Huffman High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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s projects (proj ekts), creativity on demand report card (re- port' kard), a piece of paper which can make you or break you roll down sign (rol doun sin), ten hours work destroyed in ten seconds ROTC (rot se), for boys and girls who like to play army rules (roolz), those laws made to be broken school (skool), reading 'ruin' and 'rithmetic semester (se- mes' ter), one long year -5-two Senior portrait (sen' yer por' trit), the only decent picture from your high school years Senior ring (sen yer ring), an expensive piece of jewelry never worn after graduation • Seniors (sen yers). We're the best under the sun, we're the Seniors ’81. session room (sesh' un room), the easiest class of the day shop (shop), advanced building blocks and erector sets sign in (sin in), an exercise in creativity for tardy excuses sign out (sin out), the advisors giving third degree treatment before you can check out of school early no. or. top: unite, burn, cut: noon, foot

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P — paint party (pant par ti), a gathering of students where 90 percent socialize and 10 percent attempt to paint Panama City (pan-a-ma sit' I), hot time in the city parking (park mg), if your mother only knew pass (pas), ace P.E. (pe e), a chance for teachers to display their sadistic nature pen (pen), rumored to be a writing instrument necessary in class, in actuality non-existent pencil (pen sIT I), a non-dependable writing instrument pep rally (pep ral I), mass hysteria; riot incited by the cheerleaders perfect attendance (pur fekt a-ten' dans), freedom from finals physics (Hz' Iks), acceleration of the mind pond (pond), the science department’s gift to ecology pop quiz (pop kwiz), invariably given when interest in class is less than usual; used to regain students' immediate attention principal (prfn sf-pal), supreme ruler ale. rare, cal. ask. far: eve. ell. writer: bite, pin

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s Six Flags (siks flags), the land of screams and dreams six weeks test (sfks weks test), miniature final skip (skip), one period of freedom = -3- points soccer (sok' er), feetball socialize (so' shal-Iz), the reason the majority of the student body comes to school day after day Sophomores (sof mors), We’re the best there will ever be, we’re the Seniors ’83. Spanish (span Ish), Puede leer esto? spirit stick (spir it stfk), brings out the animal in the student body students (stu dents), teachers’ captive audience study (stud 1), an activity rarely engaged in by Huffman students swim team (swim tern), aqua people talking (tok fng), a student’s favorite pastime tardy (tar dl), popular time to arrive in class teacher (tech er), modern-day slave driver