair with an attached doodleboard detention (de-ten shun), time served in solitary confinement diploma (di-plo ma), that coveted piece of paper dress-in (dres in), two minutes (if you are lucky) to get out of your sweaty gymsuit into your soon-to-be sweaty clothes dress-out (dress out), one quick way to lose your modesty drivers’ ed (driv' ers ed), an ideal chance to wreck someone else’s car economics (ek o-nom Iks), an attempt to teach students to manage their non-existent money essay (es' a), words of wisdom