Huffman High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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H — half-time (haf' tim), signals a mass exodus to the concession stand and or restroom half-study (haf-stud I), half as bad as a full study H-club (ach-klub), jock club homework (horn work), school away from school Huffman High School (huf mn hf skool), where we often find ourselves going in circles internship (in-turn ' ship), work without pay Izod (I' zod), see ya later alligator job (job) work. $, work, $, work, $, work, $ Junior (joon yer), We're the class that’s better than you, we're the Seniors '82. Junior-Senior Prom (joon yersen' yer prom), 200$ worth of boredom lab (lab), Einstein never had to work this fast late bell (lat bel), starting signal for 10 second dash to class late slip (lat slip), the end of perfect attendance Lawson Field (16' sun feld), home away from home for the Huffman football team ate. rare. cat. ask. far: eve. ell. writer, bite, pin

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— G geometry (je-om e-trf). Gee, I'm a tree. Girls’ Advisors Office (gurls ad-vi zerz of' Is), for the confused female Girls’ dressing room (gurls dres' mg room), off limits to all males: recognized by the overpowering smell of hairspray Girls’ Ensemble (gurls an-som' hi), for sopranos and altos only going steady (go' mg sted f), date insurance golf (golf), a sport which, contrary to popular belief, exists at Huffman government (guv eminent), explains what our politicians should be doing grade (grad), a letter from A to F; always given by the teacher, never earned by the student graduation (grad-u-a shun), mission accomplished gym locker (jim lok er), this is a good place for a stick-up gymsuit (jim' sut), filth-ridden rag; feminine, blue garment resembling a blimp: masculine, green and orange for Freshmen only no, or. top; unite, bun. cut; noon. ffldt -

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— o Letter club (let er kliib). female jock club library (II brer ). haven from a half-study locker (lok er), a catchall lunchroom (lunch room). tasteless heartburn math team (math tern), those who get to the root of a problem Miss Valhalla (mis val-hal a), pretty maidens all in a row mixed ensemble (mlkst an-som' bl). high and low singers money (mun f), a rarity among students, non-existent among teachers morning report (mor ning re-port ), announcements made to be forgotten or ignored National Honor Society (nash' un-al on er so-si' e-ti), the goody-goodies club notebook (not' book), wire-bound doodlepad nowslip (nou slip), a cordial invitation to the advisor's office O.K. (6 ka ). a small yellow piece of paper necessary to avoid detention no. or. top: unite, burn, cut: noon, foot