Huffman High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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

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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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E — exam (eg-zam), a big ole test faculty (fak' ul-ti), collection of brains faculty lounge (fak ul-tf lounj), escape hatch; teachers’ smoking pit faculty parking (fac ul-tf park' ing), the best in parking reserved for the old folks failure (fal' yer), flag family living (fam I-li llv Ing), playing house field house feld hous), sweat house- final exams (fF nal eg-zamz'), the last straw flag (flag), 64 or below foods (foods), the course for gourmets and gluttons Food World (food wurld), a place mom picks you up when you want your nonexistent driver’s license to be a secret football (foot' bol), the hub of autumn’s activities French (french), Compre-nez-vous? Freshman (fresh man), We’re the best forevermore, we’re the Seniors ’84; low man on the totem pole frosh (frosh), a neophyte ate. rare. c£t, ask. far; eve. ell, writer; bite, pin to